
Prasat Phum Pon
Dom, Thailand
Khmer temple ruins in Surin province, Thailand. It sits in Thailand's central plains, most comfortable in the cooler, drier stretch from November to February.
Why visit: Angkor-era sandstone sanctuaries across the northeast — the same empire as Cambodia's, with a fraction of the crowds.
- ›Walk the processional causeway
- ›Look closely at the lintel carving
- ›Climb to the main sanctuary for the view
- ›Visit the site museum if there is one
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Best time
November – February; go early, the sandstone offers no shade
Weather
Central plains — hot and humid year-round (28–36°C), with the southwest monsoon bringing heavy afternoon rain from roughly May to October.
Entry fee
Ticketed (~₹200 – 500)
Hours
Typically 6 AM – 6 PM
Est. budget
₹500 – ₹1,500
Duration
1 – 2 hours
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