Landmark Naga Nakhon Phanom 🇹🇭

When it comes to Nakhon Phanom, one of the first images that pops up in my mind is “Phra Sri Satta Nakarat” or what many people call the Naga Landmark on the banks of the Mekong River, a highlight of the city that everyone who visits must stop by to pay homage, make a wish, and take a picture as a memory. The Naga statue is located in the city center, near the walking street and the activity area along the Mekong River. It is very convenient to travel to. If you come in the morning or evening, you will get a quiet atmosphere by the river, a cool breeze blows gently, along with the sound of waves gently hitting the shore. You can feel a warm and peaceful energy deep inside your heart. The Naga statue is made of brass, is large and very elegant. The details on the body and seven heads are meticulously done. It is so lively that it feels like it is watching us all the time. Around it, there is a wide area for walking around. There are places to worship and light incense sticks and candles to make a wish according to the beliefs of the Isan people. In the evening, this area will be beautifully lit, adding another level of magic and sacredness. Especially when there is a thin layer of fog floating above the Mekong River in winter, the sight in front of you is so beautiful that it almost stops your breath. For me, the Naga Landmark is not just a tourist attraction. But it is the center of Nakhon Phanom people's hearts. It is a place that combines faith, culture and pride in one place. If you come to Nakhon Phanom and don't stop by here, it's like you haven't really arrived. 📍Address: Nakhon Phanom 🇹🇭 #Get a discount without relying on luck