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Wat Visounnarath

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Wat Visounnarath (Wat Wisunalat, Visoun, Vixoun, Vixunhalat, Wisunarat) was initially built during the reign of King Wisunarat in 1513 and represents the earliest style, sometimes referred to as Luang Prabang Style I, of Lao temple architecture.
01 Temple 02 Temple 03 Stupa 04 Carved and gilded door of the sim 05 Buddha image in gilded stucco 06 Carved and gilded door of the sim
01 Temple
02 Temple
03 Stupa
04 Carved and gilded door of the sim
05 Buddha image in gilded stucco
06 Carved and gilded door of the sim
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