"Kaeng Ah Hong" is a natural rapid in the Mekong River that is beautiful, and bound by belief and faith about the serpent; it is believed that the Kaeng Ah Hong area is the deepest point of the Mekong River, and it is the gateway connecting the human world with the underwater world which is the residence of the Naga. It is believed that; if a lemon is thrown into Kaeng Ahong, it will appear in Kham Chanod Forest, Ban Dung District, Udon Thani Province. Then, it became a belief that connects the human world with the underwater world of the Naga Kaeng Ahong area is one spot where the Naga Fireballs phenomenon occurs every day of the Buddhist Lent day on the 15th day of the 11th lunar month of every year and there are tourists, including those who have faith in the Naga, come to travel regularly throughout the year.

Wat Wat Ahong Silawat is outstanding with its architecture; marble chapel at the riverside of Mekong River. It is located at Kaeng A-Hong. Inside the chapel enshrines ""Phra Phuttha Kuwanan Satsada"", which is also spectacularly beautiful as a Buddha image resembling Phra Buddha Chinnarat. There are also two golden Buddha images enshrined inside. The atmosphere inside the temple is decorated with many strangely shaped rocks which are arranged naturally like a rock garden

Wat Sawang Arom is located on a hill. Within the temple area is beautiful and complete with nature, with rocks, cliffs, stone courtyards, trees covered, generally shady, a small stream flowing through the temple area, a replica of the Buddha's footprint, a statue of Thao Si Thon, large rocky area that looks like it has been slashed by a sword. Therefore the area is called Thao Sri Than Long Dab. There is a simulated cave that tourists can visit inside the cave. There is an upturned bell shaped chapel. It is located on a high hill within which is enshrined a sacred Buddha image. If going up to the area where the Ubosot is located will be able to see. The scenery around both the Thai side and the Lao side is very beautiful. Wat Sawang Arom is regarded as a symbol of Pak Khat District, which has a high relationship with the community. The community will have an event every year. During Songkran, New Year and Buddhist Lent festivals, there will be many people in the community and touri...

The two goddesses are sacred shrines: People from all over come to worship and wish for prosperity The area where the Chao Mae Song Nang Shrine was built, there used to be two jujube trees; the government wanted to move the Chao Mae Song Nang Shrine to another place. However, when looking at astrology and said that it could not be moved because the Mekong River can be seen all year round at this location

Don Ya Nang Subdistrict, Phon Charoen District, Bueng Kan, Thailand

Phu Sing is part of the Kala Rainforest National Reserved Forest, Phu Sing Forest and Dong Si Chompoo Forest. It is under the supervision of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, located close to Phu Thok. There is a prominent attraction that is Hin Sam Wan, a large sandstone cliff jutting out. It is a beautiful viewpoint, and can watch the morning mist in winter. It is also a nature trail that is rich and diverse. At present, there are many tourists traveling to Phu Sing.

It is in the responsibility of Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary, formerly known as ""Tad Sanan Waterfall"" (Isan language, Tat means where the water flows, Sanan means bed). It is the largest and most beautiful waterfall in the Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary. It is difficult to reach; tourist can travel to Tad Chanan Waterfall in 2 ways by 4 wheel drive car and by boat. In addition to the beauty of the waterfall There is also a stone bridge (Located before the footpath to the waterfall), which is a natural phenomenon that the water passes under a rock that is about 100 meters long. There is also a crocodile lagoon. It is a large pond located above the waterfall, and when walking through the waterfall up to about 300 meters, there is a wide sandy beach along the marsh, suitable for camping.

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Tham Phra Waterfall is located in Ban Non Sombun, about 34 kilometers from the district of Seka. The waterfall is the location of Phu Tham Phra Monastery which is quiet and shady. When walking up to the stone courtyard behind will find a valley in the shape of a pan basin; the width is about 200 square meters, with a stream of waterfall flowing to the bottom of the basin below. The area of the waterfall is a cliff about 100 meters wide and can only be swimming in the rainy season. Phu Tham Phra Waterfall originated from Huai Bang Bad Stream, the height between the floors is about 50 meters.

Phu Thok is a famous sea mist viewpoint, and it is popular with tourists visiting Chiang Khan. It has the feature of a high mountain, located along the Mekong River. On the top of the mountain is the Chiang Khan Telecommunication Station, and it is a viewpoint of the beautiful scenery of Chiang Khan District and around the Mekong River. It is located on the same road as Kaeng Khut Khu, which is about 3 kilometers from Chiang Khan District. Anyone who has visited Chiang Khan should not miss seeing the sea of mist in the morning here apart from; Phu Thok which is a viewpoint where tourists can clearly see the beauty of the Mekong River, Sanakham City and Kaeng Khut Khu. As for the sea of fog, it may or may not be seen at all depending on the weather conditions of the day.