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Surin prepares to welcome 2,000 daily visitors to Ta Kwai temple and Hill 350
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SURIN – Authorities in Surin province are preparing to reopen Ta Kwai temple and Hill 350 to visitors on 14–15 November, allowing tourists to explore the historic sites near the Thai-Cambodian border, with approximately 2,000 visitors expected each day.
Key facts
- SURIN – Authorities in Surin province are preparing to reopen Ta Kwai temple and Hill 350 to visitors on 14–15 November, allowing tourists to explore the historic sites near the Thai-Cambodian border, with approximately 2,000 visitors
- Phanom Dong Rak district chief Phatthana Phuengphon chaired a meeting on Monday (9 November) with representatives from tourism agencies, local authorities, the military, police and community leaders to finalise preparations for the two-day
- The initiative is part of efforts to promote tourism and stimulate the local economy during the Surin Elephant Round-up and Red Cross Fair, scheduled for 14–25 November.
- Phatthana said visitors would be able to explore Ta Kwai temple, a historic site, and Hill 350, an area associated with the bravery of Thai soldiers.
Summary
Phanom Dong Rak district chief Phatthana Phuengphon chaired a meeting on Monday (9 November) with representatives from tourism agencies, local authorities, the military, police and community leaders to finalise preparations for the two-day opening.
The initiative is part of efforts to promote tourism and stimulate the local economy during the Surin Elephant Round-up and Red Cross Fair, scheduled for 14–25 November.