Ban Paeng Reed Mat Weaving Village

Experience over 100 years of reed mat weaving wisdom—from planting reeds to hand-weaving. Shop a variety of OTOP products and immerse yourself in the B-W-R On Tour community of home, temple, and school.

Kosamphi Forest Park

Observe a variety of tree species and feed wild monkeys

Bueng Kui

Isan Navel landmark, a middle-of-the-lake photo spot for sunset views, lakeside local restaurants, and pedal boat activities.

Bueng Bon

A peaceful reservoir with a refreshing atmosphere, ideal for relaxation and exercise. It features a 2.6 km loop trail around the lake and is located near Kosum Phi Forest Park, a nearby tourist attraction.

Ban Nong Khuean Chang

A traditional weaving village and a valuable learning center for academic studies in arts and cultural heritage.

Maha Sarakham City Pillar Shrine

The Maha Sarakham City Pillar Shrine is considered a sacred place and is a place of worship and reverence for the people of Maha Sarakham province.

Institute for Research on Arts and Culture of Isan

Permanent exhibitions feature archaeological artifacts such as ancient pottery, traditional Isan handwoven textiles, palm-leaf manuscripts, and contemporary art by Isan artists.

Kaeng Loeng Chan Reservoir

Kaeng Loeng Chan is the green lung of Maha Sarakham, offering a shady and pleasant atmosphere with running and cycling lanes, a beautiful sunset viewpoint, and a variety of recreational activities.

Ban Chiang Hian Museum

Explore the ancient settlement and learn about its history as a memorial reflecting the dedication and sacrifice of Ajarn Boonham Kamsa-ard

Isan House Museum

Authentic traditional Isan houses on display include merchant houses, farmers’ houses, raft houses, and traditional Isan huts, as well as ox carts and agricultural tools used in daily livelihoods.

Phra That Na Dun

A stupa containing Buddha relics was discovered, enshrined in gold, silver, and bronze containers, dating back to approximately the 8th–10th centuries CE (13th–15th Buddhist century).

Ku Santarat

Khmer-style temple: the main sanctuary is a square-shaped prang with its entrance projecting toward the east

Loa Don Non Na

Loa Don Non Na is a rural rice field area developed into a leisure destination, featuring a long wooden bridge across the rice fields and private bamboo hut seating areas

Phra Yuen Mongkhon and Phra Ming Mueang

Chi Long Forest Park

Chi Long Forest Park, a natural river island surrounded by lush Yang Na forest, offers peaceful scenery with beautiful water reflections. Perfect for relaxation, photography, and activities near Mahasarakham University.

Kantharawichai Public Park

Beautiful lakeside views at Nong Bua with cool breezes all day. Enjoy stunning sunsets, a walking and cycling track around the reservoir, perfect for jogging, walking, and biking, near the Standing Buddha statue.

Wat Pa Nong Chat

The temple is distinguished by a red cloister decorated with tens of thousands of Somdej Buddha images, a beautifully carved wooden ordination hall, a blend of Thai–Lao–Burmese architecture, and a peaceful forest atmosphere ideal for meditation and spiritual practice.