The photos, which were posted on social media, were accompanied by hashtags in Thai that translate as &ldquo;gang of sinners 2018&rdquo; and &ldquo;unseen angle because climbing is prohibited&rdquo;, suggesting that the visitors knew they were breaking the park&rsquo;s rules.&nbsp;

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The historic park has implemented new instructions about rules and punishments since the photo was made public and attracted online criticism.&nbsp; 
The Ancient Monuments, Antiques, Objects of Art and National Museums Act BE 2504 (1961) states that people committing &ldquo;abhorrent acts&rdquo; at historic sites can be punished by as much as one month in jail, a Bt10,000 fine or both.

‘Gang of sinners’ face complaint for climbing on Ayutthaya temples

The director of the Ayutthaya Historical Park, Sukanya Bua-nerd, filed a police complaint on Monday morning against a group of Thai visitors who climbed on to temple platforms to pose for souvenir photos.