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Pom Phet Fort

Ayuthaya


The 6.5m-high, 14m-thick weathered walls of this 1580 fortress once served as Ayuthaya island's primary line of defence. Besides making a good photo-op, it's a prime boat-watching spot.


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2. Wat Suwandararam

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