Monk’s residence, Wat Khuan Nai, Thailand

The monk’s residence (MAHS-THA-PTN-PAN-KHU-S-001-F-0001) is a traditional southern Thai wooden building with an elevated rectangular plan. Its pillars rest on concrete bases, and the north side features a terrace, brick platform, stairs, and open porch. Blue-and-white Fa Sai Bua wall panels, windows on all sides, and protective wooden balusters define the exterior. Inside, five rooms connect through a central hall with an altar. The tiled gabled roof is surrounded by awnings. The Maritime Asia Heritage Survey is led by Professor R. Michael Feener at Kyoto University and funded by Arcadia. For open-access to our complete dataset of archaeological and historic sites from the Maldives, Indonesi