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Buriram province

Travel information on Buriram province Buri Ram, which literally means “city of happiness” or “peaceful city”, is situated in the lower part of the Northeastern region, about 410 km from Bangkok. Buri Ram Province…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Buri Ram Culture Center

Situated in the Buriram Ratchaphat Institute is Buri Ram Culture Center. It is the center for the collection and display of artifacts and works…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Phra Phuttharoop Yai

Phra Phuttharoop Yai is a huge standing Buddha image on the bank of Mun River , opposite Amphoe Satuk Office. It is highly revered…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Khao Kradong Park

Khao Kradong Park is on Khao Kradong which is an extinct volcano. The mouth of the volcano is now a small pool which has…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Rao Su Monument

This is 107 km from Amphoe Muang. The monument is beside the Lahan Sai -Ta Phraya Road. It was completed in 1979 to commemorate…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Prasat Hin Muang Tum

Situated around 7km to the south of Phanom Rung, the Angkorian site of Muang Tam is a very worthwhile spot to visit and explore.…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Bird Park

This is a wildlife reserve at Huai Talat reservoir. To get there, take the Buriram-Prakhon Chai road for 12 kilometres and take a left-handed…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Ancient Quarry

This is the site where the ancient Khmer people used to obtain rocks to build sanctuaries in the lower Northeast. It is near Khao…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Ancient Kilns

These ancient kilns constitute one of the most important pottery-making centers of the ancient Khmer Empire. The kilns date from the 14th-19th Buddhist century.…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Ku Suan Taeng

This khmer sanctuary at Ban Don Wai can be reached by using the Buriram-Phayakkhaphum Phisai road (Highway No. 219) for 70 kilometres, then left…

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