According to the records from the north, King Katae's brother, who also renovated Wat Pa Lelai, commissioned this 23-acre temple. Archeologists believe that the temple dates back to before 1203. The ruins of an octagonal pagoda have been found, surrounded by a wall with small...
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It is believed that this hilltop temple was founded during the Dvaravati period as much archaeological evidence has been uncovered from that era. These include many stone Buddha statues, stone statues of the god Vishnu wielding discuses, and more. Atop the hill, there remain ruins...
It is believed that this hillt...
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Wat Khao Di Salak is located in Mu 5 in the district of Donka merely 8 kilometers away from U Thong. The temples' significant attraction is the imitation of Lord Buddha's footstep where, in 1992, Mr. Baanhan Silpa-acha had the office of Fine Arts observe...
Wat Khao Di Salak is located i...
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Wat Phra That or Wat Phra That Sala Khao is located at Sala Khao Sub-District, Muang District, Suphanburi. It actually lies on Malaiman Road which is on the west side of Suphanburi River and it is just right opposites to Wat Suan Daeng. This temple...
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Wat Phra Loi is one of the ancient temples in Suphan Buri. The construction date and the founder remain unknown; however, given the ruin of the main hall, bricks and Bai Semas, the temple was probably constructed in the mid-King U-thong era. The name Phra...
Wat Phra Loi is one of the anc...
Read MoreThis temple is at least 600 years old and was once in the heart of the ancient town of Suphannaphum. The main stupa or Chedi also once housed relics of the Lord Buddha, but it was sacked by raiders and left in ruins. Raiders targeted...
This temple is at least 600 ye...
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This serene temple, built in the early Rattanakosin period, is located in Tambon Phihandaeng, Amphoe Mueang. Buddhists flock to the sacred site to admire beautiful murals lining the interior of the old Ubosot, or ordination hall. Painted in 1848 during the reign of King Rama...
This serene temple, built in t...
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Located on Malai Maen Road, Tambon Rua Yai, on the western bank of the Suphan Buri River (Tha Chin River). it is a royal temple as evident from the royal emblem of King Rama IV on the gable of the wihan. While practising austerity during...
Located on Malai Maen Road, Ta...
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This Temple is located at Tambon Bang Ta Then, Amphoe Song Phi Nong, 43 kilometres from the town on the way to Bangkok. It houses the largest metal cast Buddha image of the world called Phra Phutthakhodom, which has a lap width of 10 metres...
This Temple is located at Tamb...
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This house belonged to Chao Phraya Yommaraj (Pan Sukum), a former regent of King Rama VIII and an ex-minister of 3 ministries: Misnistry of the Interior, Nakhonban Ministry, and Yothathikan Ministry. The house is a cluster with the original 2 bedrooms and one central terrace...
This house belonged to Chao Ph...
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