Ayutthaya - Ancient Capital of Thailand - One-Day Easy & Essential Private Tour from Bangkok

Ayutthaya - Ancient Capital of Thailand

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Bang Pa In Summer Palace
Wat Yai Chaimongkol
Wat Mahathat
Wat Phra Si San Phet

Discover the essence of Ayutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital, through our streamlined morning tour designed for convenience and comfort. This easy-going itinerary focuses on the must-see historical sites of Ayutthaya, allowing you to explore the grandeur of its temples and palaces during the cooler morning hours. After enjoying a leisurely lunch, you’ll return to Bangkok in the early afternoon, skillfully avoiding the city’s rush hour traffic. Perfect for those looking to experience Ayutthaya’s highlights without the heat or hassle.

Destination	Ayutthaya
Start City	Bangkok
End City	Bangkok
Tour Type	Private Tour
Period	Day Tour
Depart	mtwthfsasu
Condition	Easy Moderate Strenuous
Tour Code	AY3

Highlight
Bang Pa In Summer Palace
Wat Yai Chaimongkol
Wat Mahathat
Wat Phra Si San Phet

Ayutthaya - Ancient Capital

Itinerary

07:30 hrs.: Begin your journey with a scenic drive to Ayutthaya, setting the stage for a full day of historical exploration in Ayutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital.
09:00 hrs.: Bang Pa-In Summer Palace
Explore the stunning Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, a blend of Thai, Chinese, and European architectural marvels set amidst beautiful gardens and waterways. This royal summer retreat showcases a variety of styles, from an Italian-style palace to a Thai pavilion floating on a lake, and even a Buddhist chapel with stained-glass windows. Wander through the grounds to discover statues and memorials that tell tales of love and loss, all while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of this historical gem.
11:00 hrs.: Wat Yai Chaimongkon
Begin your journey into the past at Wat Yai Chaimongkon, renowned for its towering stupas and serene Buddha statues. This site offers a glimpse into the Buddhist influence on the ancient kingdom.
11:30 hrs.: Wat Phra Si Sanphet
Visit Wat Phra Si Sanphet, the most important temple within the Royal Palace compound and the original from which the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok was copied. Three outstanding Ceylonese style pagodas were built in the 15th century to enshrine the ashes of three Ayutthayan kings.
12:00 hrs.: Wat Mahathat
Next, visit Wat Mahathat, famous for the Buddha head entwined in tree roots. This iconic image symbolizes Ayutthaya’s spiritual heritage and resilience, making it a must-visit for an authentic feel of the ancient city’s ambiance.
12:30 hrs.: Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Ayutthaya, sampling traditional Thai dishes and savoring the flavors of the ancient capital.
14:00 hrs.: Leave Ayutthaya and pass through green paddy fields, villages, and temples on the way back to Bangkok. (1.5-2 hour)

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Rates: Ayutthaya - Ancient Capital

Service Class	FIT				Group
Service Class	1 Person	2 Person	3-4 Person	5-8 Person	9-16 Person	17-32 Person	33+ Person
Premium Class	$ 248	$ 136	$ 115	$ 103	$ 94	$ 91	$ 85

Note: Price/Person in $ USD - US Dollar (1 USD = 33 THB - Thai Baht)

Inclusions:

Air-conditioned vehicles with experienced driver
English speaking licensed guide
All admission fees as mentioned in the program
Lunch

Exclusions

Items of a personal nature
Tips or Gratuities to guide and driver

Child Policy:

For children under 2 years old = Free
For children 2-11 years old = 75% of adult price
For children over 12 years old = Full adult price

[Valid: 01-JAN-2025 - 31-DEC-2026]

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Ratings & Reviews of Ayutthaya - Ancient Capital of Thailand

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Charlotte - UK - 2024-03-03

"Even though the weather was hot, I really enjoyed this tour. We booked a relaxed, no-rush private tour. Personally, I like taking photos and am not very interested in history, so the guide helped me find some secret photography spots where there weren't many people. The lunch was good; I'm satisfied. I give it 5 stars."
Ayutthaya-Ancient Capital of Thailand

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What is the dress code for visiting the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace? Olivia - 1 year ago

When visiting the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, it’s important to dress modestly. Visitors should avoid sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts, and tight-fitting clothing. It’s recommended to wear pants or skirts that cover the knees and tops that cover the shoulders. Shoes should be removed before entering any temple buildings, so it’s advisable to wear footwear that is easily taken off and put back on.

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