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Places to Visit in Yasothon, Thailand

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Ban Na Samai Basketry Village

Ban Na Samai Basketry Village is a traditional handicraft village located in Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. The village is renowned for its bamboo basketry and wickerwork, a craft passed down through generations of local artisans. Visitors can observe skilled weavers creating baskets, trays and household items from bamboo and rattan, and purchase handmade products directly from makers, reflecting Isan cultural heritage and community-based tourism.

Ban Na Samai, YasothonCultural Attraction

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Ban Singha Tha Old Town

Ban Singha Tha Old Town is a historic riverside quarter in Nai Mueang, Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon town, northeastern Thailand. Located along the Chi River, it preserves wooden shophouses, Sino-Thai and Lao-Isan architecture dating to the late 18th to early 20th centuries. Once a trading hub, the area now functions as a cultural walking street with heritage houses, small museums, cafes and street art, reflecting Yasothon's early settlement history.

Yasothon, YasothonHeritage Site

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Ban Si Than Khit Pillow Village

Ban Si Than Khit Pillow Village is a traditional handicraft village in Si Than Subdistrict, Pa Tio District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. It is renowned as a center for making Mok Khit, the colorful triangular and rectangular pillows with traditional Isan khit weaving patterns. The village is an OTOP (One Tambon One Product) community where almost every household weaves pillows and textiles using wooden looms and natural and dyed cotton.

Ban Si Than, YasothonCultural Attraction

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Ban Thung Nang Ok

Ban Thung Nang Ok is a rural village in Thung Nang Ok Subdistrict, Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon Province in northeastern Thailand's Isan region. Located north of Yasothon town, it is an agricultural settlement surrounded by rice paddies and typical Isan countryside. The village represents everyday rural life in Yasothon, known for its agrarian landscape, local community traditions, and proximity to the provincial capital, offering insight into northeastern Thai village culture.

Yasothon, YasothonCultural Attraction

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Chee River Beach

Chee River Beach is a seasonal sandy beach along the Chi River in Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Formed when dry-season water levels recede and expose wide sandbars, it serves as a popular local recreation area. Visitors gather for wading, picnicking and riverside relaxation amid a simple natural setting with food vendors and shaded seating. The beach is most accessible from November to April when the river is low and the sand is exposed.

Yasothon, YasothonBeach

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Dong Mueang Toei

Dong Mueang Toei is a community forest and public park located in Dong Mueang Toei Subdistrict, Kham Khuean Kaeo District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Covering a large area of dry dipterocarp forest, it is managed as a conserved community forest and local recreation area. The site is notable for its biodiversity, mature trees, and role as a natural green space for nearby villages, offering a quiet environment for nature observation and walking.

Kham Khuean Kaeo, YasothonForest

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Lam Thuan Reservoir

Lam Thuan Reservoir is a small irrigation reservoir located in Tat Thong Subdistrict, Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Built to store water for agriculture and local use, it serves as a community water resource and casual recreation area. The reservoir features an earthen embankment, open water, and surrounding rural fields and villages, offering quiet countryside views and a simple natural setting typical of Isan's agricultural landscape.

Yasothon, YasothonLake

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Phaya Thaen Public Park

Phaya Thaen Public Park is a large municipal park in Nai Mueang, Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon town, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Centered around a lake and dedicated to the Phaya Thaen (Toad King) legend, it is notable for its giant toad statues, Naga sculptures, rocket monuments and the Phaya Thaen Museum. The park serves as the main venue for the annual Bun Bang Fai Rocket Festival and as a daily recreation area for residents and visitors.

Yasothon, YasothonPark

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Phra That Kong Khao Noi

Phra That Kong Khao Noi is an ancient brick stupa located in Ban Tat Thong, just north of Yasothon city in Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Dating to the late Ayutthaya period, the Lao-style chedi is renowned for its distinctive small, bell-shaped form and the folk legend of a farmer who killed his mother over sticky rice. It is a revered Buddhist monument and a significant historical landmark of the region.

Yasothon, YasothonReligious Site

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Phra That Ku Chan

Phra That Ku Chan is an ancient Khmer sanctuary located at Wat Phra That Ku Chan in Ku Chan Subdistrict, Kham Khuean Kaeo District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. The brick and laterite prang dates to the 11th-12th century Khmer period and was later adapted as a Buddhist relic stupa. Registered as an ancient monument by the Fine Arts Department, it is notable for its well-preserved Khmer architecture, sandstone lintel and sacred status among local communities.

Kham Khuean Kaeo, YasothonArchaeological Site

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Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park

Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park is a protected sandstone plateau park covering 231 sq km across Yasothon, Amnat Charoen and Mukdahan provinces in northeastern Thailand. Established in 1992 as Thailand's 75th national park, it is notable for its dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests, sandstone cliffs, seasonal lotus-filled ponds that give the park its name, and viewpoints such as Phu Sa Dok Bua and Phu Tham Phra.

Loeng Nok Tha, YasothonNational Park

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St Michael's Church, Songyae

St Michael's Church, Songyae is a Roman Catholic church in Ban Song Yae, Thai Charoen District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Built entirely of wood between 1947 and 1954 by Vietnamese Catholic migrants, it is recognized as the largest wooden church in Thailand. The church features Thai-style wooden architecture and serves as the spiritual center of the local Catholic community.

Songyae, YasothonChurch

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The Toad Museum

The Toad Museum, officially Phaya Khan Khak Museum, is a distinctive museum in Phaya Thaen Public Park in Nai Mueang, Mueang Yasothon, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Housed in a five-storey building shaped like a giant toad, it is dedicated to the Phaya Khan Khak (Toad King) legend central to the Bun Bang Fai Rocket Festival. The museum presents exhibits on local folklore, ecology, Isan culture and the history of the rocket festival.

Yasothon, YasothonMuseum

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Vimarn Phaya Thean

Vimarn Phaya Thean is a cultural museum located inside Phaya Thaen Public Park in Nai Mueang, Mueang Yasothon, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Housed in an ornate building dedicated to Phaya Thaen, the Isan rain god, it exhibits the legend of Phaya Thaen and the history of Yasothon's famous Bun Bang Fai Rocket Festival. The museum displays rockets, folklore, photographs and local heritage, serving as a learning center for Isan culture and traditions.

Yasothon, YasothonMuseum

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Wat Maha That

Wat Maha That is a historic Theravada Buddhist temple located in Nai Mueang, Mueang Yasothon District, Yasothon town, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. It is the most revered temple in the province and houses Phra That Yasothon, a Lao-style chedi enshrining Buddha relics, and a traditional wooden Hor Trai scripture hall set in a lotus pond. The temple serves as the religious centre for major local festivals and daily worship.

Yasothon, YasothonTemple

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Wat Phra Phutthabat Yasothon

Wat Phra Phutthabat Yasothon is a Buddhist temple in Ban Nong Yang, Phra Soet Subdistrict, Maha Chana Chai District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Centered on a revered Buddha footprint shrine, the temple is an important local pilgrimage site. The compound includes an ubosot, footprint mondop, and surrounding grounds set in a rural village landscape. It is notable for its religious significance, annual merit-making traditions, and role as a community spiritual center in Yasothon.

Ban Nong Yang, YasothonTemple

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Wat Phu Tham Phra

Wat Phu Tham Phra is a Buddhist forest temple located on a sandstone hill in Kut Hae Subdistrict, Loeng Nok Tha District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. The temple is notable for its natural caves housing Buddha images, forested hilltop setting, and viewpoint over the surrounding Isan countryside. It serves as a meditation and merit-making site in the Thai forest tradition.

Loeng Nok Tha, YasothonTemple

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Wat Sai Mun

Wat Sai Mun is a community Buddhist temple located in Sai Mun Subdistrict, Sai Mun District, Yasothon Province in northeastern Thailand. Serving as the principal religious centre for the local community, the temple features traditional Isan-style Buddhist architecture with an ordination hall, prayer hall and chedi within a compact compound. It is notable as a place of daily worship, merit-making and local festivals, reflecting the cultural heritage of Yasothon's rural Isan region.

Sai Mun, YasothonTemple

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Wat Sa Trai Nurak

Wat Sa Trai Nurak is a Buddhist temple located in Sai Mun District, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. It serves as a local religious center for the surrounding community in the Sai Mun area. The temple features typical Isan Buddhist architecture and functions as a place for merit-making, religious ceremonies, and community gatherings. As a district-level wat, it reflects the cultural and religious life of rural Yasothon.

Sai Mun, YasothonTemple

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Wat Song Puey

Wat Song Puey is a local Buddhist temple located in Song Pueai Subdistrict, Kham Khuean Kaeo District, Yasothon Province in northeastern Thailand. It functions as a community religious center for the surrounding village, featuring typical Isan temple architecture with an ordination hall, prayer hall and chedi. The temple is notable as a place for merit-making, religious ceremonies and local cultural gatherings, reflecting the everyday Buddhist practices of rural Yasothon.

Kham Khuean Kaeo, YasothonTemple