2025 Uthumphon Phisai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Today I will recommend a lovely and beautiful cafe with a good atmosphere in Japanese style in Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province, which is The Aura. It is a cafe that at first glance I thought was Japan. It is a beautiful shop designed in a minimalist style. There is a tea sipping corner outside the shop. The shop is spacious with many beautiful corners for taking pictures. In addition, we can also rent a kimono to take beautiful pictures. There are about 60+ coffees with delicious flavors and cheap prices. I like it very much. #Beautiful cafe to tell #Beautiful cafe to tell

Wat Pa Si Mongkhon Rattanaram, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province is a Naga temple that is very beautiful and magnificent. For tourists who love to make merit, you must stop by to pay homage at least once. This place is beautiful and big. You can stop by to take pictures. Once you go, you want to go again. Travelers and those who love to make merit will definitely love it. The trip is not difficult, not far from the district. It is convenient to drive. I recommend you to go and pay homage to increase your merit. #Wat Phraya Wat

This cafe is designed in a cute Japanese style. The atmosphere is shady, like being in Japan. There is a kimono rental service. Those who like taking pictures must not miss it. Most importantly, the coffee is delicious, not expensive, and most importantly, it is only 1 kilometer from Wat Pa Phaya Nak, Uthumphon Phisai District. After stopping by the cafe, you can go worship and make merit. It is considered very worthwhile for this trip. Anyone who is nearby, stop by to take a picture and check in. #Japanese cafe #Review of beautiful cafes #Sisaket #Review of cafes

Wat Ban Klang, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province is a temple with Luang Pu Singh Phasuko as a teacher who is highly respected by the villagers. Inside the temple is shady, quiet, suitable for practicing Dhamma. It is not a large temple, it is medium-sized. There are only a few monks. It is quiet and peaceful. You can come to visit and pay homage to Luang Pu Singh. The temple is not far from the main road. Come in a short distance and you will arrive at the temple. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToDepart

Worshiping beautiful Buddha images at 9 temples in Si Sa Ket 🙏 Wat Traisamakkee Tambon Dot, Amphoe Pho Si Suwan 🙏 Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew Tambon Si, Amphoe Khun Han 🙏 Wat Pa Nong Wai Tambon Khok Chan, Amphoe Uthumphon Phisai 🙏 Wat Ban Dan Tambon Sang Pi, Amphoe Rasi Salai 🙏 Wat Pa Si Mongkhon Rattanaram Tambon Khok Chan, Amphoe Uthumphon Phisai 🙏 Wat Phra That Suphan Hong Tambon Nam Kham, Amphoe Mueang Si Sa Ket 🙏 Wat Phrai Phatthana Tambon Phrai Phatthana, Amphoe Phusing 🙏 Wat Nong Takhian Tambon Chan, Amphoe Mueang 🙏 Wat Si Bueng Burap Tambon Bueng Burap, Amphoe Bueng Burap #Tourist attractions #Wat Traisamakkee #Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew #Wat Pa Nong Wai #Wat Ban Dan #Wat Pa Si Mongkhon Rattanaram #Wat Phra That Suphan Hong #Wat Phrai Phatthana #Wat Nong Takhian #Wat Si Bueng Burapha

Phra That Nun Duang, Sisaket Province Phra That Nun Duang Chedi, Sisaket Province Phra That Nun Duang Chedi, or Phra That Nun Duang, is a unique and beautiful pagoda. It is a contemporary art pagoda with a height of 52 meters from the base, excluding the umbrella. It contains the relics of the Lord Buddha. Each entrance to the pagoda is in the shape of a beautiful animal. The first floor is 1 rai wide and is a circle like the world. The second floor is a circle, representing heaven. The third floor is octagonal, representing the Eightfold Path, the path to the cessation of suffering. 📍 Nong Hi Subdistrict, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province #NewYearNewTrip

