(Translated by Google) Able to closely view the process of weaving the fabric. Friendly guide staff Inside the weaving house, beautiful shady atmosphere There are many souvenir shops outside. There are many types of fabrics for different prices. But the homestay is not yet open due to the COVID situation. (Original) สามารถเข้าชมขั้นตอนการทอผ้าที่ละเอียดประณีตได้อย่างใกล้ชิด​ เจ้าหน้าที่แนะนำอย่างเป็นกันเอง​ ด้านในโรงทอผ้าบรรยากาศร่มรื่นสวยงาม​ ด้านนอกมีร้านขายของที่ระลึกหลายร้าน​ มีผ้าหลายแบบหลายราคา​ แต่โฮมสเตย์​ยังไม่เปิดให้บริการเนื่องจากสถานการณ์​โควิดค่ะ

You can visit if you wanted to see how traditional Thai silk "Yok Thong" are dyed and weaved. There's quite a number of tuk tuk at the Surin bus station and you will have no issue to get a grab while visiting Ban Tha Sawang , but you've to call for Surin Taxi to pick you up upon returning to the bus terminal or Surin city because it's almost imp to get any tuk tuk or grab near Ban Tha Sawang village. This kind of masterpiece handicrafts are very precious as it might become extinct in the future. One of the renowned Thai silk brand "Chansoma" is located here. The fabric must be pre-order and be prepared it's very expensive!!! You can order on their "Chansoma" Facebook page. For more affordable options of Thai silks, you can also support the shops around the weaving centre.There're a few shops selling quality Mudmee silk, Surin silk, Yok dok silk. Visited in August 2023.

(Translated by Google) Is a source of silk weaving Top famous in Thailand, and the world. It is a traditional weaving, and a characteristic dye. Plus the skill of weaving That is meticulous and attentive to make the quality of the weaving unique Unmatched (Original) เป็นแหล่งทอผ้าไหม ที่มีชื่อเสียงอันดับต้นๆของเมืองไทย,และของโลก เป็นการทอแบบโบราณ,และการย้อมสที่เป็นลักษณ บวกกับฝีมือการทอ ที่ปราณีตและใส่ใจทำให้คุณภาพของการทอมีเอกลักษณ หาใครเทียบยาก

This is a small collection of shops selling all handwoven silks in beautiful patterns. There is a small jungle-like settlement of small traditional wood structures with expert crafts people spinning silk and weaving on large traditional hand looms. These are not amateurs, rather master crafts people. There are no entry fees or hard sales. You are free to browse and the shop folk are helpful and friendly. This is an OTOP (One Tambon One Product) village. When in Surin, Buriram, Sisaket, or Yasothon be sure to stop by to see these gentlefolks keeping a lost craft alive. The fabrics are beautiful.

Traditional way of weaving silk in very fine patterns. Some weaving machines are operated by 4 persons, very complex. Mostly elderly women, let's hope there is s next generation to learn their skills but probably not....

Amazing silk, heaps to see.. Prices are probably the best in Thailand. Very much off the tourist track in Surin Thailand

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(Translated by Google) It is one of the most famous silk weaving villages in Thailand. There are some of the country's top artists living there. The wonder of delicate craftsmanship and intricate patterns Looks like it's worth the trip. (Original) เป็นหมู่บ้านที่ทอผ้าไหมที่มีชื่อเสียงมากที่สุดแห่งหนึ่งของไทย มียอดฝีมือศิลปินของชาติอาศัยอยู่ ความน่าอัศจรรย์ใจในงานฝีมืออันละเอียดอ่อนลายอันซับซ้อน ดูแล้วคุ้มค่ามากกับการเดินทาง

(Translated by Google) Good silk, comfortable to wear, many patterns to choose from. Come visit and see. Open every day.👍 (Original) ผ้าไหมดี สวมใส่สบาย มีหลากหลายลายให้เลือก มาเที่ยวชมกันได้เลย เปิดทุกวัน👍

Very interesting exhibits showing off the history of Surin and it's peoples. Lots of really cool displays all in English. Worth a look of you're into that.

Very limited details. Most are shows of general geology and global eras. Internet offers much more informations about Surin. Visitors parking area is directly under the sun while staffs' are under full shade. There were about 25 staffs in my vicinity while there was only one visitor which was me. 5 fans were in full blowing mode blowing no visitors in the building, probably for spiritual purpose.

a very interesting place where you can learn more about the history of Surin and northeast Thailand

Well worth the visit, if you're in Surin! Interesting exhibitions about life and traditions in Surin. Explanations in English are available for several ones. Some could be expanded, would be interesting to learn more.

Open during New Year Holidays. Well-organized and well-decorated museums. Information are in Thai and English language. Artifacts are in good shape and well-display.

Its well worth the visit If you are interested in Khmar history I think you will enjoy this museum

Friendly staff, nice place to see some traditional local Surin things.

