Kalasin Province จังหวัดกาฬสินธุ์ is a landlocked province on the Northeastern Region of Thailand. It is a hilly province which is home to Lam Pao reservoir. The province is also noted for having the biggest dinosaur fossil site in Thailand, with some fossils dating back 120 million years.
Kalasin Province comprises 18 districts including the provincial capital Mueang Kalasin, or Kalasin Town. The other districts are Na Mon, Kamalasai, Rong Kham, Kuchinarai, Khao Wong, Yang Talat, Huai Mek, Sahatsakhan, Kham Muang, Tha Khantho, Nong Kung Si, Somdet, Huai Phueng, Sam Chai, Na Khu, Don Chan, Khong Chai. The districts are further subdivided into 134 subdistricts or tambon, and 1,509 villages or muban.
Places of Interest in Kalasin Province
Kalasin Museum: Museum with a modest collection of artifacts from in and around Kalasin.
Mueang Fa Daet Song Yang: Ancient site with remains of earthern mounds and religious ruins.
Phraya Chaisunthon Monument: Monument in Kalasin Province of Phraya Chaisunthon, with the right hand holding a teapot and the left hand holding a magic sword.
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