ทัศนศึกษาครั้งแรกและครั้งเดียวของชีวิตในเตรียมอุดม 🥹 my first, my only, and my last field trip as a high-schooler (because of covid 😵) was great fun! It's actually been over a year now but I have just got time to process, edit, and upload today. Anyway, hope you enjoy the vid as much as I did whist editing ;) There were no English descriptions in the main video but I'll cover them up this following paragraph so keep reading!
📍Places featured in this video for those interested in following my footsteps around the province of Ayutthaya--visiting UNESCO sites ofc!!!
1) scene where we first got off the bus was "wat-phra-see-san-petch" (วัดพระศรีสรรเพชญ์). this temple is the main temple for royal ceremonies back in the time Ayutthaya was still capital of the Siam kingdom. I'd say the easiest comparison of its role is to the Westminster abbey of the UK. Also the famous "wat-a-run" in Bangkok (aka temple of dawn, one of the most visited tourist attractions in Thailand) was also inspired by this very temple in Ayutthaya and serves the same purpose but for the later years when Bangkok was made new capital.
2) our second stop (with my 2 friends posing in front of a red roofed building) is "wi-han-phra-mong-kol-bo-pitch" (วิหารพระมงคลบพิตร). Inside this building sits the only (bricks inside) golden buddha in Thailand. This represents how devoted to buddhism people in the past were. It's suuuperrr grand you gotta see this!!!
3) we then had shaved ice and many sweets at "wat-yai-chai-mong-kol" (วัดใหญ่ชัยมงคล) which is actually my favorite spot!!! This place is very grand and has been preserved very well. There are a lot of stuffs here and to cover them all will be too long (cuz it's one of the most important in history). Anyway, I really hope you pay this amazing place a visit! It's distinct architectural structure is worth every drop of sweat under Thailand's hot sun!!!
4) the last place I put in this video is "wat-chai-wat-ta-na-ram" (วัดไชยวัฒนาราม) which has gained so much fame not just among the Thai but foreign visitors the past couple of years. This place was featured in one of the beloved Thai historical series and so it set this attraction on the perfect limelight! people from all over the country came and it was crazily packed then. However soon after Covid hit and so the government took this opportunity to restore the temple again after being visited rather too heavily. Now it is not packed anymore and the condition looks was healthier. Please have this down on your travel list too! The highlight of this place is probably the amount of buddha of which heads were cut and sold away illegally that was appalling! Such action is not justifiable so never support cutting and trade of buddha's head, guys. It's both very disrespectful to the heart of all Buddhists and immoral--as well as the law will get you. Ohhh! I almost forgot, you can rent traditional Thai dress across the street from this temple and wear it for a historical photoshoot!!! Highly recommend!!!!!
...well, thank you so, so much if you have gone down all theses lines reading my narration. I hope you have learned something new today and find Ayutthaya an inviting destination. love you and take care!
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