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Wat Pho Chai

Wat Pho Chai, formerly known as "Wat Phi Phiu," is a third-class royal monastery of the Mahanikaya sect with a profound history dating back to the Lan Xang Era. The temple's paramount significance lies in housing "Luang Pho Phra Sai," a magnificent solid gold-colored bronze Buddha image in the Maravijaya posture. According to historical chronicles, the three daughters of King Setthathirath of the ... read more

Thai Lao Friendship Bridge Nong Khai

The First Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge Nong Khai is a monumental cross-border infrastructure connecting Chom Mani in Nong Khai Province, Thailand, with Dong Phosy in Hadxayfong District, Vientiane, Laos. This landmark project stands as a profound symbol of international cooperation, funded entirely by the Australian Government as a gift to the people of Thailand and Laos to strengthen dip... read more

Phrathat Bang Phuan

Wat Phra That Bang Phuan is one of the most significant religious landmarks in the Mekong River basin. According to the Urangkhathat (the legend of the Buddha’s chest bone relic), this site was established to enshrine the sacred relics of the Buddha, specifically the "Phra Bangkhon Nak" (pelvic bone), which were brought from India by five Arahants. The original stupa was constructed using su... read more

Phrathat Nong Khai

Phra That Nong Khai, widely known as Phra That La Nong or the Submerged Stupa, possesses a profound and sacred history documented in the Urangkhathat (The Legend of Phra That Phanom). According to ancient chronicles, this stupa enshrines nine holy relics of the Buddha’s right foot bones. Architecturally, the original structure followed the Lan Xang style, bearing a striking resemblance to th... read more

Tha Sadet Market

Tha Sadet Market, widely known as the "Indochina Market," is situated along the banks of the Mekong River in the heart of Nong Khai municipality. This location holds immense historical significance as it formerly served as the primary permanent border crossing and shipping port between Thailand and Vientiane, the capital of the Lao PDR. The name "Tha Sadet" (meaning "The Royal Pier") was bestowed ... read more

Wat Pha Tak Suea

Wat Pha Tak Suea is a Buddhist forest temple belonging to the Dhammayuttika Nikaya sect, situated atop the Phu Phan Noi mountain range in Pha Tang Subdistrict, Sangkhom District, Nong Khai Province. Historically, the site was known as Tham Phra Monastery, a secluded meditation retreat for Phra Ajahn Somdet, a dedicated disciple of the renowned meditation master Luang Pu Rian Worlapho. Officia... read more

Wat Hin Mak Peng

Wat Hin Mak Peng is situated on a lush, forested sandstone cliff overlooking the Mekong River. As a significant temple within the Dhammayuttika Nikaya sect, it holds a prominent place in the history of Thailand's forest meditation tradition. The temple was pioneered and developed by the late Luang Pu Thate Thesragsi (Phra Ratchanirot Rangsi), a highly revered disciple of the Great Master Luan... read more