San Phra Isuan

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What we say: 2 stars



Situated in front of the Provincial Office, this shrine has a sandstone base upon which stands a bronze cast of the God Shiva. The original is displayed in the Kamphaeng Phet National Museum. During the reign of King Rama V, the hands and head of the statue were stolen by a German tourist who took them to Bangkok in 1886 with the intention of carting them back to Germany. It took a request from the king himself to have them returned and the Thai authorities graciously supplied a copy of the stolen goods to the Museum of Berlin.


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