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Visit Prasat Muang Tam (Buriram)
Presentation Prasat Muang Tam
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8 km from the majestic Phanom Rung, Muang Tam is also a Khmer temple dedicated to Shiva. It was built in the late 10th early 11th centuries and was restored and open to the public in the late 90s. With its four large pools surrounded by Naga, it is one the most complete temples of this kind. Only the five central towers have not been rebuilt.
Often drivers you will hire will offer to add Muang Tam to the Phanom Rung visit. Our advice: accept!
Often drivers you will hire will offer to add Muang Tam to the Phanom Rung visit. Our advice: accept!
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Guide to visit Prasat Muang Tam
Admission fee: 100 THB or 150 for Phanom Rung + Muang TamOpen from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tel: 044 782 715
To go visit Prasat Muang Tam, you can also book one of the tours below.
How to get to Prasat Muang Tam ?
Prasat Muang Tam is quite far from Buriram, you will need to be transported to get there. However, you can take a bus to Nang Rong, the city closest to the temple and see on the spot to find a tuk-tuk or rent a car with driver but it will be more complicated unless you sleep in Nang Rong and then your hotel should be able to organize an excursion going there. Otherwise, see the tours offered at the bottom of this page.Some tours going to Prasat Muang Tam
Explore a Hidden Ancient City of the Khmer Empire in Buriram
Offered in English
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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Rules to respect when visiting a temple
Prasat Muang Tam is a temple and when you visit a temple in Thailand there are some rules to know and follow :
- Dress properly (knees and shoulders should be covered)
- Take off your shoes when entering the buildings
- Be quiet
- Don't hug or kiss
- Don't point your feet to Buddha's image
- Don't smoke
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