After three days in Bangkok, we took a train to Ayuthaya. Once there we rented bikes and rode around the historical park, which has ruins of palaces and temples that existed centuries ago.
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We went on a boat trip to see some other important sites in Ayuthaya, like the Wat Panan Choeng, which has the largest ancients Buddha in Thailand, a temple with rows of golden buddhas, and some more ruins by the river.
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Then we headed to Lopburi, a town taken over by monkeys that walk freely on the streets and live in an abandoned temple. That same day we headed to our next destination: Sukko Thai.
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In Sukko Tahi we saw one of the most beautiful buddhas, Phra Achana, in Wat Si Chum. We also visited some other temples and ruins.
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Our last destinations was Chiang Mai. After spending some time in the city we went on a day trip in which we rode elephants, visited a hill tribe and spent thje afternoon by a relaxing waterfall.
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