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Phra That Anon

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Phra That Anon is an historic stupa located in Thailand's Kalasin province, notable for enshrining the relics of the Buddha's disciple Ananda and serving as a major local pilgrimage site.

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Where is Phra That Anon?

Phra That Anon is located at Wat Maha That in Yasothon, Thailand. It is an important local chedi in the northeastern Isan region.

Whose relics are traditionally associated with Phra That Anon?

Local tradition says the stupa enshrines relics associated with Ananda, one of the Buddha's principal disciples. This tradition explains the name Anon, the Thai form related to Ananda.

What does Phra That Anon look like?

The chedi has a square-based form with a tall upper section and is described as resembling the style of Phra That Phanom. Its appearance reflects the mix of local Isan and wider Lao-influenced Buddhist architecture.

Why do people visit Phra That Anon?

People visit it as a place of worship and pilgrimage, especially to pay respect to the tradition surrounding Ananda's relics. It is also part of the historic temple landscape of Yasothon.

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