The forest monastery of the late venerable Ajahn Chah, who is one of the most famous meditation masters in Thailand. About 70 monks live here, including some foreign ones, and there is a small museum and a stupa (or chedi) with the relics of Ajahn Chah to visit. The temple is in a lush forest of Tambon Non Phueng. Monks study and practice Vipassana meditation there. The temple has the Phra Phothiyan Thera Museum that displays the eight requisites and wax model of Luangpu Cha.
อุทยานแห่งชาติภูจอง-นายอย
The park covers a total area of . Its boundary connects to Laos and Cambodia in the area called the Emerald Triangle.
อุทยานแห่งชาติผาแต้ม
The park features plateaus, undulating hills, and towering cliffs with strange sandstone formations scattered around. The park is covered mostly by deciduous dipterocarp forest and wild flowers can be found on the rock terrace.
อุทยานแห่งชาติแก่งตะนะ
The park features plateaus and undulating hills with deciduous dipterocarp forest and grassland.