Devasathan

Structures

• Phra Isuan Shrine – Shiva. The largest shrine is located to the south and is the centre of Shaivist worship. In the western end is an altar. Under a white canopy stands a large bronze statue of a blessing Shiva, on either side are statues of dancing Shivas. Other figures include those of Uma and Nandi. In the middle stands two upright posts to which a small swing-seat is suspended on certain ceremonial occasions.
• Phra Phikkhanesuan Shrine – Ganesha. The shrine is the one in the middle. The shrine contains five statues of sitting Ganesha, made of granite, sandstone, bronze and two of green stone.
• Phra Narai Shrine – Vishnu. The shrine is located in the north and is the centre of Vaishnavist worship. The shrine contains a large statue of Vishnu and a smaller statue of Lakshmi and Bhūmi . In the middle stands two upright posts to which a small swing-seat is suspended on certain ceremonial occasions.
• A small outdoor shrine to Phra Phrom Shrine – Brahma. Similar in appearance to the Erawan Shrine.
• The Giant Swing, is located outside in front of the temple, it was once used for a ceremony called the Triyamphway Ceremony . The ceremony was discontinued in 1935.