Places to visit in Nang Rong
What to see in Nang Rong
Visitors come to Nang Rong for what is outside the city: the magnificent Phanom Rung, beautiful Khmer temple. There are other buildings in the area, beautifully restored Muang Tam for instance, which also worth to visit. And the rural landscapes of the region will make your journey here very enjoyable.I also listed at the end of the page some good tours, excursions and activities that you can do in Nang Rong or from Nang Rong. Click here to see them.
Must-visits in Nang Rong
Phanom Rung
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Prasat Muang Tam
ปราสาทหินเมืองต่ำOther visits suggestions in Nang Rong
- Other historical sites including Wat Khao Angkhan
There are other temples in the area (Prasat Khao Praibat, Kuti Reusi Nong Bua Rai, Kuti Reusi Khok Mueang, Ban Kruat Quarry, Prasat Bai Bak, Prasat Thong Prasat Ban khok Ngiew, Prasat Hin Ban Phluang, Prasat Ta Meuan ). Ask your hotel if you want to know more.
Tours in Nang Rong and around
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Explore a Hidden Ancient City of the Khmer Empire in Buriram
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Explore the amazing Khmer Empire temples Phanom Rung and Prasat Muang Tham, walk on a extinct volcano and experience the traditional slow life of the northeast of Thailand! Visit Buriram castle, Buriram United International Circuit, and the nearby new I-Mobile Stadium!
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Phanom Rung Temple Solar phenomenon (Buriram)
Offered in EnglishLet's get a taste of the Phanom Rung Historical Park, the most amazing Khmer architecture site in Thailand. Enjoy Phanom Rung Festival and see the sunrise pass through the 15 gates of the park. This trip is fixed for only in Aprill
Places to see elsewhere in Thailand
Wat Pong Sanuk
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Phimai temple
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Mahanakhon Skywalk
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Erawan Cave (Tham Erawan)
This cave is worth visiting for its large seated Buddha installed at its mouth which makes a very photogenic image from inside. The interior of the cave is also interesting but it is absolutely...
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