Somdej Phra Naresuan Shrine
History
The shrine stands within Phitsanulok Pittayakom School, formerly the site of Chan Palace. It is a traditional three-gabled Thai pavilion containing a life-size seated statue of King Naresuan. He is shown holding a golden water vessel and pouring water in the gesture of declaring independence at Mueang Khraeng. The Fine Arts Department built the shrine; it was completed in B.E. 2404 (1861). An annual ceremony to pay respect to the statue is held on 25 January.
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Visiting Information
- Monday07:00–17:00
- Tuesday07:00–17:00
- Wednesday07:00–17:00
- Thursday07:00–17:00
- Friday07:00–17:00
- Saturday07:00–17:00
- Sunday07:00–17:00
Coordinates: 16.82985, 100.26139
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