Sisaket Province fertile land It is another important source of fruit production for export in the country. Including the production of various types of crops From all regions of Thailand Which are produced with good quality and delicious taste. It is accepted by consumers such as durian, rambutan, mangosteen, sataw, longkong, longan, lychee, sweet maprong, which gardens have volcanic soil. Will be located in Khun Han District. and Kantharalak District The products obtained from the volcanic land are satisfactory to farmers and consumers. Therefore making tourists interested in coming to visit the garden on their own..

Maha Phuttharam Temple Northern country Mueang Sisaket District Sisaket Province Located in the middle of Sisaket city. There is a temple which houses a Buddha image that is worth the city and is revered by the people of Sisaket, Luang Pho To, a large Buddha image in the posture of Maravichai. It has a height of 6.85 meters from the base to the top of the head, and a lap width of 3.50 meters. It was originally a stone carved Buddha image. It is assumed that it is a Buddha image from the Khmer period, which is over a thousand years old, but when it was added is not clear. Inside the temple there is a vihara where Luang Pho To is enshrined. The sacred Buddha image is revered by the people of Sisaket..

Khun Amphai Phanit Building It is an old building of Khun Amphai Phanit. (Intha Nak Siharat), a Sisaket baron, built in 1925 by Chinese and Mon craftsmen. This building has been restored and preserved so well that it won the Outstanding Urban Architectural Preservation Project award in 1987 and the Fine Arts Department announced its registration as a historic site in 1994..