Wat Mahathat

It is an old temple from the Ayutthaya period. One of the temples that was very important in that era. It is not far from Bangkok and unfortunately, there are not many parking lots in the area and you also need to pay for the entry ticket which is a reasonable price. You will see traces of culture that remain from the past. The ruins that are still in history for future generations to learn. The prosperity of that era before it was destroyed when they lost the war for the second time. One of the highlights that tourists often come to admire is the head of the Buddha image. It is a wonder and Unseen Thailand, which is world-famous. It is caused by the roots of a large Bodhi tree that grows out to wrap the head of the sandstone Buddha image that is expected to fall during the Ayutthaya's loss in the fight. This highlight is located next to the temple near the entrance. Advice: when taking pictures with the Buddha‘s head you should be position yourself lower than or equal to the head of the Buddha image to show respect.

I recently visited Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya, and it was one of the most memorable experiences of my trip to Thailand. The ancient ruins and historical atmosphere are truly breathtaking. Seeing the famous Buddha head entwined within the tree roots was something very special and unique. I visited with my friends, and we really enjoyed exploring the temple grounds and taking photos. The peaceful environment and impressive architecture make it a must-visit destination for anyone who loves history and culture. Wat Mahathat is definitely one of the highlights of Ayutthaya, and I would highly recommend it to all tourists. I would love to visit again in the future

This temple is located right in the heart of the city, yet it feels surprisingly peaceful and calm despite the constant traffic nearby. What makes this place special is the beautiful balance between the old and the new — traditional temple architecture standing gracefully alongside modern buildings and technology. It feels like the present and the past coexist in perfect harmony. I would highly recommend stopping by to make a small offering, take a quiet moment for yourself, or simply enjoy the view of a serene temple surrounded by the busy city. It truly preserves the beauty and unique spirit of Thai culture.