Hua Ro Night Market

Ayuthaya


Rather small, this riverside night market nevertheless attracts a fair number of travellers because many boat tours finish in this area.

However, the Bang Ian Night Market is the superior choice food-wise.


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2. Pratu Khao Pluak Fortress

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4. Wat Ratchaburana

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5. Wat Mahathat

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