Travel Experiences from Sukhothai

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Sukhothai
October 20, 2009 - Sukhothai, Thailand
Sukhothai bedütet Morgenröte der Glückseligkeit und esch die erscht Hauptstadt (anno 1238 ) vom hötige Thailand gsi. I däre gschichtlich reizvolle Stadt send mer set geschter iquartiert... wobii mer muess säge, dass Sukhothai i zwoi Teil gliederet esch. Eusi Residenz befindet sich (wie fascht alli Hostels, Hotels und söschtigi Unterkönft) in New Sukhothai. Die geschichtlich bedütende Bautene bzw. Ruine send fascht all in Old Sukhothai - ca. 14 km vom neue Stadtteil entfernt. Mer...
By Franziska und Pascal in Unterwegs mit Franziska und Pascal

Just a pile of old bricks...
July 3, 2009 - Sukhothai, Thailand
 Sorry it's been a while, but we've discovered the fatal flaw in every travel blog - we're having way too much fun to be bothered sitting in front of a computer to tell everyone about it (that's what the slide 'torture' show is for when we get home). Anyway, we spent a great two days in Ayutthaya checking out some very interesting piles of old bricks. Many locals were trying to tell us that these were the ruins of 15th and 16th century temples and palaces, but as we've been scammed several...
By the Family Webster in the Family Webster in The Road to Siam

Sukhothai, Thailand
March 11, 2009 - Sukhothai, Thailand
 The new town of Sukhothai itself is located along the Mae Nam Yam River and has little to offer in itself. However, the old town was Thailand’s first capital between the 13th and 14th century, a time that was viewed as the “golden age” of Thai civilisation, and as such its historical park has plenty of ruins to show for. When we arrived at the bus stop, we played once again the cheap backpackers and walked across the fields into town instead of taking an overpriced taxi all around the...
By David and Daniela in David and Daniela's "World" Tour

Sukhothai
September 16, 2008 - Sukhothai, Thailand
Tras medio día de coche, llegamos a Sukhothai hacia las 7 de la tarde bajo una tromba de agua. Al día siguiente alquilamos unas bicis para visitar las ruinas de la antigua ciudad, las cuales son patrimonio de la humanidad. GENIAL. Se trata de un recinto cuadrado rodeado de una muralla y tres fosos concéntricos llenos de agua. Hay cuatro entradas principales, una en cada lado del cuadrado y en el interior, el parque alberga las mejores ruinas de templos budistas que habíamos visto hasta...
By Mathilde y Veridiano in Trotasferis

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Wat Traphang Ngoen

Wat Si Sawai

Wat Sa Si mit Buddha

Wat Sa Si

Wat Mahathat

 

Säulen des Wat Mahathat

Queen of Wat Mahathat

Ein spiritueller Ort im Grünen

Grosser Buddha im Historical Park Sukhothaia

Nichts ist unmöglich - Toyota

 

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