Wat Bot Daeng

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Wat Bot Daeng is a deserted monastery. This temple’s name suggests the existence of former red ubosot, but no trace of it remains today. The surviving architectural structure is a large bell-shaped chedi. This style is usually attributed to the middle Ayutthaya period, but a sign posted by the Fine Arts Department claims that Wat Bot Daeng actually belongs to an earlier period and that its location next to Wat Yai shows it played a more important role.

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Source: Ayutthaya Historical Research

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