Pha Taem National Park

Pha Taem stands out with its ancient cliffside rock paintings along the Mekong River, stretching over 180 meters, and breathtaking sunrise views. The park also boasts a rich variety of landscapes, from dramatic cliffs and stone plateaus to wildflower fields.

Saeng Chan Waterfall

Saeng Chan Waterfall is known for its distinctive water stream falling through a hole in the rock ceiling. The round hole was naturally carved by erosion over centuries, resembling moonlight piercing the forest canopy. Surrounding scenery is lush and serene — ideal for nature lovers and photography.

Soi Sawan Waterfall

The waterfall is formed by two converging streams that fall from a cliff, creating a natural necklace-like flow. It's nestled in lush forest and near seasonal wildflower meadows.

Tat Ton Waterfall

A 6-meter-high scenic waterfall surrounded by shady forest and rock plains. Easily accessible with no long trekking required, ideal for family visits or nature lovers.

The Two Color River

The reddish Mekong and the greenish Mun rivers converge without instantly mixing, creating a distinct boundary of two colors. You can take a boat ride for an up-close experience of this unique natural wonder.

Morning Fresh Market Khongjiam

Fresh market selling local food e.g. river fish, vegetable, breakfast (congee)

Pak Mun Dam

Pak Mun Dam serves as both a hydroelectric power facility and a popular viewpoint at the confluence of two major rivers. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, observe local fishery life, and explore surrounding ecotourism attractions, especially during the cool season.

Wat Tham Waeo Sin Chai

The temple features a natural cave that has been a meditation retreat for generations. Ancient Buddha images are enshrined inside, surrounded by tranquility and cool stone walls. The peaceful environment makes it perfect for worship and spiritual practice.

Thung Na Mueang Waterfall

The waterfall offers a refreshing curtain of water surrounded by lush forests, along with the rare sight of a 400-year-old giant vine.

Ancient Rock Paintings Pha Taem

Stunning prehistoric rock paintings showing ancient human life and beliefs, set against scenic cliffs and views of the Mekong River.

Wat Tham Khuha Sawan

A temple situated within a large natural cave, adorned with beautiful Buddha images and stalactites. The site houses a large ceremonial gong, an important religious object, and offers a serene environment perfect for meditation and enjoying views of the Mekong River.

Phu Chanadai

Phu Chanadai offers a 360-degree view of forests and the Mekong River, ideal for sunrise watching and nature photography.

Sao Chaliang

Sao Chaliang features large mushroom-shaped stone pillars formed by natural erosion over millions of years. Each pillar has unique shapes and patterns standing tall on a wide rocky plain, making it a favorite photo spot in Pha Taem National Park.

Lan Hin Taek Pha Taem

Massive granite rocks naturally split into cracks, with views of the Mekong River and surrounding forests. The area provides a peaceful setting for walking and photography.

Kaeng Tana National Park

Large river rapids with clear waterfalls and lush mixed deciduous forests. Scenic trails allow visitors to explore and enjoy the natural beauty.

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.

Hat Ku Duea

The beach features wide sandy shores and a beautiful riverside view, perfect for relaxation, swimming, and watching the sunset. Floating restaurants add a unique local experience.

Wat Tai Beach

Ban Kan Luang Archaeological Site

Thung Si Mueang

A central city park featuring the landmark “Royal Candle Sculpture” and hosting major local religious festivals.

Phu Chong Na Yoi National Park

The park is renowned for Huai Luang Waterfall, the largest in Ubon Ratchathani, as well as Than Thip and Thung Na Mue waterfalls hidden deep in the forest. Pha Chu Viewpoint offers a breathtaking panorama of the three-border area, while the lush forest is home to diverse wildlife.

Ban Benj Ancient Sanctuary

Ban Benj Ancient Sanctuary is an ancient brick-and-stone site in the Khmer architectural style, with lintels depicting Indra riding Airavata and bas-reliefs of the nine planetary deities. The sanctuary’s multi-tiered roofs, intricate stucco work, and carved wood details highlight its cultural and architectural significance.

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Kaeng Saphue

Kaeng Saphue features large natural rock rapids with strong flowing water, ideal for swimming, rafting, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Mun River.

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Sam Phan Bok

Over 3,000 naturally carved rock holes of various shapes and sizes along the Mekong River, offering stunning views, boat tours, and beautiful natural scenery year-round.

Hat Hong

Hat Hong is a small white sandy beach along the Mekong River, peaceful and perfect for relaxing, swimming, and watching the sunrise or sunset.

Chong Mek Permanent Border Checkpoint

Chong Mek Permanent Border Checkpoint is a key gateway between Thailand and Laos, equipped with comprehensive facilities and serving as the starting point for journeys into Laos.

Sirindhorn Dam

Sirindhorn Dam stands out as a major hydroelectric plant combined with a floating solar power system. It offers breathtaking views of surrounding hills and a large reservoir, perfect for relaxation, sunset viewing, and learning about clean energy.

Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Prao

The temple’s main highlight is the luminous Tree of Life mural on the back wall of the ordination hall, glowing in emerald green at night. It is also a stunning sunset viewpoint overlooking the Mekong River and a peaceful place for meditation and spiritual practice.

Kaeng Lamduan Waterfall

Kaeng Lamduan Waterfall features water cascading down high rock cliffs in a shaded forest. The atmosphere is peaceful and perfect for swimming and photography.

Hat Chom Dao

Rock formations and pools naturally eroded over thousands of years, breathtaking sunrise views, and a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation and photography.

Wat Phu Lon

(Temple), Wat Phu Lon, Si Muang Mai District, Ubon Ratchathani, 34250

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