Guidelines for Preserving the Cultural Landscape of Temples During the Chamathewiwong Period

Abstract

This academic article aims to propose guidelines for preserving the cultural landscape of temples during the Chamathewiwong era. The introduction of Buddhism from Lawo to spread in Hariphunchai Nakhon under Queen Chamadevi. He requested various technicians such as architects, engineers, sculptors, doctors, astrologers, Setthawanich, laborers Especially the Tripitaka and the monks who hold the Tripitaka as well. Preserving the cultural landscape of the temple is: 1. Wat Ku Ramak (Wat Rommaneeyaram) should improve the landscape within the temple. Conduct additional excavations and synthesize archaeological data 2. Wat Sangkharam (Pratu Li) should have a plan to connect with tourism. and create a tourism plan linking Wat Phra That Hariphunchai and Wat Si Mum Mueang. 3. Wat Mahawan (Maha Wanaram) should have a plan for using the space and improving the landscape within the temple to make it shady. 4. The temple Phra Khong Ruesi (Apattharam) There should be a plan for the use of space and improvement of the landscape within the temple. Restoration Restoring the temple to be stable and sustainable. 5. Wat Don Kaeo (Chetawan) should improve the landscape of the pond around the area. to show boundaries Plan to disseminate knowledge to the community 6. Wat Chamdevi (Aranyikaramkaram) should be further studied archaeologically. Improving the landscape and signs showing the importance of ancient sites. 7. Wat San Pa Yang Luang (Maluwaram) should have a plan to disseminate knowledge. Cultivate awareness in preserving and developing Lamphun city towards sustainability now and in the future.