About Sra Morakot Archaeological Site
Sra Morakot Archaeological Site is an ancient reservoir and temple ruin complex in Khok Thai Subdistrict, Si Mahosot District, Prachinburi Province, eastern Thailand. Part of the larger Si Mahosot ancient city, it dates to the Dvaravati period (6th–11th century CE). The site centers on a large rectangular laterite-lined pond with emerald-colored water and surrounding laterite foundations of religious structures, notable for Hindu-Buddhist artifacts including a large Vishnu image discovered nearby.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-air archaeological park centered on a large rectangular ancient pond lined with laterite blocks, filled with clear greenish water. Around the pond are low laterite foundations and scattered remains of religious structures, information boards explaining the Dvaravati period, and shaded trees. The setting is quiet and rural with flat terrain, walking paths around the pond and ruins, and opportunities to view ancient architectural fragments and learn about the Si Mahosot ancient city.
Key highlights
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Large ancient laterite-lined reservoir (Sra Morakot) with distinctive emerald-colored water
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Laterite foundations of Dvaravati-period religious structures surrounding the pond
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Part of the Si Mahosot ancient city complex dating to 6th-11th century CE
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