At a time when we are increasingly concerned about global warming, this temple sends a powerful and clear message: we waste far too much and consume far too much. Unlike all previous temples, which were typically built from glittering materials, this one is made entirely from recycled bottles. The shimmering green comes from one beer brand, the brown lines from another. Creative and a true statement for environmental protection. Kudos to this unique temple! A great example of how religious faith can actually do good in the world.

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Attractions near Si Sa Ket

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The Sri Lamduan Chalermprakiet Tower, an 84-story tower, houses the main museum of Si Sa Ket and features exhibits on the province's most important figures and events. The panoramic view of the province from the top floor is particularly noteworthy.

Pha Mo I-Daeng: This expansive cliff sits atop a mountain ridge overlooking the Thai-Cambodian border. Among the landscape's attractions are the Preah Vihear temple, ancient stone carvings, and natural artifacts.

Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai Si Sa Ket is the best-preserved Khmer ruin built as a shrine to Shiva. At Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai, the 13 ancient and sacred lintels were excavated, making this a valuable archaeological site in the province.