Ayuthaya, Thailand

Of Ayutthaya’s many notable ruins, Wat Phra Meru is one of the best preserved. The temple houses two Buddha images, one of which is reputed to be over 1,300 years old and thought to have originated in Sri Lanka. Wat Phra Meru, which was one of the few temples to escape destruction by the Burmese also has beautifully carved wooden ceiling.
Wat Phra Si Samphet was the largest temple in Ayutthaya, a favorite of royalty and used as a palace by several kings of Ayuthaya. The temple was built during the 14th century and once housed a 16-metre-high Buddha image coated with 250 kilogrammes of gold. The gold was removed and melted down by the invading Burmese forces. In the temple grounds, three classic Ayuthaya-style chedis contain the ashes of former kings of Thailandhttp

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