It is a large boundary marker over 2 m high, made of red sandstone, carved in patterns on allegory and images of Bodhisattva. Some of them have inscriptions of the Pallava script of South India. They are found in large numbers around the village, therefore kept within the temple pavilion around Wat Kut Ngong near Wat Kut Ngong school. The markers were used to determine the boundaries of the monks’ rituals.
Activities not to be missed
– Seeing over 30 pieces of ancient Dvaravati art of large boundary markers
Address: tambon Bung Khla, amphoe Mueang, Chaiyaphum province 36000
Opening hours: Every day from 8 am – 5 pm
Recommended travel season: All seasons
How to get there: From Chaiyaphum city, take Highway No. 202 for about 12 km, turn right for another 3 km to Ban Kut Tum, then turn right to the route Kut Tum – Bung Khla, another 4 km.
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