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Designed by Prince Naris, this golden pig statue was created in 1913 at the 50th birthday anniversary of Queen Phatcharinthra, one of King Rama V’s wives, who was born in the Chinese year of the pig. In Thai it is also known as the Saha Chat Memorial, that means the memorial of those born in the year of the pig. It refers to three royal donors that were born in the same year as her. Generally, the memorial is decorated with colourful garlands and flowers, and locals come here to pray and show respect.
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