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The Metropolitan Castle (or Phra Maha Phra Phra Nakhon) is an invaluable and magnificent ancient site located on the east bank of the Forest Tak River, in the Metropolitan District, Metropolitan District, Phra Si Ayutthaya Province. This place is characterized by an eclectic architecture between Ayutthaya art and Khom. It is currently in the care of the Royal Arts Department and is part of the Metropolitan Temple. The structure and sacred within the area is summarized as follows: 🏛️ History of the purpose of building: Originally this area was the stamped house of the king during Sri Ayutthaya, during his visit to worship the Buddha at Saraburi, or his visit to Lop Buri, the builder: It was presumably built in the time of His Majesty, but renovated as a magnificent Castle. When the year 2147. Conveying the pattern from the castle of stone in Cambodia 📐. 3-storey structural architectural features: The castle itself is designed as a rectangular quadrangle Buddhist, divided into 3 tiers cascading against the crooked porch: On the 2nd floor, there is a crooked porch arch surrounding the clock needle on the top of the clock: The top floor is the location of the chandelier, which enshrines four Buddha marks, nested finely 🔮, popular worship points and Sai Mu coordinates. In addition to its historical beauty, the Metropolitan Castle is also a sign pin of Sai Mu tourists who often come to bless the sacred things according to the review on Wongnai as follows: Ganesha Pang wins the devil: Ganesha is over 300 years old. The distinctive identity is that it sits on a skull base. It is popular to wish for work, study, dispel obstacles, and evil things. The Father is fulfilled: Ancient Buddha that people often wish for life, with a specific prayer: "Ma'a, Auma, Pudur, Namobuddaya, Namapuddaya, Namapuddha, Satanataya, Nupavena, Satasotti, Bhavantumay, Influence, Influence, Influence, Influence, Influence, Influence, Callahan, Chaiya," 🚗 Travel Prep Information: Open for free daily admission from 07.00 to 6pm. Amenities: There are parking areas around many ancient sites. Because most of the architecture is a trip area, recommend an umbrella, a hat, a hat, or a sunglass, a tourist, a day, a day, a plan, and a plan, and a plan, a plan, a restaurant, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip, a trip,





























































