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Ubosot: A brick and stucco Thai-style building of the Ayutthaya period, with three doors at the front. The doors and windows are decorated with gilded paintings of Chinese-style trees on a black background. The principle Buddha image in the Meditation posture is called Phra Phutthadheva.
Sema: The boundary stones are sandstone and placed in small alcoves around the chapel. Twin semas are usually found only in Royal temples.
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Kuti: The monks's residences with ancient wooden walls are at the side and rear of the main chat el outside the temple area.
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