Phimai Historical Park

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Phimai Historical Park is a major Khmer temple complex in northeastern Thailand, renowned for its well-preserved sandstone sanctuaries and intricate carvings dating from the Angkorian period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Khmer temple complex
archaeological site
historical park
architecturalStyle Khmer architecture NERFINISHED
builtUnder King Jayavarman VI NERFINISHED
King Suryavarman II NERFINISHED
constructionBegan late 11th century
constructionCompleted 12th century
country Thailand
dedicatedToDeity Buddha NERFINISHED
Shiva NERFINISHED
distanceFrom about 60 kilometers from Nakhon Ratchasima city
function regional administrative center in Khmer period
religious center
hasArtStyle Angkor Wat style elements
Baphuon style elements
hasCentralPrang main sandstone tower
hasFeature Naga balustrades
central sanctuary
enclosing gallery
gopura NERFINISHED
library buildings
lintel carvings
moat
pediment carvings
processional causeway
hasInscription Khmer inscriptions NERFINISHED
hasMoatShape rectangular layout
hasNearbyTown Phimai NERFINISHED
hasRestoration 20th century restoration works
hasUNESCOStatus tentative list candidate (Thailand national level)
heritageOf Khmer Empire NERFINISHED
locatedIn Nakhon Ratchasima Province NERFINISHED
Phimai District NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion northeastern Thailand NERFINISHED
managedBy Fine Arts Department of Thailand NERFINISHED
materialUsed laterite
sandstone
notableFor Buddhist iconography within Khmer architecture
intricate carvings
well-preserved sandstone sanctuaries
openToPublic true
orientation southeast
partOf Khmer temple network in mainland Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
period Angkorian period NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Buddhism NERFINISHED
Hinduism NERFINISHED
tourismType cultural tourism destination

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