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Wat Phra Si Ariyabot, this monastery is locally called “Wat Phra Yuen” It is fronted by a large pond. The walls are of vertics sand stone slabs decorated on each side with Buddha images cast in each of the four attitudes, i.e.: Reclining, Walking,Standing and Sitting.

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