Wat Sangka Tha วัดสังขทา
Wat Sangkha Tha is located on the city island in the southwestern part of Ayutthaya. The temple is licsted in the Somdet Phra Sri Nakharin Park. Wat Sangkha Thae and Wat Chedi Yai are nearby Wat Chao Phram and several other ruins are located just east of here.
Being part of the Somdet Phra Sri Nakharin Park the ruin has been restored by the Fine Arts Department. The site consists of two monastic structures, an ordination hall and a wihan, both with a chedi.
Two other monastic structures are also nearby. A wihan called Wat Sangkha Thae or the "Monastery of the True Monkhood" and likely a bell or drum tower.
The whole complex is surrounded by a moat. All buildings were probably originally part of one temple but early maps show them as two seperate temples.
Its historical background and period of construction are unknown with most records being destroyed during the fall of the city to the Burmese in 1767. The Royal Chronicles of Ayutthaya mention an ...
Port FC vs Sukhothai FC match in the Thai League 1 (2025–26 season) January 10, 2026, at PAT Stadium in Bangkok.
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Port FC vs Sukhothai FC match in the Thai League 1 (2025–26 season) January 10, 2026, at PAT Stadium in Bangkok.
Port FC delivered a dominant and professional performance, securing a convincing 5-0 victory over Sukhothai. The home side took complete control early, building a commanding 3-0 lead by halftime through clinical finishing and strong play. The second half was more controlled and low-key, as Port managed the game to protect their advantage while still adding flair. Two late penalties helped inflate the final scoreline, providing some extra gloss to an already decisive win.
This result gave valuable minutes to several squad players, including league debuts for some and a first league appearance of the season for key figure Bordin Phala. It was a solid, commanding display from the home team.
Port FC vs Sukhothai Thai League Football January 10th 2026 - Start of the Second Half of the Season
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This annual air show is a highlight for families, especially children, offering thrilling aerial displays, close-up views of aircraft, and various fun activities to inspire youth and showcase Thailand’s air defense capabilities. The event is free to attend and draws huge crowds—often over 100,000 people!
This is a free event and really a lot of fun for everyone, not just military enthusiasts.
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