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Phra Phaisachayaguru
Roi Et
SculpturePhra Phaisachayaguru

The sculpture is sitting on a base in a meditation position, decorated with lotus petal pattern. It is wearing a crown with a visor and layers of tiaras and round shape earrings on the ears. The upper part of the body is bare and both hands are holding a pot of water in a stomach position.

Phra Phaisachayaguru
Roi Et
SculpturePhra Phaisachayaguru

The sculpture is sitting on a base in a meditation position, decorated with lotus petal pattern. The face is in a square face. It is wearing a crown with a visor and layers of tiaras and round shape earrings on the ears. The upper part of the body is bare and both hands are holding bolts in from of the stomach.

Don Khum Ngoen
Roi Et
ArchitectureDon Khum Ngoen

Fallen to a state of dilapidated and ruined, thus causes the irregularity of a formal structure of Khmer temple at this monument. For instance, sandstone slabs for construction are significantly thinner than normal, also there are some traces indicating a number of sandstone slaps were used to building enclosure rather than the sanctuary.The complex is composed of the decrepit sandstone tower with only its foundation remains which makes it impossible to understand the original form of the tower. At the east front of the main tower there is a sandstone slabs-lined square pool with stairs. A rectangular building located northeast of the main temple with the sandstone wall was the building which housed Mahendravarman’s inscription on the bull statue’s pedestal. Its surrounding area shows parts of sandstone barriers, most importantly a conduit for a libation or somasutra on the western side which probably ran from the cella or the pool.