Sung Noen: Archaeological Sites in the Surrounding Area
Accommodation in Sung Noen
There are two archaeological ruin sites in the area around Sung Noen. Their descriptions can help you choose an excursion, but they do not indicate a location in the town center or the sites’ current opening hours.
Prasat Non Ku and Prasat Muang Khaek
In the destination’s immediate vicinity: Prasat Non Ku is a small archaeological ruin site near Sung Noen. It has a rectangular ground plan; its base is made of sandstone, its upper structure of brick, and the site faces east. In the destination’s immediate vicinity: Prasat Muang Khaek is a comparatively large archaeological ruin site made of sandstone and brick, with a rectangular ground plan and a north-facing orientation. In the destination’s immediate vicinity: Prasat Non Ku, a restored archaeological ruin site, is located near Sung Noen. It is maintained and managed by the Fine Arts Department and the local administration, and is regarded as a major attraction in Sung Noen District. Both sites are considered destinations in the immediate vicinity; restoration does not guarantee unrestricted access.
Festival and Getting There
In the destination’s immediate vicinity: The “กินเข่าค่ำ” (Kin Khao Kham) festival takes place every year in March in the area around Prasat Muang Khaek and Prasat Non Ku. In the wider travel area: Sung Noen Railway Station is served by two routes on the Northeastern Line: Bangkok–Ubon Ratchathani and Bangkok–Nong Khai. The March reference does not confirm a specific upcoming program; rail connections are regional context and should be checked for current information.
Compare the exact address of a holiday rental with each ruin site and your route there. References to the district do not mean that accommodation is located directly beside a site.
For the wider travel overview: Nakhon Ratchasima.
