Phra Prang Sam Yot

To the east, there is a viharn built during the reign of King Narai the Great, housing a large, well-preserved stone Buddha image in the meditation posture, an early Ayutthaya style from around the 20th Buddhist century. Phra Prang Sam Yot was originally a Khmer temple of Mahayana Buddhism. It was later converted into a shrine with a base for a lingam found in all three prangs. During the reign of King Narai, Phra Prang Sam Yot was renovated into a Buddhist temple. A brick-built viharn in Ayutthaya architecture with European elements in its doors and windows was constructed. Inside the viharn, a stone Buddha image in the victory over Mara posture, early Ayutthaya style, is currently displayed outdoors.

Open Daily from 08:30 to 18:00.

Admission Fee: Thai citizens 10 Baht, Foreigners 50 Baht, or purchase a combination ticket for Thai citizens 30 Baht, Foreigners 150 Baht. This ticket allows entry to Phra Prang Sam Yot, Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, Ban Luang Ratchathut (Baan Wichayen), and Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Phra Phra Thinang Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Phra Thinang Kraset Si Rat (Phra Thinang Yen).

Inquiries: Fine Arts Department, Office 4 Lopburi, Tel. 0 3641 2510