[2025 Chaloem Phra Kiat Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Khao Angkhan (Updated May)

“Wat Khao Phra Angkhan” is located in Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Buriram Province, not far from Khao Phanom Rung. The temple is located on the top of Khao Phra Angkhan, which is an extinct volcano. First, let me explain the characteristics of Khao Phra Angkhan. This mountain is a broad-based hill formed by a volcanic eruption in the Quaternary period approximately 700,000 years ago. If you look from a height, you will see the shape of a Garuda flapping its wings or facing down, with its head facing south. There is a large crater at Khao Kradong, the highest point. It was formed by molten rocks erupting and cooling rapidly, accumulating vertically, becoming a steep hill like a Plug Dome. Around Khao Kradong is a caldera formed by the collapse of a volcanic crater. This is the clearest example in Thailand. Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located on the edge of this crater, 320 meters above sea level. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #WorldHeritage

Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located on a hill. As you drive up, you'll be greeted by a large reclining Buddha statue, which is the main highlight. The path leading to the red brick chapel is stunningly designed in Khmer style, offering a unique and captivating view that you can't take your eyes off. The atmosphere is serene and peaceful, giving a mystical feeling as if you've traveled back in time. The chapel is surrounded by numerous Buddha statues, and there are also 2-3 other chapels to explore.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี This is a beautiful temple built during the Khmer flourishing era. It is a blend of Buddhist art and Khmer art. The structure is similar to Phanom Rung Stone Castle. Both the church and the Buddha statue are in a unique red color that is creepy. There is also a view of green mountains to admire. The temple is located on a hill. Drive up a bit and you will see a large reclining Buddha.

#NewYearNewTrip🌋Wat Khao Angkhan🌋 🌋Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is a temple of the Mahanikaya sect, located in Charoen Suk Subdistrict, Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Buriram Province. The temple is located on the top of Phra Angkhan Mountain, an extinct volcano, 320 meters above sea level. 🌋Before Wat Khao Phra Angkhan was built, there is evidence that this place used to be a Buddhist site since ancient times. Ancient objects were found, namely fine-grained basalt sema stones from the Dvaravati period. These sema stones have carved images of people, stupas, lotuses, and Dharmachakra. It is assumed that they were built around the 13th-14th Buddhist century. The history of the That Phanom map states that in 8 B.E., the Buddha's ashes (bone ashes) were brought to be enshrined on this mountain. Then in 1977, Phra Ajahn Panya Wuttho came to build a temple on the mountaintop and brought the ashes to be enshrined in a stupa on top of the ordination hall, which was built by combining different styles of art within the temple area. Established as a temple on May 26, 1986, received the royal charter on October 16, 1986 #toonlove33 🕰️Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 📍 GRMM+PQH Tambon Charoen Suk, Amphoe Chaloem Phra Kiat, Buriram 31170

Located on Khao Angkhan, an extinct volcano, approximately 20 kilometers from Phanom Rung Stone Castle. From Buriram, take the Buriram-Nang Rong-Ban Tako-Ban Ta Pek route (the same route to Phanom Rung Stone Castle). Located in Ban Charoen Suk, Charoen Suk Subdistrict, on Khao Angkhan, an extinct volcano. Inside the temple, ancient ruins and sandstone sema stones carved with portraits, stupas, lotuses, and Dharmachakra from the Dvaravati period were discovered. They are from the 13th-14th Buddhist centuries. There are chapels, pavilions, and buildings imitating various architectural periods. #WinterAttractions #WatKhaoPhraAngkhan

#Flying with trip Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located in Chaloem Phra Kiat District #Buriram, not far from Khao Phanom Rung. The temple is located on the peak of Khao Phra Angkhan, which is an extinct volcano. It is one of the most important ancient temples worth visiting in Buriram. The chapel is an adaptation of several architectural periods. It is a prang with three chedis on the same base. There are Buddha images in the corners and niches in different directions. There are 108 Buddha images in the Mara-Vijaya posture surrounding the chapel. There are also sandstone sema stones carved with human figures, stupas, lotus flowers, and 8 pairs of Dvaravati Dharmachakra wheels around the chapel. #BuriramTravel #IsanTravelReview #Buriram

#tripfreeaccommodation #Buriramtourism #templetour Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located on the top of Khao Phra Angkhan, an extinct volcano. There is a path to the crater. Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is an ancient temple that is thousands of years old. There are inscriptions and stone sema as evidence, but the buildings were built on top of each other. The chapel is a new building that was built by adapting Khmer art. It looks beautiful and unusual. It is surrounded by 108 Buddha statues in the Mara-Vijaya posture. There are 8 pairs of sandstone sema from the Dvaravati period surrounding the chapel.

Wat Khao Phra Angkhan, Buriram Province ⛰️Located on Khao Angkhan, an extinct volcano, within the temple grounds, ancient ruins and sandstone sema stones carved with portraits, stupas, lotus flowers, and Dvaravati-era Dharmachakra were discovered. The history of the That Phanom map states that in 8 B.E., the Buddha's relics (bone ashes) were brought to be enshrined on this mountain. 🙏The ordination hall has many architectural styles. It is a prang with three chedi spires on the same base. There are Buddha images in the corners and niches in various directions. When you go inside to pay respect to the principal Buddha image, you will be greeted by a peaceful atmosphere. Around the ordination hall are 108 Buddha images in the Mara-Vijaya posture, arranged in a row around the ordination hall. There are also sandstone sema stones carved with portraits, stupas, lotus flowers, and eight pairs of Dvaravati Dharmachakra around the chapel. In one of the chapels next to the chapel, there is a replica of the Kanthararat Buddha and a Buddha footprint. 📍 Tambon Charoen Suk, Amphoe Chaloem Phra Kiat, Buriram Province #Spiritual attractions #Wat Khao Phra Angkhan #Buriram

#summerdream Wat Khao Phra Angkhan This temple was built on a volcano that looks like a Garuda lying face down. The temple is right on the left shoulder of Garuda. This temple was newly built on an area believed to be an ancient Buddhist site because the only Dvaravati stone sema found in Thailand was excavated. The temple is built in a unique and beautiful mixed art style. If you have foreign friends, don't miss the mural paintings in the chapel because they have English captions telling the story. How cool is that? This is another interesting temple.

