Wat Phutthaisawan Ayutthaya
Inside Wat Phutthaisawan Ayutthaya
- Wat Phutthaisawan Ayutthaya is an important tourist location for both historical and architecture reasons. The temple complex is located south of the Chao Phraya River opposite the center of the Island and can be found using the map opposite.
- Ancient Royal chronicles of Ayutthaya tell us that the Wat was once the palace of the King, U-Thong and was then called Wiang Lek [ Fort Lek ]. U-Thong resided here for 3 years and then converted the complex to a monastery. Many of the buildings here are original and worthy of a visit. One should visit here when also travelling off the Island and to the south side to see Wat Chaiwatthanaram to its west.
Wat Phutthaisawan Ayutthaya Monuments to Three Kings.
Wat Phutthaisawan Ayutthaya Monument.
Map where to find Wat Phutthaisawan in Ayutthaya.
Map Of Ancient Ayutthaya Monuments
Important things to see at Wat Phutthaisawan, Ayutthaya.
- The Ayutthaya Kings bronze monuments at the front of the Temple complex.
- The central Prang.
- The river frontage.
- The statue of King U-Thong [ a replica ].
- The Buddha image in the main Prang.
- The boundary walls.
- The portico and gallery of Buddha images.
- The ordination Hall.
- The Mondrops with Buddha images.
- The monastic quarters.
- The Buddha Ghosacharya's Hall.
- The Reclining Buddha Vihara and statue.
Wat Phutthaisawan Ayutthaya