Travel Tips and Stories of Ayutthaya in Thailand
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Travel guide of Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya - world’s largest city in the 18th century. Burned to a crisp by the Burmese. Ex spiritual hub now converted to an Instagram destination. Still, the workplace is alive - for this man.
Wat Mahathat's Buddha Head is a famous statue that over the decades has been overgrown with the roots of a Banyan Tree. It rests in Thailand's ancient city of Ayutthaya, about an hour and a half from Bangkok. Most people who venture out to this ancient city have a fairly good idea of why they want to go there. I on the other hand, arrived not really sure what to expect. While there, I turned my head and saw this face looking back at me and I realized I have stumbled upon something I have seen many times in photos but never planned to find it for myself. You can say it found me instead.
58 km from Ayutthaya
I found this squirrel in a park near Thailand’s biggest weekend market. This friendly feller was so kind to pose for my camera. It gave me the chance to take a few good shots, after which it disappeared in the top branches of this tree. Thank you for being my model for this very short time. I hope to be doing business with you again soon.
Experienced by Mathias Huysmans
64 km from Ayutthaya
We took a tour around Bangkok in this Tuk Tuk and got to see all of the popular buddhist temples (wats). In such a hot city, the constant breeze in these Thai taxis feels great. It was a perfect way to explore the largest city in Thailand.
67 km from Ayutthaya
Khaosan Road used to be a major rice market in Bangkok but these days it’s a popular backpacker ghetto.
67 km from Ayutthaya
Hualampong Train Station, Bangkok, Thailand
67 km from Ayutthaya
Lost in the jungle gardens of Jim Thompson’s house in Bangkok. It’s a fantastic place to visit when in Bangkok, so make sure you do. Lots of great history and art with a mysterious story about the owner to boot.
67 km from Ayutthaya
New 70 metre tall Buddha statue being built for Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen 🙏 10 minutes walk from MRT Bang Phai. Follow my Instagram for more @thattravelblog
67 km from Ayutthaya
New 70 metre tall Buddha statue being built for Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen 🙏 10 minutes walk from MRT Bang Phai. Follow my Instagram for more @thattravelblog
67 km from Ayutthaya
Scanning the sidewalks for some of Thailand’s delicious street food.
67 km from Ayutthaya
I went back to my home country where I grew up to meet up with my family and friends. While sitting on my couch in my apartment, I was looking at some rooftop pics. I thought to myself, why not take some cool rooftop pics. I went to my rooftop In bangkok Thailand and took some dope pictures of the view of the city.
67 km from Ayutthaya
Lights of Traffic - Bangkok, Thailand, 2018
67 km from Ayutthaya
View from Lebua Sky Bar, Bangkok, Thailand
67 km from Ayutthaya
View from Lebua Sky Bar, Bangkok, Thailand
67 km from Ayutthaya
Bangkok, Thailand - Night cityscape view of Bangkok from the highest building in the city.
67 km from Ayutthaya
Peaceful water near a Historical Temple in Bangkok Thailand.
67 km from Ayutthaya
Sinking city or rooftop infinity pool?
Experienced by Sua Truong
67 km from Ayutthaya
Overlooking Bangkok, Thailand. Please consider adding credit to the link in my bio :-).
67 km from Ayutthaya
Wat Arun is a Buddhist temple in Bangkok Yai district of Bangkok, Thailand, on the Thonburi west bank of the Chao Phraya River. The temple derives its name from the Hindu god Aruna, often personified as the radiations of the rising sun
Experienced by Pushpinder Bindra
67 km from Ayutthaya
Bangkok Hilton, a rooftop infinity pool located in Sukhumvit, Thailand. Please consider adding credit to the link in my bio :-).