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Si
Sa Ket
is a quiet province on the Cambodia border with Khmer ruins scattered
throughout the province.Most notable are the two ruined sanctuaries of
Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai and Noi,dating back to the 10 th century.
However,
the most famous Khmer site is actually in Cambodia. Khao Phra Wihan
was built over 10 centuries ago and is one of the most spectacular
Angkor-period sites. Built as a Hindu temple, it begins in Thailand
and rises to 600 metres with the main sanctuary in Cambodia.
After
a long period of war, its wonderful craftsmanship,stairways and courts
are now being restored. Thi walk to the summit is long and
steep, but visitors are sure to be impressed by the size and
complexity of its design.Source:Tourism Authority
of Thailand
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| Sisaket |
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| Hotel |
Rate |
Telephone |
No
of Room |
| Prom
Piman Hotel |
180-800 |
0-4561-2757,
0-4561-2677 |
210 |
| Ket
Siri Hotel |
960-3000 |
0-4561-4006-7,
0-4561-2578 |
95 |
| Thai
Serm Thai |
110-160 |
0-4561-1458,
0-4561-3478 |
32 |
| Rim
Nam Bungalows |
300 |
0-4561-3726 |
20 |
| Sri
Paiboon |
80-120 |
0-4561-2490 |
19 |
| Si
Sa Ket Hotel |
80-300 |
0-4561-1846,
0-4561-2582 |
65 |
| Santi
Suk |
60-120 |
0-4561-2718 |
34 |
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| Kantaraluk |
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| Hotel |
Rate |
Telephone |
No
of Room |
| Kantaraluk
palace |
230-550 |
0-4563-5157 |
15 |
| Kwan
Yuen |
200-300 |
0-4566-1126 |
18 |
| MK |
250-400 |
0-4566-1177 |
22 |
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rate may be changes, please confirm rate with hotel. |
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