Wat Sa Hong
Wat Sa Hong is 12 kilometres from the city. The temple grounds include a rocky slope and hill, with a naturally formed rock shaped like a swan. Behind the temple hall is an ancient pond about 10 metres wide that has water year-round.
Places in Chaiyaphum
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Wat Phra Phutthabat Phu Faet
Wat Phra Phutthabat Phu Faet is in Na Siao Subdistrict, about 23 km from the town center. The route is the same as the one to Wat Sila At on Phu Phra.
Bueng Waeng
Bueng Waeng is a pond in front of the Khon Sawan District Office and is designated a wildlife no-hunting area. The source says that from November through April, tens of thousands of migratory waterfowl arrive from elsewhere and stay there.
Phra That Kut Chok
Phra That Kut Chok is in Ban Yang, Ban Yang Subdistrict. It consists of two brick chedis. The first has a hollow chamber containing a large limestone Buddha image and a sandstone Buddha in the Mara-Vijaya posture. The second narrows to a pointed top resembling Phra That Phanom.
Ban Non Salao Silk Weaving Village
Ban Non Salao is described as the largest khit-weaving center in Chaiyaphum. It is approximately 8 km from the route to Kaset Sombun. Residents have passed down khit weaving since the time of their grandparents, and nearly every household weaves cloth for its own use.
Lam Prathao Dam
The dam was built by the National Energy Office in Kaeng Khro District. Its reservoir has scenic views and is a recreation destination for residents of Chaiyaphum.
Bai Sema Ban Kut Ngong
Bai Sema boundary markers are kept within Wat Kut Ngong School in Kut Tum Subdistrict, about 12 kilometres from Chaiyaphum town along Highway 202.
Thep Phana Waterfall
Thep Phana is a medium-sized waterfall about 7 km east of the national park office. Huai Krachon flows from the Phang Hoei range and falls in 3 tiers. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system.
Thep Prathan Waterfall
Thep Prathan is a medium-sized waterfall about 7 km before the national park office, with broad rock terraces descending in low steps. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system.
Ban Khae Topiary Centre
Ban Khae Topiary Centre is on Highway 201, 76 kilometers from Chaiyaphum city and about 1 kilometer before Phu Khiao District.
Huai Kum Dam
Huai Kum Dam is below Chulabhorn Dam (Nam Phrom Dam). It is an earth-fill dam built to receive water from Chulabhorn Dam and store it for agricultural use.
Dvaravati-Period Great Buddha Image
This large Buddha image is carved from stone in the Dvaravati style and stands about 3 metres high. Local people call it Luang Pho Yai. It is housed in a small viharn for worship. Several large sandstone sema boundary stones carved with Jataka scenes are also kept there.
Khao Phang Hoei Viewpoint
Khao Phang Hoei Viewpoint is beside Highway 225, 75 kilometres from Chaiyaphum city. It is a place to stop and rest during a journey, with local restaurants and a tourist service centre.
Wat Khao Pratu Chumphon
About 30 metres before Pa Hin Ngam National Park, a left turn leads to Wat Khao Pratu Chumphon. The temple grounds include a meditation pavilion and a prominent, tall bell tower.
Wat Pa Sukato
The temple is near Ban Mai Thai Charoen, Moo 8, Tha Mafai Wan Subdistrict. It is about 35 km up the mountain from the district office. Established in B.E. 2519, the temple preserves a well-kept natural forest and is described as a place for Buddhist practice and learning about nature.
Ban Na Yang Glug
Ban Na Yang Glug is in Thep Sathit District, an area also known as Chao Dong. The community is known for beautiful handwoven silk, including Dok Krachiao flower patterns. Residents raise their own silkworms, boil the cocoons and reel the silk threads one by one. They then bleach, twist and tie-dye the thread with natural colors. Once dry, the yarn is woven on traditional looms into colorful fabrics in a range of patterns.
Pha Koeng
Pha Koeng is part of the Phu Laen Kha range. Travelling on the Chaiyaphum–Nong Bua Daeng route, visitors can see a high cliff beside the road that projects outward like a crescent moon. Local people therefore call it Pha Koeng.
Wat Phra That Nong Sam Muen
Wat Phra That Nong Sam Muen is an important and notable archaeological site in Chaiyaphum, located in Ban Kaeng. From Chaiyaphum city, take Highway 201 through Phu Khiao District to Ban Nong Song Hong, about 80 kilometers away. Turn left onto Highway 2055 and continue another 9 kilometers.
Phu Khiao–Thung Kamang Wildlife Sanctuary
The Phu Khiao Wildlife Sanctuary covers Khon San, Kaset Sombun, and Nong Bua Daeng districts. Its work includes wildlife conservation, breeding, and propagation of species such as Siamese firebacks, peafowl, barking deer, deer, and hog deer.
Pa Hin Ngam National Park
Pa Hin Ngam National Park is on the Phang Hoei Range in Thep Sathit District. Unusual rock formations are found throughout the area. Dok Krachiao flower fields bloom around June to August each year.
Sai Thong National Park
The park offers Sai Thong Waterfall and hiking through Dok Krachiao flower fields around June to August. In winter, the area has flowers including Dusita, Soi Suwanna, Kradum Ngoen and Kradum Thong.
Chao Pho Phraya Lae Shrine
The shrine stands beside Nong Pla Thao. A large tamarind tree by the water is said to mark the place where Chaophraya Lae was killed by Vientiane soldiers in B.E. 2369. In B.E. 2511, Chaiyaphum residents joined together to build the shrine to Phraya Phakdi Chumphon and install his cast statue inside for people to pay their respects.
Wat Sila At Phu Phra
Wat Sila At Phu Phra is in Ban Na Kai Sao, Na Siao Subdistrict. From Chaiyaphum city, follow Highway 201 (Chaiyaphum–Phu Khiao) for about 13 km, then turn left onto the Na Siao–Huai Chan road and continue for about 5 km.
Tat Ton National Park
Tat Ton National Park covers Na Fai, Tha Hin Ngom, Huai Ton, and Na Siao subdistricts. It is part of the Phu Laen Kha range and an important watershed for Lam Pathao and the headwaters of the Chi River. The park has several waterfalls, including Tat Ton, Tat Fa, and Pha Iang.
Phu Laen Kha National Park
Phu Laen Kha National Park has rugged mountain terrain and both dense and open forests. Its streams feed the Chi River. Natural features include cliffs, ridges, rock terraces, unusually shaped rocks, and notable plant life.
Tham Kaew
From Phakdi Chumphon District, travel 9 kilometers north on Highway 2359 to Ban Sap Charoen, then turn left and continue another 5 kilometers.
Phu Khiao Wildlife Breeding and Research Station
The Phu Khiao Wildlife Breeding and Research Station is located about 8 kilometres before Chulabhorn Dam.
Phraya Phakdi Chumphon (Lae) Monument
The monument stands in the middle of the Government Center roundabout in town. Chaiyaphum residents built it as a memorial to the town’s first ruler.
Chulabhorn Dam (Nam Phrom Dam)
Chulabhorn Dam, also called Nam Phrom Dam, is in Thung Phra Subdistrict, Khon San District. It blocks the Phrom River in the Khao Khun Phai range. The dam is a rockfill structure with a clay core, and its crest is 700 metres long.
Prang Ku
Prang Ku is at Ban Nong Bua, Nai Mueang Subdistrict. From the city, take Highway 202 toward Bua Yai for about 1 kilometre, then turn right onto Highway 2158 and continue for another 2 kilometres to the site.