Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya en Autobús: Guía de la Capital Histórica

Información de Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya es una ciudad moderna y una antigua capital tailandesa, ubicada a 85 km al norte de Bangkok en las llanuras centrales. Lo especial de la ciudad es la rica historia que está grabada en cada parte de ella. Hay varias formas de llegar a la ciudad antigua. Desafortunadamente, no se puede llegar directamente en avión, pero se puede volar al aeropuerto Don Muang de Bangkok y tomar un tren hacia Ayutthaya desde la estación de tren de Don Muang. Los trenes a Ayutthaya salen de muchos destinos como Phitsanulok, Surin, Nong Khai, Ubon Ratchathani y la estación de tren de Hualamphong en Bangkok. Si lo prefieres, también hay autobuses y minivans disponibles desde Chiang Mai y Bangkok hacia Ayutthaya.

Explorando Ayutthaya: La Capital Histórica de Tailandia

La antigua capital de Tailandia, Ayutthaya, es una hermosa ciudad antigua, perfecta para una excursión de un día y explorar la asombrosa cultura tailandesa y su rica historia. Fue fundada en 1350 y anteriormente fue la capital comercial de Asia, debido a su ubicación ideal entre la India, el archipiélago malayo y China. En 1700, Ayutthaya fue considerada la ciudad más grande del mundo y, en 1991, se convirtió en Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Definitivamente es un lugar que debes visitar.

Monumentos Históricos Circundantes

Wat Chaiwatthanaram
One of the most amazing things about Ayutthaya is the fact that it’s an ancient city that contains so many historic monuments and magnificent temples like you’ve never seen before such as Wat Chaiwatthanaram, which is an ancient Buddhist temple located on the west bank of the river of Chao Phraya. The temple is known for its Chedis or chapels that are attached to secret pathways and filled with beautiful colorful illustrations of the life of Buddha. Surrounding the area, you’ll find 120 Buddha statues making the place more peaceful.

Wat Yai Chai Mang Khon
Wat Yai Chai Mang Khon is maybe not one of the most typical go-to tourist temple sites, but it definitely gives you a more intimate insight on Thai culture and traditions. Inside the temple, you’ll find magnificent statues with amazing molded golden leaves. One of the special things you might notice is the giant statue of a sleeping Buddha, which the locals believe its sole has magical abilities. To be blessed with good luck, the locals even rub coins on the statue’s feet. The temple hosts many festival and celebrations inside its holy grounds.

Ayutthaya Historical Park
Calling all archaeology lovers and historians! The Ayutthaya Historical Park is the place to be. It is located in the zone which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has over 65 beautiful ruins and temples. The view here is unbeatable as you revel upon the greenery, the amazing landscape with some impressive Buddha statues, imparting a more serene and tranquil vibe. Visiting the Ayutthaya Historical Park is one of many ways to explore the once most powerful commerce hub in all of Asia.

Wat Lokaya Sutha
Located in the Pratu Chi sub-district northwest of Ayutthaya and west of the Royal Palace, Wat Lokaya Sutha is an amazing restored ruin of a monastery where intrigued visitors can go and witness the reclining Buddha image that was restored in 1954, as well as explore the ancient and historic remains of its long-standing walls and grounds. A small altar is displayed where visitors can make offerings. There are many cafes overlooking the temple where you can wind down and enjoy a nice beverage.

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