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King Nareswan The Great Monument

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Introduction 
Ayutthaya Tourist Map

Attraction Temples 
Wat Ayothaya
Wat Borom Phuttaram
Wat Chai Watthanaram
Wat Chang 
Wat Choeng Thar 
Wat Dusitdaram 
Wat Hasadavas 
Wat Jakrawat 
Wat Ket 
Wat Khunsan 
Wat Kasattrathirat 
Wat Kudi Dao 
Wat Kudi Thong 
Wat Lokaya Suttha 
Wat Mae Nang Piom 
Wat Maha That 
Wat Maheyong 
Wat Mongkol Bophit 
Wat Na Phramen 
Wat Nok 
Wat Phra Mongkhonbophit 
Wat Phananchoeng 
Wat Phlap Phla Chi 
Wat Phra Ram 
Wat Phra Sri San Phet 
Wat Phu-Khao Thong 
Wat Phutthaisawan 
Wat Rajaburana 
Wat Ratpraditsathan 
Wat Samanakot 
Wat Samphium 
Wat Sam Wiharn 
Wat Suwandararam 
Wat Suwannawadh 
Wat Thammikarat 
Wat Tha Wasuki 
Wat Worachet 
Wat Worachettharam 
Wat Worapho 
Wat Yai Chai Mongkol 


Tour attraction in the City 
Ayutthaya Historical Study Centre 
Bung Phra Ram 
Chantarakasem National Museum 
The Chao Sam Phraya
National Museum 

City Pillar Shrine 
Dutch Settlement 
Elephant Kraal 
Elephant taxis at Ayutthaya 
Japanese Settlement 
Khun Phaen House 
King U-Thong Monument 
Phra Chedi Sisuriyothai 
Pom Phet Fortress 
Portuguese Settlement 
Queen Suri Yothai Memorial 
Reminiscence of the Glory of Ayutthaya
Saint Josep Church 

The chedis of Chao Aye and Chao Yi 
The Royal Palace 
Si Nakharin Park 
Thai Boat Museum 


Attraction outside the City 
Bang Pa-In Palace 
Bangsai Arts and Crafts Training Centre 
Tour around Wat Niwet Thamprawat by boat 
Trip to Ayutthaya by boat 
Wat Niwet Thamprawat 


Tourist Service 
TAT Tourist Service Center 
Hotel in Ayutthaya 
Hotel in Thailand 

 

Wat Maha That

Wat Maha That

Wat Maha That

Wat Maha That

Wat Maha That

 

Ayutthaya Full Day Tour

 Travel by coach and returning by boat with lunch&coffee break.

 " Daily Departure "

Bang Pa-In Palace

 

Ayutthaya Shopping

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Chiang Mai Walking Street

Chiang Mai Walking Street

Phatad Valley Hotel , Kanchanaburi is a hideaway boutique hotel located just 220 km from Bangkok in Kanchanaburi, where we value the notion of natural remedial power. Surround by nature, the hotel is one of a kind with its unrivalledhospitality and natural hot spring. It is a place to relax and unwind, we will let you experience the real natural of environment.

 

 

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Ayutthaya History

   The ancient city of Ayutthaya, formally designated Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya was the Thai capital city for 417 years ago, and is one of Thailand's major tourist attractions.
Ayutthaya province is relatively small at 2,557 sq.km. and is easily accessible due to good road, rail and river connections and its proximity to Bangkok, Stradding the Chao Phraya River, the nation's principal waterway, the province is extremely important, as it was the Siamese capital for four centuries. The city of Ayutthaya is 76 km. north of Bangkok and boasts numerous magnificent ruins from its days as the capital. Just to the south, in perfect condition, stands the royal palace of Bang Pa-In set in splendid gardens. The province is also noted for H.M. the Queen's Bang Sai Arts and Crafts Centre.
   Many ancient ruins and art works can be seen in a city that was founded in 1350 by King U-Thong when the Thais were forced southwards by northern neighbours. During the period when Ayutthaya was capital, 33 kings and several dynasties ruled the kingdom, until the glittering city was sacked by the Burmese in 1767, ruined and abandoned.
The extensive ruins and the historical records demonstrate that Ayutthaya was one of Southeast Asia's most prosperous cities. In recognition of its historical and cultural importance, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Historical Park, the location of the ruins adjacent to today's city, was declared a UNESCO'S World Heritage site in 1991.

