Khmer temples on the Thai-Cambodian border have caused quite a lot of friction in recent times. 
Nan Rong (นางรอง) is the gateway to the ruins.


<strong>Honey Inn</strong>: &#3609;&#3634;&#3591;&#3619;&#3629;&#3591; (Nang Rong). Website: <a href="http://honeyinn.com/">website here</a>.<br>
Single rooms with fans and shared bath go for <a href="http://www.xe.com/ucc/convert/?Amount=150&From=THB&To=USD">150 Baht</a> per night. You can eat home-cooked Thai meals at the inn with the family who live there: 35 Baht for breakfast, 30 Baht for lunch, and 80 Baht for a big dinner.<p>

<strong>Nang Rong Hotel</strong>: . Website: <a href="http://www.nangronghotel.com/">website here</a>.<br>
A little more expensive, but if that is what you want.<p>

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