Prap Ho Monument

Prap Ho Monument is a historic memorial located in central Nong Khai town, in Nai Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang Nong Khai District. Built in 1886, it commemorates soldiers who died during the suppression of the Haw wars in northeastern Thailand. Situated in a small public park in front of the old city hall, it is one of the city's most recognized landmarks and a symbol of local history.

Visitors can expect a small landscaped park with a central stone monument on a pedestal, surrounded by open lawn, trees and paved walkways. The monument is located at a road junction near the old city hall in central Nong Khai. Visitors can walk around the monument, read inscriptions, take photographs and rest on seating areas. The site is open and quiet, suitable for a short stop while exploring the town centre.

The monument was erected in 1886 during the reign of King Rama V to commemorate Thai soldiers and officials who lost their lives during the military campaigns to suppress the Haw disturbances in the northeastern region between 1875 and 1886. It is considered the first modern memorial monument built in Thailand and marks an important event in the history of Nong Khai as a border town.

The monument is a respected local landmark and a symbol of remembrance for those who served. It is a focal point for official remembrance ceremonies and is regarded by residents as an important historical and civic symbol of Nong Khai city.