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Prasat
Muang
Khaek.
Prasat
Muang
Khaek
is
located
in
Sung
Neon,
in
Nakhon
Ratchasima
province.
This
Khmer
sanctuary
was
built
in
10th
century
A.D.
in
the
Khmer
Art
of
Koh
Ker-Rup
style.
It
was
built
of
brick
and
sandstone
and
comprises
of
a
main
prasat
and
two
rectangular
buildings
on
each
side.
It
faces
north
and
has
two
library
halls
(Bannalai)
located
in
the
NE
and
NW.
All
the
buildings
are
enclosed
by
a
boundary
wall.
The
sanctuary
has
a
main
entrance
situated
in
the
middle
of
the
north
boundary
wall.
The
east
boundary
wall
looks
like
a
long
wall.
Beyond
the
front
of
the
sanctuary,
there
is
an
outer
wall.
It
has
a
main
porch
situated
at
the
area
in
the
middle
of
the
outer
wall.
The
north
outer
wall
was
built
from
bricks
but
the
other
outer
walls
were
made
from
earth
pile
dug
from
the
“U”
shaped
pond
which
once
surrounded
the
sanctuary.
In
addition
there
are
two
large
building
which
face
each
other
in
the
front
of
the
outer
wall.
Lintel
depicting
Vamana
Avatar
of
Trivikrama,
found
at
Prasat
Muang
Khaek
is
on
display
at
Phimai
National
Museum,
Phimai,
Korat.
Location
GPS
coordinates
(WGS84):
N
14.913682,
E101.833610
Photos
taken
with
Nikon
D5200
with
Tokina
11-16mm
lens.
Processing
in
Photoelements
11,
Nikon
N-XD
and
Gimp
2.8.
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