It would be great if the family had the time to go on a learning tour and improve their children's skills at the same time. Experience nature The breeze and sunlight go together like the ancient city. With spacious and a map shaped similar to a map of Thailand. It's like a replica of Thailand and collects landmarks in a simulation of the real thing or recreated whether it's a historical site and an old architecture because the original is no longer available.

Tickets are sold in front of you. After purchasing tickets, you will get a map. You can choose which sightseeing vehicles you can use, there are tram tours, most of which are available. Foreigners use quite a lot of services and there are plenty of them around. There is also a small amount of time to visit the places, or you can choose to use a bicycle service that can be ridden by yourself, there is no time limit. Any family who wants to bring a private car will have to pay an additional 400 baht if they choose to be a golf cart for 150 baht per hour.

After that, you will receive a map from the ticket office. Inside, there's a history. Mottos, including a list of all places in the ancient city. There are over 120 locations.

About 200 meters from the entrance, you'll find an ancient market that looks like a purely wooden old-fashioned house. There is a souvenir shop. Selling sweets, ice cream, to foods that are hard to find in the market, such as cut ice cream or young mother-era snacks. Young grandmothers can stop by for a potency-boosting meal to explore the ancient city.

It is divided into four regions of Thailand. Along the way, it's filled with greenery and places that are modeled in conditions that are very close to the real thing. Most of them are ancient Thai architecture and have an old history, each with a knowledge sign to read nearby, which can take children on a walk closer and experience it.

A little further into the central zone, you'll find the Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall, where the real thing is located in the Grand Palace. It used to be the place of the reign of King Rama I, inside the real throne hall, the Busbok Malala Throne Hall, the pedestal for the enshrining of Siam Thevathirat when His Majesty King Rama I was present. On the occasion of Rattanakosin's 200th birthday, you can see the beauty inside, but inside, no photography is allowed.

Next up is the iconic place here, the Sanphet Prasat Throne Hall, Ayutthaya Province. At present, the real thing leaves only some of the walls. The ancient city modeled the throne as close as possible, and more specially than any other, there was a guide to educate. Parents can ask for information to tell their children. The castle throne hall was also used as a place to accommodate Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family. When you visit Thailand as well.

Continue cycling to the station where everyone must visit, the highlight of the Northeast zone, the Temple Mount Castle, which is modeled as if it were actually on a mountain, with a staircase up the other side. You can bring the kids up to experience the Temple Mount Castle, modeled on one-third of the actual site, perhaps a little tiring because it's quite tall. But if you get to the top, it's worth it because you can see the views around the ancient city from here.

Along the way, you'll find a pagoda forest with pagodas of various shapes, which is an exploration of historical evidence of what kind of pagodas are in the country and what they have replicated. The area is very close to nature, so if you're lucky, you'll find cows raised by the authorities and let them graze in the area.

This area is a group of northern architecture, replicating the houses of ancient northerners, as well as temples in the north. You don't have to take the little guy to the northern city, you can go north here, Jongkham Temple, Lampang Province. Thai Yai Temple since the reign of King Rama V has been demolished and rebuilt here and has all the original identities, including the temple, pavilion and cubicle, all in one set and a whole teak building.

In the south, there is Manorah Park, a sculpture that tells of the southern art of play.

If you want to sit back and relax, There are pavilions all over the place, very shady and cold even when the weather is hot outside. There are small restaurants in almost every place, so there is no need to worry about children getting hungry during their trip.

Or if you want to have a serious meal in the riverside atmosphere, head straight to the floating market, there are restaurants, souvenirs, etc. A kind shopkeeper paddles for sale based on a very realistic waterfront life, so children learn how to live by the river and get a chance to take a boat ride.

If the children are not tired, mothers try to take them to the procession zone, a ceremony that is not often seen. Mothers can educate their children that it is a royal boat trip from the time of Ayutthaya. There are several replicas of the throne ships. It's like watching it on the Chao Phraya River.

Another interesting boat that should be seen by the children is the Thai sailboat, which is no longer seen. The ancient city modeled a large sailboat docked on the waterfront, showing that in the old days it used ships to transport goods to different countries.

A day of little historians at the ancient city. It's as exciting and not boring as it sounds, like shortening Thailand here, and strengthening family ties by talking to each other and interwoven with knowledge of history for the little ones. If you have a day of free time, let's take your child on a bike ride around the ancient city.

In addition, the ancient city was the place to host many arts and culture fairs. For special events held in the ancient city, please follow us on the Facebook page or website above.