Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat first constructions of the cloisters were started in 1357. After you have visited the Phra Puttha Cinnaraj image, don’t forget to walk around to the back to see this ancient site of Wat Si Rattana Mahathat with standing Phra Buddha (Phra Attharot) with a Prang (chedi) behind it and enshrines relics of the Phra Buddha. The corncob shaped top of the Prang in gold color contains 4 rows of niches enshrining images of the Buddha. In contrast to the main hall, this area was deserted.
The photo taken with standing Phra Buddha Attharot and the ancient site. This old ancient temple ground (middle area of standing Budhha) which know as 'Phra Atta Rassa'. This area of ancient art antiquities of Sukhothai art. The only remaining pieces of architectural styles that reflect the ancient temple of Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat.
The another old Chedi located behind the wiharn.
Full view of the Wiharn.
The photo taken with replica of Phra Si Satsada & Puttha Chinnasi statue (see part 2). The sacred of Phra Puttha Chinnasi and Phra Si Satsada were invited to be housed at Wat Bowonniwet wihan. Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat later made smaller replica images to replace the originals.
Mural painting, King Naresuan had been appointed to a Great Regent to rule Phitsanulok.
The Elephant battle between King Naresuan and Mingyi Swa as wall mural painting.
King Naresuan had slay the Burma's General Luk-wai-Tham-moo with his javelin at the Lum-plee field.
King Naresuan along with his Warriors came to worship Phra Puttha Cinnaraj at Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat.
Another small shrine with Phra Buddha statue.
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