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Temples ( Wat )

WAT PHRA SI SANPHET
This important and outstanding monastery is located in the grand palace compound, like Wat Phra Si Rattanasatsadaram (Wat Phra Kaeo) of Bangkok. It was used as a residential palace in the reign of King Ramathibodi I. When King Borom Trai Lokkanat commanded that new living quarters be built, this residential palace was dedicated as the royal chapel without monks and novice inhabitants. It is open everyday from 08.00-18.00 hrs. Admission is 30 baht.

WIHAN PHRA MONGKHON BOPHIT
Phra Mongkhon Bophit, a large bronze cast Buddha image, was originally enshrined outside the grand palace to the east. King Songtham commanded it to be transferred to the west where it is currently enshrined and covered with a Mondop. During the 2nd fall of Ayutthaya, the building and the image were badly destroyed by fire. The one currently seen is a reconstruction. The open area northeast of the Sanctuary (Wihan) was
where the royal cremation ceremony took place (this practice is now held at Sanam Luang, the Phra Men Ground of Bangkok).

WAT MAHA THAT
This temple is located in front of the grand palace to the east near Pa Than Bridge. It was constructed in the reign of King Borom Rachathirat I. It houses the holy relics of Lord Buddha. Wat Mahathat is open everyday from 08.00-18.00 hrs. Admission is 30 baht.

CHAO SAM PHRAYA NATIONAL MUSEUM
The museum is located Dn Rochana Road, opposite the Tourism Authority of Thailand Dffice. It exhibits various antiques, Buddha images and famous carved panels. A receptacle in the Mondop contains the relics of Lord Buddha and objects of art more than 500 years old. The museum also has a substantial collection of local artifacts. It is open everyday except Mondays, Tuesday from 09.00-16.00 hrs. Admission is 30 baht.

WAT NA PHRA MEN
The former name of this monastery was Wat Phra Merurachikaram. It is located on the bank of Khong Subua opposite the grand palace. The Ubosot design is of early Ayutthaya style. The most interesting objects are the principal Buddha image, fully decorate in regal attire, and another ancient Buddha image made of stone in the small Wihan. It is open everyday from 08.00-17.00 hrs. Admission is 20 baht.

WAT YAI CHAIMONGKHON
This monastery, constructed . urmg the reign of King Uthong, is lo- ated outside the city to the utheast in the same direction as the railway station. One can see its large pagoda from far away. King Naresuan e Great commanded that the pagoda built to celebrate the victory of his mbat on elephant back, He also tended a huge construction to match the large pagoda of Wat Phukhao Thong, and named it "Phra Chedi Chaimongkhon" It is open everyday from 08.00-18.00 hrs. Admission is 20 baht.

WAT PHANAN CHOENG
Overlooking the river on the opposite bank from the main city, Wat Phanan Choeng was founded shortly before the establishment of Ayutthaya as the Kingdoms capital. Its main building enshrines a huge, seated Buddha image, that is 57 feet tall an object of particular devotion to Thais of Chinese origin. This principal image called Phrachao Phananchoeng was built of stucco in the attitude of subduing evil in 1325. The temple is a popular stopover for riverboat cruises along the Maenam Chao Phraya. This temple can be reached by boat from the fortress ruins.


WAT PHRA RAM
This monastery was situated outside the grand palace compound to the southeast. It was constructed by the royal command of King Ramesuan on ground where the royal cremation ceremony for his father, King Uthong, took place, A big lagoon in front of this monastery was originally named "Nong Sano" latterly "Bung Phra Ram", and currently "Phra Ram Public Pak" Wat Phra Ram is open everyday from 08.00-18.00 hrs. Admission is 30 baht.

