The old city of Ayutthaya is packed with Buddhist temples. Some are prestige as they were since centuries ago while some become ruins

Located on Inthawarorot Road, near Wat Phra Sing, is Wat Prasat where a rare Lanna style Buddha image is enshrined.

Located at Wat Lum Mahachai Chumpon on Taksin Road.

The National Museum of Nan is situated at Pha Kong Road, Nai Wiang District, Amphoe Mueang Nan, Nan. The museum is opposite to Wat Phra That Chang Kham, near Wat Phumin.

Wat Sri Ubon Rattanaram or Wat Si Thong is a royal temple near the City Hall in Ubon Ratchathani constructed in 1855 during the reign of King Rama IV of CHakri dynasty.

Wat Phrathat-haripunchai Woramahawihan (temple) is situated within Lamphun city centre.

Wat Mahathat or Wat Phra Mahathat, originally named Wat Huamuang

Wat Amphawan from the late Ayutthaya period was formerly called Wat Bang Muang. The most striking feature is a wooden scripture hall in the middle of a pond. This most complete example of Thai architecture has 2 rooms.