The Wat Pa Nong Son used to be Khok (little forest in village). There is a monk on pilgrimage always came to meditate at this area till here was established Dhammyuttika temple, it is a temple where not lack of people whom come to practice in Dhamma. Phra Kru Chotivorakun, the practice of Luang Pu Cha Priest of Kosum - Chiang Yuen district (Dhammayut Nikaya) has an idea to build an ordinary hall for religious ceremonies here to preserve the arts and culture of the people in the community. The villagers and their disciples have joined together to donate funds for the construction by having studied in a style from Laos with the body of ordinary hall is 20 meters width, 30 meters length, and 20 meters height, It took 9 years to complete the construction. It is ordinary hall or sim in northeast language, so the villager always called Sim Wat Pa Nong Son, it is a sim art in Lan Chang that very rare, just few area in northeast. Inside is enshrined an elegant replica of Phra Buddha Chinnara...

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.

The Kosumphi Forest Park is a dry evergreen forest with the total area 208,000 square meters. It is a natural breeding ground for rubber trees and also plenty of the tooth brush tree are growing up on the wide court. The middle of the forest has a bog that is called "Nong Bung" Currently, a suspension bridge is being built across this bog, it consist of the beautiful scenery and a natural study path, a concrete road that are available for tourists who can walk or cycle around the park. On the north side, there is the Chi River and the rock rapids that is called "Keng Tard”, in the dry season Keng Tard is the most important landmark for Songkarn Festival in the north-eastern part, around hundred thousand tourist came to enjoy in Songkarn festival per year. There are the Yellow Long-tailed macaques that inhabits in the forest park with more than 800 common gray macaques. The Yellow Long-tailed macaque is a unique identity, just only here in Asia-Pacific. In addition, the tourist can fee...

SK Farm is a place that gathers the rare buffalo species of Mr. Sarawut Setkit, a veterinarian who is intend to gather up and propagate species of buffalo that is counting down every day, for future generations to see and let them learn the cuteness of animals that have been with farmers for a long time. Although, the buffalo's farming duties will be replaced by tractor technology but the Thai buffalo is still firmly preserved at SK Farm Chiang Yuen district Maha Sarakham province. Here is a home of "Chao Yai Chiang Yuen" (buffalo's name), the male buffalo is regarded by photographers across ASEAN as the most beautiful horned buffalo in this area. Chao Yai have horned length about 3.5 meters that is longest horn in Thailand. Furthermore, Chao Yai is often used as a model in various photo shoots, released a TV show and traveled to show up in various agricultural fairs continuously and it is always the highlight of the event. Even though, this farm will have the tourist visit all...

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.

The Reed Mats at Ban Phaeng are OTOP 5 star products of Mahasarakham province, located in Ban Phaeng, Kosum Phisai district, Mahasarakham province, where reed mats have produced for a long time since this is an area of reeds. Later, the patterns of reed mats have been developed to be more modern and provide a variety of applications, such as Furl mats with Mud Mhee pattern, yoga mats, reed bags, etc. Many reed mat showrooms have been set up in Ban Phaeng spots for tourists to purchase the reed mats. It is also a reed mat production site for export, which can bring in tens of millions bath to the village.