Attraction

Ku Phra Kona

Roi-et $ 4.0

11th-century Khmer temple ruin with finely carved Vishnu and Shiva reliefs — best preserved in the province.

About this Place

Ku Phra Kona is a significant 11th-century Khmer temple ruin near Roi Et. The three sandstone and laterite prangs are the best-preserved Khmer ruins in the province, testament to the former extent of the Khmer Empire into northeast Thailand. The lintels depicting Vishnu and Shiva are particularly finely carved and among the most beautiful Khmer reliefs in the region.

Location

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15.9167, 103.7833

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