洛布里,位于泰国曼谷以北153公里处.在6世纪到10世纪期间,这里被称为“拉埚”,属于孟族建立的达瓦拉瓦提王国的领域.后来,素可泰以及大城王朝先后统治这个地区.在11世纪时,柬埔寨吴哥王朝的苏雅瓦曼一世驱逐了居住在这里的孟族,并把洛布里作为吴哥王朝西边的门户.因此,在洛布里,不难发现现今仍保存多座中小型高棉寺院. Lop Buri, located 153 kilometers north of Bangkok, Thailand. Between the 6th and 10th centuries it was referred to as the “pull pot,” belonging to the Kingdom of Dawavathat was founded by the Mon people, and later Sukhothai and The Ayutthaya dynasty ruled the area successively and in the 11th century the Suryaamman I of the Angkor Empire of Cambodia expelled the Mon clan who lived there and portrayed Lobry as the gateway to the west of the Angkor Empire. It is not hard to find that many small and medium Khmer temples are still preserved today.