[2025 Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Mahathat (Updated Mar)

#triptravelchina #triptravelchina Worship 5 temples and ask for blessings in 1 Day Trip, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 1. Wat Chaiwatthanaram Highlights: Ancient temple of Ayutthaya Province. Inside the temple, there are ancient ruins to visit. It is an open area, which is quite hot during the day. There are many tourists here, both Thais and foreigners. In front of the temple, there are Thai costumes for rent that you can wear and take pictures in the temple. 2. Wat Mahathat Highlights: Very beautiful. The temple area is very spacious. There is a lot of history to walk around and see. The highlight is the Buddha head at the base of the tree, which is very eye-catching. 3. Wat Phra Si Sanphet Highlights: World Heritage Unesco World Heritage: A beautiful ancient site that is worth preserving. Even though it has been around for a long time, it has historical value. The area is spacious and you can walk around and see it all the way. 4. Wat Lokkayasutha Highlights: Wat Lokkayasutha, also known as Wat Phra Phuttha Saiyas It is a fascinating historical site in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. 5. Wat Phra Ngam (Portal of Time) Highlights: Wat Phra Ngam is an ancient temple from the Ayutthaya period that still retains many beautiful remnants of civilization. Wat Phra Ngam is located outside the island of Ayutthaya to the north.

Ayutthaya, once the majestic capital of the Kingdom of Siam, stands as a mesmerizing testament to the grandeur of Southeast Asia’s past. Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya flourished as one of the world’s most prosperous cities until its fall in 1767. Today, the city’s awe-inspiring ruins invite travelers to step back in time and witness the remnants of a bygone era when Ayutthaya was a thriving center of culture, trade, and power. The iconic Wat Phra Si Sanphet, with its three towering chedis, is a must-see and symbolizes the spiritual heart of the kingdom. Meanwhile, the serene Buddha head entwined in the roots of a banyan tree at Wat Mahathat has become a symbol of Ayutthaya’s resilience and beauty. Other notable sites include Wat Ratchaburana, known for its intricate stucco designs, and Wat Chaiwatthanaram, a stunning riverside temple complex that offers a breathtaking view at sunset. Ayutthaya’s rich history and stunning ruins make it a perfect destination for history enthusiasts, culture lovers, and anyone seeking to experience the magic of Thailand’s past. A visit here is not just a journey through an ancient city; it’s a travel back in time to a place where the echoes of the great Kingdom of Siam still linger. #history #100waysoftravel #ruins #ayutthaya #awesomepic #thailand

Anyone visiting Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya must stop by here. It is one of the ancient sites in the Ayutthaya Historical Park, a popular tourist destination for both Thais and foreigners. Especially notable is the Buddha head that has fallen and become entwined in the roots of a Bodhi tree, a unique feature that everyone must photograph and check-in. Visitors can also admire the only octagonal chedi in Ayutthaya and pay respects to the main prang for good fortune in life. Location: Naresuan Road, Tha Wasukri Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province

Early in the morning, we visited Wat Mahathat. The peaceful and serene atmosphere was complemented by the famous Buddha tree, where the Buddha's head is entwined within the roots of a banyan tree. The grounds of Wat Mahathat are filled with the ruins of chedis, prangs, and numerous Buddha statues, reflecting the grandeur of Ayutthaya's past. Wat Mahathat played a crucial role in the religious and political life of the Ayutthaya Kingdom until it was heavily damaged during the Burmese invasion in 1767. Today, it stands as a poignant reminder of the city's former glory and a peaceful place for visitors to reflect on Thailand's rich history. 💰Average Price per Person:50 THB 🕰️Business Hours: 8am-6:30pm #temples #100waysoftravel #ayutthaya

#heritageplace This time i visited Ayutthaya Area, and i came to One Of The Most Sacred Temple in this area: Wat Maha That. Wat Maha That is a restored ruin of a Buddhist monastery located on the city island in the Historical Park of Ayutthaya in Tha Wasukri sub-district. Wat Mahathat was one of Ayutthaya's most important temples. It enshrined Buddha relics and was the seat of the Supreme Patriarch of Buddhism and thus the center of Buddhism in the Ayutthaya Kingdom. Wat Mahathat was a Royal monastery and this place is close to the palace. This place is one of the most important temples in Ayutthaya, Wat Mahathat is also famous for the tree that has grown around a sculpture of Buddha's head. Wat Phra Mahathat is open from 7.00 am-5.00 pm, Wednesdays through Sundays. #thailandtrip #thailand #ayutthaya #flowerlover #bangkok #temple #urbanexplorer #summervacation

