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Wat Chanh
Wat Chanthaburi in Vientiane  or Wat Chanh as it’s more commonly called, is best known for its elaborate carved wood designs, as well as for its large seated Buddha sculpture made of bronze, which dates back to the 16th century.
The temple, like many others in the area, was destroyed during the Siam invasion of 1828, but has since undergone numerous restorations. The congregation hall is guarded by three-headed Naga snakes, whose bodies extend over the balustrades of the stairway leading to the entrance.
Issued Country Laos
Issued Year 1982
Category Buddhist Architect
Type Postage Stamps
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