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Prasat Hin Muang Tam is a Hindu religious site built in the 16th-17th centuries, showcasing ancient Khmer architecture.

Khmer art in the Baphuon style is characterized by lintels that narrate stories, primarily through human figures. These lintels often depict fantastical creatures with human features, such as gods and goddesses seated within niches.

The castle is surrounded by a moat, creating a reflection of the castle in the water during sunset.

The captivating performance of the young dancers tonight was truly remarkable. Their costumes, inspired by the intricate carvings of Apsara dancers found at Angkor Wat, were a sight to behold. These unique garments, rarely seen outside of Thailand's northeastern region, added an air of authenticity to the performance. The dancers' graceful movements, imbued with a sense of ancient mystique, created an unforgettable experience.

The young boxer is focusing on his six-pack, while the boy in the green shirt is secretly watching.

These adorable children were performing a traditional Thai dance. They were happy to pose for photos and smiled brightly when asked. : )

A walk around the castle is starting to get tiring, and my stomach is starting to rumble. But don't worry, I won't go hungry. This event has a Buriram Community Market, which sells local products. There are so many Thai desserts and local dishes. The cute concept is to use natural ingredients and wrap the food in banana leaves. It's so much fun to take pictures! I really like it.

The entrance alone is stylish.

This long-awaited journey will finally align with our #rollingtravel concept.

Crispy, fragrant elephant ear cookies (also known as kite crackers or puffed rice crackers) grilled over charcoal. A childhood favorite that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. P.S. Your grandmother's outfit is beautiful.

This shop sells lotus flower and coconut cookies, roasted coconut. I like the castle in the background.

Crepe wrapped in banana leaves, creative and delicious! Only 10 baht each.

Today's culinary adventure was a delightful experience, with every dish tantalizing my taste buds. The flavors were exquisite, leaving me with a satisfied smile.

The vendors are all so lovely! Everyone worked together to dress up beautifully and decorate the shop in a traditional Thai style. I give them full marks for this.

The event organizers thoughtfully provided seating for both resting and dining.

In addition to enjoying the delicious food, there are also traditional folk performances to entertain you.

The housewives' group demonstrated silk weaving live.

After filling your stomach, let's move on to another zone. This zone is called "Joining the Hope by Sharing a Meal" or "Eating Tok". You can contact the staff to reserve a table, and they will prepare a set of food for you to enjoy while watching a local performance on another stage. Participants in this Tok meal will also have access to the VIP area of the Music Zone in front.

The Apsara dance is an incredibly graceful dance. The dancers move slowly, their headpieces towering high. It is a captivating and magical sight.

Note: The original text is empty, so the translation is also empty.

There are also a lot of people.

Around eight o'clock in the evening, it was time for the show we had been waiting for: The Low City Castle: The Legend of Creation, The River of Life The Musical.

This performance is held annually. If you are interested, you can come and watch it. The light, sound, and sound are spectacular and very beautiful. It is a perfect presentation of local culture as a musical. It's a lot of fun to watch.

Apsara is here too. You can't miss it.

The dancers in this group performed beautifully in the water. The water splashed around them, but their graceful movements were breathtakingly beautiful.

The following is a translation of the provided text from Thai to English:

"And of course, we can't forget the leading actor, Bomb Tanin."

In all honesty, we had an amazing time. Our trip to Prasat Muang Tam was filled with a variety of emotions. If you're interested in visiting next year, be sure to follow their news or call for inquiries using the information provided.

If you are interested in visiting on other days, **Muang Tum Ancient City is open daily from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Admission fees are 10 baht for Thai citizens and 30 baht for foreigners.**

Traveling to the park is most convenient by private car via the Buriram-Nang Rong-Phanom Rung route. If you don't have your own transportation, you can hire a songthaew (shared taxi) from Nang Rong town. For this trip, we stayed at the Nang Rong Hotel, which can help arrange transportation for you.

After the show, we returned to our accommodation. Tonight, we chose to stay at the Nang Rong Hotel, a hotel located in the heart of Nang Rong district. It is conveniently located near a 7-Eleven, morning market, and evening market, making it very easy to find food. Most importantly, the price is very affordable, ranging from 450 to 600 baht.

The hotel entrance is beautifully decorated and features the Nang Rong language.

We love this corner very much. It features the motto of Nang Rong district and the local dialect known as Nang Rong language (can anyone translate it? We're stumped).

From the outside, there is an advertisement stating that it has been renovated, suggesting that it has been around for quite some time.

The following is a translation of the Thai sentence "ขึ้นไปดูด้านบนกัน" into English:

Let's go up and see the top.

We appreciate the hotel's aesthetic appeal. Its stylish and chic design, coupled with soothing color tones, creates a visually pleasing environment that is perfect for capturing stunning photographs.

The number class includes Khmer script. Can anyone read it?

Let's take a look at our double room today, decorated in a relaxing white and gray color scheme.

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The other side is pure white, with a minimalist touch. I love it!

And the all-white bathroom, oh my gosh, I'm so happy! I've always loved bedrooms and bathrooms in this style, so when I saw this one, I couldn't help but smile.

As I was walking down, I met a staff member who invited me to see another type of room. It has a single bed, which is a bit smaller than our room, but it is beautifully decorated.

The photos of the market in Nang Rong and the local food in the rooms are beautifully shot. They make me want to visit the market and try the delicious food!

Please note that breakfast is not included in your stay at the hotel. However, we do offer complimentary youtiao and hot beverages.

Wake up early and explore the market together.

The market is similar to others, but what stands out is the abundance of delicious grilled chicken stalls found throughout. It seems the people of Nang Rong have a particular fondness for this dish.

An abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables are displayed on the ground, creating a truly authentic atmosphere.

A morning greeting, a sight not often seen in the bustling city.

This elderly woman is hard of hearing, but she smiles at everyone who passes by. I decided to support her by making a purchase.

This crispy and delicious fried dough is from a local shop. Next door, they sell hot coffee and tea, and there are tables where you can sit and enjoy your food.

The pace of life is slow, and everything around me seems to move in slow motion. There is no sense of urgency or rush.

After fully recharging our batteries, we will embark on an exciting adventure to Prasat Hin Phnom Rung, where we will immerse ourselves in the vibrant local culture of Nang Rong and neighboring districts. Stay tuned for the second part of our journey!

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