Ayutthaya, translated into Ayutthaya, is located on the banks of the Basha River, 72 kilometers north of Bangkok. It was once the capital of the Thai dynasty. It was captured by Burma from the capital of 1350 to 1767, and it has flourished for hundreds of years. Many precious ancient sites have been left behind. Ancient monuments looming in the shade of green or ancient ruins adjacent to modern architecture can be found everywhere. Although it is already a broken wall, the remains of those palaces, the fascinating Buddha statues and the meticulous carvings can still make people feel the feeling of sorrow. The most famous is the Dacheng Historical Park in the center of the ancient city of Dacheng, the Mahathat Temple, the ancient palace ruins, etc., and the Chaiwatta Nalan Temple around the ancient city, the Cliffs of Mengkong Temple, the Pukotong Temple, is also important for the history of the great city. component. Among these ruins, visitors can deeply appreciate the prosperity of its rich historical sites. When you are in these ruins, it is not difficult to imagine the magnificence of the past of the capital of the Great Wall Dynasty.