If you walk around the right hand side, there are red stakes and a sign by The Halo Trust warning you not to walk in the field since there are still landmines in that area.
Updated Jun 4, 2005
This walkway is on the west (right hand) side of the Level 4 courtyard. It also had a door which allowed exit to the west.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
There were many rooms at Level 4, including two small Banalai or libraries, where scriptures were formerly stored.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
The Level 4 Temple is near the top of the hill. Wait until you see the view from the cliff (Poei Tadi) on the other side.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
When you get up the stairs, it is much bigger than it looks in this view. It has probably the largest land area of the four levels. The third level temple is the biggest and most complete Khopura.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
The Level 2 Temple had holes where water collected. There were minnows in some of them. They are actually holes for posts for the marquee that used to be there.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
This is Thang Dam Noen, the first pillared causeway. It is 275 meters long. You can see our small group. Lawee and Laithong are on the left. Lucky and the photographer are on the right.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
Next to the bunker under the Level 3 Temple there was an old artillery piece. A relic of not so long ago and unhappier times. This position did command the valley back toward Thailand.
Updated May 27, 2004
I tried to photograph all of the left hand side of the Level 3 Temple but could not get far enough away as the hill drops off quickly. See also the next tip.
Written May 27, 2004
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