Prasat Yai Nga

The temple complex contains multiple stone structures featuring traditional Khmer architectural elements with carved decorations and religious motifs throughout the site.

Built during the 11th century, Prasat Yai Nga served as a Hindu religious center during the expansion period of the Khmer Empire into present-day Thailand.

The temple ruins demonstrate the strong influence of Hindu religious practices and Khmer architectural traditions in the region of Ban Chop.

Located at coordinates 14.6193°N and 103.8875°E, visitors can access the archaeological site through the main roads connecting to Ban Chop village.

Archaeological excavations at Prasat Yai Nga have uncovered bronze statues and ceramic artifacts that reveal details about ancient religious ceremonies.

Location: Ban Chop

GPS coordinates: 14.61930,103.88750

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:03