I've been dickering around for almost a freaking week about this Ayutthaya post, but every single way I wrote it was extra-lame. The pictures are way too cool to let them flitter off into the ether, though.
Here's a slideshow of the pictures we took in Ayutthaya, Thailand, capital from 1531 to 1767, when it was sacked by the Burmese. There are many beautiful Buddha statues scattered around the many sights in the city - some of them were burned and desecrated by the Burmese, but a few survived.
Mouse over the top of the slideshow to slow it down or speed it up. Clicking on any picture will give you the option of viewing it on Flickr, where I'm going to to input further information.
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