Prasat Srakamphaeng Yai or Prasat Si Phrutthesuan is located in the area of ​​Wat Srakamphaeng Yai, Pradit Pracharat Road, Village 1, Tambon Srakamphaeng Yai, Amphoe Uthumphon Phisai, Si Sa Ket Province, near Uthumphon Phisai Railway Station and approximately 2 kilometers west of Uthumphon Phisai District Office. Prasat Srakamphaeng Yai was built in Hinduism and Mahayana Buddhism to house idols. From the excavation and restoration of this castle by the Fine Arts Department in 1989, a large bronze sculpture was discovered, 140 centimeters high on the body alone and 180 centimeters high with the base. Professor Mom Chao Suphatdis Diskul commented that it was in the form of Nandikesuan or Nandikesuan. The special feature is that it is bronze with gold plating. It may have originally been placed in front of the castle. #VisitSisaket, in the middle of the castle's front porch because it is usually placed at the temple of Shiva. This sculpture is in the late Bapuan Khmer style. Very important, it is considered one of the masterpieces of sculpture found in Thailand. It is currently displayed at Phimai National Museum, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. The history of Prasat Srakamphaeng Yai is still not certain when it was built or in which era. Although an inscription was found at this ancient site, the text in the inscription mentions the purchase of land to offer to the late lord, "Kamratengchakat Sri Phruttheswar". It does not mention the construction year 1585, which appears in the inscription, which is not the year the castle was built. That period in Cambodia was the reign of King Suryavarman I, but it does not mean that he was the builder. From studying various patterns in art and architecture, Prasat Srakamphaeng Yai should be in the Khmer style of Bapuan art, or around the middle of the 16th Buddhist century to the end of the 16th Buddhist century. Prasat Srakamphaeng Yai is a Khmer religious site, both in terms of art and architecture, including religious beliefs. From the evidence that appears, it is assumed that it was originally a Hindu religious site. Judging from the lintel carved with images of people telling stories related to Hindu beliefs. Later, when Buddhism became influential in this area, it was transformed into a Buddhist religious site, where a 1.33-meter-high image of the Buddha in the meditation posture was discovered.

🚶 Take you to check in at 'Tham Phaya Nak', a magnificent underwater palace 🙏 ✨ Escape to Sisaket and be filled with merit at 'Wat Pa Si Mongkhon Rattanaram' 🎨 Plus, you'll be filled with heart with the beautiful art of Tham Nakhathibodi, heaven in the lower northeastern region 🐉 🏃 Whether you go up north, down south, to the sea or up the mountains, we've been there. So today, Sneak Out will take everyone to escape to the southern Isan region of Sisaket Province 😆 ⁉️ You may be wondering what there is to do in Sisaket. Let me tell you that there is a Buddhist tourist attraction here that is very beautiful and stunning. It is hidden in 'Wat Pa Si Mongkhon Rattanaram', Uthumphon Phisai District. You should try to visit it at least once. That is 'Tham Nakhathibodi Sri Mongkhon' or 'Wang Nakhathibodi', but many people call it 'Tham Phaya Nak' 🐉 📍 Which is becoming a very popular tourist attraction among tourists. In addition to the devotion to the Naga, I must say that this place is decorated very beautifully. Both the statues of the Naga look intimidating and graceful, as if they are really alive, including the simulation of stalactites and stalagmites, decorated with multi-colored light bulbs, giving the feeling of being in an underwater Naga cave that looks mysterious and sacred. 🌈 🐉 The Naga Palace here was built from the belief in the Naga, according to the legend of the 9 Naga Kings. The abbot and the faithful have jointly built a church that enshrines the Buddha statues similar to the Naga Palace in literature. Inside, there is a white jade Buddha statue and 2 large Naga statues that protect the white jade Buddha statue. 🙏🙏🙏😇 🙇 The atmosphere when entering this cave is peaceful, cool, and admirable. There are 9 large Buddha statues and statues of the 4 Naga Kings surrounding the cave for tourists and the public to come and pay homage. It can be considered a new tourist attraction that many people may not have known about before. Anyone who plans to travel to the lower northeastern region, try to visit. I must say that you must go at least once in your life. 💖✨ 📍 ‘Wat Pa Sri Mongkhon Rattanaram’, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province, opens from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM. 🚗 There is convenient parking inside the temple.

Buddha statue in front of the community hall of Ban Khok, Nong Hai Subdistrict, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province #VisitChiangMai

#summerdream "Wat Pa Sri Mongkhon Rattanaram is a beautiful temple in Sisaket. Inside, there is a very beautiful Naga cave decorated with beautiful lights. There are Naga statues and Buddha images for worship. I must say that if you come to visit Sisaket outside the city, you will love the beauty inside the cave.

#summerdream Sakhampaeng Noi Stone Castle is located inside Wat Sakhampaeng Noi. It is believed to have been built around the 18th Buddhist century. It has Khmer-style construction art. It is a single prang made of laterite in a rectangular shape with recessed corners. It is considered an Arokayasala or hospital during the reign of King Jayavarman VII of the ancient Khmer Empire.

