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Wat Dusidaram

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Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

Wat Dusidaram Built around A.D. 2100 and received Wisung Kham Sima in 2100 A.D. Affidavit of Old City People When talking about the royal temple in Ayutthaya Specify the name of one temple as Wat Dusit Maha Phra Naresuan was built, presumably that this temple has a large and tall chedi as an important historical site of the temple.

It has the same characteristics as the chedi of Wat Yai Chaimongkol. but smaller The base of Wat Dusidaram's pagoda is an octagonal base and there are traces of additional construction later similar to the base of the copper chedi of Wat Mayong. which was built in the late Ayutthaya period around the reign of King Rama IX at the end of the pond urn.

Later, the Fine Arts Department announced it was registered as a national historic site. Posted in the Government Gazette, Volume 112 / Part 59 Ngor, dated July 25, 1995, it can be concluded that Wat Dusidaram was built in the central Ayutthaya period. and has been restored in the late Ayutthaya period It is said that Wat Dusidaram It is related to one historical figure, Chao Mae Wat Dusit, who was the mother of Chao Phraya Kosathibodi (Pan) and Chao Phraya Kothibodi (Lek).

And is the breast milk of King Narai the Great Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn He mentioned about Wat Chao Mae Dusit in the royal book of the reign of King Rama 5 as having the title of a princess named Bua. King Chulalongkorn His Highness referred to Goddess Dusit in the story as the Princess Mother. His name was Ampai, who was later ordained as a nun. Goddess of Wat Dusit.

How to get there: From Bangkok, enter the city of Ayutthaya on Rojana Road to the intersection of the red light Chedi Wat Sam Pluem. (Chedi in the middle of the road), turn right and go straight for about 2 kilometers past the Ayothaya Municipality Office. will see the temple on the left.

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