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Wat Khwit הוא אתר ארכאולוגי בתאילנד. אתר ארכאולוגי עם שרידים מתקופות עבר — חלון להיסטוריה של הארץ. אנחנו אוספים מבצעים, הטבות, וקופונים עדכניים — כולל הטבות מועדוני לקוחות (חבר, הסתדרות המורים, לקנות חופשות) — ומפנים למקור הרשמי.

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Wat Na Phra Men, also written as Wat Na Phramen (Thai: วัดหน้าพระเมรุ), is located in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya district, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province, on the northern side of the city moat along Khlong Sra Bua, the former course of the Lopburi River, opposite the former royal palace. Its original name was "Wat Phra Meru Rachikaram", but there is no evidence as to who founded it or in which period it was built. It has been suggested that the temple was established on the site where a king of the early Ayutthaya period was cremated. According to legend, Prince In (Phra Ong In), in the reign of Ramathibodi II, built the temple in 1503, but there is no firm documentary evidence to confirm this. Wat Na Phra Men is the only temple in the city of Ayutthaya that was not destroyed by the Burmese, and it survives in very good condition. One explanation is that the Burmese established their military headquarters at this temple together with Wat Hasdavas (which is now abandoned, though some undestroyed structures still remain). The ordination hall (ubosot) of Wat Na Phra Men is in the Ayutthaya style, with interior columns, but additional columns supporting the eaves were probably added later in the reign of Borommakot. The principal Buddha image in the ordination hall, created or extensively restored in the late Ayutthaya period, is a large crowned bronze Buddha image. Behind the ordination hall there is another, smaller image, representing the future Buddha, known as Phra Si Ariya Mettrai.

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