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Ayutthaya province

?Tourist attraction in Ayutthaya province Once considered the most spectacular city on Earth, the ruins of the capital of the Kingdom Ayutthaya are now a major tourist attraction easily accessible from Bangkok by car,…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Saint Joseph’s Church

The Saint Joseph’s Church was built during the reign of King Narai in 1666 as a result of a request from the missionaries headed…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Bang Pa-in Summer Palace

Located a few miles down the Maenam Chao Phraya from Ayutthaya is the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace. The site was first used by the…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Arts and Craft Festival

Bang Sai Arts and Craft Fair The annual fair shows products of H.M. the Queens support programme. Visitors will enjoy shopping, and viewing exhibitions…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Prasat Nakhon Luang

This ruin of the royal residence for summer retreats is on the east bank of the Pasak River. It was used by various Kings…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Songkran Festival

The traditional Thai New Year is an occasion for merry making in Ayutthaya, with religious ceremonies as well as public festivitis. Anyone who ventures…

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Ayutthaya Historical Park
11 April, 2013Thailand

Ayutthaya Historical Park

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ayutthaya’s historic temples are scattered throughout this once magnificent city and along the encircling rivers. Several of the…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Gong Khong Market

This newly established market worth visiting. Showcasing Ayutthaya’s old way of live, the market’s name is derived from an action of visitors who need…

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11 April, 2013Thailand

Ayutthaya Studies Institute

Sited next to Ayutthaya Historical Study Centre is an institute established with the aim of unertaking further study and research on Ayutthaya’s history, its…

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