Wat Pa Si Mongkhon Rattanaram is a beautiful temple located in Sisaket, serving both as a meditation retreat and a tourist attraction. The temple is renowned for the Naga Thibodi Cave, or the Dragon Lord Cave, which has been designed to resemble a stunning underground palace with simulated stalactites and stalagmites, creating a Buddhist-themed tourist destination.

#summerdream Uthumphon Phisai Railway Station is considered the main land transportation center of Uthumphon Phisai District. This place still maintains its original beauty. Inside the train station, there is a wax figure of Luang Pu Kring Suphattho for you to pay homage and ask for blessings before traveling. There is also a market where you can buy food and other necessities. If you want to see the old-fashionedness of the station, come and shop, eat, and relax.

#Mu travel destinations There are many temples in Thailand, especially in the northeastern region, that Mu and those who believe in the Naga should visit and worship. One of them is Wat Pa Sri Mongkol Rattanaram. This temple is located in Kok Jan Subdistrict, Si Sa Ket Province. Inside the temple, there is a replica of the Naga cave, built from the history of the Buddha who was once a Naga in a previous life. There are also stalactites and stalagmites decorated with lights, very beautiful and there are devotees who come to worship and ask for blessings all the time. Wat Pa Sri Mongkol Rattanaram coordinates Kok Jan Subdistrict, Uthumphon Phisai, Si Sa Ket 33120

Wat Pa Sri Mongkhon Rattanaram, Sisaket Tham Nakhathibodi, a Naga palace built according to the legend of the 9 Naga Kings. The magnificence of the graceful Naga statues, including simulations of stalactites and stalagmites, decorated with multi-colored light bulbs, gives the feeling of being in an underwater Naga cave that looks mysterious and sacred. Inside the cave, there is a white jade Buddha image as the principal Buddha image and two large Naga statues that protect the white jade Buddha image. The sides of the Naga's bodies have beautiful patterns that look intimidating. 📍 Tambon Khok Chan, Amphoe Uthumphon Phisai, Sisaket #WinterTravel #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #Sisaket

Naga Cave, Wat Pa Sri Mongkhon Rattanaram, Tambon Kok Jan, Amphoe Uthumphon Phisai, Si Sa Ket Province. The beauty of this cave was created from the belief in the Naga, which was once incarnated as a Naga. The abbot and devotees therefore joined together to build a church that enshrines a Buddha statue similar to the Naga Palace in literature. Inside the cave, there is a magnificent and graceful Naga statue, as well as a replica of stalactites and stalagmites, decorated with multi-colored light bulbs, giving the feeling of being in an underwater Naga cave that looks mysterious and sacred. At the entrance of the cave, there are flower trays for paying homage to the Buddha statue and the Naga King. Inside, it is a replica of an underground palace cave, with a white jade Buddha statue and two large Naga statues protecting the white jade Buddha statue. The sides of the Naga’s body have beautiful patterns that look intimidating. The ceiling of the cave is also decorated with stalactites and stalagmites, decorated with multi-colored lights. It also collects large statues of the Naga Kings, all 4 families, 9 Naga Kings, and the Naga Kings that the Lord Buddha once incarnated as Naga Kings. Some parts of the cave are still under construction. #beautifultemples #thailand #beautifultemplesinThailand #sisaket #makemeritandworship #gototempleandmakemerit

Wat Pa Phimonmangklaram, Ban Kokchan, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province

Wat Pa Pimolmangklararm is quiet, shady, and spacious, suitable for those who come to practice Dhamma. The temple is next to a natural forest, next to a stream, convenient to go back and forth. The temple has a fairly large area. Flowers and trees are planted for relatives who come to pay homage to the Buddha. At the entrance to the temple, there is a large pond, a beautiful bridge, and a cafe next to the stream, suitable for those who like to take pictures. This is a temple that the villagers should be working together to develop the area to be beautiful to attract locals and outsiders to pay homage and practice Dhamma.

Wat Pa Nong Wai, Uthumphon Phisai District, Sisaket Province is a peaceful and shady forest temple next to a river. The atmosphere is very good. The pagoda, which is called Maha Chedi Phra That Ket Kaew, is beautiful and bright yellow. Inside, there is a Buddha image for worship. Walking inside is cool and peaceful. Walking around the pagoda, looking around the temple and looking as far as the eye can see, makes the mind calm and relaxed very well.