Leaning Chedi, Pramai Yikawat Temple

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Leaning Chedi, Pramai Yikawat Temple

on Koh Kret

It is a white pagoda. There is a red cloth tied on the top of the pagoda. It is said that the red cloth is one of the symbols of Raman culture. It is a true Mon art. The authentic Mon style pagoda is a replica of the pagoda from Hongsawadee. Before it was added by the Burmese until the original Mutao pagoda in Hongsawadee became a mixed Mon-Burmese pagoda today. Muta Pagoda Wat Paramai Yikawat is a brick and cement pagoda. octagonal base recess The top of the pagoda has a 5-tiered tiered tier like Mon, 1 wa high, located at the corner of Koh Kret. The government by the Fine Arts Department registered it as a historical site according to the announcement in the Government Gazette in 1935. Inside, it contains the relics that are sacred to Thai Mon people. Later, the water eroded the bank. Causing the pagoda to collapse and tilt around the year 2434 until the present, about 120 years later, a wooden dam and a cement dam were built, but the problem could not be solved. and have people who have faith has repaired a permanent concrete dam At present, the base has been strengthened and firmly fixed. The Fine Arts Department allows the pagoda to be repaired in a conservative manner in a tilted state. Mutao pagoda, also known as this leaning pagoda Therefore, it is a symbol of Koh Kred. Nonthaburi province that spreads all over the world.

Province: Nonthaburi

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