Another important statue is Phra Attharot, an 8 meters-tall, standing statue cast in the same period as the Phra Phuttha China Rat. Originally housed in a large vihara, today it stands in the open as the covering building has all crumbled away with only a few large columns standing. In addition, there is the principal Phra Prang of the early Ayutthaya style. It is believed that the structure was originally a lotus bud-shape chedi, a style called Phum Khao Bin regarded as genuine Sukhothai. It was later altered into a prang (cob corn-like stupa) during the Ayutthaya period.
Source: Ayutthaya Historical Research
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