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rudrjobdesk · 2 years

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Sawan Somwar 2022: सावन का पहला सोमवार कब है? जानें महत्व, पूजा विधि व उपाय

Sawan First Monday 2022 Date: शास्त्रों में सावन का बहुत ही पवित्र माना गया है। शिवभक्तों को इस महीने का बेसब्री से इंतजार रहता है। सावन के महीने में भगवान शंकर की विधिवत पूजा की जाती है। मान्यता है कि इस महीने जो व्यक्ति भगवान शिव की पूजा व सोमवार व्रत रखता है, उसकी सभी मनोकामनाएं पूरी होती हैं। सावन 2022 कब से हो रहा शुरू- सावन माह की शुरुआत 14 जुलाई से हो रही है, जो कि 12 अगस्त तक रहेगा।…

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Shivji broke Ravana's pride.

Ravan Shiv Tandav Stotra: It is said that if Shiv Tandav Stotra is recited on Monday or Shivratri in Sawan, then Bholenath fulfills the desired wish. Why did Ravana compose Shiv Tandav Stotra?

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Shiv Tandav Stotra:-

Shiva presides over all the three worlds. Human beings, Gandharvas, deities and even demons are considered devotees of Lord Shiva. Lankapati Ravana also used to consider Shiva as his deity, worshiped him daily and did penance, but Ravan, who was shattered in his ego, challenged Shiva once. Mahadev broke Ravana's pride by punishing him severely. That's why Ravana praised Shiva Tandav Stotra to avoid Shiva's anger and to please him. It is said that Shiva Tandav Stotra is recited on Monday or Shivratri in Sawan, then Bholenath fulfills the desired wish. Let's know why Ravana composed Shiv Tandav Stotra, benefits and method of this lesson.

Why Ravana composed Shiv Tandav Stotra (Ravan Shiv Tandav Stotra Katha):-

According to mythology, once Ravana was going towards Sharvan after snatching Pushpak Viman from brother Kuber. The specialty of Pushpak Viman was that it used to move according to the wish of the driver. During the journey, the speed of Pushpak aircraft slowed down near a mountain, Ravana was surprised. Then Shiv Gan Nandi stopped Ravana and said that God is engrossed in penance, passing through here is prohibited for everyone.

Shiva broke the pride of Ravana:-

Shiva broke the pride of Ravana. I will uproot him and take him to Lanka. As soon as Ravana tried to lift Mount Kailash, Lord Shiva pressed the mountain with his thumb, due to which Ravana's hand got crushed. He started writhing in pain. Ravana understood his mistake and to avoid this unbearable pain, he started singing Shiv Tandav Stotra. Shiv ji was pleased with Ravana and forgave him. For this, first take a bath and then offer incense, lamp and naivedya to Lord Shiva. After this recite Shiv Tandav Stotra. It will be best if it is recited with dance. After the recitation, pray for the fulfillment of your wishes.

Benefits of Shiv Tandav Stotra:-

With the effect of Shiv Tandav Stotra, one gets relief from health related problems, witchcraft, planetary obstacles. Reciting Shiv Tandav Stotra is considered auspicious for financial problems and homelessness. There is no dearth of wealth, property and happiness due to this. Read the full article

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joinnoukri · 2 years

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Last Updated: August 01, 2022, 05:01 IST Aaj Ka Panchang, August 1, 2022: The Sun is predicted to rise at 5:42 AM and set at 7:12 PM. (Representative image: Shutterstock) Aaj Ka Panchang, August 1, 2022: Devotees will observe five major events today: Third Sawan Somwar Vrat, Andal Jayanti, Vinayaka Chaturthi, Bhadra and Ravi Yoga AAJ KA PANCHANG, AUGUST 1, 2022: The Panchang for this Monday…

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newsdaliy · 2 years

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Gujarat News Rajkot civil body ban sale of meat during Sawan Monday and Janmashtami

Image Source : REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE (PTI) Gujarat News Highlights The ban will start from July 29 The ban will also be applicable on Janmashtami Sale of meat will not be allowed Gujarat News: The Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) in Gujarat has banned the sale and storage of chicken, mutton and fish during the four Mondays of the month of Sawan. This restriction will start from July 29 and…

