Prasat Chang Pi

The sandstone structure of Prasat Chang Pi features carved divine figures and symbols representing Hindu influences throughout its remaining walls and foundations.

Built during the peak of the Khmer Empire between the 9th and 15th centuries, this temple marked the end point of the Ancient Khmer Highway from Angkor.

Local residents maintain traditional agricultural ceremonies at the temple site, performing rituals on the first day of the sixth waxing moon.

The temple ruins remain open to visitors throughout the year, with guided tours available through the local historical park administration office.

Stone inscriptions discovered at the site contain references to Vimayapura, providing evidence of the temple's connection to the ancient city of Phimai.

Location: Chang Pi

GPS coordinates: 14.92991,103.70177

Latest update: March 14, 2025 09:18