Kantary Ayutthaya
168 Moo1 Rojana Road, Tambol Tanu, Aumphur U-Thai Ayutthaya, Thailand
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Floating heads and UNESCO sites
Ayutthaya is the capital of Ayutthaya Province in Thailand. On our way to the city we decided to stop at Bang Pa-In - the royal summer palace of the Thai Kings. The current king rarely uses the palace and when he does it is only for very special celebrations. The palace grounds are amazing to walk through. Immaculate gardens and the topiary …
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Lord Buddha
... and try to get you to ride with them
The fact that the same item can range so greatly in price between vendors
When ordering food in restaurants it never comes at the same time, one person is finished before the others comes
The friendliness of Thai people that are always smiling and happy to see a "white man"
The moisturizers and lotions that have "whitening agents" in them to lighten the skin, so opposite from our western desire to be ...
Temple Day & Insomniac Train
... meals a day, just grabbing different foods from the street vendors for dirt cheap. It's amazing... Thai food is the best!) We got our dinner to-go, though, and grabbed some bottled waters and beer at the 7-Eleven (which are on every corner practially), and enjoyed our feast back in the comforts of our air-conditioned suite. The main reason we went back to our hotel so soon is because we have to get up at 6:30am the next morning and we still ...
Bit of an eye opener...
... horizon. We passed villages with all the first level of the buildings/homes fully submerged with everybody building makeshift homes on the sides of any road that was above the water. We then arrived in Ayutthaya and around the whole city could see a brown line around all the buildings from where the water had been sitting for the past month. There was rubbish, dirt and debris everywhere. Once our bus arrived we found 1 out of only 4 ...
Cycling the ruins of Ayuthaya
... before leaving Ayuthaya, the only problem was that it was on the outskirts on the other side of town and we had been cycling for about 4 hours by this point! However, we were only there once and so decided to cycle to the other side of town and visit the temple.
Well my bum was sore and I was shattered but we finally made it to Wat Yai Chaimongkhon. The Wat is home to another large reclining Buddha and then numerous smaller Buddha statues ...



