This monastery is a first grade Royal Temple of Ratchaworawiharn, which was built in the reign of King Rama III, by Somdet Phra Woraratchao Maha Sakdiphollasep during 1824-1832, and its former name was Wat Mai. In the year 1836, King Rama III had invited his younger brother, Prince Mongkut (Later - King Rama IV) in monkhood resided at Wat Rachathiwat to rule this temple, and named it Wat Bowonnivet Wiharn.In the reign of King Rama VI, the nearby temple Wat Rangsi Sutthawat, and Wat Bowonnivet Wiharn were amalgamated into one temple in year 1923. Enshrining Phra Ubosot is a Brazen Buddha Image named Phra Phuttha Chinnasi in attitude of Subduing Mara Posture. The Image was shifted from Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat in Phisanulok province. During monkhood King Rama VI, King Rama VII and King Rama IX has resided at this temple.
Wat Bowonnivet, the residence of the His Holiness Somdet Phra Nyanasamvara, the Supreme Patriarch will turn 96 on October 3 2009.
Phra Ubosot of Wat Bowonnivet is enshiring Brazen Buddha Image Phra Phuttha Chinnasi, which was shifted from Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat in Phisanulok province. And the inside and outside view surrounding the Ubosot.
Facing south toward the Chedi, is a well-known Buddha image by the name of Phra Pairee Pinas - Enemies Vanquished .
Another sacred Buddha statue, Phra Pairee Pinas was venerated at Wat Bowon.
The elevated base, supporting a lower and upper terrace upon which the Chedi is situated, is decorated with lotus ponds and Chinese statuary, believed to have been brought from the Front Palace.Four Chinese-style statues at each of the four corners host bas-relief panels that relate the story of Fa-hsien, the Chinese monk-pilgrim to South & Southeast Asia (traveling in India 399-414).
Above the Chedi each doorway you will see four animal figures, viz: North - bird, East - elephant, South - lion, West - horse. King Monkut had the figures placed here because the animal's Thai names sound similar to those countries that bordered Siam at that time.
The Wat Bowon chedi is built in a similar style to that of the Phra Pathom Chedi or Great Pagoda of Nahkon Pathom Province. It is comparatively large for a city monastery, measuring over fifty meters high. Originally, the structure was covered with ordinary stuco, however, renovations in 1964 introduced the use of gold mosaic tiles, giving the chedi a massive and shining appearance.
Wat Bowonniwet Vihara has for the last few years been under a royally sponsored, extensive renovation project, which oversaw the rebirth of the religious buildings (cetiya, chapel, shrine halls, etc.,) as well as many of the beautiful, historic residential buildings that grace the grounds. Also during this period, construction began of a new four-story building to commemorate the 96th birthday anniversary of His Holiness Somdet Phra Nyanasamvara, the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand and current abbot. Even though one may still see several buildings with scaffolding, the majority of the renovations are complete. The amulets counter of Wat Bowon and the banner of new amulets release. I obtained many Phra Pairee Pinas amulets, Supreme Patriarch rian,.....
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See more information of this Phra Pairee Pinas amulet and other amulets from Wat Bowon at:
http://thaiamulets-dhammapath.blogspot.com/2009_11_01_archive.html
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Or other amulets at:
http://www.thaiamulets-dhammapath.blogspot.com/
This temple is situated along Jalan Tambun (Tambun Road) in Ipoh. This is the temple gate of Wat Siribunya.
The Main Shrine Hall Vihara of Wat Siribunya, this temple used to be a small temple and it had expanded gradually over the years just before the passing away of its famous Chief Abbot a few years ago, Phraku Virat.
The Kuan Yin statue is in front the Vihara.
Lord Buddha's altar inside the Main Shrine Hall Vihara with the Mural Paintings. 
The mini altar at the side.
The Mural paintings inside the Vihara and the amulets counter.
The famous past Chief Abbot Phraku Virat (Photo and statue) is seen here on the center of this photo and on the Venerable left hand side is Luangpu Sri (Founder of Wat Siribunya) and on his right is his Master, Venerable LP Sod - Wat Paknam in BhasiCharoen Thailand.
A big Phra Phrom statue is located inside the temple shrine.
The Ubosot of Wat Siribunya. See the photo tour of this Ubosot surroundings below.
A beautiful Ubosot building.
The Sema Stone of the Ubosot.
The Buddha statue inside the Ubosot of Wat Siribunya Maggarama.
Lord Brahma or Phra Phrom statue.
Phoo Reusi, great grandfather of the Asectic Hermits.
Luang Phor Dum - Wat Santitum of Sa Kaew, in deep concentration blessing the amulets at Wat TrumCitta, in front the Phra Sai Yart Reclining Buddha.
Phra Marnphichai Sitting Buddha.
Luang Phor Dam - Wat Mai Naparam of Narathiwat, in deep concentration blessing the amulets at the amulet counter of Wat TrumCitta, Ipoh.
