Thailand - Park

Ayutthaya Historical Park
Three significant rivers (Chao Phraya, Lopburi and Pasak), historic temples, palaces and architecture of the ancient kingdom of Ayutthaya are among Thailand’s most precious historical sites. The 715-acre area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991 as it portrays the heyday of one of
the largest IndoChina kingdoms.

You will need the entire day to discover the legendary architecture, learn the history of Ayutthaya, and see the many historic temples. In the south of Wat Phra Si San Phet discover Viharn Phra Mongkol Bophit where Thailand’s largest bronze Buddha image is enshrined.


Khamphaeng Phet Historical Park
The Ping River courses through the Kamphaeng Phet Park near Sukhothai, a UNESCO-recognized World Heritage Site which is comprised of a diverse array of ancient monuments. A common aesthetic runs through the various ruins, which include temples, pagodas and fallen towns, resulting in a beautiful blend of contemporary Sukhothai and Ayutthaya styles.


Phanom Rung Historical Park
Over 1,000 years old, this park is one of Thailand’s most amazing architectural sites. Built on an extinct volcano, it was originally a Hindu religious site. Additions were made during the 15th-18th Buddhist century.

A grand stairway rises from the foot of the hill. Most of the sanctuary buildings are made of laterite and sandstone, all with elaborate designs. The buildings are lined all the way to the main pagoda whose layout is according to Hindu belief of God Shiva’s heaven.

The large main pagoda has a square-base facing East. Exquisite designs on the pagoda, columns, doorway, and lintels tell a story of Hindu gods. Each building features descriptive motifs reciting a purpose of its construction. The pagoda, stairway and the Naga Bridge were all built during the 17th Buddhist century.


Phra Pathom Chedi
This is the largest pagoda in Thailand and the official provincial symbol of Nakhon Pathom. It was built during the reign of King Rama IV in 1853, the former Chedi seems to be dated back to 539 AD. The construction of the new huge Chedi was completed in the reign of King Rama V in 1870 AD, and took 17 years to build. The height from top ot bottom is about 120 meters.


大城府历史公园
大城府历史公园被昭披耶，华富里，帕萨三条著名的河流环绕着。这里的宫殿，庙宇和古代王国遗留下来的建筑是泰国最珍贵的历史遗迹。这片715英亩的区域刻画出印度支那历史上最大王朝的全盛模样，因此在1991年被联合国教科文组织列为世界文化遗产。要浏览这片广阔的区域需要花上你一天的时间，当然你也可以骑着租来的自行车欣赏这里的美景，这里有很多值得参观的庙宇，便于您了解大城府的历史。帕斯山碧寺南面的普拉孟克波正佛殿供奉着泰国最大的铜制佛像。


Khamphaeng Phet甘烹碧历史公园
甘烹碧历史公园位于素可泰府附近，平河缓缓流淌穿过这个联合国教科文组织认定的文化遗产之一。历史公园内有许多古老的山脉和由古城墙包围的寺院遗址分布区，寺院遗址内融汇了各类美学因素：庙宇，宝塔和失落的村庄，这些共同绘制了一幅体现素可泰和大城文化的美丽画卷。小镇是矩形的，包含了城市围墙和古代防御工事等一系列遗迹，大约300-700公尺宽，2200公尺长。切蒂和玉佛寺中配有狮子装饰的佛塔傲然屹立在中心，不远的地方还有庄严的切蒂站岗。在距离甘烹碧西北面两公里的地方，有着一出更具历史特色的景点-Aranyik。许多居住在山里面的和尚会在这里做冥想和自省。

帕侬隆历史公园是泰国最惊艳的高棉建筑之一，共有1000多年的历史。这座公园建在一座死火山之上，过去是印度教的宗教场所。公园的很多附加设施是在15-18世纪的佛教时期建造的。一条宏伟的阶梯缓缓地从山脚延伸开来。大多数的神殿是由红土和砂岩垒成的，设计精致。所有的建筑连成一排直至中心佛塔，中心佛塔的外形是仿照印度教湿婆神的庙宇设计而成的。最大的中心佛塔有一个朝东的方形底座。佛塔的柱子，门廊和门楣，每一处精心的设计都在讲述着印度教佛祖的故事。每一座建筑的风格和功能都处处体现着古老的信仰。这些佛塔，阶梯和娜迦桥都是在17世纪的佛教时期建造的。


佛统佛塔
佛统佛塔是一座高级皇家修道院，是泰国最大的宝塔，也是佛统府的官方象征，建于公元前1853年拉玛四世时期。据推测，其前身可以追溯到公元前539年阿育王朝的倒鈡形佛塔，跟印度的桑吉佛塔有外形相似。新佛塔在公元前1870年拉玛五世建造完成，它可以覆盖环绕旧时的倒鈡形佛塔，从底部到顶端大约120.45米，配有直径为233.5米的底座。