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Prasat Ta Muean Thom

Prasat Ta Muean Thom is the largest and most significant sanctuary in the Ta Muean temple complex. Located along the Phanom Dong Rak Range on the Thai–Cambodian border, the site was once part of an important historical route linking Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, and Phimai. The sanctuary is built from laterite and sandstone, surrounded by dense tropical forest. The central tower is uniquely built...

Phanom Sawai National Forest

Phnom Sawai Forest Park, locally known as “Khao Sawai,” is both a natural attraction and an important spiritual center of Surin Province. It is located in an ancient extinct volcanic area, resulting in a complex landscape of rolling hills. The area is covered with dry dipterocarp forest and mixed deciduous forest, creating a peaceful and relatively well-preserved ecosystem compared to ...

Prasat Muangthi

Prasat Muang Thi is an ancient archaeological site in the Lower Isan group of Khmer stone sanctuaries, reflecting multi-layered cultural influences across different historical periods. The main structure consists of five brick-and-stucco prasats built on a single laterite/brick base, arranged in a quincunx plan—a layout commonly found in classical Khmer architecture during the peak of the Kh...

Chong Chom Border Checkpoint

Chong Chom Border Checkpoint is a permanent Thailand–Cambodia border crossing located in Dan Subdistrict, Kap Choeng District, Surin Province, in the southern part of the province. It is an important border area in terms of economy, trade, and cross-border relations between Thailand and Cambodia, with Oddar Meanchey Province in Cambodia located directly opposite the checkpoint. The area has ...

Prasat Sikhoraphum

Prasat Sikhoraphum is a highly significant Khmer archaeological site in northeastern Thailand, located in Sikhoraphum District, Surin Province. It is considered one of the most well-preserved Khmer stone sanctuaries in the region, retaining its original structural layout clearly and remarkably intact. The temple dates back to approximately the 11th–12th century (Buddhist Era 16th–17th ...

Prasat Phum Pon

Prasat Phum Pon is an early Khmer archaeological site, believed to have been built around the 12th–13th Buddhist centuries (Pre-Angkorian period). It predates many major temples in the region and reflects the early presence and influence of Khmer civilization in northeastern Thailand. The site consists of four brick towers arranged on a shared base, with a central main sanctuary. It is widel...