* . 🚀 . I went to Ayutthaya after a long time and I have to thank my Chinese relatives who searched for tourist attractions and took me there within that night. They said, "I want to come here (here refers to all the temples in Ayutthaya)." So, we had to change our plans abruptly. At first, we were going to visit the temples around Ratchaburi , but then we separated from other relatives and went on our own. We took our relatives to visit the old city instead (亲人 qīnrén means relatives). Please pray for my little sister, lol. 5555555 ♡ We traveled by private car from home (van) and it was an Oneday tour! It's not an illegal tour, lol. We even had a guide with us. 555555555 (just kidding, this was a private trip with family and we didn't receive any payment, so it doesn't count as income) ♡ The weather was so hot and humid when we arrived. It was raining heavily before we got there, but the rain stopped when we arrived. Then it turned into a scorching heat. However, our relatives were so determined and didn't care about the heat. They just kept walking and walking. We had to give up 😭. After we finished walking, we sat down and enjoyed some delicious durian (the durian was brought from home and just harvested from the orchard). But it was already afternoon by the time we finished walking. The trip was over! 🥑 Actually, we only went to visit the Mahathat temple. 555555 Because we didn't know if other relatives were Buddhist or not. Our relatives told us that they didn't worship the Buddha in the afternoon, so we stopped there. Then we went to Window shopping elsewhere. * We left Ratchaburi at 8 am and arrived in Ayutthaya after 3 hours. We visited the temple, had lunch, went back to Bangkok, checked into the hotel, went shopping, and then watched the "Ladyboy Show (人妖表演 Rényāo biǎoyǎn)." Finally, we ended the day by going for a walk, drinking milk tea, having dinner, and returning to the hotel. It was a great day! ꈍ◡ꈍ #Ayutthaya #AyutthayaAttractions #AyutthayaOldCity #TravelToAyutthaya #PhraNakhonSiAyutthaya #AyutthayaTempleTour

Wat Mahathat is a royal temple located near Wat Ratchaburana. It is an ancient tourist attraction with a long history. And it is very important to the people of Ayutthaya. For those who love history, tourism and making merit, Wat Mahathat is one place that can meet all your needs very well. And there is an important highlight: "Buddha's head in the roots of a Bodhi tree" The area around the temple is shady, peaceful and easy to travel. #Entering the temple to make merit #Beautiful temples in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province

There is historical park at Ayutthaya. It’s a beautiful temple in Thailand.#temple #thailand #ayutthaya #passionpassport #staycation

If you are tired of walking around the trail, there are several cafes across from Wat Mahathat and Wat Ratchaburana. Today we choosed one of the popular restaurant Prang View Cafe. Oh my! They served really good foods and drinks. 在遣跡走倦了，在Wat Mahathat 和 Wat Ratchaburana 的對面就有好幾間 cafe。 最後我們選了人氣餐廳 Prang View Cafe。 果然沒令人失望。

#passionpassport This place is amazing. You could spend hours looking through the ruins imagining what they would have been like originally. There's also another entire section of temples across the road, behind where everyone else goes at the main tourist area, which is in fact more intact, and it's only a two minute walk to the next block, where there are no tourists at all. This place is truly an amazing temple complex and it covers a very large area. It's located right next to one of the main streets of town, so easy to get a drink, meal or tuk-tuk nearby also. Entry to the main park is 10 baht. As part of the Ayutthaya Historical Park, it is highly recommended to add this place to your list of places to visit in Thailand, and there's another eight or nine temple complexes within spitting distance! You could literally spend a week looking at them all. It is only an hour and twenty minutes from Bangkok by taxi and expect to pay around 2,000 baht☺️ If you find a good English-speaking taxi driver, they'll even give you a guided tour and get you around town.

