차이야품 가 볼 만 한 곳 승리 의 땅 차이야품 지방 은 태국 의 동북부 지방 에 속하 며 , 지명 은 " 승리 의 땅 " 이 라는 의미 가 있 다 . 관광지 는 아래 위키피디아 에서 나온 곳 들 이 다 . 차이야품 을 가 면 " 모 힌 카오 " 는 꼭 가 보 야 할 곳 이 다 . 거북 이 , 버섯 , 코끼리 등 여러 가지 모양 의 거대 한 바위 가 장관 이 다 . 모 힌 카오 까지 가 는 교통 이 없 기 때문 에 오토바이 를 빌려서 가 는 것 이 제일 좋 은 방법 이 다 . 차이야품 시 에서 약 32 Km 떨어진 산속 에 있 다 . 축제 는 6 월 말 에서 7 월 까지 열리 는 " Dok Krachiao Blossom Festival " 이 차이야품 의 고유 축제 이 다 . Mo Hin Khao ( Stonehenge of Thailand in Chaiyaphum province ) Dok Krachiao < 관광지 > Phraya Phakdi Chumphon ( Lae ) Monument ( อนุสาวรีย์พระยาภักดีชุมพล ( แล ) ) : The people of Chaiyaphum built the monument in 1975 . It is dedicated to the first governor of Chaiyaphum called " Chaopho Phraya Lae " by the locals . Chaopho Phraya Lae Shrine ( ศาลเจ้าพ่อพญาแล ) : Every year , a ceremony to pay respect to the shrine is organized during the 6 th lunar month prior to Visakha Puja Day . Also , ceremonies to give propitiatory sacrifice to the spirit through a Phi Fa dance are conducted regularly . Tat Ton National Park ( อุทยานแห่งชาติตาดโตน ) : Due to the conditions of the steep and complex mountains , with a slope in the south and a long mountain ridge from Prachin Buri , passing Khao Yai and Chaiyaphum towards Loei , this national park is , therefore , located in a dry area with quite high temperatures . However , the general forest condition is still perfect , and it consists of deciduous dipterocarp forest and dry evergreen forest . The following attractions can be found inside this national park : - Namtok Tat Ton ( น้ำตกตาดโตน ) is a beautiful waterfall near the Office of the National Park with water flowing all year but it is particularly magnificent during the rainy season . - Chaopho Tat Ton ( Pu Duang ) Shrine ( ศาลเจ้าพ่อตาดโตน ( ปู่ด้วง ) : It has been told that Pu Duang had Khmer ethnicity and lived in the similar period to Chaopho Phaya Lae . He behaved as a strict lay ascetic who lived a humble life , usually meditating and strictly following the dharma . He also had the knowledge and ability to treat people with herbs . Therefore , he received respect from a large number of people . - Namtok Tat Fa ( น้ำตกตาดฟ้า ) : It is a stone terrace with a width of 15 - 20 metres , a length of 80 - 90 metres and a slope of approximately 30 degrees . It is similar to a natural slide board . - Namtok Pha Iang ( น้ำตกผาเอียง ) : It is a medium - size waterfall stemming from the Chi Long Stream . It is a cliff leaning ( Iang ) towards the stream making the water run to one side . - Namtok Pha Song Chan ( น้ำตกผาสองชั้น ) is a waterfall in the Tat Ton National Park above Namtok Pha Iang . It is a 2 - layered cliff with a height of approximately 5 metres . - Namtok Phanit ( น้ำตกผานิต ) is a waterfall 1 kilometre south of Namtok Pha Iang . Its characteristic is similar to the latter . - Wat Phra Phutthabat Phu Faet ( พระพุทธบาทภูแฝด ) is a small rise with the Buddha ’ s footprint on a stone similar to that in Saraburi . - Wat Sa Hong ( วัดสระหงษ์ ) : This temple is situated on a stone rise . There is a natural rock in a swan - Hong or Hamsa - shape . Behind the temple ’ s hall is an ancient pond with a width of approximately 10 metres , filled of water all year round . - Wat Sila At Phu Phra ( วัดศิลาอาสน์ ภูพระ ) : Within the compound of this temple is a rock shelter whit engraved bas - relief Buddha images . It is the source of the name Phu Phra and has been respected among the locals for a long period of time . - Prang Ku ( ปรางค์กู่ ) is a stone sanctuary from the Khmer period with a plan characteristic of " Arogayasala " - a nursing home - constructed in the 12 th to 13 th century . There is an annual fair in the 5 th lunar month of each year . - Bai Sema Ban Kut Ngong ( ใบเสมาบ้านกุดโง้ง ) : These are sandstone boundary markers in the Dvaravati style of approximately the 7 th to 8 th