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सावन के तीसरे सोमवार पर ऐसे करें पूजा- अर्चना, इन चीजों को भूलकर भी न करें शामिल

Sawan Ka Tisra Somwar : सावन का तीसरा सोमवार कल यानी 9 अगस्त को है। सावन के सोमवार का बहुत अधिक महत्व होता है। धार्मिक मान्यताओं के अनुसार सोमवार का दिन भोलेशंकर को समर्पित होता है। इस दिन विधि-… Source link

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newstfionline · 3 years

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Tuesday, February 23, 2021

Positive Coronavirus Test? Canadians Worry Their Neighbors Will Find Out (NYT) For a time, Cortland Cronk, 26, was Canada’s most famous—and infamous—coronavirus patient. Mr. Cronk, a traveling salesman, went viral after testing positive in November and recounting his story of being infected while traveling for work to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. He was called a virus-spreader, a job-killer, a liar and a sleaze. Online memes painted him as the Grinch, since subsequent outbreaks led to restrictions against Christmas parties. Many people, including a newspaper columnist, made elaborate fun of his name. He also received threats. So many, in fact, that he fled his hometown, Saint John, for Victoria—a city on the opposite end of the country, 3,600 miles away. “They were acting like I purposely got Covid,” Mr. Cronk said from his new apartment. “I had hundreds of death threats per day. People telling me I should be publicly stoned.” Canadians might be known internationally as nice, apologetic and fair-minded. But, a year after the pandemic arrived, some Canadians worry it has exposed a very different national persona: judgmental, suspicious and vengeful. Covid-shaming has become fervent in parts of the country, with locals calling for the heads of not just politicians and doctors breaking the rules but their own family members and neighbors. “It’s not getting Covid—it’s breaking the rules that worries us,” said Randy Boyagoda, a novelist and English professor at the University of Toronto, noting that a Canadian foundational motto is “peace, order and good government.”

A Utah city has been forgiving parking tickets in exchange for food donations (CNN) city in Utah is letting residents donate food in exchange for wiping out their parking tickets. Heber City tried to get folks to move their parked cars off the streets to make room for snowplows, but the warnings didn’t work and police had to issue a lot of citations. So, starting last week and going to February 22, police will toss a parking ticket for anyone who brings in five non-perishable, non-expired food items. “Covid has taken means away from people and it’s tough times. We wanted to be able to have another solution and maybe have a positive charge to the negative on the parking citations,” said police Sgt. Tammy Thacker. The city has received tons of donations since announcing the program on a Facebook post, she said. “We did have several people that have called in and donated food without (having) parking citations,” Thacker told CNN.

What a Texas Plumber Faces Now: A State Full of Burst Pipes (NYT) Randy Calazans is one of the hottest commodities in Texas right now. He’s a plumber. The winter weather nightmare that swept through the state last week cut off power and heat to millions of homes that were never designed for frigid temperatures. Up and down the state, people were driven from their homes, or came back to find them badly damaged, by pipes and valves and tanks that froze and burst. So when the snow started to defrost and the sun made a coveted return, plumbers were suddenly like roofers after a hurricane: Everybody seemed to need one, all at once. At One Call Plumbing, the plumbing business where Mr. Calazans works, employees have been answering the phones nonstop in a small office with sprawling maps of Houston on the walls. The owner, Edgar Connery, said he had been in the business for nearly 40 years and had never seen a crush like this after other natural disasters. Some other companies had gotten so swamped that they stopped answering the phone at all. With power largely restored and temperatures back to the more seasonable 60s and 70s, Texans continued to grapple on Sunday with the state’s continuing water crisis. Some reservoirs in the state were refilling again after nearly being drained by all of the burst water mains, leaking pipes, and faucets that were left running to keep from freezing.

Shops, haircuts return in April as UK lifts lockdown slowly (AP) British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a slow easing of one of Europe’s strictest pandemic lockdowns on Monday, saying children will return to class and people will be able to meet a friend outside for coffee in two weeks’ time. But those longing for a haircut, a restaurant meal or a pint in a pub have almost two months to wait, and people won’t be able to hug loved ones that they don’t live with until May at the earliest. Britain has had Europe’s deadliest coronavirus outbreak, with more than 120,000 deaths. Faced with a dominant virus variant that scientists say is both more transmissible and more deadly than the original virus, the country has spent much of the winter under a tight lockdown. Bars, restaurants, gyms, schools, hair salons and nonessential shops are closed, people are urged not to travel out of their local area and foreign holidays are illegal.