WAT RATCHABURANA
This monastery was located near P Chan Bridge opposite Wat Maha That. King Borom Rachathirat II (Chao Sam Phraya) Commanded that two pagodas be built on the ground where Chao Ai and Chao Yi engaged n single-handed combat on elephant back, md both were killed. Later, he established Wihan combined with the Prang nearby ind upgraded it to a monastery. Wat Ratchaburana is open everyday from) 8.00-18.00 hrs. Admission is 30 baht.

WAT PHUTTHAISAWAN
This monastery is located on the riverbank opposite the city island to the south. Constructed in the area where King Uthong and his subject first migrated for the establishment of a new city of Ayutthaya, it was formerly called "Wiang Lek".

WAT CHAIWATTHANARAM
This is another monastery located on the same riverbank as Wat Phutthaisawan but to the west of the city island. It was built by the royal command of King Prasat Thong. The existing main Prang and pagodas around the corners are still in good shape. Wat Caiwatthanaram is open everyday from 08.00-18.00 hrs. Admission is 30 baht.

AYUTTHAYA HISTORICAL STUDY CENTER
Located on Rochana Road, this center is a national research institute devoted to the study of Ayutthaya, especially during the period when Ayutthaya was the capital of Thailand. The Center is responsible for the museum of the history of Ayutthaya which exhibits reconstructions from Ayutthaya's past. The Center also supports an information service and a library containing historical materials about Ayutthaya. Open everyday from 09.00-16.30 hrs. For more details please contact tel. (035) 245123-4, admission is 100baht.

ELEPHANT KRAAL PAVILION
The pavilion, utilized as the royal seat to witness the elephant roundup, is located in Tambon Suan Phrik, Amphoe Phra Nakhon Si. Ayutthaya. Its appearance is that of a big cage surrounded by logs having, from the front center, fencing lines of 45 degrees spread out to both sides far away into the jungle area. Around the kraal itself is an easthern wall with bricks to the height of the top of the logs. Behind the kraal and opposite the front fencing line is the pavilion housing the royal seat. The kraal currently seen was renovated in 1988 by the government.

BANG PA-IN SUMMER PALACE
Bang Pa-In is one of Ayutthaya's districts. It lies 58 kilometers north of Bangkok by rail, 61 kilometers by road. Bang Pa-In is famous for its royal palace which attracts many tourists. Originally, there was a riverine island. When King Prasat Thong became the Ayutthaya's king (1630-1655), he had the chumphon Nikayaram Temple built on his family estate. Later, he had a palace built in the middle of the island where he could periodically reside. The palace, surrrounded by a lake 400 meters long and 40 meters wide, and the Chumphon Nikayaram Temple are all that remain of King Prasat Thong's construction work at Bang Pa-In Palace was used as country residene by every Ayutthaya monarch after King Prasat Thong. But when the new capital was extablished in Bangkok, Bang Pa-In Palace Was deserted for 80 years. It was only during King Rama IV's reign (1851-1868) that Bang Pa-In Palace was again visited by kings. King Rama IV stayed there and had a house built in the old palace compound. His son, King Rama V (1868-1910) liked the place, stayed there every year and constructed the royal palace as it is seen.
Bang Pa-In Island is located 40 kilometers from the city island of Ayutthaya. To access Bang Pa-In from Ayutthaya, one can go by Phahonyothin Road and make a right turn at km. 35 for 7 kilometers to the Bang Pa-In Palace.
It is open everyday between 08.00-16.00 hrs. Admission is 100 baht. For more details, please contact tel. (035) 261044,261935


 Chiang Mai 

 