We expected very little and left very impressed. Free entrance This is an unassuming building south of town that looks more like a government office than a museum. The carpark was completely empty and the lady at the information booth looked surprised that two farang were showing up. To the left of the entrance there are some replica of Khmer temple stones that look a bit boring, don’t be discouraged and walk into the main building behind. Where you will see some explanations of the geology in Surin province. Continue walking toward the rear, this is where it starts to get interesting: there are many exhibits about the different ethnic groups that live in Surin, their way of life, culture, crafts etc. All exhibits have signs in Thai and English (very well written English). Some exhibits include life-size figures of villagers and their activities. There’s also a video about silk making and weaving (in Thai and English!) They must not get a lot of foreigners, despite the excellent English explanations: The staff asked us if they could take a picture of us while we meandered through the exhibits :-) This Museum is definitely worth a visit and the entrance is free. It beats many museums that charge a few hundred-baht entrance.

I have not visited a national museum I did not learn from. This one is good, while being a bit smaller than some.

Very beautiful temple that has amazing paintings inside telling the story of lord Buddha. Peaceful place even located in the heart of the city. 🙏♥️

Beautiful temple that has always been extremely welcoming and helpful for myself and my family.

Friendly happy place. Lovely to walk around. Stories from life of Buddha painted on temple walls.

Very nice temple.

This should be added to you itinerary when coming to Surin city. This is a royal temple with three main buildings each worthy of a look. The main Ubosot has some very nice murals depicting the life of Buddha among other things. The second building, just to the right, is dedicated to a revered buddhist monk. The third building, behind the Ubosot, is in my opinion the most beautiful if the three.

Very pleasant in the middle of the city. Nice place to relax.

Amazing temple highly recommend to go there.

Nearly all water slide broken, water dirty. Would not recommend this water park.

Oldish place, but still pleasant, especially in 40 degree temperatures. Inexpensive tickets. Not much too buy to eat there.

Overly strict on swimming costumes when all the kids had nylon swimwear, forcing them them to buy or rent swimming costumes at 50 baht each as well as entry fee. Top floor slide wasnt on or working. Also note they will not allow anyone over 100kg on the slides. Life guards are attentive if not a little strict. None of the drinks or food stalls open. Toilets and showers clean enough. Enough of the whinging ...kids had fun .. ages 6 to 14 so guess thats important.

Nice place a bit noisy. Small slide 2 running 1 close. Slide fall into small pool designed like a channel. There's another pool more classic style and average size. Child can amaze a bit annoying for adult

All attractions where open and working, I can really recommend this gem of a waterpark in Esaan. Food portions where huge, fried rice for atleast three people 120baht. Life guard on duty all the time and they where doing their job good. 11 people cost us around 1000baht to enter, cheap compared to other waterparks.

nice for little kids. nice slides for everyone. little food to buy. a little toil. Only open satuday and sundsy

Nice little waterpark. All the staff are very friendly. 4 big slides and an area for smaller children. Can spend an afternoon here.

Nice swim. Sadly, no real food to buy but the swim facilities ok

Good fun for the kids ... lifegurds are great and pay attention..

Friendly atmosphere and fun place to spend a couple of hours with the kids.

Not Kymer but 17 or 18C. Some decorations but crumbling away. Ayutthaya period building.

Historical site to see if on the way. Average.

Small but well preserved.

(Translated by Google) Prasat Muang Thee at Chom Sutthawat Temple, Surin Province -Originally it was a group of 5 prangs set on the same brick base. Currently there are only 3 remaining, the rest are in ruins. - The main prang (central one) is the largest. Thin, slender, dense Built with bricks and plaster square base The broken top part disappeared. - The 2 subordinate prangs have the same style. - Classified as an ancient site of Lao art, built in the 23rd-24th Buddhist centuries (Ayutthaya period) - In the temple there is a "tamarind tree" that is over 300 years old. Picture recorded on Sunday morning, February 5, 2023, 8:36-8:45 a.m. Prasat Muang Tee Chom Sutthawat Temple, Mueang Thee Subdistrict, Mueang Surin District, Surin Province 14°53'17.77"N 103°39'5.8"E (14.888269, 103.651611), altitude 154 m Post: Nov 5, 2023; 7:12 AM. (Original) ปราสาทเมืองที ที่ วัดจอมสุทธาวาส จ. สุรินทร์ - เดิมเป็น ปรางค์หมู่ 5 องค์ ตั้งบนฐานอิฐเดียวกัน ปัจจุบันเหลือเพียง 3 องค์ ที่เหลือทรุดพัง - ปรางค์ประธาน (องค์กลาง) มีขนาดใหญ่สุด ผอมเรียวทึบตัน ก่อด้วยอิฐฉาบปูน ฐานสี่เหลี่ยมจัตุรัส ส่วนยอดหักหายไป - ปรางค์บริวาร 2 องค์ มีรูปแบบเดียวกัน - จัดเป็นโบราณสถานศิลปะลาว สร้างใน พุทธศตวรรษที่ 23-24 (สมัยอยุธยา) - ในวัดมี “ต้นมะขาม” อายุกว่า 300 ปี บันทึกภาพเมื่อเช้าวันอาทิตย์ที่ 5 กุมภาพันธ์ 2566, 8:36-8:45 น. ปราสาทเมืองที วัดจอมสุทธาวาส ต. เมืองที อ. เมืองสุรินทร์ จ. สุรินทร์ 14°53'17.77"N 103°39'5.8"E (14.888269, 103.651611), altitude 154 m Post: Nov 5, 2023; 7:12 AM.

