AYUTTHAYA WORLD HERITAGE & RED CROSS FAIR 2010
During December, Ayutthaya celebrates the splendour and glory of it's past with displays of traditional culture and lifestyles, various entertainments and a memorable light and sound show -all with the fitting backdrop of Ayutthaya's ancient ruins and temples
The Ayutthaya Historical Park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the 13 th. of December 1991. The Park covers much of the old town of present-day Ayutthaya and includes most of the important temple and palace ruins from the Ayutthaya Era (1350 to 1767)
The Ayutthaya Historical Park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the 13 th. of December 1991. The Park covers much of the old town of present-day Ayutthaya and includes most of the important temple and palace ruins from the Ayutthaya Era (1350 to 1767)The LIGHT AND SOUND SHOW at Wat Mahatat will depict the history of the Ayutthaya Kingdom period of 417 years. This year, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Rajabhat University will be responsible for the performence's production, which will deploy at least 350 - 400 performers. The audience will be able to admire the talent of elephants in the different scenes. Each round of the show has a capasity of 2.500 seats.
At Wat Langka Khao the reproduced atmosphere of the Ayutthaya Kingdom period (San Sin Thin Moradok Lok) will be provided for people to enjoy before seing the LIGHT AND SOUND SHOW at Wat Mahatat.
The reproduced atmosphere of a retro market that will showcase a market with vendors wearing the old Ayutthaya style clothing and the use of ancient coins (Phot Duang) in exchange for Thai food and desserts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVAeD705cew
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVAeD705cew
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