century CE which were discovered near the village . Most of them are big with a bas - relief in the front , while some were also inscribed on the back as well . - Phu Laen Kha National Park ( อุทยานแห่งชาติภูแลนคา ) : The geographic condition of this area is a complex mountain range with both dense jungle and timber forest which are the watershed of streams that run into the Chi River . - Pa Hin Ngam Chan Daeng ( ป่าหินงามจันทร์แดง ) is a large stone terrace with many rocks in bizarre shapes . There are distinguished and unique Chan Daeng ( Dracaena Loureiri Gagnep ) trees growing on a large boulder . - Phu Khi ( ภูคี ) is the highest summit of the national park where the scenery and surroundings of Phu Yuak , Phu Taphao , the Phu Khiao Range , Kaset Sombun District and Phu Khiao District can be seen . - Phu Kaset ( ภูเกษตร ) is the second highest summit after Phu Khi in this same national park . Geographically , it is cold and dry because of deforestation and shifting cultivation , leaving behind a large abandoned field on the Phu Laen Kha mountain range . - Dok Krachiao Field in Pa Hin Ngam Thung Khlong Chang ( ท ุ ่ ง ด อ ก ก ร ะ เ จ ี ย ว บ ร ิเวณป่าหินงามทุ่งโขลงช้าง ) is a deciduous dipterocarp forest where Krachiao - curcuma - bulbs with pink and white blossoms grow on a rocky terrain together with various types of other plants . There is also a large rock similar to an elephant . - Mo Hin Khao ( มอหินขาว ) is a plateau of large rocks scattered in strange and rare shapes similar to mushrooms , boats , elephants , turtles and chedis . Moreover , there are large stone columns standing in a line . - Viewpoint of Lan Hin Rong Kla ( จุดชมวิวลานหินร่องกล้า ) is a large stone plateau with various deep cracks and distinguished cliffs . It is approximately 700 to 800 metres above sea level . - Viewpoint of Pa Hin Prasat ( จุดชมวิวป่าหินปราสาท ) is a location of a unique large rock similar to a prasat and a nature sightseeing spot . - Pha Phae ( ผาแพ ) is a stone cliff which occurred from the lifting of stone layers and the movement of ores . Therefore , the colours of the ores ’ pigments are obviously different . - Pratu Khlong ( Natural Stone Archway ) ( ประตูโขลง ( ซุ้มประตูหินธรรมชาติ ) ) is a large stone similar to a gate ( Pratu ) whereas in the surrounding area are located many stones in bizarre shapes alternated by deciduous dipterocarp forest . - The Pha Kluaimai or Orchid Cliffs ( ผากล้วยไม้ ) are high cliffs of many heights stretching horizontally and connected to one another . There are many kinds of rare orchids scattered on the cliffs . - Tham Phra and Tham Kluea ( ถ้ำพระและถ้ำเกลือ ) are white sandstone caves created by water erosion running through the stone crevices , causing a chemical reaction over a long period of time as well as the alteration and natural change of the sandstone layers causing large holes . - Namtok Tat Ton Noi ( น้ำตกตาดโตนน้อย ) is a waterfall created by the confluence of flows from small and big creeks originating from the Phu Kaset mountain range . - Khao Khat and the Chi River ( เขาขาดและแม่น้ำชี ) is a natural characteristic of the mountain range created from the sinking and uplifting of the Phu Laen Kha and Phang Hoei mountain ranges , causing a pass through the mountains and creating many legends that have been passed on for a long time . - Pha Koeng ( ผาเกิ้ง ) is a part of the Phu Laen Kha mountain range . The locals call it " Pha Koeng " meaning a moon cliff in the Isarn language . - Ban Khwao ( บ้านเขว้า ) is famous for silk weaving . It is particularly well known for its " Mudmee " silk which is popular among those who favour Thai traditional fabrics . - Ku Daeng ( กู่แดง ) is an ancient Khmer ruin . At present , the ruin is only a square base made of laterite with recessed corners and a staircase on each of