2025 Prakhon Chai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

#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.

#solotrip Wat Nong Muang is a serene sanctuary that offers a deep dive into the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Thailand. Nestled amidst lush greenery, this temple is a peaceful retreat where visitors can admire its traditional Thai architecture and beautifully maintained grounds. The intricate details of the temple’s design, from the ornate carvings to the vibrant murals, reflect the artistry and devotion of its creators. The tranquil atmosphere is perfect for meditation and reflection, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a moment of peace and spiritual connection. A visit to Wat Nong Muang is a journey into the heart of Thai tradition and tranquility.

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.

Prakhon Chai is a district in Buriram Province, northeastern Thailand, located in the southern portion of the province. The district is around 50 kilometers south of Buriram City. In this district you can visit their pride the Prasat Muang Tam it is a Khmer Hindu temple in Buriram Province, Thailand. It is located in Prakhon Chai District. It is largely in the Khleang and Baphuon styles, with primary construction phases dating from the late tenth and early eleventh centuries. Shiva was the main deity, but Vishnu was also revered there. But there’s also lot of things to do here like hiking, renting bicycle exploring the town and many more. #beautifulsunsets#naturalwonders#summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer