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Prasat Sikhoraphum: a mini Angkor wat in Surin
Posted in Background, Sights, Our story, Temples, thai tips
Tags: Hindu Temple, Isaan, Khmer Temples, Prasat Sikhoraphum, Surin
I like the architecture from the Khmer period, say everything that was put down in Thailand between the 9th and 14th centuries. And luckily for me, especially where I live in Isaan, quite a bit of it has been preserved.
