Wat Phu Chor Kor or Wat Banphot Khiri in Mukdahan is the holy land of the Northeast, a well-known Buddhist place on the mountain. It is a place for practicing meditation of Luang Pu La Khempatto. He is a senior monk greatly respected by the villagers of Mukdahan. Wat Phu Chor Kor or Wat Banphot Khiri is on Phu Chor Kor(a small mountain), Ban Nong Waeng, Nong Sung Tai Subdistrict, Nong Sung, Mukdahan Province. It is a Dhammayuttika Sect temple on a small mountain that is peaceful and beautiful. This temple was a place for the Buddhist Lent of Luang Pu La Khempatto, a monk well-known for meditation. The villagers generally call him "Luang Pu La." Khempatta Chedi is an inverted bell-shaped pagoda, over 22 meters high, decorated with high-class tiles from Italy. The ground floor is a hall for various religious activities, while the upper floor is a museum exhibiting the history, works, and necessities of Luang Pu La. In addition, the museum enshrines the monk's ashes and wax figure for Buddhists to worship. Wat Banphot Khiri or Wat Phu Chor Kor is an important religious place for Mukdahan people and other Buddhists. Moreover, it is a place for religious activities and practicing the Dharma.