It is shady orchard where tourists will see durian trees, mangosteen trees, etc. that many people have never seen before. There are also fresh fruit from the garden for sale as well. In addition, this garden has green rambutan for sale that everyone said it was delicious.

Phu Tham Phra is a large cave, about 3 wa wide, about 8 wa long, located on the southern slope of the mountain. There is an entrance along the rock niche which is majestically located around a tunnel; from the mouth of the cave to the north can walk comfortably. Tham Phra Buddha Cave has 2 levels of nature as a place to be enshrined of Buddha statues, which are lined up in rows and there are 2 reclining Buddha images, Phra Kajjana Buddha images, built during the reign of Ajarn Dee Chano in this beautiful cave Phu Tham Phra is a small mountainous area. The area is about 200 rai, with mixed deciduous forests that are generally quite complete, providing shady, cool weather. It is the watershed source of many creeks. The stone pillar looks like a tourist attraction of Phu Pha Thoep. And there is a viewpoint as a beautiful natural source near the ascent, there will be a brick arch to be "Phu Ngo", the locals call Khong Gate which is located in the north of Phu Tham Phra, about 1 kilometer away. Currently, only ruins remain. The sanctity of Phu Tham Phra that has been passed down from generation to generation is that if villagers in that area go out to find forest products; they must come to this cave to worship. Then there will be luck in making a living and escape from all dangers.

Rice terraces, Pid Thong Lang Phra Project is located in Chaloem Phrakiat District. It is a project under the royal initiative. Nan province is a pilot province to carry on the royal initiatives of His Majesty the King. Her Majesty Her Majesty the Queen The project's approach is to start with reducing the use of forest areas. Seeking new methods of growing rice by adopting terraced farming methods on mountain areas instead of paddy rice in order to solve poverty problems sustainably By focusing on the villagers to think for themselves But the government will go in to educate and find a suitable model for solving the problem of coexistence between people and forests in Thailand. upstream forest area Projects here are not only digging terraced rice fields, but also constructing water storage ponds, weirs, and soybean planting. including animal husbandry

Little House in the Big Wood is a learning center of sufficiency economy philosophy. It was established by the new generation of agriculturists who would like to inherit sufficient agriculture. By applying a house and garden as the learning center for visitors.

It is an agritourism attraction that is still natural and pure. It is also warm with the beautiful way of life of the hill tribes. During September to October is the rice farming season which is suitable period to visit.

Phon Had Village is a sufficiency economy village, an organic vegetables source, organic rice, delicious insects, listening to vegetable lullabies as a source of fanaticism. The only place in Roi Et according to the Philosophy of Sufficient Economy. The village is famous for its delicious insects, excellent craftsmanship. Familiar with pesticide-free vegetables Muan I Lee Bun Bang Fai Tradition, worshipping the great god, the legend of Phraya Had Phraya Thon

It is agricultural tourism connected to Ban Sala Din

There is a photogenic Violet in front of the farm and it is available to pick fresh strawberries from the trees here.

Kud Kaloeb is a large natural water source with clear water to see the fish; it is located in Tambon Nong Ped and Tambon Nong Hin. Originally, it was just a water source that people used for farming and only catch fish for a living. But, now, Yasothon has developed it into a tourist attraction and recreation venue by adjusting the landscape to be beautiful. It is where the Songkran Festival of the province is held every year. There are people who always come to visit and relax on holidays. The convenient travelling to Kud Kaloeb is, starting from Yasothon - Amnat Charoen Road at km 14 (Ban Khamkerd, notice that there will be watermelons for sale along the road), turn left into Ban Nong Ngong, go to Ban Nong Bok - Ban Non Sawat, you will reach Kut Kalieb. The distance is about 10 kilometers.

Monkeys, according to teacher Somjai, are like naughty children. Teacher You must teach it in stages, beginning with the easiest and progressing to the most difficult. The courses are structured as follows: first month using hands, second month using feet, third month standing posture and jumping posture, fourth month climbing, fifth month climbing, sixth month working, and so on. Teachers must teach monkeys face to face till they are trustworthy and it is important  to use eyes and hearts.