Prasat Hin Ban Phuluang
Prasat Hin Ban Phuluang is a Hindu sanctuary of Baphuon Period dating back to the 16 th-17th century B.E. between the reigns of Jayavarman…
Read storyGeographical division North – The mystical mountains and forests Central – The vast green rice fields Northeast – The breathtaking vistas from the plateaus South – Jubilant tropical islands and beaches in the peninsula…
Prasat Hin Ban Phuluang is a Hindu sanctuary of Baphuon Period dating back to the 16 th-17th century B.E. between the reigns of Jayavarman…
Read storyThis site is located about 22 kilometers from Surin City Hall and accessible by the Surin-Prasat road, the distance of 14 kilometers, then further…
Read storyThis is the only temple in this province that has a rectangular Chedi, which is an imitation of Chedi Buddhakhaya of India. Wat Nong…
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Read storySituated in Sak Seni ground of Banchama Rachutit School, just opposite to the City Hall, on the left bak of Pattani River, the shrine…
Read storyKhao Chang is a huge mountain resembling a crouched elephant situated behind Phang-ngas former city hall. It is considered a symbol of Phang-nga. Inside…
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