San Phra Kan shrine

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San Phra Kan shrine is a prominent Hindu-Buddhist sanctuary in Lopburi, Thailand, known for its ancient Khmer-style architecture and resident monkey population.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu-Buddhist sanctuary
cultural heritage site
religious shrine
tourist attraction
altName San Phra Kan
San Phra Kan, Lopburi
linked to: San Phra Kan
architecturalStyle Khmer-style architecture
associatedWith Lopburi monkey population
cityCenter Lopburi
country Thailand
culturalRole local pilgrimage site
symbol of Lopburi
era influenced by Khmer period
governingBody local authorities of Lopburi
hasAnimalPopulation crab-eating macaques
long-tailed macaques
hasDecoration Buddhist statues
Hindu deities
hasFeature Buddhist images
Hindu-style shrine
monkey-feeding area
sanctuary building
spirit house
hasRitual making offerings to deities
offering food to monkeys
heritage Khmer cultural influence
languageUsed Thai
locatedIn Central Thailand
Lopburi
Lopburi Province
linked to: Lopburi
material brick
laterite
stucco
near Phra Prang Sam Yot
notableFor ancient architecture
blend of Hindu and Buddhist elements
resident monkey population
openToPublic yes
region Lower Central Region of Thailand
linked to: Central Thailand
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
safetyConcern monkey-related incidents
tourismType cultural tourism
religious tourism
wildlife tourism
visitorActivity feeding monkeys
photography
religious worship

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Lopburi hasLandmark San Phra Kan shrine
Phra Prang Sam Yot near San Phra Kan Shrine
linked to: San Phra Kan shrine
King Narai’s Palace contains Phra Narai Ratchaniwet ruins
linked to: San Phra Kan shrine
King Narai’s Palace near San Phra Kan Shrine
linked to: San Phra Kan shrine