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If you are a history enthusiast who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the main tourist attractions on the city island, "Wat Chakkrawat" in the Ayothaya Sri Ramthepnakhon area is a secret spot full of charm. This temple is located to the east outside the city island of Ayutthaya, near Wat Maheyong and Wat Kutidao. Although it is a small temple with only ruins remaining, the architectural traces that appear reflect the prosperity of the Ayutthaya period craftsmanship very well. It is suitable for tourists who want to soak up the atmosphere of the original "Ayothaya" on holiday.
The highlight of Wat Chakkrawat is the main bell-shaped pagoda. Around the prang, there are still traces of stucco remaining, including the ruins of the front viharn built with distinctive red-orange bricks. The surrounding atmosphere is peaceful and shady with trees, making a visit here feel like stepping back in time. Vintage-style photographers will be impressed by the light and shadows falling on the old brick walls.
In addition to the beauty of the ancient site, Wat Chakkrawat is also conveniently connected to the eastern Ayothaya historical route. After walking around the temple, you can stop by a chic cafe in the area or visit the Ayothaya Floating Market, which is not far away, to find delicious food to eat. For a trip to Ay
