Wat Pa Sutthawat and Luang Pu Mun Bhuridatta Museum

This important temple in the heart of Sakon Nakhon city is the place where Phra Ajarn Mun Bhuridatto, a revered master of the forest monastic tradition, passed away, and it also houses a museum containing his relics and personal belongings.

Wat Phra That Choeng Chum Worawihan

Phra That Choeng Chum is a white, square-shaped brick and mortar pagoda with a pure gold spire. Inside the vihara is enshrined "Luang Pho Ong Saen," a beautiful and highly revered Chiang Saen-style Buddha image in the Maravijaya posture, which is worshipped by the people of Isan.

Phra That Dum

Admire the beauty of the single remaining brick temple out of three originally built. Its highlight is the sandstone lintel carved with scenes from Buddhist and Hindu religions, representing important evidence of Khmer art from the Bapuan period in Thailand. The surrounding atmosphere is peaceful and serene, ideal for studying history.

Phu Phan Ratchaniwet Palace

Admire the elegant contemporary royal residences nestled amidst the lush natural beauty of the Phu Phan Mountains. Marvel at the meticulously landscaped gardens featuring a variety of flowering plants and rare wild flora, offering a shady, refreshing, and tranquil atmosphere.

Prasat Phra That Narai Cheng Weng

Admire the exquisite Khmer Bapuan art on the lintel depicting Vishnu reclining on the serpent and Krishna subduing the lion, a masterpiece of ancient sandstone architecture. Experience the local legend of a competition between men and women to build the sacred relics of the Buddha, a treasure of Sakon Nakhon.

Nong Han Viewpoint and Don Koen Public Park

Enjoy the sea breeze and breathtaking views of the vast Nong Han Lake. Relax on Don Koen Island amidst a tranquil atmosphere, and witness the most beautiful sunset reflecting on the water in Tha Rae. Perfect for relaxation and taking stunning photos for social media.

Isan Freshwater Aquarium

Sakon Nakhon Cultural Centre

Micael Bureau of Monks

(Place of worship), Micael Bureau of Monks, Muang Sakon Nakhon District, Sakon Nakhon, 47230

Ping Ngu Curve

A winding road along Phu Phan mountain resembling a giant snake slithering through the forest.

Farm Hug

Experience a cowboy-style farm atmosphere, admire and feed the adorable sheep, and savor the premium "Phon Yang Kham Beef Steak," a famous specialty of the province. There are also plenty of photo opportunities, such as the giant windmill and flower gardens.

Phu Phan Museum

The Sakon Nakhon Historical Learning Center offers nine exhibition zones, allowing visitors to experience the lifestyles of eight ethnic groups, view wax figures of famous Buddhist monks, and be amazed by a planetarium—all in one place.

Hug Muang Sakon Walking Street

This center showcases renowned indigo-dyed fabrics and GI (Geographical Indication) products, along with a variety of contemporary crafts. Visitors can enjoy dyeing demonstrations, experience local culture, and sample delicious food in the historic street atmosphere in front of the sacred Phra That Choeng Chum temple.

Phu Thai Non Hom Cultural Center

Witness the graceful "Peacock Tail Dance," a unique performance by the Phu Thai people of Ban Non Hom. Experience the traditional "Bai Sri Su Khwan" ceremony, a sincere welcome for visitors, and purchase high-quality hand-woven indigo-dyed fabrics showcasing local craftsmanship.

Sakon Nakhon City Pillar Shrine and Chao Pho Mahesak Shrine

The shrine is beautifully constructed in an elegant contemporary architectural style. Inside, it houses the city's main pillar and the statue of Chao Pho Mahesak, who is highly revered for his blessings of protection and prosperity.

Wat Pa Udom Somporn Phanna Nikhom District

(Temple), Wat Pa Udom Somporn Phanna Nikhom District, Phanna Nikhom District, Sakon Nakhon, 47130

Achan Fan Acharo Museum

Wat Pa Phurithatthirawat

The final residence and memorial site of Luang Pu Mun Bhuridatta Thera, the father of Thai forest meditation tradition.

Wat Tham Kham

Visit the "Teskrangsi Memorial," a pagoda museum built in remembrance of Luang Pu Tesk Tesrangsi. It features a refined blend of applied art and nature, housing a statue and relics of Luang Pu Tesk. Enjoy the fresh mountain air while you explore the site.

Phra That Phu Phek

See the "Solar Pillar," an ancient Khmer astronomical calendar used to observe the sun's position to determine important solar dates, and challenge your faith by climbing 491 steps to pay homage to the sacred site and enjoy the view from the mountaintop.

Wat Kham Pramong

Admire the beauty of "Metta Dharma Sala," a distinctive Chinese-style architecture, and learn about integrative healing practices that combine herbal medicine, meditation, and mental well-being amidst tranquil nature.

Preecha Suksan Waterfall

Its distinctive feature is that the waterfall doesn't cascade from a high cliff but rather flows along a wide, gently sloping rock formation, creating a long and beautiful stream. Children can play in the water like a slide, and there are many uniquely shaped rocks perfect for taking photos.

Phu Phan National Park

Nam Phung Dam

The reservoir is surrounded by lush green mountains, offering a tranquil atmosphere year-round. Especially during the winter, a thin layer of mist hovers over the water, making it one of the most beautiful spots to watch the sunset in Sakon Nakhon province.

Phu Pha Yon Cave

Phu Pha Yon National Park is a significant historical learning site and viewpoint, notable for its ancient rock carvings on cave walls depicting the lifestyle of people in the past, all set against a lush forest backdrop.

Pha Dong Kor

Pha Dong Kor is the highest point of Phu Pha Lek and a spectacular viewpoint. Its defining feature is a massive rock formation that makes for an iconic photo opportunity.

Prehistoric Paintings at Pha Phak Wan

Admire ancient cave paintings, thousands of years old, unearthed on sandstone walls. The most striking images are those of animals resembling anteaters or giant squirrels, as well as geometric patterns—rarely seen in the upper northeastern region of Thailand—all set against the backdrop of a lush deciduous forest.

Phu Pha Yon National Park

Admire the beauty of Huai Huat Reservoir, with its crystal-clear water year-round, amidst lush forests. A highlight is the "prehistoric rock paintings" on the cliff face, along with a viewpoint offering expansive panoramic views and one of the most scenic riverside campsites in the province.

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Wat Tham Phra Phutthasaiyat or Phu Pha Thong

This temple has a long and rich history. Its main attractions are a large Reclining Buddha image, ancient high-relief Buddha carvings on a sandstone wall, and a Khmer script inscription believed to date back to the 17th Buddhist century. The site also features unique natural rock formations.

Wat Pa Nak Nimit

Experience the authentic atmosphere of a forest monastery, maintaining its simplicity and the ascetic lifestyle of meditation monks. See the preserved original "Luang Pu Mun's Hut" and pay respects to Luang Pu Awang Khemako, a revered and compassionate monk.

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Nam Un Dam

The expansive view of the reservoir, surrounded by the Phu Phan mountain range, offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxing and enjoying the cool breeze. It's also a stunning spot to watch the sunset. Furthermore, it's an important tilapia farming area in the province.

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