Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Wat Sri That Pramancha (Wat Pa Maew) According to local legend, people from Nakhon Rad (may refer to Nakhon Ratchasima or Muang Rad) brought valuables, glass rings, silver and gold to help build Phra That Phanom at Phu Orphanage. Phra That Phanom was completed. They were very sad that they couldn't build the relics in time. Therefore, a chedi containing those valuables was built on the north side of the present Nong Wang Temple.

 

But the pagoda was too small to contain valuables. So another body was built about 200 meters to the south to contain the rest of the things. The north pagoda had been dug up for valuables and was completely destroyed. the only one left in the south The remains are left at Wat Sri That Pramancha. Later, the Lao Wiang community came to live. built a temple in the area of ​​the two pagodas, called "Wat Sri That Pramancha".

 

Found Phra That Chedi Kor The bricks are in shattered condition, the ruins are found, the northeastern style of architecture is found. Rectangular shape, made of masonry, width 8 meters, length 12 meters, height 3 meters, with partitions on 4 sides, single-storey roof, no wishbones, drilled 3 doors for ventilation. The wall behind the main Buddha image is opaque. found a wooden buddha and sandstone Buddha images Local craftsmanship is placed around the main Buddha image.

 

Found 4 digits of 4 digits of 50 cm thick square shape, 50 cm wide, 30 cm thick, 4 digits of a lotus petal etched form. On the parapet, the stupa is carved. It is a characteristic of the Dvaravati period. and found the head of the Buddha image, sandstone, crushed stone, medicine.

 

Traveling from Udon Thani, take National Highway No. 2, Udon Thani - Khon Kaen, reach Kumphawapi crossing for 30 kilometers, turn left at National Highway No. 2023, Kumphawapi - Si That route to Ban Phon Prajak, a distance of 60 kilometers, turn right along the gravel road to Ban Nong Wang. Turn right onto Wat Si That Pramancha, a distance of 3.5 kilometers.