Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi วัดสวนแก้วอุทยานน้อย , Si Satchanalai

Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi, Si Satchanalai (23 December, 2002)


Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi (GPS: 17.43231, 99.78717; Thai: วัดสวนแก้วอุทยานน้อย ) is the ruins of an ancient Thai Buddhist temple in the Si Satchanalai Historical Park, Thailand. It is easily identified by its lotus-bud chedi (stupa), with a mandapa in front of it.

The lotus bud stupa of Wat Suan Kaeo Uttayan Noi has a square base with five diminishing tiers, culminating on a slender column with redented corners, on top of which is the bulbous form of the lotus bud.

The lotus bud stupa of Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi (23 December, 2002)


The mandapa of Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi (23 December, 2002)

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Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi (Jan 2014)

Wat Suan Kaeo Utthayan Noi is on the map of Si Satchanalai

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