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Monument of Thao Suranari
Thao Suranari
Situated at the western gate to Nakorn Ratchasima, this monument is one of the region's most celebrated places. In late March or early April, Nakorn Ratchasima is the site of a festival in tribute to Thao Suranari, or Kuhn Ying Mo, the wife of a Thai official who successfully staved off an invasion by Lao soldiers from Vientiane in 1826. This week-long festival is accompanied by traditional song and dance and draws people from all over the region. The highlight of this festival is the performance of the traditional Nakorn Ratchasima song, performed by groups of hired singers. There are literally hundreds of these groups for hire, charging between 300-600 baht per performance.


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