its four sides . This ruin was , estimating from the pattern on its lintel , constructed in the 11 th century in the period of the Baphuon art of the ancient Khmer Empire . - Sai Thong National Park ( อุทยานแห่งชาติไทรทอง ) : It is the source of many rivers and creeks which are tributaries of the Chi River . It has deciduous dipterocarp and dry evergreen forests combined with a mixed deciduous forest . - Namtok Sai Thong ( น้ำตกไทรทอง ) : At the front of the waterfall is a large basin for swimmers called Wang Sai . Also , above the waterfall is a deep body of water called Wang Ngueak whose water runs along the crooked and steep stone plateau towards Namtok Sai Thong for a distance of 150 metres . - Namtok Chuan Chom ( น้ำตกชวนชม ) : This waterfall is along a nature study route of 2 kilometres above Namtok Sai Thong . The 20 metre high waterfall is surrounded by abundant trees . - Thung Bua Sawan or Thung Dok Krachiao ( ทุ่งบัวสวรรค์ หรือทุ่งดอกกระเจียว ) : From the end of June to mid - August , curcuma or Krachiao blossoms will bloom in this field in both pink and white colours . - Pha Pho Mueang ( ผาพ่อเมือง ) is a cliff along the west side of the Phang Hoei mountain ridge along the route leading upward to the Bua Sawan Field , a total distance of approximately 3 kilometres and 700 to 908 metres above sea level . - Pha Ham Hot View Spot ( จุดชมทิวทัศน์ผาหำหด ) is the summit of the Phang Hoei mountain range , 864 metres above sea level . It is cold throughout the year . - Tham Kaeo ( ถ้ำแก้ว ) : The cave is similar to a hall , located deep inside the mountain and chilly and humid throughout the year . From the entrance , there is a path leading to a lower level where a Buddha image is enshrined . - Khao Phang Hoei Viewpoint ( จุดชมทิวทัศน์เขาพังเหย ) : It is a rest area and sightseeing spot for motorists . Along the road lie various shops offering local products . The panoramic view of the sunset from this point is admirable . - Bueng Waeng ( บึงแวง ) is a swamp in front of Khon Sawan District Office , covering an area of approximately 350 rai with a path around the swamp . At dusk , teal - a species of duck - usually fly as a flock covering the sky , creating a splendid contrast of colours between the flock and the beams of the sunset . - The Grand Buddha Image of the Dvaravati Period ( พระพุทธรูปใหญ่สมัยทวารวดี ) : It is a laterite Buddha image in a standing posture , representing Dvaravati art . - Ban Khae Topiary Centre ( ศูนย์รวมไม้ดัดบ้านแข้ ) is on Highway No . 201 , 76 kilometres from the centre of Chaiyaphum or 1 kilometre prior to Phu Khaio District . - Phrathat Nong Sam Muen ( พระธาตุหนองสามหมื่น ) is a beautiful and perfect chedi with recessed corners , located on a square base with a height of 45 . 30 metres and stairs on its 4 sides . - Non Salao Khit Cloth Weaving Village ( แหล่งทอผ้าขิตบ้านโนนเสลา ) : It is the biggest source of Khit cloth weaving in Chaiyaphum . The locals of Non Salao have passed on the process of Khit weaving from their ancestors . Nearly every house makes their own hand - made fabric . Chulabhorn Dam / Nam Phrom Dam ( เขื่อนจุฬาภรณ์ / เขื่อนน้ำพรม ) : It is a rockfill dam with a core of clay packed with stones and pebbles . It was built to generate electrical power and for irrigation and agricultural purposes during the dry season . Attractions within the Chulabhorn Dam are as follows : - The Replica of Phra Phutthasiri Sakkharat ( Luangpho Chet Kasat ) ( พระพุทธสิริสัคคราชจำลอง ( หลวงพ่อเจ็ดกษัตริย์ ) ) is a revered Buddha image enshrined at the left side of the dam , opposite Chulabhorn Dam ’ s Park . - Chulabhorn Dam ’ s Park ( สวนเขื่อนจุฬาภรณ์ ) covers an area of approximately 41 rai , designated as a preserved forest with various kinds of plants . The path through the park is paved with natural stones . - The 325 - Million - Years Ancient Plants ( พืชโบราณ 325 ล้านปี ) are in the similar category of grass , comprising two main species , namely , Son Sam Roi Yot ( Lycopodium ) and Son Hang Ma or Ya Thot Plong ( Horsetail or Equisetum ) . - Lup Khuan View Pavilion ( ศาลาชมวิวหลุบควน ) is a viewpoint with a height of more than 800 metres . - The Waterfront Ground by the Royal Residence ( สนามริมน้ำข้างพระตำหนัก ) is surrounded by a serene atmosphere . Phu Khiao Wildlife Reserve ( เ ข ต ร ักษาพันธุ์สัตว์ป่าภูเขียว ) : It is to preserve , breed and propagate wildlife such as Siamese firebacks , peacocks , barking deer , deer , and hogdeer . They are let free in this natural habitat and are able to conduct their own reproduction . Interesting destinations within the reserve are as follows : - Thung Kramang ( ทุ่งกระมัง ) is a large area of grassland located in the middle of the reserve , is an important source of food for herbivores . on top of the hill over Thung Kramang lies a royal residence overlooking the reservoir . - Phrom River ( ลำน้ำพรม ) on its east lies Huai Dat or Lam Dok , the main brook shifting the water from the lower part of Chulabhorn Dam to produce the electricity . It also directs the flow into the Lam Su Brook which has water throughout the year . Above the Phrom River is located Lan Chan , consisting of a rock terrace and a deep crooked pool within a serene and shady atmosphere . - Lan Chan and Tat Hin Daeng ( ลานจันทร์และตาดหินแดง ) : Lan Chan is a large rock terrace along the Phrom River with water throughout the year . It is a shady area full of various kinds of big and small trees due to it being surrounded by evergreen forests with moss , fern , rattan , betel - vine and various kinds of medicinal plants growing there . - Bueng Paen ( บึงแปน ) : It is grassland similar to Thung Kamang , but it lies in a lower plain which floods during the rainy season . In the dry season , there is a swamp in the middle of the plain . - Namtok Tat Khro ( น้ำตกตาดคร้อ ) is a large and high waterfall to the south of Thung Kramang near the Phu Khiao Forest Safeguard Centre in Nong Bua Daeng District . The water from this waterfall will run down to the Saphung River . - Namtok Huai Wai ( น้ำตกห้วยหวาย ) is a 3 - tiered waterfall . Each of its levels is 20 metres high . The location where it runs through the mountain is the pass in between Khao Phu Noi and Khao Phu Khiao Yai . - Namtok Nakkharat ( น้ำตกนาคราช ) : The width of this waterfall is approximately 5 metres with 3 tiers of different height . Nearby the waterfall one finds and abundance of Phaya Nakkharat ( Polynesian foot fern ) and it is therefore that the waterfall is called " Namtok Nakkharat ".- Pha Thewada ( ผาเทวดา ) The rocks at this cliff are white - similar to limestone - with a water flow passing through called " Chi Phut ". It is the origin of the Chi River with a width of 10 - 15 metres running through the south of the mountain and down to the Chi Yai River at Ban Lon . - Phu Khing ( ภูคิ้ง ) is the summit of the Khao Khiao mountain range with a height of 1 , 167 metres above sea level . It is considered as the 5 th highest one of the Northeast and is located in the Phu Khiao Wildlife Reserve . - The Phu Khiao Wildlife Breeding Research Station ( ส ถ า น ี เพาะเลี้ยงสัตว์ป่าภูเขียว ) : There are many kinds of wildlife to see , particularly sambar deer and brown - antlered deer . - Pa Hin Ngam National Park ( อุทยานแห่งชาติป่าหินงาม ) There are many kinds of wild flowers in the same species of Dusita , En A , and orchids , as well as , various species of wildlife , comprising more than 56 kinds of birds , 21 types of mammals , and 10 categories of reptiles . Destinations within the national park are as follows : - Lan Hin Ngam ( ลานหินงาม ) It was caused by the erosion of the soil and rocks into