[2025 Prakhon Chai Attraction] Travel Guide for Prasat Muang Tam (Updated Jun)

"Prasat Muang Tam" is another place you shouldn't miss when visiting Buriram. It is only 8 km from Prasat Phanom Rung. It is an old castle that is still beautiful and charming. You can walk around and visit every part of the castle. The castle grounds have 4 L-shaped ponds with Nagas surrounding the edges of the ponds. Outside the castle, there are trees and chairs to sit and enjoy the beauty of the castle. The atmosphere is shady. I recommend going in the morning or evening so that it's not too hot and the light is beautiful. You can take beautiful pictures. ⏰ Opening and closing hours: 06.00-18.00 hrs. 💴 Admission fee: 20 baht #dreamdestination #Prasat Muang Tam #Buriram must come

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Travel from the airport to the famous place and check in Day 2: Wake up early and drive to see the reservoir view Day 3: Stop by the temple before returning 🏨 Recommended accommodation Stay in the city, Chiang Mai Icon Park 🍴 Recommended restaurant, Suki Chang Phueak 📌 Tips

Prasat Muang Tam, Ancient Khmer Civilization🗿🏺 Experience the beauty of ancient civilization at Prasat Muang Tam 🏛️ One of the most complete and beautiful Khmer stone castles in Thailand 📌 Located in Prakhon Chai District, Buriram Province, near the extinct volcano "Khao Phanom Rung" ⚒️ Prasat Muang Tam was built around the 16th-17th Buddhist century for use in Hindu religious ceremonies. 🗿 The highlight is the arrangement of the original Khmer architectural plan, with gopuras or gates in all four directions, surrounded by ponds and covered walkways. It is outstanding with intricate and historically valuable sandstone carvings. 🏺♎ This is not only an ancient site, but also a beautiful photo spot 📸, especially in the evening when the sunlight shines on the castle, making it shine as if you have traveled back in time. ☀️ ‼️Don't miss Prasat Muang Tam when visiting Buriram, because this is a trace of an ancient civilization that is still alive and valuable. Until today♨️ 🚗 : https://maps.app.goo.gl/FhkHuTw33b5He6rR6?g_st=al #EatTravelWithHanong #PrasatMuangTam #AncientKhmer #StonePrasat #Hindu #HistoricalSite #Buriram #RainySeasonTourism

📍Typically, travelers enter Thailand through the Aranyaprathet border crossing from Poipet, Cambodia. Most people continue directly to Bangkok by bus, which is convenient if you purchase a through ticket from Siem Reap to Bangkok. A few people choose the slower train journey from Aranyaprathet to Bangkok. 📍I recommend traveling from Aranyaprathet to lesser-known destinations in eastern Thailand, such as Buriram or Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat). After crossing the border, I headed to the previously researched bus stop for Pattaya (there are direct buses from Aranyaprathet to Pattaya) and inquired about buses to Buriram. A young man on a motorbike led me to the bus station 1.8 km north of the border crossing and charged me 100 THB (a bit pricey). Arriving at the station at 9:50 am, I was pleasantly surprised to find a bus to Buriram via Nang Rong departing at 10:30 am! This bus station also has buses to Nakhon Ratchasima. Although I couldn't understand the language and didn't ask about the schedule, I suspect that these two relatively close provinces have frequent bus services to Aranyaprathet. 📍It took less than three hours to reach Nang Rong. Unlike minibuses, large buses can only stop at designated bus stations and not on demand. 📍Nang Rong's main attractions are Phanom Rung Historical Park and Muang Tam, sometimes referred to as "Little Angkor Wat." While they may not compare to the grandeur of Angkor, they are authentic ancient sites with fewer tourists and less commercialization, enhancing the overall experience. As both sites are about 30 km from Nang Rong, you'll need to hire a car or rent a motorbike. I rented a motorbike for 300 THB per day from P. California, where I stayed. Be cautious on the short stretch of mountain road and drive slowly. 📍Nang Rong itself is a laid-back and quiet town. The residential area feels like a small town in southern China, perhaps due to a significant Chinese community. The Nang Rong night market is fantastic, with diverse food stalls offering unique snacks. The satay, pork leg rice, and fried egg cakes (similar to dried tofu) are all incredibly delicious.

