Cycling Through The Autthaya: Amazing Bike Tour

#biketour I want to make a reservation right away. Despite the headline, there won't be a single photo with a bike. Each time we left them in specially equipped parking lots near the nearest cafes or temples and were already on our way to explore the city. The vast majority of people, having rented a bicycle, go to the Pasak River and, after paying a few baht (like 5 per person and 2 more for a bicycle), cross the river by ferry. And there it is already close to the temples. We chose a more perverse path and turned aside and drove across the Preedee-Tramrong bridge. The movement is creepy. A huge number of cars and buses. Buzzing, making noise. Since there is left-hand traffic in Thailand, then you need to ride a bike in the left lane. At the same time, of course, novice cyclists have nothing to do here, since one awkward movement and you can simply get run over by a car. More difficulties arise when making right turns. From the leftmost row, it is necessary to change abruptly to the right, given that some of the cars are still going straight. Traffic lights, of course, are not everywhere. A certain skill is needed. And now, finally, we are in place near Phra Ram Park and the temples in the park itself (we drove here from the train station for 20 minutes, well, maybe 25). The park itself is very beautiful. Usually people start visiting temples from the rightmost one on the map Wat Phra Mahathat, but we just looked around there and decided to just take a ride in the park. As a result, the first temple visited was Wat Phra Ram. Next, we move towards Wat Phra Si Sanphet temple. Next, we move towards Wat Phra Si Sanphet temple. Next, we move to the territory of the Wat Mahathat temple, from which most tourists usually begin exploring Ayutthaya. Very close to Wat Mahathat temple is another temple Wat Ratburana. Finally, we go to Wat Chai Watthanaram Temple. It is worth noting that the temple is noticeably away from the rest of the temples and if you get there on your own (on the same bike, for example), then be sure to find this temple in advance in the navigator.