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That Phanom Museum


The museum at Wat Phra That Phanom tells the history (mixed in with the legend) of the ³Ùâ³ó³Ù and also holds a collection of religious art (alms bowls, gongs, and old Buddha images) and a hodgepodge assortment of other things such as pottery, seashells and US presidential commemorative coins.


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1. Wat Phra That Phanom

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This temple is a potent and beautiful place – even if you're feeling templed out, you'll likely be impressed. At its hub is a stupa (³Ùâ³ó³Ù), more…

2. Replica Stupa

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In a pond in front of the temple is a replica of how the original Phra That Phanom could have looked. It was built of bricks from the stupa that fell over…

3. Kong Gate

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Standing tall on the road in front of Wat Phra That Phanom is an arch that symbolically connects the ³Ùâ³ó³Ù to the Mekong. The block of French Indochinese…

4. Wat Hua Wiang Rangsi

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This riverside temple has a bóht built in 1921 and the original paintings inside are simple but interesting. They're central Thai-style rather than Isan…

5. Tai-Lao Open-Border Market

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This busy market running along the river takes place every Monday and Thursday. It's mostly the same fresh food and household goods found in other Thai…

6. Phra That Renu

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The Phu Thai town of Renu Nakhon, 15km northwest of That Phanom, hosts a 35m-tall pink-and-white chedi that closely resembles the pre-1941 That Phanom…

7. Dong Natad

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Dong Natad is a sacred, semi-evergreen forest within a provincial protected area 15km east of Savannakhet. It's home to two villages that have been…

8. That Ing Hang

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Thought to have been built in the mid-16th century, this well-proportioned, 9m-high thâat is the second-holiest religious edifice in southern Laos after…