Wat Sing - Mueang Kamphaeng Phet District

The temple is outstanding Different from other temples Mondaplike In front of us there is a statue of deity in front of the chapel.

Wat Sing Temple (Ancient Monuments in Wat Singha) Wat Singha: Wat Sing is located to the north of Kamphaeng Phet. The archaeological site is surrounded by laterite walls, rectangular bars adjoining. The main building within the temple consists of a Buddhist temple made of laterite. Which was probably the temple But was later modified The base is small, both front and back. Located on another large base. The platform at the front of the base of the base has a stucco lion, laterite core. And the rectum adorn the stairs up At the podium of the Buddha image, sitting on the laterite stirrup The back has a pagoda, the base, the square, has 4 arches. Buddha images are enshrined. The monastery has a cloister And the pavilion is around the Buddhist shrine. In addition, there are 2 ponds that have water trapped throughout the year. As shown in the inscription of the Lord Shiva in the year 2053, which contains a message about the restoration of the temple that enshrines relics both in the city and outside the city.

2019.09.12 = Lion Temple, there is a large pagoda in front of the temple (the remaining base), and there is a small tower around the big tower. The Buddhist temple has been paralyzed, leaving only an unrecognizable Buddha statue.

"甘 Peng Bi (กำแพงเพชร, Kamphaeng Phet)", after dismantling the name, "甘 Peng (กำแพง)" means a city wall, and "Bi (เพชร)" means a diamond, as the name implies, "Kamphaeng ร" An important defensive stronghold of the diamond-like city wall. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) designated Thailand’s “Sukhothai Kingdom” period as a world cultural heritage in December 1991, including the main city in the “Sukhothai Ruins Park” and the satellite city in the north. "Sisachanalai Ruins Park" and the defensive town to the west "Kampang Phet Ruins Park". Kamphaeng Phet City is located to the west of Sukhothai and used to block the Burmese invasion From the topographical map, Sukhothai City is located in the center of the vast plain. The old enemy "Myanmar" to the west can reach the core of the city as long as it crosses the shortest and lowest section of the mountains. In view of this, the Kingdom of Sukhothai in 1366 facilitated the establishment of the "Kampang Bicheng" along the Ping River to the west. With the surrounding battlements and the natural barrier of the river, it became a strong diamond-like defense. The most obvious place is from Kamphaeng Phet to the southwest. Crossing the river, you will see a broken fort, Thung Setthi Fort. It belongs to the guard fort around Kamphaeng Phet. It is a distance from the main city except for the increase Outside the guard range, you can also dissolve the enemy's offensive before the enemy approaches the main city. Thung Setthi Fort, southwest of the ancient city, is now next to a new housing project! However, the project of "military use" alone is not enough to include Kamphaeng Phet as a world cultural heritage. Don’t forget that the adjacent Ping River is an important waterway and can connect the Lanna Kingdom to Qing Dynasty. Mai City can be connected to the Chao Phraya River directly to the ocean in the south. Therefore, the “Kampang Phet” in the Sukhothai period was also a large-scale industrial and commercial city. Goods from the north and the south were transferred from here to Sukhothai. The craftsmanship or culture of the Kingdom of Sukhothai is also exported. Under the combination of many factors, "Kampang Phet" was included in the modern world cultural heritage due to the extremely advanced water conservancy projects, economic activities, laws and construction techniques at that time.

Age around Buddhist century 20 -21 (1901-2100), Wat Sing has a rectangular temple plan facing east. The temple walls were made of laterite bars arranged in a row. In front of the temple there is a pavilion made of laterite. Important buildings within the temple include The Ubosot, which was originally supposed to be a Vihara, but was converted As a temple later Located on the base of another large pile The platform in front of the Piite base has a stucco lion shape on the laterite axis. And a guardian decorated behind the temple It is a main chedi with an arch of monks in all four directions. On the south side of the Phutthawat District, there is a pond base pavilion base