Chiang Mai History. 
The Historic Capital Of Lanna
Chiang Mai Rose of the North is located in a board fertile basin of Ping river, about 700 km north of Bangkok. Regarding as the principal city of the northern region, Chiang Mai consists of distinctive culture and various ethnic group along with beautiful scenery of natural environment. Nowadays, Chiang mai is the commercial, educational,and travel center. Among the modern civilization, there are still numerous remaining of its long and glorious culture. Moreover the hospitality of people, old local traditions and belief and a hundred of monuments are very unique.
Chaingmai History
Chiangmai is an old city with a proud history. It was founded by King Mengrai who united several tribes and named the new land as Lanna Kingdom. In 1259, he governed the throne and built Chiangrai as his capital in 1262. In 1291, he decided to build a new city as the capital of Lanna Kingdom. He invited King Ramkhamhaeng the Great of Sukhothai Kingdom, and King Ngam Nuang of Phayao Kingdom, both were his close friends, to help select a site for the new city.
They decided to build the new city on a fertile plain
between Doi Suthep Mountain and the bank of the
Ping River.The new city was completed, surrounded
by a moat and wall, in 1296. It was named
Nopphaburi Si Nakhonping Chiangmai
Chiang Mai was the capital of Lanna Kingdom for a long time. It was attacked frequently and finally came under the control of Ayuthaya, then Burma. In 1774, King Taksin the Great of Thailand recovered it from the Burmese. Since then Chiang Mai province has been a part of Thailand.


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Inthanin Hotel

   

 

Detail 80 Standard rooms in Chiang Mai
- The standard rooms are rented daily or monthly. Simple design and comes with many utilities. Safe parking.
- Rest in Lanna style. Relax in a warm place like home. Polite and friendly receptionist to make your stay a memorable one.
- Rooms start from 200-700 baht.
Contact Telephone: 053 222 155
Fax: 053 215514
Address 14 Morakot Rd. Tambon Chang Phueak, Muang, Chiangmai 50300
 

The Pub. English (teak house) Pub and restaurant.

   
Detail Enjoy the warm friendly atmosphere of this genuine olde English pub situated near the heart of the city. This tranquil  oasis offers you cool drinks, good food and service with
a smile.

You have the choice of the coziness of an old English bar or the peacefulness of a tropical garden.

Our recently renovated restaurant is the perfect place for special occasions or just a quiet meal selected from our extensive Thai and international menu.

The perfect setting for a drink, lunch or dinner
or a relaxing weekend break.

The Pub's olde worlde charm has been delighting visitors and local expats for almost 40 years.

Features
-  Large selection of imported beers
-  Good range of wines and spirits
-  Mouthwatering  western & Thai food          
-  Food served every day, lunchtime and evening
-  Sunday roast lunches (lamb/pork/beef)
-  Full TV coverage of major sporting events
-  Outside tables and chairs in the garden
-  Easy accessible location
-  Extensive car parking
-  Weekly Lucky Draw
-  Monthly Events
-  Opening hours - 7 am - Midnight
-  New bungalows now open

Contact Telephone: 66 53 211550

Address 189 Huay Kaew Road, Chiang Mai 50200

 

 

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Wat Yai Chai Mongkol

 

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Ayutthaya

Elephant Show 11 May 2008

Elephant Show 11 May 2008

Elephant Show 11 May 2008

Elephant Show 11 May 2008

Elephant Show 11 May 2008


Hi-Tech Industrial Estate

Hi-Tech Industrial Estate is one of the projects under Thai Industrial Estate Corp., Ltd. The company was established on January 11, 1986 with the main purpose of developing an industrial estate in Ayutthaya catering to high technology but less polluted industries. The company also strongly believes that sustainable development is the most crucial factor to the project on the whole.

 

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The Chow Praya Restaurant

   We invite you to have a culinary experience 
Our restaurant is well known for its exquisite Thai kitchen. In a 
beautiful location, at the Chow Praya riverside, you will taste 
delicious, fresh prepared food. Our spacious restaurant provides 
room for weddings and celebrations up to 500 persons. 

   Take an excursion into the traditional Thai kitchen and enjoy our with care and love prepared food. Enjoy the exhibition of our selected dishes we show below.

crab, fish and prawns  fish cakes

fried small battered fish  king prawns

steamed fish  steamed fish plate

vegies with fish or chicken, fresh boiled egg  fried chicken

hot sauce grilled fish  fried noodles with shrimps and vegies

stuffed coco nut  fried stuffed beef

delicious fish soup  steamed vegetables with fish or chicken

 

Ayutthaya Flying Club.

 

 

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