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The Thewalai Kesorn Pimarn features a large square mandapa structure supported by eight brick columns enclosing a rectangular platform for deity statues.

During the reign of King Dharmaraja I in 1349, this temple housed statues of Shiva and Vishnu, representing the integration of Hindu practices in Sukhothai.

The temple demonstrates the religious flexibility of ancient Sukhothai, where Hindu ceremonies and Buddhist practices existed together within royal patronage.

The original Hindu statues from the temple now remain preserved in the National Museum in Bangkok, while the temple structure stays open for visits.

Eight tall columns frame this Hindu sanctuary, marking it as the primary center for Brahmanical ceremonies during the Sukhothai period in Thailand.

Location: Sukhothai

GPS coordinates: 17.00556,99.41101

Latest update: April 4, 2025 09:26