Wat Si Sawai, Sukhothai Historical Park, Sukhothai

Wat Si Sawai, Sukhothai Historical Park, Sukhothai Wat Si Sawai. Located south of Wat Maha That, the temple is entrenched behind walls of large laterite blocks. The principal prang is behind another set of walls, this time of brick, with a ditch going round on the outside. The prang is in the three-tower style. The middle prang is 20 meters in height while the two side ones are 12 meters in height. The brick parts of the prang tower represent the restored section while the original parts are in laterite. The temple was presumably a former Hindu shrine for the restoration in 1907 A.D. unearthed a stone lintel with a design of Vishnu reclining on the naga, parts of Hindu divinities, and a bronze Siva lingam. The discovery of a Buddha image in Lop Buri style on the vihan site rather suggests that the shrine had been turned into a Buddhist temple at some time or another.