Mueang Roi Et Municipality Aquarium
The aquarium’s must-see highlight is its underwater glass tunnel, which lets visitors view the marine environment from below.
Places in Roi Et
This page lists 16 records whose province name matches Roi Et in the dataset saved by this website. The listings come from TAT Data API snapshots. The date shown for each record is its snapshot date and may not reflect current conditions. Contact the provider or venue directly before travelling.
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Mueang Mai Batik
Mueang Mai Batik, described as “Isan batik,” was founded by Torasak Sutthisa. He developed the designs and products to appeal to Thai and international customers, helping the business become widely known.
Wat Prachakhom Wanaram (Wat Pakung)
Built by Luang Pu Sri Maha Viro, the temple has a large chedi made from natural sandstone, described as the first of its kind in Thailand. The page says the chedi’s spire is adorned with pure gold said to weigh 101 (unit not specified). Buddha relics are enshrined at the center of the chedi.
Roi Et Tower 101
Roi Et Tower 101 stands in Nai Mueang Subdistrict, inside Somdet Phra Srinagarindra Park. It is an observation tower shaped like a wot, a traditional Isan wind instrument. Construction began on 29 September B.E. 2560 (2017) and finished on 16 March B.E. 2565 (2022). The tower is 101 meters high, with a 30-meter-wide base and a 20-meter-wide top, and has 35 floors.
Roi Et National Museum
The museum was established under a programme to create national museums in provincial cities. It exhibits and collects stories about many aspects of Roi Et Province.
Prang Ku (Nong Ku Castle)
Prang Ku, also called Prasat Nong Ku, is at Ban Yang Ku, Ma-i Subdistrict. From the city, take Highway 23 toward Yasothon for about 10 kilometres to Thawat Buri District Office.
Laem Phayom
Laem Phayom is a recreation spot east of Bueng Phon Thong, a large body of water covering about 20 rai. It is about 2 km east of the Phon Thong District Office along the Phon Thong–Nong Phok road.
Thung Kula Rong Hai
Thung Kula Rong Hai is a vast plain spanning 5 provinces; its northern area includes 4 districts in Roi Et: Pathum Rat, Kaset Wisai, Suwannaphum, and Phon Sai. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system.
Pha Nam Thip Non-Hunting Area
Located in Nong Phok District, the non-hunting area covers about 151,242 rai, or 242 square kilometres. Its terrain consists of steep, rugged sandstone mountain ranges.
Wat Sa Thong
Wat Sa Thong houses Luang Pho Phra Sangkatchai, a Buddha image revered by people in Roi Et. The page recounts that Phraya Khattiya Wongsa (Thao Thon), the first governor of Roi Et, found the image and, considering it old and sacred, brought it to the temple.
Ban Wai Luem
Ban Wai Luem is a silk-weaving village. It has established a “savings group for production” as a center for gathering and selling its products.
Northeastern Literature Botanic Garden
This garden groups plantings by literary works, including the Vessantara Jataka, Lilit Phra Lo, and Lilit Tabeng Phai, as well as an area about the life of the Buddha. It also has medicinal herbs arranged by their properties, and the garden grounds have scenic surroundings.
Vessantara Jataka Public Park
Statues representing all 13 chapters of the Vessantara Jataka are placed at intervals around the pond, each with an accompanying description.
Pha Nam Yoi (Isan Buddhist Park)
At Ban Khok Klang in Pha Nam Yoi subdistrict, a large rock cliff lies on a green mountain where water flows and seeps throughout the year. The Thai description places it between Nong Sung District in Mukdahan and Kuchinarai District in Kalasin, and gives its area as about 20,000 rai.
Phra Khattiya Wongsa (Thon) Monument
Phra Khattiya Wongsa (Thon), son of Thao Chan Kaeo, became the first ruler of Roi Et in B.E. 2318 during King Taksin’s reign. He led people from Mueang Thung to settle in Mueang Kum Rang, later known as Roi Et, and is remembered as a capable governor.
Bueng Kluea
Bueng Kluea is a large water body about 10 km east of Selaphum District, with an area of 7,500 rai.