Chinese sculptures at Palace Garden in Mueang Boran

The architectural group in Chinese style is believed to be part of the grand palace garden of King Rama II. The garden was dismantled and numerous structures were given over to some temples during King Rama IIIs reign. Some of the important structures were, for example, the houses in Chinese style, which were normally built by the king and the nobles; the stone slabs carved with figures of Chinese lions, mandarins, elaborately bedecked posts and scenes illustrating episodes from Chinese chronicles.