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Opening hours: 08.30 - 16.00

 

Prasat Muang Phai Located in Muang Phai Subdistrict what is interesting is The ancient chedi was built of bricks overlapping each other in a rectangular shape with four protruding porches, carved with floral motifs. Kruewan pattern and human figure, presumed to be a chedi in Dwaravati In addition, many artifacts were found, such as the Sema Thammachak made of green stone. Lopburi art idol and Buddha images in Dvaravati art which these antiquities are now preserved at Bangkok National Museum.

            

To get to Prasat Muang Phai, take the route from Aranyaprathet district through the clock tower. Go to Rat-U-Thit Road Turn right at the junction towards Ban Nong Tao (Aranyaprathet - Muang Phai) for about 7 kilometers until you reach Mueang Phai Sub-district, you will see a sign for Prasat Muang Phai on the left hand side, along the route for about 400 meters.

 

Will see the remaining ruins Or if going to the right about 300 meters, you will see a sign for Prasat Muang Phai as well. This is another castle ruins that need to be walked on foot. Access to the castle of Muang Phai. The distance is about 15 kilometers.