[2025 Sikhoraphum Attraction] Travel Guide for Prasat Sikhoraphum (Updated May)

#VisitSecondaryCities One of the important landmarks of secondary cities in Surin Province is Prasat Sikhoraphum, a stone castle that reflects the ancient Khmer architecture of the Angkor Wat period. Although it is over a thousand years old, the elegance and charm of ancient art have not faded. It is an ancient site that should be visited at least once in a lifetime. Prasat Sikhoraphum is also known as Prasat Raeng, which comes from the name of Raeng Subdistrict. It is assumed to have been built since the 17th Buddhist century. It features Khmer art in the Bapuan style (1550-1650) and Angkor Wat style (1650-1700). It was originally a temple to worship Shiva, the god of Hinduism. The distinctive features are the 5 prangs, located on a laterite base, with the main prang in the center, surrounded by 4 other prangs. There are carvings of apsara holding lotus flowers and door guardians holding clubs at the door, and the lintel is still the most complete and beautiful in Thailand. #DaddyMomTakesYouOnATravel #DaddyMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #Visit secondary cities

#Rainy season attractions Prasat Si Khoraphum is an important and beautiful ancient Khmer site located in Surin Province. It stands out with 5 prangs lined up on the same base, which is a rare feature. The main prang is large and has beautiful and delicate carvings, telling stories of religion and beliefs in the past. The overall condition of the castle is relatively well preserved, allowing the original layout and beauty to be seen. Highlights: * 5 prangs lined up uniquely * Beautiful and detailed carvings * Overall condition is well preserved * Quiet and sacred atmosphere * Has history and archaeological significance * Is a cultural learning center * The entrance fee is not expensive Notes: * Some parts may have deteriorated over time * There are not many facilities in the surrounding area * Information and explanatory signs may be limited Most tourists admire the beauty and antiquity of Prasat Si Khoraphum. It is a place worth visiting for those interested in history, Khmer architecture, and archaeology. Experiencing the greatness of the past with your own eyes is an impressive experience.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Sikhoraphum Castle Located in Sikhoraphum District, Surin, it was built in the style of ancient Khmer art. It consists of 5 brick castles, with the main castle in the center and surrounding castles in all four corners. Each castle has the same appearance and is made of brick, sandstone, and laterite. Anyone passing through Sikhoraphum can stop by and visit. Open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Location: Sukhaphiban Road, Ban Prasat, Raeng Subdistrict, Sikhoraphum District, Surin Province

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Prasat Sikhoraphum stands tall with dark red laterite, reflecting the past glory of the ancient Khmer Empire. The shape of the five prangs is uniquely arranged, and stands out with the lintel carved with the image of the beautiful and complete Shiva Nataraja, one of the most beautiful and complete in Thailand. The carved patterns on the prang walls and pillars tell stories of religion and beliefs, reflecting the craftsmanship of the craftsmen at that time in an amazing way. The surrounding atmosphere is quiet and shady with large trees, giving a sense of sacredness and holiness. Walking around the castle allows you to experience the grandeur of Khmer architecture and imagine the lives of people at that time. Although some parts have decayed over time, the beauty and charm of this castle still captivate visitors. Traveling to Prasat Sikhoraphum is convenient, with clear signs and a spacious parking area. It is another ancient site that should not be missed for those interested in Khmer history and art. #VisitSurin #Prasat

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #VisitSurin Prasat Sikhoraphum Ban Prasat, Raeng Subdistrict, Sikhoraphum District, Surin Province The sun sets, the sky is not yet dark. The light from the new generation of humans shines on the ancient stone castle. More than a hundred Apsaras are beautifully dressed and dancing in celebration. The sound of people cheering for the tradition that has been passed down for a long time. This is an ancient stone castle that has been around since the 17th Buddhist century and was renovated around the 22nd - 23rd Buddhist century. It consists of 5 brick castles, with 1 main castle in the middle. It has a beautiful and complete lintel. Prasat Sikhoraphum is a religious site built for the Hindu religion, Shaivism sect. Later, it was converted into a Buddhist temple. Anyone who likes educational tourism at stone castles is welcome to visit every day from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. #Prasat Sikhoraphum #Surin, a city worth visiting

We went to this place because we dreamed of a woman. She wanted us to go to her. We asked her who she was. We didn't know her. She said, "My name is Nang Apsara or Apsara." We had never heard of her before because we didn't know anyone by that name. When we woke up, we started to search for information, looking for the images we saw in our dreams. When we arrived, the sky was dark and scary. We walked around the castle, it was very beautiful. The food was still intact. I was still surprised that the people in the past were so good. How did they lift the big rocks? The atmosphere around was very good. It was refreshing to breathe. But in the niche with the Buddha statue, it was narrow and very stuffy. Only 1 person could enter at a time. If anyone likes ancient places, old places, and sees old Thai culture, I recommend you to go. It's worth it to see it with your own eyes and touch it with your own hands. Oh!! There is an entrance fee of 20 baht per person. Once you go in, don't forget to help take care of it and preserve it.

#dreamtrip Sikhoraphum Castle, a must-see when visiting Surin. An ancient site over a thousand years old, Sikhoraphum Castle or Raeng Castle was once a temple to worship Lord Shiva. The outstanding architecture is that it has 5 prangs on a laterite base, with the main prang in the middle, surrounded by 4 smaller prangs. Outside, there are many ponds, which is a beautiful layout in the style of ancient temples.

Prasat Sikhoraphum, Surin Another name is Prasat Raeng, which is assumed to have been built in the 17th Buddhist century, with Khmer art in the Bapuan and Angkor Wat styles. Originally, this place was a temple to worship Shiva, the god of Hinduism. The highlight is the 5 prangs on a laterite base, with the main prang in the center, surrounded by 4 other prangs, with carvings of apsaras holding lotuses and door guardians holding clubs at the door, and surrounded by ponds. 📍 Tambon Raeng, Amphoe Sikhoraphum, Surin Province 💵 10 baht/person ⏰ 07.00 - 18.00 hrs. #WinterTravel #Prasat Sikhoraphum #Surin