Prasat Muang Tam Buriram 📍 Address: Chorakhe Mak Subdistrict, Prakhon Chai District, Buriram 311400 🕰️ Opening hours: 08:00 - 18:00 Entrance fee: 🎫 Adults - 20.00 ✨Historic attractions and monuments/other religious sites/ancient sites 8 kilometers from Phanom Rung Stone Castle, paved road throughout. It is another Khmer castle with beautiful and outstanding architecture worth seeing in Buriram. Prasat Muang Tam It is an ancient Khmer castle, a Hindu temple, Bapuan Khmer art It is around the 16th Buddhist century, quite large and relatively complete. It consists of Interesting highlights ❤️ . Glass wall and gate arch ❤️ The castle courtyard and 4 L-shaped ponds with Naga serpents surrounding the edges of all 4 ponds, Naga heads in Bapuan art ❤️ Curved gallery and gate arch ❤️The brick castle group, which has 5 prangs, one in each direction in the front rows to the north and south, and one in each direction in the back rows to the north and south, has been fairly completely restored, except for the main prang which collapsed, leaving only the laterite base. ❤️There are 2 libraries in front of the brick castle group. #Buriram #toonlove33 #HistoricalTourism

#WinterTourism #BuriramTourism #Prasat Muang Tam 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered it. Let's go back in time⏲️ to about a thousand years ago. See Prasat Muang Tam, a part of the Khmer civilization🇰🇭 to the northeast of Thailand🇹🇭 Prasat Muang Tam is located on the plains below Prasat Phanom Rung. It was built by royal craftsmen, contemporary with Prasat Phanom Rung, to offer to Lord Shiva, according to Hindu beliefs. It is no less beautiful than any other stone castle in Thailand. When you come to see it, you will feel the greatness of the ancient civilization.

#WinterTravel #BuriramTravel #Prasat Muang Tam #ThaiTravelThailand #HolidayTravel Prasat Muang Tam is a language not far from Prasat Khao Phanom Rung. We were going back home via Sa Kaeo, so we saw the sign for Prasat Muang Tam, so we stopped by to take a look. The castle itself is quite grand. I think it is similar to Prasat Khao Phanom Rung, but it is not on a mountain. It is also close to the people's homes.

It is a coffee shop in the Culture Coffee style. Foreign tourists reviewed it 5 stars. It is a coffee shop where you can come and chill, reset your brain and mood, and be ready to welcome a new day with freshness. Romyapura Coffee brews coffee using MOKAPOT, which uses only dark roasted Arabica coffee beans. Every cup focuses on the strength of the coffee. Seasonal fruits are mixed or topped on coffee like Americano to add freshness. There will also be snacks such as crispy bread, crispy rice cakes, etc. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #โรมี่ประุธ

Phi Wat... the owner of the cafe, who is cheerful, has good energy Welcome visitors with drinks and dry hearts What is the meaning of the cafe name? Enjoywoolife, I'll tell you the sign. I want all my beloved friends to hear from the owner of this house. "Romyapura" The scent of the Isan region that we see similar to Lanna A cafe with a unique atmosphere, sip a drink with a view "Prasat Muang Tam", a beautiful ancient site, shady A tourist attraction that we look at, stay with while relaxing Countless value, priceless Met good friendship, received warmth, talked for a short time But valuable, cannot price happiness Good drinks, both tea, coffee, mixed drinks Auspicious, delicious, enjoy the cultural heritage, ancient sites, green atmosphere He also opened up the beautiful side of life easily and gave energy for a holiday And I don't know how long we have tomorrow... according to the lyrics The voice in my head told me to stay here, have good friendships with The elements that make us breathe, stand in this place for a while Because time will not turn back and this memory It's probably not going to go down the same groove, even if it comes again in the future. #HappyEveryBreath #enjoywoolife # InhaleTheSmellThroughTheTasteOfYourHands #BuriramSecretCafe #Romyapura #Buriram #Enjoywoolife #tripGiveAwayFreeAccommodation

When you arrive in Buriram Province, you must visit both stone castles. It is recommended to visit Prasat Muang Tam first and then go to Prasat Hin Phanom Rung. - There is a parking lot, it is not difficult to find. After walking from the parking lot, cross the road and you will see a large sign that says Prasat Muang Tam. - Prasat Muang Tam is a Hindu religious site. The entrance fee for Thais is 20 baht. - The interesting thing about this place is that it is still unknown who built it. Therefore, its history is interesting. It is recommended to study or watch historical YouTube before visiting to enhance your trip. - Personally, I like the 4 inner ponds, which are built symmetrically. It is amazing for the design in ancient times. There are fewer tourists than Prasat Hin Phanom Rung. #VisitPalacesAndCastles #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#Visit Architecture Prasat Muang Tam [Buriram] ++++++++++++++++++ I came here on a weekday. There were no people. It was quiet, lonely, and a bit desolate because most people were concentrated in Phanom Rung. This place has a charm that is no less than Phanom Rung. It is just a little bit closer. It would be good to come visit here. It is also good to visit when there are fewer people. You can take pictures without people in the open area. It gives a different kind of feeling.

There is an entrance fee of 20 baht, but there are many beautiful places to take pictures inside. If anyone comes, I recommend going to Phanom Rung Stone Castle first. On the way back, stop by Muang Tam Castle so that it is not too hot. There are many ancient sculptures inside to take pictures of. I arrived at around 11:00. There were not many people. The inside is clean and there is no trash. Seniors can enter for free. I am a little disappointed that there were no lotus flowers when I went. If I go when there are lotus flowers, it will be very beautiful.

#summerdream Prasat Muang Tam is one of the Prasat Makko groups, located in Charakhe Mak Subdistrict, Prakhon Chai District, Buriram Province, approximately 8 kilometers southeast of Prasat Phanom Rung. It is assumed to have been built in the 17th-18th Buddhist century as a religious site for the city or community. Prasat Muang Tam is a stone castle in the Baphuon style, consisting of five main prangs arranged on a single base, surrounded by four ponds. This feature symbolizes the belief in Mount Sumeru, the sacred peak in Hinduism. Prasat Muang Tam has been well restored and preserved. It is currently registered as an important national historical site by the Fine Arts Department, Ministry of Culture.

Prasat Muang Tam is a temple in Sala Na Indu, a stone castle located in Chorakhe Mak Subdistrict, Prakhon Chai District, Buriram Province. The castle is made of stone carved with the image of an avatar of the Lord Narayana. The surrounding area is surrounded by water castles. Inside the castle is a sculpture of the Lord Shiva. There are five principal prangs on the base of the principal Buddha image. The journey to Prasat Muang Tam is not far from Prasat Phanom Rung. It is easily accessible.

#Buriram attractions I had the opportunity to visit Prasat Hin Muang Tam. It is located on a flat land, approximately 8 kilometers from Prasat Hin Phanom Rung. It is a religious site built according to Hindu beliefs. It is assumed that it was built to honor Lord Shiva around the 16th-17th Buddhist centuries. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Admission fee: Thais 10 baht, foreigners 40 baht Location: Ban Khok Muang, Tambon Charakham, Amphoe Prakhon Chai, Buriram Province Traveling by private car, take the Buriram - Nang Rong - Phanom Rung route to Prasat Hin Muang Tam, a distance of approximately 83 km. Or take the Buriram - Prakhon Chai route to Prasat Hin Muang Tam, a distance of approximately 16 km.

Another castle that should not be missed when visiting Buriram, which must be said to be next to Phanom Rung Castle, is Prasat Muang Tam, which is located not far away, only 8 km away. Prasat Muang Tam is located in Prakhon Chai District. It has a different style from other castles. There is a large prang in the center surrounded by smaller prangs on all 4 corners. It is a group of 5 brick castles, located on the same laterite, arranged in 2 rows, 3 in the front row, and 2 brick prangs in the back row, positioned between the spaces of the 3 prangs in the first row, so that all 5 prangs can be seen at the same time without one blocking the view. Prasat Muang Tam is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission fee: Thais 10 baht, foreigners 40 baht. #Prasat Muang Tam #IsanTravelSouth #Buriram

#trip free accommodation # Prasat Muang Tam #buriram # Isan travel #Buriram Entrance fee 20 baht How to get there - By car, Accommodation There is a homestay at Khok Muang that has won a national award around the castle. You can do community activities. Food and drinks are available at the parking lot and around the castle. Distance from nearby important tourist attractions - Prasat Phanom Rung 7.9 kilometers - Wat Khao Phra Angkhan 23 kilometers - Chang Arena, an international football stadium, 60 kilometers

The largest jar in Thailand. Does anyone know where it is? It is in Buriram Province, inside the temple opposite Muang Tam Castle.

I took my friends and families to visit Prasat Mueng Tum on Saturday, two days prior to famous Loy Kratong event. They were actually having prayer event. The temple itself is quite charming and peaceful. With the praying event, it was even more stunning. Outside the temple, there’s nice walking street. Since there’s almost Loy Kratong, there’re lighting decorations and releasing fish merit making.