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• Wat Yai Chai-mongkol.  
• Shrine of King Naresuen.  
• We climbed up and found a wishing well and tons of...
• Wat Phra Chao Phanan Choeng.The second place we vi...
• Wat Phanan Choeng. Statue of Phra Chao Phanan Choe...
• Wat Phanan Choeng. This area resembles a typical c...
• Wat Phanan Choeng. One of the many story panels in...
• Wat Chaiwatthanaram. This has to be my favourite a...
• Wat Chaiwatthanaram. Buddha statue housed inside t...
• Wat Chaiwatthanaram. The entrance is detached. Wea...

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Wat Yai Chai- mongkol. At one time, in the bot ( convocation hall), Prince Thian-raja sought to learn his luck through the ordeal of the lighted candles before he dethroned Khun Vora- wogsa. On another occasion, Prince Srl-silp consulted the head of the monastery about a favourable moment for overthrowing King Maha Chakraphat in 1561 A.D. It is still popular with locals and tourists asking for blessings. Behind the hall sat a real life replica of a monk. I dont know the name though. It was apparently so life liked that Wenqi thought a real monk was sitting there.  

Carina
7:01:00 PM