Summer... The weather is hot... But I will take you to a magical place in the northeastern region. This place is Wat Khao Phra Angkhan. It is a place of beauty and grace, standing majestically on the mouth of a volcano in Buriram Province. It is where the Angkhan relics of the Lord Buddha are kept. It is worth the effort to come here at least once in your life to pay homage. It's worth the journey... Here in Buriram.

Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is a temple with beautiful and unusual architecture. Inside the chapel, there are murals depicting the life of the Buddha, with English descriptions because the artist was Burmese. Inside the temple, there are 15 basalt sema stones, which have never been found in Thailand. Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located in Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Buriram Province, 20 kilometers from Khao Phanom Rung. It is assumed that this temple was built in the same era as Phanom Rung Castle. The temple is located on the top of Khao Phra Angkhan, approximately 320 meters above sea level. Khao Phra Angkhan was formed by a volcanic eruption in the Quaternary period, approximately 700,000 years ago. Khao Phra Angkhan was originally called “Floating Mountain”. According to the history of the That Phanom map, in 8 B.E., the five kings brought the Buddha’s breastbone relics to be enshrined in Phra That Phanom in Nakhon Phanom Province, and another part brought the Buddha’s ashes to be enshrined on the floating mountain. Which is a beautiful mountain with a shape like a Garuda lying face down. Since then, the name of the floating mountain has been changed to Phu Khao Phra Angkhan. How to get to Wat Khao Phra Angkhan Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located in Village 1, Charoen Suk Subdistrict, Chaloem Phra Kiat District, about 70 kilometers from Buriram Province. It takes 1 hour by car. If you are not traveling by private car, from Buriram Bus Station, you can take a bus from Buriram - Nang Rong to Nang Rong Station and then take a songthaew to Wat Khao Phra Angkhan. Or take a bus from Buriram - Chanthaburi to Tako Village and then take a songthaew or motorcycle taxi to the temple. No entrance fee Opening - closing hours Open every day from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM. #Wat Khao Phra Angkhan #Buriram #IsanTravelSouth

“Wat Khao Phra Angkhan” is located in Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Buriram Province, not far from Khao Phanom Rung. The temple is located on the top of Khao Phra Angkhan, which is an extinct volcano. First, let me explain the characteristics of Khao Phra Angkhan. This mountain is a broad-based hill formed by a volcanic eruption in the Quaternary period approximately 700,000 years ago. If viewed from above, it looks like a Garuda flapping its wings or facing down, with its head facing south. There is a large crater at Khao Kradong, the highest point. It was formed by molten rocks erupting and cooling rapidly, accumulating vertically, becoming a steep Plug Dome hill. Around Khao Kradong is a caldera formed by the collapse of a volcanic crater, which is the clearest example in Thailand. Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located on the edge of this crater, 320 meters above sea level. Before Wat Khao Phra Angkhan was built in this area, there is evidence that this place used to be a Buddhist site since ancient times. Ancient objects were found, namely basalt sema stones from the Dvaravati period, the only ones found in Thailand, around the ordination hall. These stele stones have carvings of people, stupas, lotus flowers, and Dharmachakra. They are believed to have been built around the 13th-14th Buddhist century, approximately 1,300 years old. In addition, the history of the That Phanom map states that in B.E. 8, the Buddha's ashes (bone ashes) were brought to be enshrined on this mountain. Until B.E. 2520, Phra Ajahn Panya Wuttho came to build a temple on the mountaintop and brought the ashes to be enshrined in a stupa on top of the ordination hall, which was built by combining different styles of art within the temple area. Those who want to travel to see and pay homage to the sacred objects at the temple can travel from Buriram by taking the Buriram-Nang Rong-Ban Tako-Ban Ta Pek route, which is the same route to Phanom Rung Stone Castle. When you reach Ban Ta Pek, turn right along the road to Lahan Sai District for about 13 kilometers, and you will find a fork on the right to Wat Khao Angkhan for another 7 kilometers. Khao Phra Angkhan is about 20 kilometers from Phanom Rung Stone Castle. #Buriram attractions #Wat Khao Phra Angkhan

A temple that is far away in Buriram Province, but the architecture is very beautiful. If everyone has a chance to go to #Buriram, I'd like you to go once 👍😍😍

#FamilyTravel I had the opportunity to visit my home in the province, so I invited my family to make merit and worship at Wat Khao Phra Angkhan. 🛕 Wat Khao Phra Angkhan is located in Charoen Suk Subdistrict, Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Buriram Province. 🛕 It is located on an extinct volcano. It is a very beautiful temple. The church is a striking brick color. It is beautiful. The atmosphere inside the temple is peaceful and shady. It is definitely worth a visit.

#BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand 📣 Wat Khao Phra Angkhan, another ancient temple worth visiting in Buriram Province. There is evidence of the temple being more than 1,000 years old. It is assumed that it was built around the 13th-14th Buddhist century, approximately 1,300 years old. 🌋 “Wat Khao Phra Angkhan” is located in Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Buriram Province, not far from Khao Phanom Rung. The temple is located on the top of Khao Phra Angkhan, which is an extinct volcano. #eatoutgoroundลุยกินฟินเที่ยว

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