Terrain General Condition Wat Ratchadathisan Ratchaworawihan is a temple that is still in use today. It is a third-class royal monastery, type Worawihan, located on the floodplain. Along the Bang Phrom canal on the south bank Opposite the canal with Wat Kanchana Singhas Worawihan Away from Khlong C
Terrain General condition Wat Pak Nam North Bank is a temple that is still in use today. It is located along the northern bank of Bang Chuek Nang canal. Opposite the canal and Wat Paknam on the south bank (Khuha Sawan Sub-District, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok) about 200 meters west of Khlong Ch
Terrain General Condition Taling Chan Temple is a temple that is still in use today. located on the floodplain The south side is adjacent to the Chak Phra Canal. On the west side is the canal of Wat Taling Chan, which is separated from the Chak Phra Canal. (Connecting between Khlong Chak Phra and K
Terrain General Condition Blacksmiths Temple is a temple that is still in use today. Located on the edge of Khlong Chak Phra west side of the canal near the mouth of Bang Ramat canal (Currently the mouth of Khlong Bang Ramat is about 35 meters south of the temple) on the north side. The condition
Terrain General Condition Wat Kanchana Singhas Worawihan is a temple that is still in use today. It is a third-class royal monastery, type Worawihan, located on the floodplain. Along the Bang Phrom canal on the north bank Opposite the canal with Wat Ratchadathisan Ratchaworawihan It is about 160 me
Terrain General Condition Wat Burapha or Wat Burapharam is a temple that is still in use today. Located in Ubon Ratchathani Province, which is the former city of Ubon Ratchathani. The general condition of the area is a plain along the Mun River. caused by the deposition of convective sediments The
Terrain shallow wave General Condition Wat Ban Na Kwai is a temple that is still in use today. It is located in the northern part of Ubon Ratchathani Province. in the municipality of Ubon Ratchathani The condition of the area is a shallow undulating plain. located far from Lam Mun Noi (Branch of th
Terrain shallow wave General Condition Wat Ban Tamyae is a temple that is still in use today. It is located in the northern part of Ubon Ratchathani Province. in the area under the responsibility of the Rai Noi Subdistrict Administrative Organization The condition of the area is a shallow undulatin
Terrain General Condition Wat Chaeng is a temple that is still in use. Located in Ubon Ratchathani Province, which is the former city of Ubon Ratchathani. The general condition of the area is a plain along the Mun River. caused by the deposition of convective sediments The temple is currently 1.3 k
Terrain General Condition Ban Muang Bua Archaeological Site Located at Kaset Wisai District Which is characterized as a plain along the banks of the Mun River and its tributaries, such as the Plubpla River, the Tao River, etc. This area is characterized by a wide plain, clearly known as Thung Kula
Terrain undulating slopes General Condition The topography of Amnat Charoen Province is generally lowland with low hills. stretches to Ubon Ratchathani Province at Chanuman District Soil conditions are generally sandy loam and partly laterite. There is a Mekong River as a border between Amnat Charo
Terrain General Condition Prang Ku is located in the east of the old town. and on the east side of the present city of Chaiyaphum The general condition of the area is a mound on a plain that is mainly caused by the deposition of sediments. There is a small natural river flowing about 100 meters to
Terrain General Condition The area where Ku was located before the restoration was a mound. surrounded by fields It is about 2 meters higher than the surrounding area and is covered with quite dense trees. The west side of the archaeological site is about 60 meters away. The surrounding area is mai
Terrain General Condition The old town house is located on the east side of the present city of Chaiyaphum. Prang Ku archaeological site is also located in this community area. The general condition of the area is a mound on a plain that is mainly caused by the deposition of sediments. There is a r
Terrain cave/shelter General condition Tham Seng Meng is a rock shack formed by the stacking of large boulders on Phu Hua Na. One of the sandstone mountains in the Phu Phan Mountain Range (Above from Phu Hua Na is Phu Phayon National Park and Phu Phan National Park). Shed cliff faces west. The area
Terrain cave/shelter General Condition Handwriting Cave looks like a cave in the cliff on Phu Pha Phueng which is a sandstone mountain in the Phu Phan Mountain Range. (Above from Phu Pha Phung is Phu Phayon National Park and Phu Phan National Park). The cliff faces west. The area surrounding the sh
Terrain cave/shelter General condition Tham Phra Bodhisattva is a cave on a limestone mountain known as Khao Nampu or Khao Nam Tok, positioned in the northwest-southeast direction. It is located in the area of Wat Tham Phra Bodhisattva. (The temple was established in 1979 and was granted Wisung K
Terrain General Condition The archaeological site is located behind Wat Wisutthiwarawat. (Wat Klang Klong) The general condition of the area is a lowland formed by the deposition of coastal sediments by the influence of the Holocene tide. or in the past less than 1,000 years, in the past it was an
Terrain General condition Wat Khan is located on a plain in the middle of Phuket Island, formed by the deposition of sediments. and located at the foot of Khao Phra Thaeo A large granite mountain in the northeast of Phuket. Arm Temple is a temple that is still in use. It is now a Rat temple. Affil
Terrain General Condition Wat Phra Nang Sang is a temple that is still in use today. Located on Thepkrasattri Road (Highway No. 402) on the plains in the middle of Phuket Island caused by the deposition of current sediments. Away from Khlong Bang Yai to the east about 180 meters away from the Anda
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