Ayutthaya Tours and Tickets

Experience the best of Northern Thailand and Laos with an 12-day adventure tour through the region's jungles, rivers, villages and cultural heritage. After exploring UNESCO-recognized Ayutthaya, head to Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai to learn Thai cooking, visit the cities' renowned temples, and go ziplining. Board a slow boat to a remote Mekong community, then visit rural farms, forest and a sacred cave system built into a sheer cliff. Take in the colonial gems of Luang Prabang and Vientiane with a tubing stop in Vang Vieng before returning to Bangkok.

Visiting the Ayutthaya temples on a cultural day trip from Bangkok is a highlight of any Thailand visit. This full day tour includes a stop to see the ornately decorated buildings once used as a summer palace by the kings of Siam, visiting temples in the ancient capital of Siam, a delicious buffet lunch onboard a riverboat as you make your way down the 'River of Kings' and more. This is a 'Must-Do' activity for everyone who visits Bangkok.

See the ancient temples of UNESCO-listed Ayutthaya, the royal summer palace at Bang Pa-In, and the terraced waterfalls of Erawan National Park - all on this 3-day small-group tour from Bangkok. Stay overnight in Kanchanaburi on the River Kwai, where your guide highlights the region's World War II history. You'll visit the War Museum, the Allied War Cemetery and the Thailand-Burma 'Death Railway' Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum. With numbers limited to 12 people, you'll receive undivided attention from the guide.

The Siamese capital of Ayutthaya is one of Thailand's most impressive UNESCO World Heritage sites and visiting on a private tour means you can explore the ancient marvel in your own time. This full-day tour from Bangkok combines a visit to Ayutthaya with a stop at Wat Phu Khao Thong, a tour of Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, and a delicious Thai lunch at a local restaurant.

Visit enthralling temple ruins in the Historic City of Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this private day trip from Bangkok. Travel with your own personal guide to the ancient Thai capital. This full-day itinerary packs in culture and cuisine, including lunch on a docked rice barge and traditional food tastings of local specialties. Round-trip hotel transport by air-conditioned minivan is included.

The Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya or Ayutthaya in short, is one of Thailand's historical and majestic highlights. Serving as the Thai capital for 417 years (1350 1767: Kingdom of Ayutthaya), it was once glorified as one of the biggest cities in the world a Southeast Asia center for civilizations. During the 17th century, most foreign visitors to Ayutthaya, traders or diplomats alike, claimed Ayutthaya to be the most illustrious and glittering city that they haacd ever visited. The map of Ayutthaya published in 1691 by Simon de la Loubre in Du Royaume De Siam is proof of such recognition. The temple compounds are still awe-inspiring even in disrepair and a visit here is memorable and a good beginning for those drawn to the relics of history.The architecture of Ayutthaya is a fascinating mix of Khmer (ancient Cambodian style) and early Sukhothai style. 

Discover Bangkok and Ayutthaya at your own pace with this private 8 hour city tour from the comfort of your own dedicated taxi with chauffeur. Be collected from your hotel, and then with tips and insights from your chauffeur, you can explore your way and in your own time.

Discover the ruins of an ancient Siamese city on a full-day coach tour of Ayutthaya from Bangkok. Walk the elegant grounds of the Kings' Summer Palace, explore a maze of towering chedis and encounter a mysterious Buddha's head wrapped in the roots of a Banyan tree. Get a taste of Thailand's vivid present at an Ayutthaya restaurant and learn the stories that haunt this former capitol, whose rambling temples and magnificent stupas are protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Discover the treasures of Ayutthaya on a full-day bike tour that takes in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and its surroundings. Travel round-trip from Bangkok to take a leisurely bike ride around the highlights of Ayutthaya, including the Chao Phraya river and the surrounding countryside. Includes guide, lunch, use of bike gear, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

At the beginning of the fifteenth century, Ayutthaya was a powerful city.The 35 kings that followed him checked for about 400 years, large parts of Siam ( the former name of Thailand) , and extended continuously the capital .During his best years Ayutthaya was a metropolis with three royal palaces, 375 temples and 94 entrances to the city , protected by 29 ramparts .French, Portuguese , British, Dutch and Japanese lived in its urban districts , separated by about 1 million of the Siamese .The Europeans possessed their own churches , including the Cathedral of St. Joseph of the eighteenth century , which still exists .You will visit the fabulous ruins of the ancient splendor of the city "˜ of Ayutthaya , which in 2000 had 65,000 inhabitants .