China calls for reset in Sino-U.S. relations (Reuters) Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi said on Monday the United States and China could work together on issues like climate change and the coronavirus pandemic if they repaired their damaged bilateral relationship. Wang, a Chinese state councillor and foreign minister, said Beijing stood ready to reopen constructive dialogue with Washington after relations between the two countries sank to their lowest in decades under former president Donald Trump. Wang called on Washington to remove tariffs on Chinese goods and abandon what he said was an irrational suppression of the Chinese tech sector, steps he said would create the “necessary conditions” for cooperation. Before Wang spoke at a forum sponsored by the foreign ministry, officials played footage of the “ping-pong diplomacy” of 1972 when an exchange of table tennis players cleared the way for then U.S. President Richard Nixon to visit China. Wang urged Washington to respect China’s core interests, stop “smearing” the ruling Communist Party, stop interfering in Beijing’s internal affairs and stop “conniving” with separatist forces for Taiwan’s independence.

Myanmar grinds to a halt as hundreds of thousands strike against military coup (Washington Post) Bank tellers, cooks, grocery workers and hundreds of thousands of others in Myanmar answered a call for a general strike on Monday to protest the military coup, bringing cities to a standstill despite fears of a violent crackdown. The show of defiance was the largest and most coordinated since the military seized power on Feb. 1, and it came against the backdrop of official warnings of bloodshed. Protesters hoped to send a signal that they will not accept military rule and are willing to cripple the economy and risk death to achieve democracy. Killings of protesters “can happen anytime in Yangon, but we have to keep doing what we should do, even if the soldiers are ready to shoot us,” said Thura Zaw, a 32-year-old resident. “Under the military dictatorship, no one is safe whether you take to the streets or sit at home, so we chose to voice our objection rather than staying silent.” Resistance has been building since the armed forces ousted Myanmar’s elected government three weeks ago, returning the country to direct military rule after a decade-long quasi-democratic experiment. Since then, the military has detained more than 400 people, including civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi and ousted Myanmar president Win Myint, charging them with minor infractions to keep them locked up.

Six months after massive Beirut explosion, official investigation has been upended (Washington Post) The Lebanese judge leading the investigation into the August explosion that tore through Beirut had set his sights on the caretaker prime minister and three former ministers, charging them with negligence for ignoring the highly combustible material stored for six years on the waterfront. But when two of the former ministers filed a complaint, alleging Judge Fadi Sawan had demonstrated a lack of neutrality by charging prominent figures to appease the public, he was dropped last week from the case. More than six months after the explosion, which killed more than 200 people, injured more than 7,500 others and devastated large portions of the capital, the official investigation is struggling to break through Lebanon’s culture of corruption and political influence to hold anyone of consequence accountable.

Deals For Doses (NYT) The official story given for last week’s release of a young Israeli woman being held in Syria was that it was a straight prisoner swap, with Israel releasing two Syrian shepherds it had been detaining. That wasn’t the whole story, however. Pursuant to a ‘secret’ deal negotiated by Russia, Israel also agreed to pay Moscow to send enough Russian-made Sputnik V coronavirus vaccines to Syria to inoculate nearly half that country’s population. The Israeli government declined to comment on the vaccine part of the deal, while the Syrian Arab News Agency denied that vaccines were ever part of the arrangement. Even so, the story highlights how vaccines are increasingly becoming part of international diplomacy. It also reflects the vast and growing disparity between wealthy countries like Israel that have made considerable headway with coronavirus vaccines and could soon return to a kind of normalcy, and poor ones like Syria that have not.

Oil spill leads Israel to close beaches (CNN) Israeli authorities are trying to locate the source of a suspected oil spill that has been described as one of the most severe ecological disasters to hit the country, threatening wildlife, forcing beaches to close and prompting a mass cleanup. Blobs of sticky tar started washing up on the country’s Mediterranean shores last week. Images posted on official government accounts showed sea birds and turtles covered in tar and sticky oil. “The enormous amounts of tar emitted in recent days to the shores of Israel from south to north caused one of the most severe ecological disasters to hit Israel,” the country’s Nature and Parks Authority said Sunday. The extent of the pollution is so bad, Israel’s Ministry of Interior issued an advisory Sunday urging people to stay away from the country’s beaches. A massive cleanup is underway but the Nature and Parks Authority said it would take a long time to make the marine area safe again.

