| WAT NOINA (วัดน้อยหน่า) |
Wat Noina or the "Monastery of the Custard Apple" is a not restored ruin located off
the city island in the southern area of Ayutthaya in Pak Kran sub-district.
Wat Noina was situated west of Khlong Khu Cham and south of the Chao Phraya
River, just southeast of Wat Phutthai Sawan. Wat Tamnak and Wat Tawet were
situated south of it.
The site lies within a village community, which uses it for farming purposes.
In situ is a brick mound with fragmented Buddha statues. Part of wall foundations still
can be seen.
Its historical background and period of construction are unknown.
the city island in the southern area of Ayutthaya in Pak Kran sub-district.
Wat Noina was situated west of Khlong Khu Cham and south of the Chao Phraya
River, just southeast of Wat Phutthai Sawan. Wat Tamnak and Wat Tawet were
situated south of it.
The site lies within a village community, which uses it for farming purposes.
In situ is a brick mound with fragmented Buddha statues. Part of wall foundations still
can be seen.
Its historical background and period of construction are unknown.
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| Text, map & photographs by Tricky Vandenberg - April 2009 Reviewed April 2012 |
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| (Extract of a 1993 Fine Arts Department map - Courtesy Khun Supot Prommanot, Director of the 3th Regional Office of Fine Arts) |
| (Location of Wat Noina) |
| (Fragments of Buddha statues & stucco) |
| (Fragment of a Buddha statue) |
| (Fragment of a Buddha statue) |
| (Another view of the brick mound) |