Wat Mahathat is located in the city of Ayutthaya. The highlight is the Buddha head that is over a hundred years old in the roots of a tree. The Buddha head is made of sandstone with only the head remaining. The body of the Buddha is missing. The head is placed in the Bodhi roots next to the chapel. It is believed that the head of the Buddha fell to the base of a tree during the fall of Ayutthaya until the roots covered it. This made this temple famous and well-known to both Thais and foreigners. Ancient structures in the temple - A large prang, which has now completely collapsed. - An octagonal pagoda, a four-tiered pagoda with 8 tiers. The top floor houses a small prang. - A chapel at the base of the altar - A medium-sized prang. Inside the prang, there are paintings of a glass house, which is a part of the life of the Buddha. - The Palace of the Supreme Patriarch The empty area on the west side is where the Palace of the Supreme Patriarch is located. The Sri Lankan ambassador said that it was a palace carved with gold leaf patterns. There were gold-embroidered curtains. The floor was carpeted with rows of bottles decorated with flowers. The ceiling hung with a latticework. Location: Naresuan Road, Tha Wasukri Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/uncvCxAWWxkayvR3A

#passionpassport Ayutthaya is a rich history and developing modern culture make Ayutthaya a fascinating place to visit such as Wat Mahathat is also one of the Historical Landmarks of Thailand. Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan became the principal temple of Nakhon Si Thammarat, the capital of Tambralinga, the sovereign state in Southern Peninsula of Thailand in the early 13th to mid-14th century CE. The principal stupa, Phra Borommathat Chedi, was built in the early 13th century. Nowdays, it is amazing place for visiting, learning and knowing more about the history of the Siam and the Buddhist of the past. Address: Wat Mahathat, Naresuan Rd, Tha Wasukri, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 13000, Thailand Open 9:00am- 5:00pm Entrance fee: 10Bath for local, and 80bath for Foreigner. #passionpassport

Location - At the corner of Chi Khun road and Naresuan Road in the northeast of Ayutthaya Historical Park Opening Hours - 8:00am to 5:00pm Entrance Fee - 50baht Attractions - Known also as “the temple of the Great Relic” because it enshrined Buddha relics and precious Buddha related objects. The iconic photography site that draws most of the attention is the head of the Buddha image enveloped in the root of the Banyan Tree trunk. Visitors may see the detail design of the temple which is following the concept of the ancient Khmer style too😄. #createwithtrip #travelwithgeo #travelinspiration #travelphotography #archeology #culturewalk #ayutthayahistoricalpark #thailandtravel

When you travel here don't forget to put sunscreen and bring sun protective gear like umbrella and cap. the place is a massive ancient civilization during the Ayutthaya period. #ancient #temple #themepark

Among the many interesting temples in this complex, Wat Phra Mahathat (Temple of the Great Relics) is one of temple that caught my attention the most. It turned out this temple is located almost in the middle of the Ayutthaya Historical Park island complex. And only in this temple we can see the very famous Buddha in an unusual pose. How did the Buddha head entwined within the roots of a tree? Nobody knows exactly. Perhaps the mystery and speculation is part of the fascination that draws all tourists who visit the temple each year. FYI, to get to Ayutthaya you can directly buy tickets on the spot at Hua Lamphong Station (Bangkok Train Station) #summervacation

One of the most important temples in Ayutthaya is Wat Phra Mahathat. It’s once glorious temple but still glorious standing today imagining the colorful place this temple was before. History is very rich that you can feel the atmosphere of the place. They said that the Buddha head is stolen by someone and forgotten that the bayan tree swallowed it and stays there for centuries. it’s like you the robbers cannot steal from them anymore.... Before I can only see the image of Buddha head in the tree roots on postcard, images on internet but now I see it and take my own photo of the Buddha. Wonders in memory. #urbanexplorer #thailand #ayutthaya #bangkok #china #explorewithtony #naturelover #adventure #life #photographersdayoff #leaveyourmark

Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya - Thailand: This royal temple is located about one hour drive from Bangkok. The iconic of this place is the head of a stone Bhudda covered by the tree’s roots which tourists always cime to see and take a photo of this.