(Translated by Google) Prasat Muang Tee is a Khmer style castle that has been modified in the later period, like Prasat Sikhoraphum. Prasat Muang Tee consists of 5 prangs, built with bricks and plaster. located on the same base At present, there are only 3 ruins remaining: the central one and the northeastern corner. and the southwest side The middle one is the largest. Due to modifications in later periods, the top part was made in the form of a three-tiered elemental body. The top part was broken. The remaining two were of similar size and appearance. Scholars have assumed the age of this ancient site in two ways: 1. Consider the architectural characteristics of the castle which is slender and from the history of the city at the end of the Ayutthaya period. Prasat Muang Tina was probably built and extended by Khmer and Kui groups who came to settle in this area at the end of the Ayutthaya period. and tried to revive the prosperity of the Khmer Empire in the past 2. This ancient site was originally a religious site of the ancient Khmer culture. Later, in the late Ayutthaya period It was expanded by Khmer and Kui groups who came to settle. (Original) ปราสาทเมืองทีเป็นปราสาทแบบเขมรที่ได้รับการดัดแปลงในสมัยหลังเช่นเดียวกับปราสาทศีขรภูมิ ปราสาทเมืองทีประกอบด้วยปรางค์ 5 องค์ ก่อสร้างด้วยอิฐฉาบปูน ตั้งอยู่บนฐานเดียวกัน ปัจจุบันหักพังเหลือเพียง 3 องค์ คือ องค์กลาง องค์มุมด้านตะวันออกเฉียงเหนือ และองค์ด้านตะวันตกเฉียงใต้ องค์กลางมีขนาดใหญ่ที่สุด เนื่องจากการดัดแปลงในสมัยต่อ ๆ มา ส่วนยอดทำเป็นแบบตัวเรือนธาตุซ้อนกัน 3 ชั้น ส่วนบนหัก ที่เหลืออีก 2 องค์มีขนาดและลักษณะคล้ายคลึงกัน นักวิชาการได้สันนิษฐานอายุสมัยของโบราณสถานแห่งนี้ 2 ประการ คือ 1. พิจารณาจากลักษณะทางสถาปัตยกรรมขององค์ปราสาทที่มีลักษณะผอมเรียวและจากประวัติศาสตร์เมืองทีเมื่อสมัยอยุธยาตอนปลาย ปราสาทเมืองทีน่าจะสร้างและต่อเติมจากกลุ่มขอมและกูยที่เข้ามาตั้งถิ่นฐานบริเวณนี้เมื่อปลายสมัยอยุธยา และได้พยายามพลิกฟื้นความเจริญรุ่งเรืองของอาณาจักรขอมในอดีต 2. โบราณสถานแห่งนี้แต่เดิมเคยเป็นศาสนสถานของวัฒนธรรมขอมโบราณมาก่อน ต่อมาสมัยอยุธยาตอนปลาย ได้ถูกต่อเติมโดยกลุ่มขอมและกูยที่เข้ามาตั้งถิ่นฐาน

(Translated by Google) Located in a temple complex called Wat Chom Suthawat, these ruins included 5 stupas (now only 3 remain) built on the same base, with a central stupa. According to a Hindu belief, the central stupa represents Mount Meru, with four stupas at each corner. There are no inscriptions or artistic models that precisely indicate the time of construction. The Mueang Thi Khmer ruins are located about 18 kilometers from the city of Surin. (Original) Situate nel complesso di un tempio di nome Wat Chom Suthawat, queste rovine comprendevano 5 stupa (ora ne son rimasti solo 3) costruiti sulla stessa base, con uno stupa centrale. Secondo una credenza indù, lo stupa centrale rappresenta per il Monte Meru, con quattro stupa ad ogni angolo. Non ci sono iscrizioni né modelli artistici che indicano con precisione il tempo di costruzione. Le rovine di Mueang Thi Khmer si trovano a circa 18 chilometri dalla città di Surin.

(Translated by Google) Prasat That..only three buildings left. Modified Khmer style castle In the latter period, the same as Prasat Sikhoraphum.🇹🇭 (Original) ปราสาท​ธาตุ..เหลือ​เพียง​สามหลัง​เป็น ปราสาท​แบบเขมรที่ได้รับการดัดแปลง ในสมัย​หลังเช่นเดียวกับ​ปราสาท​ศีขรภูมิ.🇹🇭