Join tour Bangkok: Ayutthaya UNESCO Temples, Cultural Activities, Boat include share transfer

Begin your experience at Wat Phanan Choeng.

one of Ayutthaya’s oldest and most sacred temples. Visit the famous riverside fish-feeding area along the Chao Phraya River, a popular spot among Thai visitors who come to make merit and participate in local Buddhist traditions. Discover the unique blend of Thai-Chinese spiritual beliefs while paying respects to the revered Luang Pho To Buddha image, one of Thailand’s largest and most respected Buddha statues. Learn about the important role that merit-making, temple culture, and community traditions continue to play in everyday Thai life.

Continue to Wat Mahathat.

The spiritual heart of the ancient Ayutthaya Kingdom and home to the world-famous Buddha head embraced by tree roots. Explore UNESCO-listed ruins while hearing stories of Ayutthaya’s rise and fall as one of Asia’s greatest trading capitals. This is also Ayutthaya’s most photographed landmark, offering unforgettable opportunities to capture iconic images surrounded by centuries-old temple remains and historic brick stupas.

Enjoy a relaxing break at a traditional canal-side

Thai restaurant, where you can experience authentic local life away from the tourist crowds. Savor traditional Thai cuisine in a peaceful waterside setting while discovering the culinary traditions and riverside lifestyle that continue to shape the culture of Ayutthaya today.

Continue to Wat Chaiwatthanaram.

One of Ayutthaya’s most magnificent royal temples and a symbol of the kingdom’s golden age. Admire its impressive Khmer-inspired architecture, explore ancient galleries and towering prangs, and learn about the history of this UNESCO-listed landmark. Here, you can experience a uniquely Thai cultural atmosphere as local visitors often dress in traditional costumes while exploring the temple grounds and celebrating their heritage among the spectacular historic ruins.

Begin your experience at Wat Phanan Choeng.

one of Ayutthaya’s oldest and most sacred temples. Visit the famous riverside fish-feeding area along the Chao Phraya River, a popular spot among Thai visitors who come to make merit and participate in local Buddhist traditions. Discover the unique blend of Thai-Chinese spiritual beliefs while paying respects to the revered Luang Pho To Buddha image, one of Thailand’s largest and most respected Buddha statues. Learn about the important role that merit-making, temple culture, and community traditions continue to play in everyday Thai life.

Continue to Wat Mahathat.

The spiritual heart of the ancient Ayutthaya Kingdom and home to the world-famous Buddha head embraced by tree roots. Explore UNESCO-listed ruins while hearing stories of Ayutthaya’s rise and fall as one of Asia’s greatest trading capitals. This is also Ayutthaya’s most photographed landmark, offering unforgettable opportunities to capture iconic images surrounded by centuries-old temple remains and historic brick stupas.

Enjoy a relaxing break at a traditional canal-side

Thai restaurant, where you can experience authentic local life away from the tourist crowds. Savor traditional Thai cuisine in a peaceful waterside setting while discovering the culinary traditions and riverside lifestyle that continue to shape the culture of Ayutthaya today.

Continue to Wat Chaiwatthanaram.

One of Ayutthaya’s most magnificent royal temples and a symbol of the kingdom’s golden age. Admire its impressive Khmer-inspired architecture, explore ancient galleries and towering prangs, and learn about the history of this UNESCO-listed landmark. Here, you can experience a uniquely Thai cultural atmosphere as local visitors often dress in traditional costumes while exploring the temple grounds and celebrating their heritage among the spectacular historic ruins.

Begin your experience at Wat Phanan Choeng.

one of Ayutthaya’s oldest and most sacred temples. Visit the famous riverside fish-feeding area along the Chao Phraya River, a popular spot among Thai visitors who come to make merit and participate in local Buddhist traditions. Discover the unique blend of Thai-Chinese spiritual beliefs while paying respects to the revered Luang Pho To Buddha image, one of Thailand’s largest and most respected Buddha statues. Learn about the important role that merit-making, temple culture, and community traditions continue to play in everyday Thai life.

Continue to Wat Mahathat.

The spiritual heart of the ancient Ayutthaya Kingdom and home to the world-famous Buddha head embraced by tree roots. Explore UNESCO-listed ruins while hearing stories of Ayutthaya’s rise and fall as one of Asia’s greatest trading capitals. This is also Ayutthaya’s most photographed landmark, offering unforgettable opportunities to capture iconic images surrounded by centuries-old temple remains and historic brick stupas.

Enjoy a relaxing break at a traditional canal-side

Thai restaurant, where you can experience authentic local life away from the tourist crowds. Savor traditional Thai cuisine in a peaceful waterside setting while discovering the culinary traditions and riverside lifestyle that continue to shape the culture of Ayutthaya today.

Continue to Wat Chaiwatthanaram.

One of Ayutthaya’s most magnificent royal temples and a symbol of the kingdom’s golden age. Admire its impressive Khmer-inspired architecture, explore ancient galleries and towering prangs, and learn about the history of this UNESCO-listed landmark. Here, you can experience a uniquely Thai cultural atmosphere as local visitors often dress in traditional costumes while exploring the temple grounds and celebrating their heritage among the spectacular historic ruins.