Dozens of Boeing 777 planes grounded in US and Japan after engine failure (The Verge) Airlines in Japan and the US have grounded dozens of Boeing 777 aircraft after the dramatic engine failure that United Airlines flight 328 experienced over Denver this weekend. According to the National Transportation Safety Board’s ongoing investigation, two fan blades on the plane’s number 2 engine had developed fractures. The Federal Aviation Administration issued an emergency airworthiness directive that requires “immediate or stepped-up inspections of Boeing 777 airplanes equipped with certain Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engines.” The administration noted that this was likely to result in aircraft being removed from service. Boeing has also told airlines to stop flying planes equipped with the engine, according to The Wall Street Journal. “We reviewed all available safety data following yesterday’s incident,” FAA administrator Steve Dickson said in a statement. “Based on the initial information, we concluded that the inspection interval should be stepped up for the hollow fan blades that are unique to this model of engine, used solely on Boeing 777 airplanes.”

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rakhi2020-blog · 4 years

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Raksha Bandhan 2020: The festival of Rakshabandhan is celebrated on the full moon day of Shravan month. Therefore, it is also called Rakhi Purnima in many places. In this time Rakshabandhan is also a combination of Sarvartha Siddhi and Ayushman Longevity.

The festival of Rakshabandhan is on 3 August. The special thing is that this day is also the last Monday of Sawan. Along with this, there is also the full moon of Sawan on 3 August. This time Rakshabandhan is also going to be a combination of Sarvartha Siddhi and Ayushman Longevity, due to which Raksha Bandhan is going to be very auspicious this time.

There should be no Bhadra at the time of tying Rakhi. It is said that Ravana’s sister tied her rakhi in the Bhadra period itself, so Ravana was destroyed. On August 3, Bhadra is at 9.29 in the morning. The festival of Rakhi will start at 9:30 in the morning. From 1.35 pm to 4:30 pm is a very good time in the afternoon. After this, there is a very good auspicious time between 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm in the evening.

Wishes for Raksha Bandhan 2020

The knot of that thread tied to the hand of her brother is a knot of love, care, support, respect, and security. Happy Rakhi! Raksha Bandhan Quotes for Long Distance Brother That one Rakhi has a strong power to prove my love for you. And that one Rakhi proves your sense of security towards me. Happy Rakhi! Raksha Bandhan Quotes for Big Brother

A plate filled with sweets and Rakhi says it’s the time of the year to show your endless love to your siblings. Happy Rakhi! Raksha Bandhan Quotes for Dead Brother

We often disagree, fight, and argue. But that doesn’t change my love for you. Wishing you a Happy Raksha Bandhan, Bhai! Happy Raksha Bandhan Brother Quotes with HD Images

Hope you find best wishes to share your brother or sister to celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2020. We wish you all awesome Raksha Bandhan to be healthy and wealthy with all love for all siblings.

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Sawan 2020 Sawan last monday on 3 August know its significance and know how to worship of Lord Shiva-Sawan 2020: 3 अगस्त को सावन का है आखिरी सोमवार, इस दिन जरूर करें ये काम कई साल बाद बन रहे ये शुभ स

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भगवान भोलेनाथ का सबसे प्रिय महीना सावन है। सावन का महीना 6 जुलाई से शुरू हुआ था और 3 अगस्त को सावन का आखिरी सोमवार है। इस बार सावन में पांच सोमवार पड़े। मान्यता है कि सावन में शिव जी की पूजा करने से वो अपने भक्तों पर जल्द प्रसन्न हो जाते हैं और सारी मनोकामनाएं पूरी कर देते हैं। वैसे तो सावन के हर सोमवार का विशेष महत्व…

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rudrjobdesk · 2 years

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Sawan 2022: इस दिन से शुरू हो रहा सावन मास, चारों सोमवार को बनेंगे ये शुभ संयोग

