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No.
Asset
name
Pre-Disaster
Post-Disaster
Year of
Construcon
Significance
Damage
sustained
13
Pa Niad
Klong
Chang
no record
The fortress used
to select, catch
and train wild
elephants. Now
adays elephant
riding is a major
tourist acvity in
the city.
Many poles gone
with waters,
remaining ones
suffer decay aer
extended stay
under water.
Replacement is
difficult because
of rarity of similar
wood type and
size.
14 Wat
Pra Ram
1369 A.D.
Was built on the
1st King of Ayuthaya’s
crematorium
by his son.
Cambodian style
pagoda.
High plinth kept
the building off
water but there is
concern about unequal
subsidence
of the ground
aer it dries, possibly
causing the
building to crack
or even collapse.
15
Wat Suwan
Dararam
1350-1767
A.D.
Small late Ayuthaya
style temple.
Unique style mural
painng recalling
the story of
King Naraesuan
Maharaja.
Main concerns are
damages due
to the humidity,
damaging the
mural painng,
with cracks, mold
and efflorescence.
16
Historical
Park Office
Building
recent
Office building of
the Historical Park
Management.
Holds surveillance
equipment,
records of assets,
administrave
equipment.
Lost many equipments
and documents.
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