Ayutthaya, a world heritage city full of ancient temples and historical sites. If you are looking for a way to worship, make merit and admire the beauty of ancient temples, these 5 temples are a must-see! 1. Wat Na Phra Meru Ratchikararam (Royal Monastery) A temple in Ayutthaya that survived the war. This temple is still the most intact in Ayutthaya. 🕘 Opening-Closing Time: 08:00 - 17:00 💰 Free admission 2. St. Joseph's Church The oldest Christian church in Thailand, built by French priests, has Western-style architecture. Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, it is a beautiful photo spot. 🕘 Opening-Closing Time: 08:00 - 17:00 💰 Free admission 3. Wat Mahathat An important landmark of Ayutthaya. It is home to the famous Buddha head in the roots of a Bodhi tree. This temple used to be the center of Buddhism during the Ayutthaya period. And there is a large prang 📍 Coordinates: 14.3555°N, 100.5733°E 🕘 Opening-closing time: 08:00 - 18:00 💰 Thai people 10 baht / foreigners 50 baht 4. Wat Thammarat An old temple with a large stucco Buddha statue and ancient stone lions surrounding the pagoda 🕘 Opening-closing time: 08:00 - 17:00 💰 Thai people 10 baht / foreigners 50 baht 5. Wat Phra Si Sanphet A royal temple of the Ayutthaya palace. There are three pagodas, which are the symbols of the temple. It used to be the place where Phra Si Sanphet was enshrined 🕘 Opening-closing time: 08:00 - 18:00 💰 Thai people 10 baht / foreigners 50 baht How to get there 🚆 Train: Get off at Ayutthaya Station Then take a tuk-tuk or rent a motorbike 🚌 Van: From Mo Chit, get off at Ayutthaya city center, then take a car to various temples 🚗 Private car: There is parking near every temple 📌 These 5 temples are perfect destinations for religious people and history lovers. If you have the chance to visit Ayutthaya, don't forget to stop by to worship, make merit, and take pictures with the beautiful ancient sites! 🏛✨ #Tourist attraction bundle #Ayutthaya attractions #Visit Ayutthaya temples #Ayutthaya

Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan, located on Ratchadamnoen Road in Nakhon Si Thammarat, is known as one of the most important temples in southern Thailand. It is home to a golden pagoda built to house the Buddha's relics, and its beauty is overwhelming. The pagoda is also called the "shadowless pagoda," and its mysterious appearance in the sunlight draws the viewer in. When I visited, the gold-leaf pagoda, restored in 1995, was in full glory. The 55.78m-tall pagoda is surrounded by 173 smaller pagodas, making you feel as if you have wandered into another world. Another great attraction is that you can immerse yourself in the historical beauty while walking around the temple. Also, on Makha Bucha Day, a ceremony is held in which the pagoda is wrapped in cloth, and it is believed that participants' wishes will come true. I felt like my heart was purified by being able to experience this sacred ritual. There are other beautiful buildings scattered around the temple, such as Wihan Kian and Wihan Samchom, and you can feel the history and culture as you walk around. This temple is attracting more and more attention as it is being prepared to be registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. [Basic information] Name: Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan Opening hours: 08:00-16:30 Address: 435 Ratchadamnoen Rd., Nai Mueang, Mueang Nakhon Si Thammarat District, Nakhon Si Thammarat 80000 #0 yen travel January 2025 # overseas hot spots # Ayutthaya # Bangkok # Thailand

#getgoing2025 Ayutthaya: Ancient Capital's Ruins Ayutthaya, the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam, is a historical park located about 80 kilometers north of Bangkok. Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya flourished as a major trading center and a powerful kingdom for over 400 years before it was destroyed by the Burmese in 1767. Today, the ruins of Ayutthaya offer a glimpse into the grandeur of this once-great city. The Ayutthaya Historical Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, encompassing numerous temples, palaces, and monuments. Visitors can explore the ruins by bicycle, boat, or tuk-tuk, admiring the impressive architecture and imagining the city's past glory. Some of the most notable sites include Wat Yai Chaimongkol, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, and Wat Mahathat, famous for its Buddha head entwined in the roots of a banyan tree. Ayutthaya is a testament to Thailand's rich history and cultural heritage, a must-visit for history buffs and those interested in exploring ancient civilizations.

