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Northern Thailand and Ayutthaya – What to see? Chiang Mai, Pai, Chiang Rai, and the ancient capit...

Road trip through Northern Thailand! Ayutthaya, Sukhothai, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai – from ancient temples to natural wonders. Find out where to find the best views and how to get around by car! Watch now and plan your trip! 🚗✨ 00:10 – Introduction: Welcome and overview of the road trip itinerary through Northern Thailand: from Ayutthaya to Chiang Mai via Chiang Mai and Pai. 00:48 – Pai: Discovering Pai, a center of Jewish culture, esotericism, music festivals, and Muay Thai. 01:15 – Departure from Bangkok: The journey begins outside Bangkok, 100 km from the capital, en route to the ancient temples of Ayutthaya. 1:23 AM – Wat Mahathat Temple: Explore an ancient temple in Ayutthaya with a Buddha head in a tree root and severed statues. 2:14 AM – Hotel in Ayutthaya: Overnight stay in a fairytale hotel with Transformers, Hulk, and Spider-Man figures for $24 with breakfast. 2:43 AM – Wat Chaiwatthanaram Temple: A temple in Ayutthaya with a huge golden Buddha and a rooftop view of the city, surrounded by Buddhist houses. 3:50 AM – Wat Phra Si Sanphet Temple: An ancient temple in Ayutthaya with beautiful stupas and pagodas, reflecting the scale of the former capital of Siam. 6:33 AM – Sukhothai Historical Park. The ancient city of Sukhothai with temples and ruins, conveniently accessible by bike for $1 per day. 7:19 AM – Wat Si Chum. A temple in Sukhothai with a huge Buddha inside, reminiscent of Greek architecture. 8:20 AM – Transfer to Chiang Mai. The road to the spiritual capital of Thailand includes stops at temples along the way, all with free restrooms. 8:33 AM – Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. A temple in Chiang Mai with a golden Buddha and a stupa surrounded by elephants, against a backdrop of mountains. 9:54 AM – Wat Chedi Luang Temple. An ancient temple in Chiang Mai with a reclining and seated Buddha, similar to Kyiv's Golden Gate. 10:11 AM – Chiang Mai City. Thailand's second-largest city, a cultural hub with temples and cuisine, popular among expats. 11:34 AM – Wat Suthep Temple. A temple in the mountains of Chiang Mai with a golden stupa, catacombs, and dragon steps, without the crowds. 2:30 PM – Mandarin Orange Farm in Chiang Mai. A farm with mandarins, lavender, and a tower-cafe overlooking the landscape, next to a glamping site. 2:53 PM – Glamping in the Chiang Mai Mountains. Overnight in a tent with views of the mountains and jungle, with amenities and a toilet. 3:29 PM – Geysers in the Chiang Mai Hot Springs National Park. Warm springs along the trail where you can boil quail eggs surrounded by nature. 4:11 PM – Pai Canyon. A unique canyon in Pai with narrow trails, popular among Europeans, with a view reminiscent of squid tentacles. 6:07 PM – Nam Lod Cave. A cave in northern Thailand with a river, fish, and rock paintings, explored by boat with a guide. 7:23 PM – Chiang Rai Hot Springs. Hot springs with geysers on the way to Chiang Rai, built into a temple garden. 8:28 PM – Wat Rong Khun. A white temple in Chiang Rai with modern paintings inside and sculptures symbolizing purgatory. 11:35 PM – Wat Rong Suea Ten. A blue temple in Chiang Rai with emerald hues, no less beautiful than the White Temple. 11:19 PM – Chiang Rai. The spiritual capital of Thailand, with temples, but without the expat crowds of Chiang Mai. 11:43 PM – Wat Huay Pla Kang. A mountaintop temple in Chiang Rai with an Emerald Buddha and fewer tourists. 25:42 – Wat Phra That Pha Ngao Temple. A temple complex in Chiang Rai with a pagoda, statue, and mountain views, a place for communing with God. 26:49 – Tea Plantations in Chiang Rai. Tourist plantations with hills where you can taste tea and take photos. 27:30 – End of the Trip. A summary of the trip through northern Thailand, inspiring viewers to retrace the route. For collaborations: INSTAGRAM: @fomkintravelblog #thailand #chiangmai #thailand