Wat Yan Ang Thong, Ayutthaya

#Visit the temple The temple named "Wat Yan Ang Thong" is not in Ang Thong province. This temple is very close, Ayutthaya is just here. A temple that I found by accident (again) When I arrived, I didn't see anyone, it was very quiet. I felt a connection, I can't explain it. This bend in the river is suspiciously familiar. I started walking around to see the very beautiful and very old Chaturamuk temple. Since the reign of King Rama III of the Rattanakosin era. It was established in 1824. There is a church with a closed door. Inside is Luang Por Phrom Lok. The wall has very old paintings. It is assumed that the Front Palace probably sent royal craftsmen to build it. The church is surrounded by a glass wall. Inside is the principal Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, cast from gold mixed with bronze in Sukhothai or northern style. The gable of the chapel has sculptures of Narayana and Indra. The sala, monks' quarters, the palaces of the Front Palace were donated to be planted as a sanctuary. Paintings in the temple The old name is Wat Chulalok, located on the bend of Mae Nam Noi, which is shady and peaceful. There are old people telling stories about this place. In the past, the villagers were selling jars, water basins, and the Mon made pots to put in boats. Then when they rowed a boat and saw what looked like a golden basin in front of Wat Chulalok, they changed the name to #WatYanAngThong. Which is not just the front because when walking in, I met an uncle who told me to come in first. Inside, I must say, it is very beautiful. For those who like to look at antiques like Min, it is dazzling. There is a textile museum and the most Buddha statues in the posture of calming the ocean that I have ever seen in my life. There are so many antiques. I will continue in another post. 😀 P.S. The uncle also said that some people who live in Ayutthaya have never been here, and some who have been to the temple many times have never been inside. They do not know that there is another inside. #VisitTemples #VisitAyutthaya