Saturday, November 5, 2011

Buriram - Khao Kradong

Buriram has many attractions.


Khao Phanom Rung is but one of them and it is one that forces foreigners to pay five times what Thais have to pay – yes, the Thai prices are of course written in Thai script to keep unsuspecting foreigners unaware of this racist policy.


So, a less historically significant, but free sight, is Khao Kradong near the provincial capital.


It is a rocky hill that once in prehistoric times was a volcano. Now, a temple, a large Buddha statue, as well as the remnants of the crater are the main attractions.



At the foot of the hill is a small reservoir where families can relax in the shade of trees while youngsters can paddle around.










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