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Chang Arena Stadium

Chang Arena Stadium still commonly referred to by many as the I-Mobile Stadium, is the magnificent home ground of Buriram United Football Club. It has set new standards for the Thai football industry in every dimension. This stadium is not merely a provincial sports arena but a world-class landmark reflecting the vision and leapfrog development of Buriram Province. Construction began in... read more

Phanom Rung Historical Park

Phanom Rung Historical Park is an ancient Khmer monument standing majestically on the rim of an extinct volcano, approximately 350 meters above sea level. The name "Phanom Rung" (or Vnam Rung in Khmer) translates to Great Mountain.This site is remarkable not only for its strategic location but also as a masterpiece of engineering, brought back to life through Anastylosis. This world-clas... read more

Muang Tam Sanctuary

Muang Tam Sanctuary stands as a testament to the ultimate success of the Anastylosis restoration technique in Thailand. This process involves the meticulous deconstruction, reinforcement of foundations, and precise reassembly of original stone components to their exact historical positions. The symmetry and structural integrity you witness in the five brick prangs and sandstone walls are the ... read more

Hong Temple

Hong Temple is an ancient and significantly important spiritual site in Buriram Province. Its centerpiece is Phra Chao Yai, a Buddha image in the "Subduing Mara" posture, reflecting the Lan Xang artistic style estimated to date back to the 18th-19th century (24th Buddhist Century). The image is uniquely beautiful, possessing a countenance that radiates mercy and compassion. The surface, formed by ... read more

Ku Suan Taeng Sanctuary

Ku Suan Taeng Sanctuary is a significant Khmer monument located in the northern part of Buriram Province. It comprises three brick towers (prangs) aligned north-to-south on a unified laterite foundation. Facing east according to ancient cosmological beliefs, the central prang is the largest, flanked by two slightly smaller subordinate towers. What distinguishes Ku Suan Taeng in the eyes of histori... read more