Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew

The highlight is the use of green and brown glass bottles as substitutes for construction materials and tiles, decorating the pavilion, the main chedi, restrooms, and even the crematorium.  

Prasat Tamnak Sai

An ancient Khmer-style brick sanctuary nestled among lush greenery, distinguished by its three false doors and the tranquil shade of large banyan trees surrounding the temple.

Samrong Kiat Waterfall

Enjoy sightseeing and nature tourism. The waterfall has the highest water volume during September to February. Above the waterfall, streams flow beautifully across wide rock terraces, creating especially stunning scenery during the rainy season.

Huai Chan Waterfall

Huai Chan Waterfall is notable for its convenient accessibility, as it is located right along the main road. The water flows over low rock layers amidst a community forest.

Sam Trai Waterfall

Sam Trai Waterfall is uniquely beautiful, with water flowing over layered sandstone terraces, surrounded by large trees, moss, and lush green forest vegetation.

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A large sandstone waterfall surrounded by the rich forests of the Phanom Dong Rak range, highlighted by its wide rock terrace and streams cascading down a cliff over 5 meters high.

Phra That Rueang Rong

Four-ethnic architecture, living museum, 360° viewpoint, and a rare bull-drawn cart chapel.

City Pillar Shrine Sisaket

Sisaket City Pillar Shrine, a beautiful Thai architectural landmark in the heart of the city, is a spiritual center and sacred blessing site of Sisaket Province.

Wat Maha Buddharam

Wat Maha Buddharam  

Chaloem Phrakiat Rama IX Forest Park

It is an important green space of Sisaket city, surrounded by a large reservoir with a peaceful atmosphere. The park features the prominent ‘Sri Lamduan Commemorative Tower,’ offering stunning 360-degree panoramic views of the city.

Somdet Phra Srinagarindra Park Sisaket

A public park in central Sisaket, featuring a shady atmosphere, a large pond, jogging and walking paths, a small zoo, and blooming lamduan flowers in March. Ideal for relaxation and exercise

Pha Mo I Daeng

A 300-meter-long cliff viewpoint overlooking Cambodia and Preah Vihear Temple, offering sunrise views, sea of mist, ancient stone carvings, and twin sandstone stupas.

Prang Sila Chong Khao Don Tuan

Prang Sila Chong Khao Don Tuan is distinguished by its dramatic location along the cliffs of the Phanom Dong Rak mountain range. The sanctuary is a single square-based tower with recessed corners, constructed from brick and laterite.

Huai Sala Reservoir

It is distinguished by its vast expanse of water contrasting with the mountain range, creating the feeling of a “freshwater sea in the middle of the mountains.” Visitors often come to relax along the reservoir’s shoreline.

Phra Phutthabat Phu Singha

Twin Buddha footprints on a natural stone platform, a sacred place and a site of deep reverence for Buddhists.

Prasat Ta Leng

Prasat Ta Leng is a brick-built sanctuary standing on a laterite base, featuring a single central prang. Its highlight is a rare sandstone lintel carved in the Baphuon-style Khmer art, which is difficult to find today

Wat Khian Burapharam

An ancient temple in Khukhan with over 200 years of history, featuring a sacred Luang Pho To Buddha image, a beautiful traditional Isan-style ancient sim, and an old chedi that reflects the historical heritage of Sisaket.

Prasat Prang Ku

Admire the three principal prasats aligned on a large laterite base in a peaceful and shady atmosphere, surrounded by ancient Khmer artistic evidence such as lintels and stone carvings that still retain their beauty.

Prasat Ban Samo

A relatively well-preserved Arokhayasala constructed of laterite and sandstone, featuring a carved lintel depicting a meditating Buddha seated above Kala.

Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai

A Khmer-style temple complex that is the largest and most complete in the province, featuring three prangs on a single base

Prasat Sra Kamphaeng Noi

Ancient Khmer Arokayasala, sacred pond, and well-preserved laterite Khmer architecture.

Prasat Ban Prasat

Ban Mueang Chan Stupa

Ban Mueang Chan Stupa is a twelve-faceted stupa in a blend of Lan Xang and Khmer architectural styles. It features an ancient ordination hall with boundary stones placed in all eight directions and serves as a spiritual center of faith for the Kui people, who hold an annual stupa worship tradition during the Songkran festival.

Prasat Yer

Admire the ancient Khmer-style brick architecture that remains beautifully preserved, and pay respect to the statue of Luang Pho Mum (Phra Khru Prasat Khantakhun)

Wat Ban Chom Phra

Enshrines the sacred Luang Pho To Buddha image, believed in legend to have emerged from an anthill. The temple features a traditional Thai-style ordination hall and classic wooden monk residences, with a peaceful and shady atmosphere ideal for merit-making and meditation.