Bonita Voyage takes you to visit Wat Mahathat, an ancient site within the Ayutthaya Historical Park. This temple was significant during the Ayutthaya period, built during the reign of King Borommarachathirat I. It housed the Buddha's relics and was destroyed during the second fall of Ayutthaya. Wat Mahathat features a large prang and an octagonal chedi, which is a unique four-tiered, eight-sided structure found only in Ayutthaya. There are many interesting spots to explore within the temple, with the highlight being the 'Buddha head in tree roots,' an over 100-year-old sandstone Buddha head entwined in the roots of a Bodhi tree. This Unseen Thailand attraction is renowned worldwide, drawing both Thai and international tourists to marvel at the Buddha head in the tree roots. Anyone visiting Ayutthaya should stop by to admire the beauty of Wat Mahathat. Despite being in ruins, it remains a cultural heritage site and a spiritual center for the people of Ayutthaya, worthy of preservation. 🙏🏻😊 Come visit!

#Overseas travel #Ayutthaya #Thailand #Thailand travel destination recommendation Ayutthaya tour that takes about 1~2 hours by car from Bangkok~ Meet the temples of Thailand in a half-day time^^ The tour price is cheap, and the guide explained the origin of Ayutthaya, which was very informative and fun. At the end, we went to the Ayutthaya night market, bought some food, and got on a boat to see the sunset behind the temple, and watched the sunset, and even the night view of Ayutthaya where the sun had completely set. This is a full tour~

Seven-day tour of Thailand, visit popular attractions! Super detailed itinerary suggestions allow you to travel around Thailand easily without missing any highlights! Collect it quickly! . Thailand has a long history and is full of ancient temples. The scenery here is picturesque🌴🌊, and the beaches and islands make people forget to leave. The local customs are unique, and the title of the Land of Smiles😄 is well deserved. Come to Thailand and experience a different kind of customs! . 🗓Itinerary: D1: 🛫 Arrive at Bangkok Airport, receive round-the-clock pick-up service, and check directly into the hotel we selected for you. Welcome to the City of Angels - Bangkok! D2: Maeklong Railway Market->Damnoen Saduak Floating Market->Grand Palace->Wat Phra Kaew Travel through the thrills of the Railway Market, feel the excitement of the Floating Market, and then explore the splendor of the Grand Palace and the tranquility of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. D3: Bang Pa-in Summer Palace -> Wat Yachai Mengkhao -> Wat Chaiwatthanaram -> Wat Phra Mahathat History and faith are intertwined, and you can experience the charm of multiple temples and ancient palaces in one day. D4: Koh Lipe Set off to Koh Lipe and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the island. D5: 🏖Diving and sailing in Koh Lipe Dive into the sea and play with fish, or take a boat out to sea to enjoy the sunset. You may also have the opportunity to pursue the mysterious blue tears at night. D6: Free time in Koh Lipe🍹 Free activities throughout the day to enjoy the sun, sand and sea breeze of Koh Lipe. D7: 🛬Leave Koh Lipe and return End this wonderful journey and embark on the return journey with full of memories. Say goodbye to this charming paradise - Koh Lipe. . 🎒 Travel essentials: What to bring when traveling to Thailand? 📞 A phone card is a must-have for easy contact and online inquiries. 🔌 Plug adapter, Thai sockets are different. 📜 Bring your passport, Thailand is visa-free, but you still have to check! 👕 Shorts and shorts, it’s still hot in Thailand in December, so dress cool when walking. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, don’t run out of power for your phone and camera. 🕶️ Wear sunglasses and sunscreen, protect yourself from strong sunlight. 💊 Bring some regular medicines, including mosquito repellent and diarrhea prevention. . ✈For those who plan to go to Thailand, don’t forget to like and add it to your favorites to make your trip smoother and more enjoyable~

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#overseastraveltrip The Ayutthaya ruins are a group of ruins from the Ayutthaya Kingdom located about 80km north of Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, and were registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. I rented a bicycle and went around various ruins for a two-day, one-night trip. #Thailand #Ayutthaya Wat Mahathat: A temple known for the head of a Buddha statue embedded in the roots of a bodhi tree. Wat Phra Ram Wat Lokaya Sutharram: Famous for its reclining Buddha, which is 5m tall and over 28m long. Wat Phra Si Sanphet: A temple built in 1491 exclusively for the royal family.