Sawan Date 2022 in India: सावन का महीना भगवान शंकर को अतिप्रिय है। सावन को श्रावण महीना भी कहा जाता है। इस साल सावन का महीना 14 जुलाई से 12 अगस्त तक रहेगा। इस महीने में पड़ने वाले सोमवार व्रतों का भी विशेष महत्व होता है। मान्यता है कि सावन महीने में भगवान शंकर व सोमवार व्रत करने से मनोकामना पूरी होती है। ज्योतिषाचार्यों के अनुसार, सावन के हर सोमवार खास रहने वाले हैं। सावन के हर सोमवार को शुभ…

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Happy Sawan 2020: Wishes, images, quotes, status, messages, greetings, photos

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The month of Sawan starts on 6th July. (Photo: Getty)

Happy Sawan 2020 Wishes images, quotes, status, messages:Considered one of the holiest months of the year, Sawan falls in the fifth month of the Hindu calendar. During this month, each Monday, devotees…

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Check Out Tithi, Shubh Muhurat, Rahu Kaal and Other Details for Monday

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CM Yogi saw the route of Kanwar Yatra from a helicopter, showered flowers on the Kanwariyas. Kanwar Yatra Yogi Adityanath conducts aerial survey shower petals on the Kanwariyas

Image Source : India TV Yogi Adityanath Highlights Flowers shower on Kavad pilgrims in Yogi’s UP Welcome to Kavadis before the consecration of Mahadev Second Monday of Sawan today, huge crowd of devotees in Shiva temples Kanwar Yatra: Chief Minister in Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath Kavadis are being welcomed from place to place on the instructions of New pictures of flowers showering from the…

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Happy Sawan 2020: Wishes, images, quotes, status, messages, greetings, photos

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If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, don’t miss the ancient capital city of Ayutthaya and the spectacular Ayutthaya . It’s easy to do an Ayutthaya day trip from Bangkok or spend a few nights to get the full experience. Read on to find out how to do it and what to see when you get there.

What’s in our guide to the Ayutthaya Temples?

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Ayutthaya is one of the world’s most impressive ancient temple complexes.

The ruins of the old city and the Ayutthaya are preserved in the Ayutthaya Historical Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wandering around the site and admiring the countless stupas (conical towers called chedi in Thai), statues of Buddha, and gigantic monasteries, gives you an idea of the city’s past glory days — and offers endless opportunities for amazing photos of your visit.

Though we’ve been to many incredible — like Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Prambanan Temple in Indonesia, Karnak in Egypt, and Stonehenge — both Jane and I loved the proliferation of Buddha statues we found here.

Fun fact: Ayutthaya was named after the Indian holy city of Ayodhya, which was the birthplace and seat of Rama, an important Hindu god (an avatar of Lord Vishnu). Since 1782, Thai kings have all been known as King Rama. The current king is Rama X.

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Visiting The Ayutthaya Temples

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We recommend that the first thing you do in Ayutthaya is to head to the Tourist Office and pick up a free map of the site. They also have an exhibit detailing the history of the city if that’s your sort of thing.

Here are the we recommend you find on that tourist map!

This Buddha head is the most famous spot in Ayutthaya.

The Chedi at Wat Phra Si Sanphet

This is the biggest temple in Ayutthaya. The first palace built at Ayutthaya — the Grand Palace of Ayutthaya — was located where the ruins of Wat Phra Si Sanphet sit today. It is now best known for the three chedi which house the remains of King Borommatrailokanat, King Borommarachathirat III, and King Ramathibodi II.

Wat Phra Ram

The monastery at Wat Phra Ram was constructed on the cremation site of the first Ayutthayan monarch, King Ramathibodi I (r. 1351-1369), hence its name. It has a majestic prang (or tall tower) that would have once been covered in ornate carvings.

Wat Ratchaburana

Don’t miss the grand hall at Wat Ratchaburana. This temple was built by King Boromratchathirat II after both his brothers died on this site, killing each other during a fight to see who would claim the throne. From the great hall you have a spectacular view of the prang that was the centrepiece of the temple compound.

The prang has undergone restoration and you can see Garuda (the Hindu Eagle God) swooping down from it. Four chedi surround the main prang. The prang’s crypt is accessible by steep stairs and is home to once glorious, now faded, frescoes.

