Wat Khok Jindaram

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Wat Khok Jindaram is an active Buddhist monastery situated on the opposite of Khlong Takhian from Masjid Hidayatun Islam. Most structures in situ reflect the Ratanakosin period. Mirrored-tiles and large white walls are consistent features. The monastery's windows, gables, doorways, and roof are elaborately decorated in red, green, and blue and adorned with golden ornamentation. Golden images are placed above each window frame, and sema boundary markers are highlighted with a Wheel of Dharma. Curiously, there are two ordinations halls on site. Other stone carvings include a number of lions (Singh) on the staircase. A small golden Buddha image has been placed at its entrance, and a beautifully carved Buddha image can be found on one side of the ordination hall. Several small chedi are scattered around monastery premises.

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Source: Ayutthaya Historical Research

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