Prasat Ta Muen

The temple complex features multiple sandstone structures displaying detailed carvings that represent religious themes and deities from Khmer architectural traditions.

Built during the late 10th century, Prasat Ta Muen functioned as a significant Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva within the expanding Khmer Empire.

The temple ruins contain decorative elements and architectural designs that demonstrate the strong influence of Khmer civilization in this region of Thailand.

Visitors need to plan their trips in advance due to the remote location, and morning visits are recommended to avoid high temperatures.

The temple site contains remnants of ancient roads and structures that indicate its role as a key point along historical trade routes.

Location: Ta Miang

Part of: Khmer temple ruins in Thailand

GPS coordinates: 14.35404,103.26134

Latest update: March 8, 2025 11:20