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“Wat Phra Dhe Devi is a rectangular Buddhist temple in India. Each side has a standing Buddha statue blessing layers. Inside the Pagoda containing the bones of Phra Chedi Devi, the king of the city of Haripunchai.”

Wat Tha Devi or the villagers called Wat Ku Kut located on the road Cham Chat District in the city built around 1298 is a craftsman. The pagoda is a Buddhist temple in India. Each side has a standing Buddha statue blessing layers. Inside the Pagoda containing the bones of Phra Chedi Devi, the king of the city of Haripunchai. Legend says that the infinite rank and rank. The queen of the goddess Cham Devi has created. The bracelet of her mother in 1298 originally wrapped in gold. Later it will be unclear. The pagoda is broken away, the villagers called Ku Kut or officially called. Chedi Suwannagok There is also a Rattana Chedi, located on the right side of the temple. Built in the 17th century by Phraya Sansom. The base is 8 square with a diameter of 4.40 meters to 11.50 meters high. Each square is pierced. Enshrined Buddha standing Brick brick whole body.

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