Ubon Ratchathani National Museum

Originally the provincial hall, this historic building has been restored and converted into a national museum. It displays the province’s geography, history, and cultural heritage through permanent exhibitions.

Wat Mahawanaram

The Phra Chao Yai Inpaeng Buddha statue, a large brick-and-plaster image in the Mara-victory posture, measuring about 3 meters wide and 5 meters tall, and the temple’s beautiful historic atmosphere.

Wat Burapharam Ubon Ratchathani

A revered temple central to Thailand’s forest meditation tradition, once home to great monks like Luang Pu Mun and Luang Pu Sao.

Wat Chaeng

Wat Chaeng features a traditional Isan-style ordination hall (sim), built in 1888 by Chao Ratchabut. It showcases intricate wood carvings of honeycomb patterns, finials, and a rare crocodile-shaped staircase.

Wat Sri Ubon Rattanaram

This temple is famous for its ancient origins, the revered Phra Kaew Busarakham Buddha statue carved from yellow crystal, and its role as a center of meditation and Buddhist teachings.

Wat Thung Si Muang

Wat Thung Si Muang is known for its distinctive library built over water, blending Thai-Lao-Burmese architecture, and its Buddha’s footprint shrine with exquisite murals. It also houses Phra Chao Yai Si Muang, a revered ancient Buddha image.

Wat Supattanaram Worawihan

The temple features a unique blend of Thai and Western architecture, serene riverfront scenery, and holds great religious significance as the origin of the Dhammayut forest tradition in Northeast Thailand.

Wat Phra That Nong Bua

A magnificent chedi built to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of Buddhism and enshrining relics of the Buddha.

Wat Ban Na Mueang

The most striking feature is the ordination hall shaped like a royal swan boat, intricately adorned with vibrant ceramic tiles. Surrounded by tranquil grounds and other artful structures, it reflects both Thai creativity and deep religious devotion.

Khu Kua Beach

Wat Tai Beach

Ban Kan Luang Archaeological Site