Wat Phra That Phanom is a prominent Buddhist temple located in the That Phanom District of Nakhon Phanom Province in Thailand's Isan region. Situated near the border with Laos, it serves as the most significant Buddhist site within the province and is considered one of the most important structures for Theravada Buddhists.
The temple is notable for housing a pagoda believed by local legend to contain the Phra Uranghathat, also known as the Buddha's breast bones. Due to its religious importance, the site attracts thousands of pilgrims annually who gather in the town of That Phanom for a week-long festival honoring the temple. Additionally, it is a popular pilgrimage destination in Thai folk Buddhism specifically for individuals born in the year of the Monkey.