Little rice relics
Tad Thong, or Gold Tray Relic, popularly referred to as Little Rice, is located in the middle of the fields of Ban Tad Thong, Tad Thong District, Yasothon District, Yasothon Province, about 9 kilometers from the province along National Highway 23 (Yasothon-Ubon Ratchathani Line), kilometers 194, and turns 1 kilometer to the left.
Ban Tad Thong is an ancient community from prehistoric times to the time of Dwaradi. According to the legend of the story, the Neem Tad Thong brought something to help. It found evidence of habitation as a burial ground, and there were fragments of vessels found in the fields of Kula weeping. There was an oval mound, with a moat around it. But now the highway passes through the middle of the hill, so that it is divided into two sides and houses are dense.
The Tad Thong relics of the architectural style were built in the 24th century Buddha and may have a connection to the folklore. It has been said that when the people of Ratanburi District learned about the restoration of Phanom relics, they gathered precious materials to put them in Phanom relics. But when they arrived at Tad Thong, they met the residents of Phanom Thong who helped restore the relics and came home because the restoration of Phanom relics had been completed. The people were united to build a stupa containing the valuables they had brought. The villagers took a gold tray that was used to summon the valuables to put them in Phanom relics and supported the valuables that the residents of Ratanburi district had to put in the stupa stupa stupa. Created, then called the golden tad or gold tray relics.


















































































