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Map of Ayutthaya, Thailand

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Legend

Accommodation
3: Baankunpra Hostel
7: Ayothaya Hotel
9: Cathay Hotel
10: U-Thong Hotel
12: Chantana House
13: Tony's Place
17: Baan Lotus
18: Ayutthaya Guest House
19: P.U. Guest House
28: P.S. Guest House
29: New BJ Guest House
41: Thong Chai Guest House

Eat and Meet
4: Pae Krung Kao Ayudthaya
8: Chainam Restaurant
14: Moon cafe
20: Goodluck Restaurant
21: Hua Raw Market
30: Malakaw Restaurant
31: Thai Po Restaurant
39: Northeastern Restaurants
58: Riverside restaurants
3: Baankunpra Restaurant

Attractions and Activities
5: Wat Suwandararam
22: Chantharakasem National Museum
23: Wat Sena Sanaram
24: Wat Khun San
32: Wat Ratpraditan
33: Wat Sam Wiharm
35: Wat Phlap Phlu Chu
36: Wat Ratchaburana
37: Wat Mahathat
38: Wat suwan Chedi
40: Wat Thammikarat
42: King U-Thong Monument
43: Wat Phra Ram
44: Khun Phaen's Residence
45: Elephant rides
48: Sri Nakharin Park
49: Wat Phutthaisawan
50: Wiharn Phra Mongkon Bophit
51: Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
52: Ancient Palace
53: Wat Choeng Tha
54: Wat Na Phra Men
55: Pridi Phanomyong Memorial
56: Queen Sri Suriyothai Monument
57: St Joseph's Church
59: Wat Chaiwatthanaram
60: Chao Sam Phraya National Museum

Transport
1: Train Station
2: Ferry
25: Buses to Bangkok
26: Minibuses to Bangkok

Vital Information
6: Kasikorn Bank
11: Post Office
15: Internet
27: Police Station
46: TAT Head Office
47: TAT Regional Office

Other
16: 7-eleven
34: School


Travelfish on Ayutthaya

Set at the conjunction of the Lopburi, Prasak and Chao Phraya Rivers, the beautiful city of Ayutthaya was founded in 1350 by King U-Thong and was the capital of what was then known as Siam.

Over the next 417 years it was ruled by 33 kings and repelled 23 Burmese invasions, before the Burmese finally succeeded in razing it to the ground. At its height, Ayutthaya was surrounded by a 12-kilometre-long wall which was five metres thick and six metres high and boasted 99 gates, brick and clay roads and canals to transport water into the city. ... read more about Ayutthaya on Travelfish

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