Ubosatharam Temple, a beautiful temple in the Sakae Krang River basin, Uthai Thani

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Today, we will take you to see another beautiful temple in the Sakae Krang River basin, Uthai Thani Province. It was originally called "Wat Bot Manorom", but the locals called it "Wat Bot". It is an ancient temple that has been with Uthai Thani since the early Rattanakosin period and was once the place where King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, was welcomed when he visited the northern provinces in 1906. Things of interest in the temple 💠 Ubosot, inside is a Sukhothai-style Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, with murals by royal craftsmen. 💠 Wihan, in front, there are murals depicting the royal cremation ceremony and the way of life of the locals in the early Rattanakosin period. Inside is a standing Buddha statue in the attitude of forbidding relatives. 💠 Octagonal pavilion, with a mix of Western architecture, with stucco patterns resembling climbing plants on the window frames and high-relief stucco Buddha statues outside the building. 💠 Three-period pagoda, located behind the Wihan. It is a bell-shaped pagoda in the art style of Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin. It is assumed that all three pagodas were built together in the early Rattanakosin period. 💠 Uthai Phutthasapa Assembly Hall is a Thai-style pavilion with a pediment decorated with stucco patterns. It is used as a prayer hall. 💠 Pha Bot Nam is located in front of the temple. It was built to welcome King Chulalongkorn when he visited the northern provinces in 1906. The Fine Arts Department announced the registration of Wat Ubosatharam as an ancient site on May 19, 1998. #DadMomTakeYouTravel #LetsTravel #tripFreeAccommodationGiveaway