This afternoon I went to see the ruins of a large temple, but I can't remember it's name. It was built under King Naran who reigned in the late 1600's, I think.
There was lots of works going on near the ruins on some newer temples, including one that contains a huge sitting buddha. It's about three stories, and really really shiny.
The ruins themselves were very interesting. The decay is very advanced, in some areas only the foundations remain.
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