Wat Phra Phutthabat Yasothon

Wat Phra Phutthabat yasothon enshrined the Budha’s footprint and had a beautiful art. The design of the fence and balcony with a striking stucco design. Inside the main temple, enshrined 2 of the Budha statues made from white jade in 2.31 meters high, 3.7 meters high, which is the largest white jade Buddha in Thailand. There are 8 pagodas named Chedi Maha Chaichana which is a bell-shaped pagoda built to offer to His Majesty, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, on the occasion of His Majesty the King’s 50th Birthday Anniversary, there are 3 floors. The first floor displays exhibits on the arts and crafts of the Isan people. It is a library for researching the disciplines of the Vinaya. 2nd floor exhibits wax figure like a teacher. The last floor contains the relics. Next to the Chedi Maha Chaichana is a building that marks the footprint. In the same area, there is another antiquities, one of which is a 1-meter-long, one-lobe Buddha image, and one stone inscription, one meter high and 50 centimeters long. All three of these artifacts are of great wisdom and right that was taken from Ayutthaya in 1378. In addition, it is written to worship the Buddha. Between March and April each year, there are many people from the district and neighboring districts come to worship.