The trail of the world's greatest geological wonders originated in the northeastern province of Kalasin in Thailand, when the accidental discovery of dinosaur fossils led to extensive international excavation efforts, which later expanded into a full exhibition of one of the world's greatest geological wonders.

The Sirindhorn Museum offers visitors a true paleontological treasure, reminding them of the origins of the Earth. The museum is a worthwhile destination for anyone wanting to learn more about dinosaurs in Thailand. Among the highlights of the exhibition is the Phuwiangosaurus Sirindhorn – the first sauropod (herbivorous dinosaur) found in the Kingdom, named after Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.

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Attractions near Kalasin

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Phu Faek Forest Park – The place where you can admire Thailand's most famous dinosaur footprints, discovered in 1996 amidst the rock terraces and wild forests of the park.

The Thepsuda Bridge is the longest concrete structure spanning the Lam Pao Dam. It connects the sleepy town of Kalasin with other economic areas of the Isan region and is also a great place to relax on the water, offering rafting and other water sports.

Wat Wang Kham, whose architecture is inspired by the famous Wat Xiang Thong in Luang Phrabang, exudes a sacred atmosphere. The entire grounds contain a remarkable collection of religious artwork and artifacts.