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Wat Phukhoathong
 


King Ramesuan commanded that it be built in Phukhaothong field 2 kilometers northeast from the Grand palace in 1387. Then, when the King of Burma defeated the Ayutthaya army, he had a big pagoda built to celebrate his victory in 1569.

In the reign of King Boromkote, it was restored and changed into Thai style. In 1997, it was restored again with modern technology; the old structure was replaced by the metal structure with concrete, equipped with lighting protection system and the water releasing system to protect the flood.

 

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Monument of King Naresuan the Great

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Chedi Phukhao Tong

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Monument of King Naresuan the Great
and Chedi Phukhao Tong




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Chedi Phukhao Tong viewed from Wat.
       
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The Entrance to Chedi Phukhao Tong (Looking out)

 
 
 
 

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