The province of Maha Sarakham

Located in the northeastern region of Thailand, Maha Sarakham is a province known for its rural charm, authentic culture and historical sites. The province is bordered by Kalasin to the north, Roi Et to the east, Buriram to the south and Khon Kaen to the west. Its climate is typically tropical with warm temperatures all year round.

Travelers to Maha Sarakham can explore ancient temples, bustling local markets and unspoilt traditional villages. Major sights include Wat Phutthathiwat, Kae Dam Market and Maha Sarakham Provincial Museum.

The best time to visit Maha Sarakham is during the dry season, from November to February, when temperatures are cooler and rainfall is less frequent. The province also organizes various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, including the annual Festival of Lights, Agricultural Fair and Traditional Dance Festival.

When it comes to cuisine, Maha Sarakham is famous for its traditional Thai dishes, including som tam (spicy papaya salad), larb moo (spicy pork salad), and khao niew moo yang (sticky rice with grilled pork).