Right across from Wat Phra Si Sanphet, with its classic Ayutthaya style chedis, is the towering prang of Wat Phra Ram. Built in 1369, the temple was restored in the 15th century and extended throughout the Ayutthaya period.
Close-up of the prang at Wat Phra Ram.
Although you now enter the temple complex on the western side, the original temple faced east, as you can tell from the ruins of the portico on the eastern side. The shells and foundations of many wiharns and other buildings can be seen around the grounds. Only a little of the original stucco work remains, but there's enough to get an idea of how rich the detail must have been.
Close-up of the prang at Wat Phra Ram.
Although you now enter the temple complex on the western side, the original temple faced east, as you can tell from the ruins of the portico on the eastern side. The shells and foundations of many wiharns and other buildings can be seen around the grounds. Only a little of the original stucco work remains, but there's enough to get an idea of how rich the detail must have been.
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