Travel back in time to Ayutthaya at Wat Phra Si Sanphet

#Travel to save the world Relive the past to Ayutthaya at Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Ayutthaya If you want to fully experience the grandeur of Ayutthaya in the past, don't miss Wat Phra Si Sanphet, a royal temple with an ancient palace that was once the center of religious and administrative prosperity of Thailand. Atmosphere: As soon as you step into the temple grounds, the most striking thing is the three chedis lined up gracefully amidst ancient ruins that still retain their mystical charm even after hundreds of years. Take a stroll and admire the ancient ruins while enjoying the cool breeze, making you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Ayutthaya period. Interesting Highlights: Three chedis: A large Sri Lankan-style chedi enshrining the royal ashes of the kings of Ayutthaya. Ancient Architecture: The temple structure was designed according to royal tradition. There are no monks residing there, and it is a temple in the palace only. Profound History: Reflecting the sacredness and honor of the royal court at that time. Recommended Activities: Take a photo with the Three chedis, a classic corner that you can't miss. Walk and admire the old walls, the remains of the ordination hall, and the remaining temples. Learn more about the history from the information boards around the temple. Walk to the nearby Ancient Palace and Wat Phra Ram. Pros: The atmosphere is quiet, suitable for a slow walk and taking pictures. The place is spacious, not stuffy even with tourists. Located in the center of the city island, very convenient to travel. Things to know: Bring a hat or umbrella because the temple area is quite open and the sun is strong. Wear comfortable shoes because you have to walk quite a bit. There is an entrance fee for foreigners, but most Thais get in for free (depending on the policy at that time). Wat Phra Si Sanphet is not just an ordinary ancient site, but the heart of Ayutthaya history is worth a visit. Anyone who is fascinated by ancient architecture or wants to absorb the atmosphere of the ancient capital must find an opportunity to walk around at least once. I guarantee that you will get beautiful pictures and inspiration to take back. I highly recommend it.