The Old Royal Palace

The site of Dacheng Palace is the site of the imperial city during the Ceylon Dynasty in Thailand more than 600 years ago. Unfortunately, the palace has not been preserved, only the ruins of the ruins. However, the statue of the Buddha in the pagoda that was retained, and the power supply mechanism, can imagine the glory of the palace at that time. It is also a microcosm of Thailand's history and worth a visit.

Many attractions in the ancient city of Dacheng are very concentrated. Some attractions are next to each other. At that time, the tour was a bit like Angkor Wat, but there were fewer tourists than Angkor Wat. The most right thing to see here is the Buddha statue, and these Buddha statues are different from the Taibang, because most of the Buddha statues are incomplete, because they have been damaged. It is said that the original Buddha statue has color, and now the color has faded, but you can feel the grandeur of the Buddha statue!

700 years ago, the Ayutthaya dynasty left only ruins to hang, and this king city is not the glory of the year. Each monastery has its own selling point, which feels a little like Angkor Wat, but not as majestic as the latter. Multiple temples charge 50 baht for foreigners. I like the feeling of walking here. Listen to the sound of history. From Bangkok, you can reach by car train, recommended car, cheap and good quality

Wow, this is the most complete place in Ayutthaya ruins. It closes with exotic or oriental feelings ~ ❤️

Wow~ This is the most complete place in Ayutthaya ruins. It closes with an exotic or oriental feeling~

After coming here, give people a kind of beauty enjoyment, let your heart get a liberation.

There's nothing left in the ruins park, so you can turn around

The city is a museum, and the site of the city is currently listed on the World Heritage List. The big city, although the popularity may not be comparable to Bangkok, Chiang Mai or Pattaya, but the big city is a historical trace that has to be admired, is a must for history and legacy lovers.