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A 400-year old temple that was abandoned after the Second Fall of Ayutthaya. Today, the banyan trees grow and cover part of the temple, similar to Ta Prohm (although much smaller) in Cambodia. Some vendors around the area food during the weekends.
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Massive reclining Buddha built during the Ayutthaya period that is 50 meters long, the second largest in Thailand.
พระพุทธมหานวมินทรศากยมุนีศรีวิเศษชัยชาญ
The largest statue in Thailand, standing at 92 meters, constructed in 2008. The statue is located in Wat Muang which has many temples and exhibitions of hell and heaven. There are also many shops that sell food and other things around the area.
Boat trips along the Noi river, a tributary of the Chao Praya river, can be arranged at the Red Cross Center in Ang Thong (ศูนย์สภากาชาดไทยเวชพาหน์เฉลิมพระเกียรติ) during the weekends to see the livelihoods of the local communities along the river. There is also an opportunity to view the baya weavers that migrate to the area in May. One boat costs 1,000 baht and can fit five people. To arrange a boat, contact the local sub-district authorities in advance at either 035-669-241 หรือ 084-540-8351. A trip takes around two hours and there are four routes to choose from, some ending further up north while others end in Ayutthaya in the south.