Panorama taken among the ruins of Wat Phraram in Ayutthaya. The Cambodian style phrang rises in the distance and nearby is a lilly pond. Much of the temple has fallen into disrepair, a memory of a bygone era.

Ruins of Wat Phra Ram - Ayutthaya visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Ruins of Wat Phra Ram' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Central Thailand.

Wat Phra Ram (Wat Phraram) was one of the larger and more important temples in Ayutthaya. It was built in 1369 on the site of the cremation of King U-Thong under the orders of his son King Ramesuan. Wat Phra Ram has a Cambodian style phrang and is still an active site of Buddhist worship. Within the compound is an attractive lilly pond.

Wat Phra Ram is one of the more important sites in Ayutthaya and a popular tourist attraction. As such entrance is ticketed.

Wat Phraram is on Thanon Phrasisanphet in the old town of Ayutthaya, close to the Tourist Information Office.