Founded c. 1350, Ayutthaya became the second Siamese capital after Sukhothai. It was destroyed by the Burmese in the 18th century. Its remains, characterized by the prang (reliquary towers) and ...

Join us on a sunny morning in Ayutthaya, Thailand, for a scenic biking adventure. Explore historical sites, enjoy the warm 37°C weather, and experience the city’s rich culture from the perfect cycling ...

When the sky is bathed in the glow of twilight, illumination displays will spotlight five historical sites to bring the ancient capital of Ayutthaya back to life as part of Ayutthaya Sundown 2024, ...

Most people think of the Ayutthaya period in terms of its cultural heritage, but Warangkana Nibhatsukit's latest book highlights the economic aspect of the ancient capital. "People tend to overlook ...

AYUTTHAYA, Thailand — If Bangkok’s gritty streets and modern high-rises begin to close in on you, the best place to escape to is Ayutthaya, about an hour’s drive. Centuries ago, this fallen city was ...

Once Thailand's capital, Ayutthaya is about 90 minutes (80 km) from Bangkok and feels like a different country altogether, quieter, slower, and filled with ruins that reward unhurried wandering. It ...

Shma's bold "water city" concept is a reimagining of the medieval Thai city of Ayutthaya, that rethinks flood defenses for the 21st century by drawing inspiration from the past. It's a concept, yes, ...

New Delhi [India], December 8 (ANI): Ayodhya in India and Ayutthaya in Thailand are separated by about 3,500 kilometres in two different countries, but it is Lord Ram which binds these two nations and ...

Filled with crumbling, camera-friendly ruins, Thailand’s old capital of Ayutthaya has long been a popular Bangkok day-trip destination. Just an hour outside of the city, this UNESCO-listed heritage ...

Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya was the second capital of the Siamese kingdom. It was a global centre of economics and trade, and an important connecting point between the east and the west. The sheer ...

Ayodhya in India and Ayutthaya in Thailand are separated by about 3,500 kilometres in two different countries, but it is Lord Ram which binds these two nations and its people together. Lord Ram is ...