Enjoy this full day private tour with best service. Next to experiencing a cozy boat cruise, you also could feast your eyes on these attractive places, such as Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, Wat Phra Mahathat, and Wat Mongkhon Bophit.

Pedal through the best of central Thailand on a 4-day bicycle tour from Bangkok. Follow a scenic, 75-mile (120-kilometer) route: ride alongside canals to the vibrant Damnoen Saduak floating market and visit Kanchanaburi's poignant World War II-era sites. Cycle through the majestic ruins of Ayutthaya and travel along jade-colored rice paddies to Bang Pa In, where the ancient Siamese King's spent the summer months. Your group is supported by an air-conditioned van, so choose to ride as much "” or little "” as you like on this extraordinary trip through Thailand's heart.

Bicycle around the UNESCO-listed Historic City of Ayutthaya with an expert guide. This full-day bike tour follows flat terrain on an easy ride with stops at impressive temples in the ancient capital of Siam. Pedal past local villages lining the riverbank and enjoy Thai dishes during a scenic riverside lunch. You'll travel round-trip by minivan from Bangkok to Bang Pa-in and board a ferry to cross the Chao Phraya River. This small-group tour operates with a maximum of 10 people for a personalized experience.

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this private guided tour of Ayutthaya from Bangkok. This long day trip will be a breeze with round-trip transportation provided; you can focus on the scenery and enjoying the experience. Listen to insightful commentary from your guide while visiting highlights such as Wat Mahathat, Wat Chaiwattanaram, and Bang Pa-In Summer Palace.

Visit landmarks and experience rural life in central Thailand on a 3-day tour from Bangkok. Visit ancient and modern temples, stop at the Sam Chuk riverside market in Suphan Buri, cruise down the Sakaekrang River, and learn about weaving and the traditional Lao-Krang community. Go bird-watching in the wetlands of Bung Boraphet, then explore the ancient ruins of Ayutthaya - the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cover more ground with a guide and tour that includes two nights of accommodation, meals, transportation, and entrance fees.

Get a personalized day tour of Bangkok or neighboring provinces for a unique look at Thai culture and lifestyle. Your fully licensed local guide works with you to tailor a trip that can include the Summer Palace, Floating Market and much more.

Explore Thailand along your private trip to the North. This trip is filled with historical, cultural and natural sites of both the Central and the Northern regions of Thailand including the UNESCO world heritage sites of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, the unspoiled nature of Uthai Thani, especially the way of life of Thai people on the raft houses along the tranquil Sakraekrang River, as well as Hub Patad Cave. The trip continues to the Golden Triangle, once notorious for the traffic of opium, the exquisite white temple in Chiang Rai and ends with the beauty of Chiang Mai, the "Rose of the North".

Ratchaburi, a town of historical importance during the Dvaravati period over 1,000 years ago, is located on the banks of the Mae Klong River 80 kilometers west of Bangkok. Featuring a diverse topography, Ratchaburi features lowlands to the east and the Tanaosi Mountain Range to the west, which provides a natural border with Myanmar (Burma). The Ratchaburi provincial area abounds in natural attractions and historical sites. Ratchaburi features outstanding natural beauty and a number of opportunities to learn about Thai culture

Discover the royal capital of ancient Siam on a full-day trip to Ayutthaya, and return to Bangkok aboard a luxurious Chao Phraya riverboat. Wander the manicured grounds of the King's Summer Palace, explore the weathered stone temples of the ruined city and encounter silk-draped Buddhas, elegant chedis and towering Banyan trees. Learn the dramatic history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, then step onto an air-conditioned riverboat to enjoy a traditional buffet and travel the tranquil 'River of Kings' back into the bustling heart of Bangkok.