Wat Maha That Yasothon

Wat Mahathat (Royal Monastery) An ancient temple of Yasothon, home to Phra That Anon, Phra Kaew Khao, and a beautiful Isan-style scripture hall over water.

Phra That Kong Khao Noi

The legendary Kong Khao Noi Kills His Mother tale, a Lan Chang-style stupa amid rice fields, and one of Yasothon’s iconic landmarks.

Phaya Thaen Public Park

Phaya Khan Kak Museum, a giant toad-shaped landmark by the Lam Thuan River, tells the legend of Phaya Thaen and Isan culture, featuring a Naga building as a popular photo spot

Yasothon City Pillar Shrine

The shrine is the only one in Thailand with three city pillars, blending Thai, Chinese, and Lao architectural styles in the historic Baan Sing Tha area.

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Wat Ban Song Puai

Pay respect to the beautiful Luang Pho Yai Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, with a lap width of over 3 meters, and admire the ancient replica Buddha footprint that has long been revered by the local community

Phra That Ku Chan

A 15-meter-tall Lan Xang-style stupa resembling Phra That Phanom, surrounded by a two-layer boundary wall and a museum displaying ancient Khmer sandstone boundary stones and artifacts.

Phu Tham Phra

An ancient sacred cave temple set within sandstone mountains, featuring revered Buddha images, scenic viewpoints, and beautiful natural caves surrounded by lush green forests.

Wat Phu Sung

Wat Phu Sung, a scenic hilltop viewpoint in Yasothon, is famous for its golden pagoda, peaceful atmosphere, and stunning panoramic natural views

Song Yaé Catholic Church

This church was entirely built of wood, using as many as 360 wooden pillars, and its roof is covered with more than 80,000 wooden shingles.