Thailand in only 320 acres. A few hours at The Ancient City or “Muang Boran” will take you on an historical journey through the length and breadth of Thailand. This magnificent park is laid out in the shape of Thailand. with the entrance in the South. As you journey through the different regions of Thailand you will pass by 109 scaled down versions of Thailand’s most significant historical monuments. The Southern Region is a small peninsula with significant Buddhist monuments and Royal buildings as well as an old market town.
	Canals weave their way through the Central Region where the monuments depict the eras of Ayutthaya, Thonburi and Rattanakosin. One of the most outstanding buildings is a recreation of The Grand Palace.  A floating market with waterside restaurants is also in this area. The Northern Region is distinctive with its Lanna architectural style and reproductions of buildings of the Sukhothai period. There is a strong Khmer influence in the Northeastern Region particularly the Phimai Sanctuary and a man-made hill representing Khao Phra Wihan on the Thai- Cambodian border. The Eastern Region is the smallest as it encompasses less provinces. Noteable structures are The Ancient Theatrical Pavilion and The Red Block Fort.	Throughout each of the regions there are collections of statues reflecting historical scenes and religious beliefs. In addition to the regions, there is the Re-creation area that reflects the beliefs and thoughts of Thai society. There are various ways to travel through The Ancient City. These include on organized tours arranged by travel agents, by private car, on bicycles, tandems, three-seater bicycles and the parks trams. How to get there: Bus routes 25, 45, 142, 145, 508, 511, 513, 536 then change to mini-bus number 36 Open daily: from 8.00 am. to 5.00 pm. Admission fee: Adult Baht 300 Child Baht 200 Contact: Tel: 0 2323 9253 Website: www.ancientcity.com