Situated in the area of the HuaiThapthan-HuaiSamran Wildlife Sanctuary, the Reservoir was constructed by Japanese government and given to Thailand in 1982. It is a source of water that feed the people in Amphoe Kap Chueng. A reservoir covers an area about 2.26 square kilometers...
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Located at Ban Sangkha, Tambon Sangkha, these Khmer ruins comprise two stupas facing east and standing in a north-south direction. The brick stupas are on a laterite base and are decorated with carved brick gables depicting Makorn, which are mythic animal hybrids of lions, elephants...
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Huatuptan-Huasamran WildLife refuges with the total area of 313,750 rai (124,011 acres) The characteristic of the area is mountainous about 200-476 metres above the sea level. There are water spring and creeks that can supply the lowlands. There are severl important creeks Singha, Pradak, Kanad...
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Located in the compound of a temple named Wat Chom Suthawat, these ruins comprise 5 stupas built on the same base, with one central stupa which is accessible by stairs at the four compass directions. According to a Hindu belief, the middle stupa represents for...
Located in the compound of a t...
Read MoreLocated only 3 kilometres from the Ban Ta Klang Elephant Village, this place is a convergence of the Chi and Mun Rivers before running into the Mekong River in Ubon Ratchathani. In the past, it was a ritual site of “Buat Nak Chang” ceremony of...
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It is located in Tambon Prai Kla. Originally, it was a part of Thung Kula Ronghai. Until 2550, the area was develop for Monkey’s Cheek project to solve the drought. The Irrigation Department has excavated an area of over 750 Rais to be a large...
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This ancient Buddhist temple was built by Surin's first town leader, Phraya Surin Phakdi Si Narong Changwang. It dates back to the Thon Buri or Rattanakorin era, over 200 years ago, as old as Surin town itself. It is home to the province's iconic Buddha...
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These Khmer ruins were onceused to honor the God Shiva. Three brick stupas (also known as pagodas) are surrounded with a moat, except on the east side. Although the Shiva Linga and some lintels are missing, remaining artifacts, which are now kept at Phimai National...
These Khmer ruins were onceuse...
Read MoreLocated north of Surin City, the community is famed for local-style silk cloth called ‘Hol’ which is considered the best silk cloth. Ban Chok Village is the first village to produce silver buttons called ‘Luk Pa Kueam’ which is used as decorations for lady. The...
Located north of Surin City, t...
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