Prasat Pluang

The north-east of Thailand, especially the strip between the railway line to Ubon Ratchathani and the Cambodian border, is scattered with important Khmer ruins. Approximately 30 km (19 mi.) south of the town near Prasat is the Prasat Pluang, an 11th c. Khmer temple. A square tower on a pedestal with artistically sculptured lintels and surrounded by water basins has been preserved.