Prasat Ban Thanon Hak
Prasat Ban Thanon Hak (, ) otherwise known as Prasat Thanon Hak (, ) is a small ruined building located in Ban Thanon Hak, Ban Mai Subdistrict, Nong Bun Mak District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It is a Khmer Hindu temple built in the 11th century. The temple measures approximately ,  long and  thick. It faces east and comprises five structures encircled by a wall and baray (moat). At the east wall is the gopura (entrance arch) is the same as the exit on the other side. The lintels and sculptured stone slabs are made of sandstone and bronze, with dark brown-black Khmer lacquerware. The temple is believed was built to perform rituals in Vaishnavism sect of Brahmanism or Hinduism. Its location is a rectangular ditch-like path and there is a mound in the centre called Non Yai Chi (, ). The path is about  wide and about  long, it was eroded by water until there were many torn marks. Hence the name "Thanon Hak" (, directly translates as "broken path"). The temple is about  from Highway 24 (Chok Chai-Det Udom Route) and about  southeast of Nakhon Ratchasima City. Laterite is the main material used for the construction. Gold ornaments, bronze and stone statues as well as brown glazed ceramics were unearthed. In 2017, a gold ring set with a translucent blue quartz in perfect condition aged around the early 11th century, was also discovered here. References 

Angkorian sites in Thailand
Buildings and structures in Nakhon Ratchasima province
Archaeological sites in Thailand
Registered ancient monuments in Thailand