Ayutthaya - Ancient Capital of Thailand
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Eric and I just got done riding bicycles through the ancient capital of Thailand. There are at least fourty temples or wats as they are called in Thai. We only stayed one night, but saw all the highlights of the city with the help of Mr. Noi, a cheerful Tuk Tuk driver.
The largest resting Buddha, only a ten minute peddle from our hostel...the Ayutthaya Inn
http://img185.exs.cx/img185/5592/dsc037346id.jpg
http://img152.exs.cx/img152/939/dsc037350xb.jpg
This huge temple was crowded with students from Bangkok, and many other locals. Eric and I stumbled upon after riding around lost for nearly half an hour.
http://img152.exs.cx/img152/6250/dsc037368ti.jpg
Eric and I just got done riding bicycles through the ancient capital of Thailand. There are at least fourty temples or wats as they are called in Thai. We only stayed one night, but saw all the highlights of the city with the help of Mr. Noi, a cheerful Tuk Tuk driver.
The largest resting Buddha, only a ten minute peddle from our hostel...the Ayutthaya Inn
http://img185.exs.cx/img185/5592/dsc037346id.jpg
http://img152.exs.cx/img152/939/dsc037350xb.jpg
This huge temple was crowded with students from Bangkok, and many other locals. Eric and I stumbled upon after riding around lost for nearly half an hour.
http://img152.exs.cx/img152/6250/dsc037368ti.jpg
