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Hopes pinned on Si Sa Ket wat

Si Sa Ket
Wat Prasat Phu Fai is a historical site and Buddhist temple located in Phu Fai subdistrict, Khun Han district, Si Sa Ket province. It features 11th-century Khmer ruins alongside an active local monastery. Photos by AO_IZARD Wat Prasat Phu Fai

Si Sa Ket, a relatively low-profile tourist destination, is being positioned for greater attention through a tourism push centred on cultural, spiritual and natural attractions.

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