hey, i went there few months ago. Well there is not much things there, and that's why it is good! Lots of Park surrounding, in the national reserve. The city is quite big and has a train station. That only what i know, hope it will help!;(
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never been there. but heard it's a pretty nice and quiet city. many historical places as well
for more info, check out tourism Thailand website www.tourismthailand.org
for more info, check out tourism Thailand website www.tourismthailand.orgNice to see another person from WA in this forum
I went to Phitsaulok a few years ago. I think it's a nice town, probably a good place to live but honestly there's not much to see or do there.
There's a big highrise building called "Topland". It has a nice department store / supermarkets at bottom and hotel above. We stayed for two nights at the top floor of that hotel.. a couple of pics:
1 - you can see a big mosque next to the railway line.. Although the city is famous for a golden buddha figure (Phra Buddha Shinarat)
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2 - looking towards the main market / train station
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I went to Phitsaulok a few years ago. I think it's a nice town, probably a good place to live but honestly there's not much to see or do there.
There's a big highrise building called "Topland". It has a nice department store / supermarkets at bottom and hotel above. We stayed for two nights at the top floor of that hotel.. a couple of pics:
1 - you can see a big mosque next to the railway line.. Although the city is famous for a golden buddha figure (Phra Buddha Shinarat)
2 - looking towards the main market / train station
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ah golf course estate..nice. I think Mandurah is good place to live too, wouldn't mind grabbing a block in one of those canal estates if it's not so expensivewaustralia said:
Hi everyone!
I will be going with a group of photographers to Ayuthya and Sukhothai end June (if my leave is approved). To stay at U-Thong (Ayuthya) and Pailyn (Sukhothai) hotel.
Wondering where can I find good information about both places and hotels, please?
Thanks in advance! :colgate:
I will be going with a group of photographers to Ayuthya and Sukhothai end June (if my leave is approved). To stay at U-Thong (Ayuthya) and Pailyn (Sukhothai) hotel.
Wondering where can I find good information about both places and hotels, please?
Thanks in advance! :colgate:
Yeh.....Hope u enjoy your trip to the Historical Capital of Thailand!! kay:
kay:
Thanks Chad.
I think I found a good link from the website you posted above. http://www.tourismthailand.org/home.php
I think I found a good link from the website you posted above. http://www.tourismthailand.org/home.php
Have a good trip !! Enjoy your stay.
Enjoy your stay.
Nice to hear you 're going to Ayuthya and Sukhothai U-Thong Inn is nice hotel and not far from the old city.Have a nice trip.
U-Thong Inn is nice hotel and not far from the old city.Have a nice trip.
thanks for the info! I'll post the pics if I can go (hopefully).
If you are leisure as the main concern in this travelling
Just relax and in wearing of causual dress code is OK where you are around at major spots here ( business and entertainment venue )
Exception in visiting to Grand Palace and Royal's feature temple are there is requiring in more formal, ( no hot pants and singlet together with slipper/sandals )
Just relax and in wearing of causual dress code is OK
where you are around at major spots here ( business and entertainment venue )Exception in visiting to Grand Palace and Royal's feature temple are there is requiring in more formal, ( no hot pants and singlet together with slipper/sandals )
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