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Day tour from Bangkok with a morning visit to Ayutthaya, followed by a lunch and tour of the iconic floating market.
Day tour from Bangkok with a morning visit to Ayutthaya, followed by a lunch and tour of the iconic floating market.
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Day tour from Bangkok with a morning visit to Ayutthaya, followed by a leisurely afternoon on the Grand Pearl luxury river cruise.
Day tour from Bangkok with a morning visit to Ayutthaya, followed by a leisurely afternoon on the Grand Pearl luxury river cruise.
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Had an excellent trip to Ayutthaya! Our tour guide Jome, was very knowledgeable and kept a good pace throughout the tour so we had just the right amount of time to see and do everything without waiting around. Would definitely recommend it and book again! Thank you
A culturally immersive tour with visit to Ayutthaya, Lion Park Zoo, and the chance to dress in Thai nobility costumes.
A culturally immersive tour with visit to Ayutthaya, Lion Park Zoo, and the chance to dress in Thai nobility costumes.
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Afternoon tour to the city of Ayutthaya, a royal palace, and a night market—perfect for late risers, seeking a shorter day trip.
Afternoon tour to the city of Ayutthaya, a royal palace, and a night market—perfect for late risers, seeking a shorter day trip.
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Hotel Pick-up: 7am to 7:30am
Guests can choose to be picked up at their hotels at Khao San Road and Siam Square. Guests can also choose to go to a common meeting point, WanderSiam.
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Maeklong Railway Market: 9am
30 minutes
Tickets included
22 minutes
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Damnoen Saduak Floating Market: 10am
1 activities
Tickets included
This is the quintessential floating market experience, offering a colorful display of boats laden with fruits, vegetables, and local delicacies. It’s an ideal spot to sample authentic Thai street food and immerse yourself in the lively market culture! If time permits, do not miss an opportunity to ride on a boat to get up close to the vibrant market.
Boat Ride
Included in price
A boat ride through Damnoen Saduak Floating Market offers an immersive experience of the market’s vibrant atmosphere from the water. Glide past colorful boats brimming with fresh produce and local snacks while enjoying a unique perspective of traditional Thai commerce. This ride provides a picturesque view of the market’s lively scene and bustling activity.
2 hours
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Ayutthaya: 1:30pm
4 hours
3 attractions
Tickets included
1. Wat Phanan Choeng
Tickets not included
2. Wat Mahathat
Tickets not included
3. Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
Tickets not included
Car
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Drop-off at Hotel: 7pm
Guests can choose to be dropped at their hotels at Khao San Road and Siam Square. Guests can also choose to get down at a common point, WanderSiam.
Check off 3 must-do experiences in a day: a visit to a floating market, a railway market, and the historic city of Ayutthaya.
Check off 3 must-do experiences in a day: a visit to a floating market, a railway market, and the historic city of Ayutthaya.
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What can I do here?
Snap a photo of the legendary Buddha head wrapped in tree roots—it’s one of Ayutthaya’s most photographed images. While no one knows exactly how it ended up there, it’s believed the head was left behind during the Burmese attack and looting, and over time, the tree roots simply grew around it.
Duration: 11hrs
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Address: Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand
Tour duration
Just 90 minutes from Bangkok, Ayutthaya is home to ancient temples, ruins, royal palaces, and riverside serenity. Once the capital of Siam, this UNESCO World Heritage site is bursting with old-world charm and stories that feel straight out of a historical epic.
Easy-peasy—book online. It’s the best way to compare tours, snag deals, and secure your spot without the last-minute scramble. Plus, you’ll often find skip-the-line perks, curated itineraries, and bundled extras you won’t get on-site.
You can choose between shared or private tours, depending on your preference and budget. Some options even include convenient hotel pickup and lunch while others depart from designated meeting points in Bangkok.
Prices range from budget-friendly to premium, depending on what’s included. A basic group tour might start around THB 1540, while private or themed experiences can go upwards of THB 2590.
Most packages include round-trip transfers from Bangkok, entry to key temples and palaces, a local guide, and sometimes a few bonus stops like the Ayutthaya Floating Market, Sri Ayutthaya Lion Park or Bang-Pa in Summer Palace.
Expect a 6 to 11-hour day depending on the itinerary. Tours generally kick off early in the morning from Bangkok and wrap up by evening, just in time for dinner back in the city.
Absolutely! Some tours bundle Ayutthaya with floating markets or wildlife parks. You’ll see more, but be prepared for a packed day of adventure.
Don’t miss Wat Mahathat (famous for the Buddha head in tree roots), Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Chaiwatthanaram, and the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace.
Definitely. Most tours come with an English-speaking guide who brings the ruins to life with tales of ancient kings, invasions, and royal intrigue.
Totally. Ayutthaya is family-friendly, and some tours even include wildlife stops like the Sri Ayutthaya Lion Park—perfect for kids and animal lovers alike.
Think cool, comfy, and respectful. Lightweight clothes and good walking shoes are a must. Temples require modest attire, so cover your shoulders and knees. A hat and sunscreen won’t hurt either!
Accessibility can be a challenge due to uneven paths and ancient steps. Some private tours offer more flexible arrangements for guests with mobility concerns—just mention it when booking.
Yes! If you’re going solo or staying longer, rent a bike and pedal through the ruins like a time-traveling explorer. It’s a scenic, affordable, and fun way to see more.
Cooler months from November to February are perfect. Start early in the day to avoid the heat and beat the crowds—plus, you’ll catch that dreamy morning light on the ruins.
Some tours include a bit of leisure time for shopping, photography, or soaking in the views—just check the itinerary to be sure.