“ Hindu sanctuary ”
Prasat Ban Phluang is a Hindu sactuary, located at Ban Phluang, Tambon Kang-aen, Ampoe Prasat, Surin Pronvince. It is a single east-facing sandstone tower on a laterite base. The building has a single front entrace with false doors on the remaiing three sides. It is surrounded by a U-shaped pond.
Above the entrance, the lintel depicts the God Indra on his mount, the Airavata elephant, while the pediment depicts a scene of Krishna lifting the Govardhana Mountain. The lintel in the North depicts Krishna flighting with kaliya, a Naga serpent, while the pediment depicts the God Indra on his mount. The basreliefs here are similar to those of the Baphuon period, dating bact to ca 11-12 century A.D.
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