Dictionary Park
Dictionary Park offers an amusement park, a water park and a learning space for children and other visitors.
Places to Visit in Maha Sarakham
This page lists 13 place records whose saved province name matches Maha Sarakham. The data comes from TAT Data API snapshots; each listing shows its recorded source date and may not reflect current conditions. Contact providers or attractions directly before travelling. Search or choose another province to browse.
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Maha Sarakham City Shrine
The shrine is on the road in front of Lak Mueang Maha Sarakham School. The city pillar is enshrined here, and many people in Maha Sarakham hold it in deep reverence.
Nong Khuean Chang Handicraft Village
In Village 7 of Tha Song Khon Subdistrict, Nong Khuean Chang is a village that weaves silk and cotton and makes khit-patterned cushions. Visitors can stop to look around and buy souvenirs.
Ku Santarat
Ku Santarat is a stone Khmer sanctuary built during the reign of King Chaiworraman VII. It displays Bayon-period Khmer art. The existing English source lists “1700–1750” as its age. The sanctuary is made of laterite in a rectangular form similar to Ku Maha Chat, and has beautiful lintels and doors.
Wat Nong Hu Ling
The ordination hall is shaped like the Anantanagaraja boat. Inside is a Buddha image in the First Sermon posture, made from a nine-metal alloy.
Phra Buddha Ming Mueang (Suwan Mali Buddha Image)
Made of red sandstone, this revered Dvaravati-period Buddha image is held sacred by people in Maha Sarakham and is enshrined at Wat Suwannawat.
Phra Yuen Mongkhon Buddha Image
Phra Yuen Mongkhon is an important standing Buddha image associated with Maha Sarakham Province. It is located in Kanthararat Subdistrict.
Phrathat Na Dun
Phrathat Na Dun is located in Ban Na Dun, Na Dun District. Historical evidence has been discovered at the site, reflecting the area’s prosperity in the past. The area was formerly the site of Nakhon Champa.
Walai Rukhavej Botanical Research Institute
The institute is east of Phra That Na Dun. It studies, conserves, propagates and improves plant varieties in northeastern Thailand. Its grounds include a Bamboo Garden, a natural history museum and an Isan House Museum. For more information, call 0 4379 7048.
Bueng Bon
Bueng Bon is a large pond in Hua Khwang Subdistrict, covering 120 rai. A road runs around it; the source says this road received development funding from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), is 5 metres wide and 2,689 metres long. The pond is a recreation site and can be reached by the same route as Kosamphi Forest Park.
Khong Kut Wai Fish Sanctuary
Khong Kut Wai is about 10 kilometres from the city and is managed by Mahasarakham University. It breeds freshwater fish and various plants and serves as a place for the public to relax.
Kaeng Leng Chan
Kaeng Leng Chan is a large reservoir with a fisheries station that breeds freshwater fish for several provinces in northeastern Thailand. It is behind the Maha Sarakham Rajabhat Institute, about 3 kilometers from the city. The surrounding area has scenic views and is a popular place for people to relax on holidays.
Ku Mahathat (Prang Ku Ban Kwao)
About 13 km from the city via Chaeng Sanit Road, Ku Mahathat is an ancient monument dating to the 18th Buddhist century. It is made of laterite in the form of a square, tent-like structure.