About Sisaket Aquarium
Sisaket Aquarium is a freshwater aquarium located inside Sisaket Rajabhat University in Pho Subdistrict, Mueang Si Sa Ket District, Sisaket Province, northeastern Thailand. Operated by the university, it exhibits native freshwater fish species from the Mun and Mekong river basins. The aquarium features indoor tanks, a glass tunnel and educational displays focused on aquatic biodiversity, conservation and local fisheries. It serves as an educational attraction for students, families and visitors to Sisaket city.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an indoor freshwater aquarium complex within the university campus featuring multiple glass tanks and a walk-through tunnel displaying native fish species from northeastern Thailand, including Mekong giant catfish, giant freshwater stingray and various local carp species. The setting is educational with labeled exhibits, informational panels on aquatic ecology and conservation, and air-conditioned halls suitable for families and school groups.
Key highlights
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Freshwater aquarium showcasing native species of the Mun and Mekong river basins
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Walk-through glass tunnel with large viewing tanks
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Educational exhibits on aquatic biodiversity and conservation managed by Sisaket Rajabhat University
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Family-friendly indoor attraction within the university campus
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Display of large freshwater species including Mekong giant catfish
History of Sisaket Aquarium
Established and operated by Sisaket Rajabhat University as an aquatic learning and conservation centre to collect, preserve and display freshwater aquatic species native to Sisaket Province and the greater Mekong region for education and research purposes.
Culture & Context
Serves as an educational and conservation resource for the local community, promoting awareness of freshwater biodiversity, local fisheries and environmental stewardship in northeastern Thailand.
Route
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