different shapes , which can be imagined as many kinds of objects and animals such as nails , radar , hens , etc . - Dok Krachiao or Bua Sawan Field ( ทุ่งดอกกระเจียว หรือ ทุ่งบัวสวรรค์ ) Krachiao – a kind of curcuma - is an annual plant in the same species as ginger - galingale , scattered generally from Lan Hin Ngam to the Sut Phaendin viewpoint . - Sut Phaendin ( สุดแผ่นดิน ) is a steep cliff and the highest point of the Phang Hoei mountain range , 2 kilometres from the Office of the National Park and 846 metres above sea level . It is the cliff connecting between the Central and Northeastern regions . - Namtok Thep Phana ( น้ำตกเทพพนา ) is a medium - size waterfall originating from Huai Krachon flowing from the Phang Hoei mountain range . It can be divided into 3 different tiers . There is water only during the rainy season . - Namtok Thep Prathan ( น้ำตกเทพประทาน ) is situated in Ban Rai Sub - district , 7 kilometres from the Office of the National Park . It is a medium - size waterfall but quite flat . There are different low tiers of large rock terraces and a steep highland with a large amount of water during the rainy season . - Phra Phutthabat Khao Yai Hom ( พระพุทธบาทเขายายหอม ) : It is a red Buddha ’ s left footprint , stamped onto the rock terrace with a width of 75 centimetres , length of 180 centimetres , and depth of 45 centimetres , surrounded by 3 holy ponds . < 페스 티 발 > The Chaopho Phraya Lae Festival ( ง า น ฉ ล อ งอนุสาวรีย์เจ้าพ่อพระยาแล ) is held from the 12 th until the 20 th of January each year in front of Chaiyaphum City Hall and the Chaopho Phraya Lae Monument Intersection . The Chaopho Phraya Lae Worship Ceremony ( ง า น ป ระเพณีบวงสรวงเจ้าพ่อพญาแล ) is held at the Nong Pla Thao Shrine on the first Monday of May every year ( It lasts for 3 days and 3 nights ) . The locals will pay respect to Chaopho Phraya Lae ’ s spirit and perform traditional dances in front of the old shrine . There is a contest of local food , folk sports competition and a " Bai Si " procession contest . The Candle Festival ( งานแห่เทียนพรรษา ) is a festival organised by the Chaiyaphum Municipal Office on the full moon day of the 8 th lunar month ( around July ) . There is a candle contest . This event is widely popular and similar to the candle procession of Ubon Ratchathani . The Ram Phi Fa Tradition ( ประเพณีรำผีฟ้า ) is a ceremony worshipping certain sacred objects and the " Phrachao ong Tue ", a Buddha image engraved out of sandstone with a height of 2 metres . The locals consider this Buddha image as very holy . Many people will participate in this ceremonial dance . The ceremony is organised twice a year on the 13 th to 15 th day during the waxing moon of the 5 th lunar month ( in April ) and the first day during the waning moon of the 3 rd lunar month within the area of Khao Phu Phra , Ban Na Kai Sao and Na Siao Sub - district in Mueang District . The Bun Duean Si Festival ( งานบุญเดือนสี่ ) is a festival of the people of Khon San , comprising merit - making on the dark moon day of the 4 th lunar month ( Duean Si ) and a " Saba " competition on the 1 st to 3 rd day of the waxing moon during the 5 th lunar month ( around March ) . The Saba competition is challenged for the winner prize creating amusement within the compound of Wat Chedi , Khon San District . It is the only Saba competition performed in Northeastern Thailand . The Dok Krachiao Blossom Festival ( งานวันดอกกระเจียวบาน ) is held at the end of June to July at Pa Hin Ngam National Park , Thep Sathit District . It is during the rainy season when the blossoms of the wild Krachiao flowers - in a purplish pink colour - are widely found in the area . Therefore , this area is known as Dok Krachiao Field . During the festival , there is a nature tour around the national park and local performances .