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Sida Beach
Si Da Beach is located in Ban Nong Dern Tha, Nong Dern Sub-district. This beautiful beach boasts pristine white sands stretching approximately 2.5 kil
White sand beach along the Mekong
During our journey back to the city, we stopped to admire the white sandy beach by the Mekong River. This beach is a true sandy oasis formed by sedime
Nong Kut Ting Yai
When it comes to large bodies of water in Bueng Kan, many people may only think of Bung Khong Long. However, did you know that just about 5 kilometers
Nong Kut Ting
Nong Kut Ting is located in the Non Sombun sub-district, about 5 kilometers south of Mueang Bueng Kan District. The term "Kut" in the local dialect re
Chao Mae Song Nang Shrine
Located along Jao Mae Song Nang Road, in front of Bung Kan Hospital, is a sacred shrine where people come to pay their respects and seek blessings for
Pu Ya Shrine
Close to the riverside road along the Mekong River, near the white sand beach we visited, we can see a large shrine known as "Pu Ya Shrine." This shri
Wat Samakkhi Upatham
Wat Samakkee Uppatham (Phu Kra Tae Temple) is located in the municipality of Wisit. It was once the residence of Phra Luang Por Thongpoo Sirikhamo (Ph
Wat Sawang Arom
Located in Pak Khat sub-district, this serene spot is adorned with lush trees and features a small stream gently flowing over large sandy rocks. It is
Wat Sri Sophon Thammathan
Wat Si Sopan Dhammathan is a charming old temple where you can pay homage to ancient Buddha statues from the Lan Chang era. A highlight of the visit i
Wat Photharam (Wat Luang Pho Phra Yai)
Located in Ban Tha Krae, Bueng Kan district, this site houses the large Buddha statue, Luang Por Phra Yai, representing the Buddha in the Mara Vichai
Wat Pa Ban Phan Lam
Wat Pa Ban Phan Lam is located along the Mekong River in Ban Phan Lam, in the district of Wichit. Surrounded by lush forests, this temple belongs to t
Wat Buppharat Samosorn
The Buppharachaisamakhom Temple, originally named "Wat Si Mongkhon," is commonly referred to by locals as "Wat Klang." It is located at 170 Baan Bueng
Wat Sega Chetiyaram
Wat Sekajatiyarama, originally named Wat Ban Sek, is located in Dong Rai Village, in the Sek sub-district. The temple received official approval for e
Phu Sing
Located within the national reserve area of the Kala rainforests, Phu Sing mountain range, and the pink grove forests, this stunning landscape covers
Living Community Museum
Located in the village of Khee Lek Yai, in the Nong Phan Tha sub-district, this vibrant community museum is born from a traditional Isan-style Thai ho
Church of Our Lady consecrating the Child in the temple
Inside the church, in addition to the statue of Jesus on the crucifix, the surrounding walls are adorned with wrought iron depictions of the fourteen
Bueng Khong Long
In 1977, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej initiated a project through the Royal Irrigation Department to consider water retention projects for agri
Tham Foon Waterfall
The Tham Fun Waterfall is located at the Tham Fun Forest Protection Unit in Ban Phu Sawat. The waterfall is named after the nearby cave, which is know
Chanan Waterfall
Located in Ban Phu Ngoen, Tambon Ban Tong, within the Phu Khao Wildlife Sanctuary, this beautiful waterfall was originally known as Nam Tok Tad Sanan.
The northernmost point of the Northeastern region.
Another must-visit spot recommended by the mothers at the Khaw Makhong village is the checkpoint situated at the highest point in the Northeast region
Two Colors River Viewpoint, Pak Klang
Situated in Bungkla Nuea Village, in the Bungkla sub-district, looking across to the Lao People's Democratic Republic, you will see "Phu Ngou," which
Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary
Located in Ban Donjik, just three kilometers from Bung Khla District, you will need to turn right and travel another six kilometers to reach the wildl
Kaeng Ah Hong
Ahong Rapids, or the "Navel of the Mekong River," is located in front of Ahong Silawass Temple in the Huakham District, Mueang, Bueng Kan Province, ap
Ban San Ngo Local Weaving Group
The traditional fabric known as "Phakhaoma" has been deeply intertwined with Thai culture since ancient times. Each region boasts its own unique ident
