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ArchitectureThe Main Chedi
This is a castle shape chedi. It has one layer flat base in a square plan, one layer lotus base. Next up is a reunthat, decorated with stucco and various patterns in a square plan on a lotus base with arches. The top has a sloping roof. Next up was another three layers lotus base supporting the bell, spire, minaret and tiered umbrella in a circular plan.
ArchitectureThe Main Chedi
This chedi is a single pointed top castle shaped chedi. The bottom base is in a square plan. It supports a four layers flat base in the twenty eight corner plan, two layers lotus base in the twenty eight corner plan, reunthat with four standing Buddha images arches in the twenty eight corner plan, three layers twelve corners lotus base, the bell and throne in circular plan, spire and minaret.
ArchitectureThe Castle Shape Chedi
This is a castle shape chedi. It has a flat base and lotus base in the many corners plan support, a base that supporting the reunthat, four arches with Buddha images and decorative pattern on the pillars. Next up was the reun yod that was made into a layer house with walls, windows, castle model at the corners and sloping roof but the top part was missing.
ArchitectureChedi Chang Lom
This chedi is a castle shaped chedi. It has flat base, surrounding elephants base with fifteen elephant sculpture, clockwise yard with stairway on the east. The ruenthat has decorated three arches on each side, for a total of twelve arches with stucco pattern. The middle arch is a double arch. The top of the roof is a two level slope in the recess plan. There are three layers base supporting the bell in octagonal plan. The bell is in the circular plan with the throne in corner increment plan, cylinders, spire and the top.
ArchitectureThe Castle Shape Chedi Wat Ko Klang
This chedi is a five-pointed top castle shaped chedi. The bottom base supports the ruenthat, which is a chaturamuk chamber with arches protruding on all four sides. Each arch has decorative stucco designs. Above the ruenthat is a bell shape chedi with spire but already broken.
ArchitectureThe Chiang Yan Chedi
This chedi is a five pointed top castle shaped chedi with three layers of overlapping bases, supporting the upturned lotus base and ruenthat with arches on all four sides, decorated with stucco. Above the ruenthat is replica chedi in all four corners. The center is a bell-shaped chedi in a circular plan, adorned with various elements, but the top is missing.
ArchitectureThe Principle Chedi Wat Theppolpradittharam
This Chedi is a Prasat-type Chedi of indented plan. The square plan at the bottom supports an indented lotus base and two-tier main body. There are arches on each side of the main body with Buddha images in the first tier only. The top part comprises Hamika and spire.
ArchitectureChedi Wat Kaew
Chedi Wat Kaew is a prasat-type chedi. In all possibility, the missing superstructure should be a multiple-tiered roof topped with a round stupa reminiscent a Central Javanese candi and the Phra Borommathat Chaiya but Chedi Wat Kaew is larger. The chedi was built with bricks and mortar.Now ruined, the remaining elements are the large square base and the greek-cross plan body. The chedi faces to the east. It stands on the square base with projections and middle deep porches on all four sides. The eastern porch is the entry way to the cella whereas the other three porches once housed statues. This type of structure can be compared with numerous candi of the Central Java. Furthermore, the exterior of the chedi was decorated with pilasters.
