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Prakhon Chai

Prakhon Chai is a small city with 18000 inhabitants in northeastern Thailand. The main attraction is Wat Prasat Phnom Rung, one of the most important Khmer buildings in Thailand. The ruins are erected on a hill 158m above the sea level. The temple was erected in the 12th century during the reign of the Khmer king Suryavarman II.


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Other Eastern Thailand galleries: Ubon Ratchathani ▪ Khong Chiam ▪ Wat Prasat Mueang Tam

Categories: Archaeological sites ▪ Tourist attractions ▪ Ancient Khmer architecture ▪ Ruins ▪ Temples ▪ Hinduism

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