Brief History: Created under King Rama III as an educational resource, these stone inscriptions cover topics from Thai medicine, astrology, and Buddhism. Notable Features: Found on temple walls and pillars, they include drawings of human anatomy and pressure points used in traditional healing practices. Fun Fact: These carvings are part of UNESCO’s Memory of the World program, preserving intangible heritage. Current Use or Visitor Info: Tourists can view and photograph these as they wander the complex. Guided tours often explain their meanings.
Coordinates: 100.493, 13.7466
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