Wednesday, December 19
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After yet another tasty

Thai breakfast, I was generously given a lift to
Ayuthaya by the Belgian couple, Michael and Ingrid. We left around 9am and arrived around 11am. I checked into my very nice hostel room (clean, nice bed, even a/c and a TV!). With only a bit more than 1/2 a day to see the sights, I opted for more pricey personal tours. The hostel helped me hire a
tuk-
tuk 
driver for 3 hours ($20) and a 1.5 hour boat ride around the city ($13).
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The
tuk-
tuk 
driver took me to Wat
Yai Chaya Monkol with a reclining Buddha, Wat
Phri Si
Samphet (
chedi towers),
Wihaan Mongkhon Bophit (giant Buddha), and Wat
Ratburana (including the Buddha in the tree).
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The boat tour included 3 stops: the Chinese Wat
Phanan Chong, Wat
Phutthaisawan, and Wat
Chai Wattanaram.
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