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The park is in Ban Nong Mek, Pa Rai Subdistrict, and covers about 321 square kilometres across three provinces: Nikhom Kham Soi and Don Tan districts in Mukdahan; Loeng Nok Tha District in Yasothon; and Chanuman and Senangkhanikhom districts in Amnat Charoen. Its terrain consists mostly of complex mountain ranges. The highest point is Phu Krasae, at about 491 metres above mean sea level. Most of the forest is mixed deciduous and dry evergreen.
The statue stands in Na Si Nuan Subdistrict, within Wat Roi Phra Phutthabat Phu Manorom on Phu Manorom, a small mountain south of Mukdahan city. It is described as Thailand’s largest Naga statue and is likened to Phaya Nak Fa, one of three important Naga figures in Mukdahan Province.
The park is in Na Si Nuan Subdistrict and covers 48.4 square kilometres across Mueang Mukdahan and Don Tan districts. Its sandstone terrain includes a series of low, rolling mountains, steep cliffs and broad rock platforms. It forms the southern end of the Phu Phan range. The highest peak is Phu Chom Si, and the source gives an elevation range of about 170–420 metres above mean sea level. Most of the forest is dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous. Wildflowers cover the rock platforms near the end of the rainy season and start of the cool season. The source states that Phu Pha Thoep received a Thailand Tourism Outstanding Award in 2025 in the natural attractions category.
The shrine is on Samran Chai Khong Road. It was originally built of wood and was later rebuilt in concrete.
Vietnamese Community at Five-Way Junction is in Mukdahan Municipality, where Thaiyanon Road, Phitak Santirat Road and Soi Khang Mun Nithi meet. It is a community of Vietnamese people who emigrated from their homeland.
At the foot of a hill, Wat Phu Cho Ko houses an image of Luang Pu La Khemmapatto, a well-known monk who died in B.E. 2538 (1995) and is revered by people in Mukdahan.
The reservoir is on Route 212 (Mukdahan–Loeng Nok Tha), about 23 km from Mukdahan town.
Wat Phu Dan Tae is beside Highway 212 at Ban Chai Mongkhon, Chok Chai Subdistrict, Nikhom Kham Soi District, about 15 kilometres from the district town.
Kaeng Kabao is a long stretch of rocky rapids along the Mekong River. A broad rocky area on the riverbank provides a place to relax.
Wat Manophirom is an old temple built by architectural artisans from Vientiane. It was later badly damaged by fire, and restoration was completed in B.E. 2454. Architectural features include the viharn, ordination hall, and an old, beautiful stairway arch leading to the ordination hall.
This old temple is in Wan Yai District. Its small, old ordination hall was built in B.E. 2467 and combines Western, Thai, Vietnamese, and French art styles. Inside are beautiful ancient murals depicting episodes from the Vessantara Jataka, painted by local artisans.
Namtok Tat Ton, in Non Yang subdistrict, is the largest waterfall in Mukdahan province. It has one tier, stands 7 metres high and is 30 metres wide. Water flows for most of the year, and a pool is available for swimming. The shaded surroundings also have restaurants, shops and visitor facilities.