Free Entry Historical Area

#songkran2024 Khmer-style ruins near the Cambodian border in Kok Soon District, northeast of Sa Kaeo Province. After being discovered by a French explorer in 1901, it was left to disrepair for a long time, but restoration work was completed with the cooperation of Japan, and it is now well-maintained as a historical park. The huge stone temple, built under the reign of the 11th-century Cambodian king Udayaditavarman II, is reminiscent of Angkor Wat, albeit only partially, and is worth seeing. Incidentally, there is a museum outside the facility, where panels are displayed explaining the excavation process and the excavated items.