Thailand Architecture Quiz

1. Thai Buddhist temple or monastery.

2. Shrine hall that contains the principal Buddha
images; it is the assembly hall where monks
and believers congregate.
3. Bargeboard that covers the end of the gable,
preventing the tiles from falling off.
4. Bejeweled sacred umbrella that sits at the
topmost part of the chedi.
5. Elaborate decorative arch over and framing
the doorway.
6. Eave-brackets along the outer wall of the
viharn. Triangular piece of wood that is often
highly ornamented.
7. Horn or bird-like finials seen on the roof ridges
of temples.
8. Bell tower is used for waking the monks and to
announce the morning and evening
ceremonies.
9. Pair of lions guarding the entrance of a viharn.
10.Tallest Chedi in Thailand.
1. Thai Buddhist temple or monastery. Wat
2. Shrine hall that contains the principal Buddha
images; it is the assembly hall where monks
and believers congregate. Viharn
3. Bargeboard that covers the end of the gable,
preventing the tiles from falling off. Pan Lom
4. Bejeweled sacred umbrella that sits at the
topmost part of the chedi. Hti
5. Elaborate decorative arch over and framing
the doorway. Sum
6. Eave-brackets along the outer wall of the
viharn. Triangular piece of wood that is often
highly ornamented. Hu Chang
7. Horn or bird-like finials seen on the roof ridges
of temples. Chofa
8. Bell tower is used for waking the monks and to
announce the morning and evening
ceremonies. Ho Rakang
9. Pair of lions guarding the entrance of a viharn.
Singha
10.Tallest Chedi in Thailand. Phra Pathom Chedi