这里面的店家基本上分成三大类，一是一般性平价店家，以个体店面为主，商品种类较多，有高知名度连锁品牌，也有不知名的地摊人气货，而且有不少的商店均有“VAT Refund For Tourists”退税的服务；另一种是无店面式的花车摊位，位在走道的正中央，商品更平价些，其中有不少的花车商店专营化妆保养品，从国际名品到本土品牌，价格低廉，人气超旺；最后一种则是完全将跳蚤市场上的商品统统搬到此地，而且价格平价低廉，却仍有讨价还价空间！
Wat Maha That [ 1374 A.D.] Ayutthaya Historical Park
Wat Maha That is believed to have been made in 1374 during the reign of King Borom Rachathirat 1. The current name was given during the reign of King Ramesuan [ 1388 to 1395 ].
Wat Maha That at was a royal monastery and the spiritual center of the city. In the period 1610-1628 A.D. the main central prang collapsed, but was restored and heightened in 1633.
Wat Maha That was restored and remodeled many times in the later Ayutthaya period, until it finally collapsed in 1904. Restoration work by the Fine Arts Department in 1956 revealed many artifacts including the relics of the Buddha once housed in the stupa, other Buddha images and votive tablets, now on display in other museums.
Only the laterite base of the main chedi and some of its upper structure remains. There are traces of rows of columns that once supported the roof structure of the verandah that enclosed the chedi. Although only partially restored, the existing ruins are vast and imposing, and the visitor can gain an insight into what was once a most important religious centre.
进入大城史蹟公园，映入眼帘的首先就是玛哈泰寺及拉恰布拉纳两座相对的寺庙。玛哈泰寺可说是泰国大城裡歷史年代最為古老悠久的寺庙，大约建於波若玛拉嘉一世(Borom Rachathirat I 1370-1388)时期。这座寺庙是埋葬佛陀及皇公贵族骨骸之处，主塔曾经高达165呎，不过歷经战争浩劫之后，如今只剩下残破的寺庙供人凭弔。
