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..

Prasat Ban Prasat (Ptrasat Huay Thap Tan or or Prasat Ban Non That) is an ancient Khmer castle, located in Wat Prasat Phana Ram in Wat Ban Prasat, Prasat Subdistrict, Huay Thap Tan DIstrict, Srisaket, assumed to be built around the 16th Buddhist century in order to be used as a shrine of "Trimurati" according to the belief in Brahmanism. This archaeological site was built with a Klang-Baphuon architecture, consisting of the three pagodas on one laterite base lined in a north-south, facing east. Around the building, there are laterite walls on all four sides, including the arch on the south and east.

An important tourist and learning destination for youth, students, and those interested. Located within His Majesty the King's Park. Celebrating His Majesty the King's 80th birthday (Huai Nam Kham Island) in Nong Khrok Subdistrict, Mueang District. It is also the first aquatic animal display center in the southern Isan region. Inside the building, there are various learning zones, including marine fish zones, freshwater fish zones, and beautiful fish with over 100 species of fish arranged in aquariums ranging from small fish tanks to movie screen-sized aquariums. Each tank has a description about that type of fish for you to read to gain knowledge.. And enjoy watching the fish swim inside the tank. The main highlight that gets attention is the 24 meter underwater glass tunnel that gives tourists the opportunity to experience the beauty of the fish up close. There is also a diving show and fish feeding show from the staff at 2:00 p.m. every day. There is also a "fish sp...

Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai consists of a rectangular corridor of 49 meters in width and 67 meters in length surrounding 6 building of brick pagodas and Bannalai. Based on aerial photos, it is pointed out that Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yail is likely to be surrounded by a dense community with a large square pond called "Pool Wall", located about 400 meters south-east and presumably to be excavated at the period of the castle constriction while there is a small creek named Huay Ta Mao, which is a branch of the creek separated from Huay Samran, located on the east side.

Princess Srinakarin Park Sakon Nakhon is established in order to celebrate Princess Srinakarin’s 80th year of birth. It is the 5th park, which is located at Nhong Harn pond, Tad Cheng Chum subdistrict, Muang district, Sakon Nakhon province. There are 192 square kilometers, which are 112 square kilometers of land and 80 square kilometers of water. Princess Srinakarin was the president in the park’s opening ceremony on 9th November 1987. The institute which takes care of this park is Sakon Nakhon municipality. The tree of the park is Non si or Yellow Flame Tree. Princess Srinakarin park Sakon Nakhon is the park close to the big pond called Nhong Harn. The pond is a natural pond in the northeastern region which covers many districts. It is also the house and habitat for many aquatic animals and water birds. One part of the park is protruding into the pond which is the front part of the park. It makes the surrounding nice and graceful. In the middle of the pond is “Sra Pang Thong”. ...

Wat Phra That Suphannahong Or Ban Wan Temple is located in Wan Village, Nam Kham Subdistrict, Mueang District, located far from It is approximately 10 kilometers from the province. Another beautiful temple that should not be missed when traveling to Sisaket Province..