Phraya Phakdi Chumphon Monument

Phraya Phakdi Chumphon (Lae), the founder of Chaiyaphum and the first governor of Chaiyaphum, is respectfully referred to by the people of Chaiyaphum as ‘Chao Pho Phaya Lae’

Tat Ton National Park

Phu Phra Wat Sila At

Admire ancient Khmer-style Buddha carvings on a sandstone cliff, featuring ‘Phra Chao Ong Tue’ as the principal Buddha image in the Maravijaya posture, estimated to be over 1,000 years old.

Chao Pho Phraya Lae Shrine

Center of faith for Chao Pho Phraya Lae, located by Nong Pla Thao, featuring a peaceful and shady atmosphere, ideal for paying respects, with an annual grand worship and traditional dance ceremony.

Prang Ku

Prang Ku is another archaeological site with a layout and characteristics similar to other ancient structures for which evidence has been found indicating that they were Arokhayasala (ancient hospitals).

Mo Hin Khao

Five giant sandstone pillars, Thailand’s Stonehenge, a dark-sky stargazing field, and Pha Hua Nak viewpoint with stunning sea of mist views

Wat Khao Sa Hong

Distinct swan-shaped rock formation beside a hilltop pond, peaceful forested mountain atmosphere, and a panoramic viewpoint overlooking vast natural landscapes.

Bai Sema Ban Kut Ngong

A rare Dvaravati-period boundary stone site over 1,200 years old, notable for its finely carved Buddhist biography and Jataka reliefs, and systematically displayed in a school-based museum.

Phra Phutthabat Phu Faed

Natural twin Buddha footprints, ancient sacred faith site, panoramic Phu Khiao viewpoint, peaceful forest monastery ideal for meditation and spiritual relaxation.

Pha Iang Waterfall

The slanted rock terrace is a distinctive geological feature that causes the water to cascade in layers along the rock surface in a beautifully stepped formation.