The Ruined ‘Cetiya’
Map of Si Mahosot ancient town show the location of The Ruined Cetiya 
The Cetiya or the ruined No.86 located in the vicinity of a religious centre of the ancient town of Si Mahosot, the large laterite base structure (25 x 40 metres) is regarded as the remains of an outstanding ‘Cetiya’, built in the 8th century CE. Here, the Cetiya or a sacred Buddhist precinct comprises the main stupa, a ritual chamber or a small hall of worship, a cloister for the ceremony of circling the stupa, and a porch with an entrance flanked by two lions.
Fragments of a bronze Buddha image of Dvaravati style found in situ suggests that it was consecrated by the Buddhists of the Dvaravati town.
Fragments of a bronze Buddha image of Dvaravati style found by The archaeological excavation in 1989
According to the Royal Gazette no 52, dated March 16th, 1935, The Fine Arts Department announced that this monument has been listed as the nation’s historic site.