Both Buddha statues and Kantharawichai amulets is a priceless monk a sacred Buddha image and it is worshiped of people in the Kantharawichai district and all Maha Sarakham people said, whether you worship or vow, you will be satisfied in every respect.

Prang Ku is an archaeological site that has the plan as same as the drug treatment court in the 18th century Buddhist. There are Buddha image in the middle and ancient library in the front, surrounded by the walls that contain Gopura at the front side. Prang Ku was made of laterite bricks except for the door and window frames. The lintel pillars are all sandstone facing east. In the northeast of Prang Ku, there is a pool that is in good condition. Especially, the Buddha image consists of square plan of 5 meters in size with twelve recessed wood.

Wat Thung Setthi was built by Lung Ta Aoi Yam Daeng where is a land from his heritage, he said that this area is a linking area with three earth of heaven, human, hell but there is a Maha Chedi Trai Loga That covered these linking way.

Tat Ton Waterfall is a waterfall that flows along the wide stone stream before falling down the cliff. From the parking lot, there is a paved path to the waterfall, only 500 meters distance. Upper the waterfall is a stream that most tourists like to enjoy swimming. If you would not like to swim, there was a relaxing pavilion provided to admire the waterfall view. Tat Ton Waterfall is most beautiful during June to September. Besides, there is another interesting waterfall that is Pha Iang Waterfall. The stream flows onto the stone cliff that is tilted to the stream. You can travel by the highway no.2159 Chaiyaphum – Nong Bua Daeng. The waterfall is located in Ban Chelongnuea. There is a paved road leading to the parking lot. Then, walk to the waterfall for only 800 meters.

It was located at the Ban Sa at Khan Tharat sub district, Kantharawichai district. It is enshrined of Phra Phuttha Mongkhol, the priceless Buddha image of Kantharawichai district, it is a sandstone Buddha image in Dvaravati art, about 4 meters high. The originally in a damaged condition, later in the year 1917, it was fill to completed and it was registered as an important national antiquities on 8 March, 1935. Nowadays, the Phra Phuttha Mongkhol is enshrined in the courtyard of the temple, around the courtyard of the Bodhi, there are two boundary of a bot or stone sema leaves in the Dvaravati period, are surrounded by two layers in all eight directions, the characteristics of boundary of a bot are flat sheets and square bar.