Get Wind of Ayutthaya Residues in Central Thailand

Important is not only the one which is only loved in its pinnacle but the actual importance is only counted worth when the present becomes past and still no dearth is met amongst its followers when the point of fondness questions. Same goes with Ayutthaya city in Central Thailand. While skimming through the pages of its history, one gets to know that it was an ex- capital of the country between 1350 to 1767 and easily becomes the point of discussion when name the age-old sites of the place. With an easy accessibility of just 50 miles or 80km from the north of Thailands capital, Ayutthaya is a tourist delight in Asia and is praised for its excellent deals in ivory, rice and animal skins. However, one cannot deny that tourist only come here to value its stately past which effortlessly pep them up to visualize the prime time of its ruined architectures. Having said all this above, you still need to know one thing more that 1991, Ayuttaya was d as UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city has also been published formally in books such as "1000 Places to See before You Die" and then forms a superb sightseeing trip during your Thailand travel. Further, over 30 kings, with their stretched ruling period were housed here, involving west to Myanmar and east to Angkor in Cambodia, which is why, the leftovers of grand palaces, monasteries, famous fortifications, etc. together with waste figurines at Wat Phraram and Buddha facade tangled in tree roots at Wat Mahathat are easy to encounter. Anyways, if this much is awaiting you in Ayutthaya, Central Thailand then plan a weekend here, of possible from Bangkok, as the area is adorned with rivers and is easily reachable by tuk-tuk or bus so that you can feel the majesty of yesteryear yourself.