Be prepared to do a lot of looking up at soaring prang and chedi!

Wat Chaiwattaranaram

This impressive temple has a 35m–high central prang (Prang Prathan) which symbolises the centre of the world. It is surrounded by four smaller prang representing the four continents. It is (often) possible to climb the steep stairs to the top of the prang for a stunning view across the city and seemingly endless Ayutthaya .

Wat Chaiwatthanaram sits on the west bank of the Chao Phraya river, not on the island that makes up the UNESCO site of ancient Ayutthaya. Nonetheless it is one of Ayutthaya’s most stunning and best known .

Wat Phutthai Sawan

If you’ve been researching your trip to Ayutthaya, you’ve likely come across pictures of a large reclining Buddha. One of those Buddhas lives here at Wat Putthai Sawan, a temple on the banks of the Chao Phraya river that is still in use.

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Just another impressive ruin at the Ayutthaya Temples.

Wat Thammikarat

This is an active monastery just outside the official Ayutthaya Historical Park. Wat Thammikarat has been restored several times, however many of the architectural structures remain as ruins, including a large bell-shaped chedi with an octagonal base.

Wat Maheyong

We’re including this temple because it is included on the 6-temple entrance ticket (see the

It’s a sad fact that once the Buddha statues all had heads, until they were stolen by pillagers and private collectors.

The ancient statues of Buddha were too big and heavy for pillagers to carry away, so they lopped off the heads and sold them to private collectors and museums around the world. Here at Ayutthaya you will see almost endless rows of headless Buddha statues.

will sort you out with a bicycle for either a small fee or no extra charge. Definitely take advantage of this as it can be quite hot during the day, and making your breeze to cool off as you move between the Ayutthaya will ensue you can see a few extra during your visit.

If you like bikes, check out the Grasshopper Adventures bicycle Ayutthaya day tour from Bangkok.

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Don’t point at people or at Buddha. Pointing is considered rude in Thailand. Instead, you can gesture with your whole hand with your fingers together.

These young monks all hid their bare feet when our guide brought us into this temple in Thoen, Thailand.

Hide your soles. You must remove your shoes before entering a working temple but be sure that you don’t show the soles of your feet in the temple (or anywhere). This is considered very rude in Thai culture.

Respect the Buddha statues. Of course, you should never climb on or sit next to a Buddha statue, nor should your rowdy gang of kids. Technically, you should never turn your back on the Buddha (kind of like the queen) but you may have trouble following this one in Ayutthaya, where there are thousands of Buddha statues.

Chao Phrom Market

An outdoor and mostly covered market, Chao Phrom is on the edge of the island that makes up ancient Ayutthaya. If you haven’t been to a Thai market, definitely go and pick up some snacks, see how locals shop, and take some pictures (always ask if you’re taking pictures of people).

Million Toys Museum

The name kind of says it all! Krirk Yoonpan’s Million Toys Museum has, if not a million, a shed load (or museum load) of toys. One man’s passion for toys is your chance to feel like a kid again. Wander around and check out the tin robots, antique dolls, and life-size Japanese superheroes.

The Million Toys Museum is closed on Mondays and open 9am–4pm every other day, except public holidays and official holidays. It is located on the edge of ancient Ayutthaya city. Tickets cost 50 Baht for adults and 20 Baht for children.

Take a bike ride to the outskirts of Ayutthaya for a great cultural experience.

Bang Lan Night Market

Street food vendors line the street at this Ayutthaya night market. You can sit with the locals and enjoy delicious, freshly prepared, and super inexpensive food. We highly recommend this if you’re staying in Ayutthaya for the night. Don’t get there too late though as it tends to shut down around 9pm.

The Floating Market

Khlong Sra Bua Floating Market is really touristy and you can probably skip it. If you’re spending time in South East Asia you’ll have other opportunities to visit much more authentic floating markets. But lots of people seem to enjoy it, so if it sounds interesting to you, check it out.

The Crush (phajaan in Thai)? This is the horrific torture elephants must go through to become docile enough to be used in tourist settings.

