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Pa Kham Chanod or Wang Nakin Kham Chanod It is a floating island area in the middle of the water in Kut Kham Reservoir. This is caused by the sticking together of weed roots until it becomes like a piece of land floating on water. Filled with Khamchanot trees. It is rumored to be a legend. It is believed that it is the residence of the powerful Naga King, namely Phaya Naga Pu Srisuttho. and grandmother Sripatumma. Villagers who go to worship often come to ask for good fortune and money.

Skywalk that makes us entertained and excited at the same time. This skywalk can see views of both sides of the Mekong River. It is a viewpoint of the vast Mekong River dividing the border of the two countries, Thailand - Lao PDR, especially in the winter when there will be A thick sea of ​​mist in the morning surrounds this viewpoint.

(Kiri Wongkot Village) It's a small village. surrounded by mountains This is a homestay tourism community. But still maintaining the traditional way of life very well This place is therefore open as an ecotourism destination. Tourists who visit Kiri Wongkot Village Must come and experience the peaceful natural atmosphere, especially the activity of riding an e-tak across the stream. Go eat food in the middle of the forest made by villagers.During each season of Kiri Wongkot Village There will be variety and different activities to do, so you can travel all year round.

It is a new agricultural tourism destination. It is a village where flowers and ornamental plants are grown in an area of 625 rai, which is the largest village in the Northeast with farmers growing flower plants. Various ornamental plants They are grown and harvested throughout the year, and also has production activities Various products are also made from flowers grown within the village.

Located in the Na Yung and Nam Som forest national reserves. This national reserved forest is the boundary between Udon Thani, Loei and Nong Khai provinces. It is a place that is rich in nature, with trees, streams, wildlife and many types of trees. The temple's vihara is eye-catchingly beautiful. The vihara has the appearance of applied Thai architecture from the Rattanakosin period. There are entrance doors on 3 sides. The interior of the temple is beautifully decorated and contains stories of the Lord Buddha's teachings. Around the walls, there are pictures of the Buddha's life and his last life.