Day 1: join 1 day trip to Ayuthaya , visit 1 palace&5 temple w/o lunch [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. wat Maha that 2.bang pa in [Must-Try Food] 1. Restaurant jasmine vegetarian food [Accommodation ] Recommended Area for Accommodation Hotel Name: Asia hotel Bangkok Hotel Address 296 phaya tai road [Photo Spots] 1. Photo Spot + Description#ayutthayatrip 2. Photo Spot + Description 3. Photo Spot + Description [Tips]

Wat Mahathat is one of the most famous temples in Ayutthaya, Thailand, which was the capital of the Siamese kingdom from the 14th to the 18th centuries. It was built during the reign of King Ramesuan (1374–1395) and is considered a site of historical, architectural and spiritual significance. Today, Wat Mahathat is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a major tourist attraction for visitors to Ayutthaya. The temple is a reminder of the kingdom's past glory and the destruction that the kingdom experienced during the Burmese invasion in 1767, which destroyed most of the city of Ayutthaya. In the area around the temple, many artifacts and Buddhist statues have been found, testifying to the glory of the Ayutthaya kingdom in its past. Many of these are now on display in museums and cultural heritage sites. One of the most famous features of Wat Mahathat is the severed head of the Buddha that was found lying among the ruins of the temple. The head of the Buddha is now wrapped in tree roots, which has become an iconic symbol of the site and is often photographed by tourists. The Buddha head wedged between tree roots gives a mystical impression and shows how nature and cultural heritage can interact with each other over time. If you are visiting Ayutthaya, Wat Mahathat is one of the places you must visit to feel the strong historical atmosphere and to see firsthand how culture and nature blend together.

🌈Attraction features: The Buddha head in tree roots is located at the entrance of Wat Phra Mahathat in Ayutthaya, Thailand, and is one of the seven wonders of Thailand. In the 18th century, the Burmese army invaded the Ayutthaya Kingdom, and most of the temples were severely damaged. The head of the Buddha statue was cut off and fell under the Bodhi tree. The tree roots gradually surrounded and wrapped the Buddha head, forming a unique landscape. The Buddha head has a serene expression with closed eyes and a smile, which is called the "eternal smile" by the Thai people. 🕐️Opening hours: 08:00–18:30, THB 50 per person 🚗Transportation: [One] Within Ayutthaya, you can walk or ride a motorcycle, or take a taxi or tuk-tuk, all of which are convenient. [Two] If you drive from Bangkok, it is basically due north, and it takes about 70 minutes by car. There is free parking at the entrance of the scenic area, but there are not many spaces. [Three] You can also take a train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya Railway Station. 💗Other tips: Wat Phra Mahathat is a royal temple that once had 209 towers and 10 monasteries. The buildings are widely distributed, and although most of the foundations remain, the original large scale can still be seen. The central stupa is made of red clay and then painted with plaster. The lotus bud-shaped stupa is called Sukhothai style. The architectural style and decoration are exquisite and delicate. From the remaining architectural components and structures, you can still see the exquisite decoration traces such as carvings and patterns, reflecting the cultural characteristics of the Thai nation. After many wars and the baptism of time, most of the temples are now ruins, with serious damage, unique beauty of ruins, and historical vicissitudes.

#FathersDayTour Place: Wat Mahathat, Buddha's Head in a Tree, Ayutthaya (Take Dad to Visit Ancient Sites, Pay Homage to Buddha in Ayutthaya) Atmosphere: Wat Mahathat is a fascinating historical site that provides a deep insight into Thailand's rich cultural heritage. The ruins are beautifully preserved, and the iconic Buddha head entwined among tree roots is a must-see. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful architecture make this a perfect spot for lovers of Coordinates: Tha Wasukri, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 13000