When we visited Ayutthaya last, we saw tourists sitting on platforms propped on the back of elephants. This is the ABSOLUTE worst way you can ride an elephant as it causes their spines to be permanently damaged. If you MUST ride an elephant (and there is no situation in which this would be the case) it is only acceptable to sit on the elephant’s neck. Now you know, so no excuses.

Please don’t ride elephants. These are wild animals whose spines were not designed to carry baskets and bunches of humans.

Do not visit the Elephantstay (also known as the Royal Elephant Kraal and Village). It’s just animal cruelty disguised as traditional entertainment.

on the official Thai Railway website. There is a drop-down menu at the top where you can change the language to English.

Head to Bangkok Hua Lamphong Railway Station, the main railway station in Bangkok, and from there you can catch one of the regular trains to Ayutthaya. The journey time ranges from 80 minutes to 120 minutes or more depending on the train you take (this being Southeast Asia you need to get used to things taking longer than you’re told they will).

Get to Hua Lamphong Railway Station a little early. It is big and confusing, so you might need a little extra time to get your ticket and find your train.

You have a few options for trains and there are at least two trains each hour heading from Bangkok to Ayutthaya. You can choose between Special Express, Express, and Rapid trains throughout the day, plus the regular trains (which take a little longer but cost a lot less).

Ticket cost: Second-class seats with A/C cost 245-345 Baht (~7 USD), while third class is just 15-20 Baht (~0.70 USD). In third class, the windows generally open and you can enjoy the breeze on the relatively short journey to Ayutthaya.

No reservation is necessary if you are planning to take the regular train. You can just turn up at the train station, buy a ticket and hop on.

A reservation is necessary on the express trains, but these only sold on the day of at the station or online at Thai Railway Tickets a maximum of one day ahead.

The Ayutthaya railway station is not on the island of ancient Ayutthaya. It is just across the river and a short ferry ride away. Walk across the main road from the station and down the small street to the river. Ferry boats run every few minutes and cost 5 Baht.

Pro tip: If you’re headed north to Chiang Mai (definitely worth a visit if you have time) you can stop off in Ayutthaya on the way, as trains from Bangkok to Chiang Mai stop at Ayutthaya.

Ayutthaya even has a left luggage office on the platform signed “Cloak Room” where you can store your luggage for 10 Baht while you explore the .

Luang Chumni Village

Rating 8.7, $28 double room, breakfast included

It wasn’t just the breakfast we loved at Luang Chumni Village! Though that was great too.

This is where we stayed when we visited Ayutthaya — and we loved it. Family run, authentic wooden Thai houses, and right in the middle of the ancient city, we are sure you’ll love it here! They have hammocks, sun loungers, and even a spot where you can practice yoga! Bicycle rental fee is only 50 Baht (~$1.60 USD) per bike per day.

Baan Luang Harn

Rating 9.2, $35 bungalow, breakfast included

This is another super cute family-owned guest house. The cabins here are so adorable and include a private veranda. The property sits on a lake where you can sit and watch the wildlife as you recover from your day exploring the . The staff are friendly and helpful and the breakfast is reportedly amazing. They will also arrange bicycles for you for a small daily rental fee.

Baan Thai House

Rating 9.2, $66 garden view villa, breakfast included

Baan Thai House offers a relaxing hideaway just outside the ancient city. Their Thai-style villas feature balconies with garden or lake views and there is a spa on the property where you ca arrange a massage to work out your sore muscles after wandering around the . An outdoor pool is available to take a relaxing swim in.

While it is located outside the ancient city, it is just 100 m from the floating market, and they provide free use of bicycles so you can easily ride the short distance to the . If you’re tired at the end of your day and can’t muster the energy to head out for dinner in the evening, they have a restaurant serving a range of local and Western dishes.

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Not all the statues in Ayutthaya are of Buddha.

Ayutthaya Day Tour with Sunset Boat Ride

For those who want something a little more laid back, this day tour from Bangkok will let you see the ancient ruins from the comfort of a boat. You’ll also get to visit Ayutthaya floating market, Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, and more.

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We hope our guide to Ayutthaya is useful when planning your day trip from Bangkok. Or maybe we’ve convinced you to stay a few days to really get the most of this ancient city! Either way, here’s to an amazing time at Ayutthaya.

♥ Happy mindful adventures, Jane & Stephen

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