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WAT MOLILOKKAYARAM RATCHAWORAWIHA
Noriginal name of this temple was Wat Tai Talat. Since it was built in the palace ground King Rama I invited monks to take up residence in' King Rama II restored the temple and nam it Wat Phutthaisawan. He later sent his son to educated there. The name was changed to W Moliloksuttharam by King Rama III.
Ubosot: The main chapel has a three-tier roof decorated with traditional ornaments such chorfa finials and bairaka at the sloping edg The window and pediments are decorated w' stucco, and the wooden door and window pane are finely carved with tree and flower patterns.
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Wihan: The sermon hall was built in t Ayutthaya period and the stucco reliefs on t pediments, doors, and windows were adde during the reign of King Rama III.
Kuti: The monks' residences were built of wood and are in the Thai-Chinese style.Hor Trai:The scripture building is also of wood, and its window panels are decorated with gilded lacquer.
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