Wat Yai Chai Mang Khon, Ayutthaya

Absolutely beautiful, truly an amazing place to visit. I had never heard of it before travelling to Thailand. You can easily spend a couple of hours wandering around the different areas of this complex, which is considered "Thailand's National Pride", and there's quite a few other complexes in the area also; you could easily spend a week exploring them all.

Absolutely beautiful temple and one of my favorites during my visit to Ayutthaya. You can climb the steps to get a stunning view of the grounds. There's also a reclining Buddha who looks pretty comfortable. While wandering around, I crossed a bridge and ended up in a place filled with rooster statues. Not just a lot of roosters but the most roosters I've ever seen. It's quite a sight.

A temple complex. Built on/around ruins that's in the process of being restored/new building adding to the complex. You can still climb the Chedi/Jedi to give you a view of the entire complex. A reclining Buddha is near the entrance. Worshippers and pilgrims may donate to adorn cloth over the reclining Buddha. Incense and candle offerings can be made at the main Buddha. The toilets are located at the entrance of the temple. There's plenty of parking.

It s an ancient temple and The big sleeping Buddha, an incredible, stunning, scenic and must-see in Ayutthaya. The spacious parking space provided a clean and comfortable restroom. Should come early before many people. No fee for a visit.

Very cool place and very well preserved. Definitely one of the nicer temples in Ayutthaya and one of the only old temples you can actually walk into. Worth seeing for sure.