Language Tour Code: HD003
English,Japanese Morning half day tour
— A cultural day trip you’ll never forget —
Join us on a magical journey to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam and a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Just a short drive from Bangkok, Ayutthaya is home to majestic temples, centuries-old ruins, and unforgettable experiences waiting for you.
🌟 Tour Highlights:
🛕 Wat Yai Chai Mongkol
Stand in awe of the towering chedi built to celebrate victory in battle. Explore peaceful gardens and rows of serene Buddha statues wrapped in saffron robes.
🏯 Wat Phra Si Sanphet
Visit the former royal temple of Ayutthaya’s Grand Palace. Its iconic three pagodas are the most photographed in the city—and for good reason!
🌳 Wat Mahathat
See the famous Buddha head entwined in tree roots, one of the most mysterious and sacred images in Thailand.
🐘 Elephant Ride through History
Top off your adventure with a gentle ride on an elephant through ancient ruins and lush landscapes. It’s a unique way to take in the historical beauty of Ayutthaya like royalty once did.
📸 Perfect for history lovers, cultural explorers, families, and photographers!
🍽️ Optional Thai lunch available at a local restaurant.
🚐 Travel in comfort with round-trip transportation, an experienced local guide, and all entrance fees included.
👉 Reserve your spot today and walk (and ride!) through the past in one of Thailand’s most iconic destinations.
✨ Why Choose This Tour?
It’s more than sightseeing—it’s storytelling. This is a day of culture, connection, and wonder, perfect for all ages.
👉 Book your Ayutthaya adventure today and uncover the soul of ancient Siam!
Travel itinerary
06.15-07.00 am Pick up at hotel lobby
-Wat Yai Chaimongkol
-Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
-Wat Mahathat
-Riding an elephant ( 10 minutes )
13.00 End of the journey at Chit Lom BTS station
Important information
Pick up from hotel in Bangkok major area.
End of the journey at Chit Lom BTS station.
Tour Includes
- Roundtrip Bangkok hotel transfer
- Admission fees to the all temple
- Expert tour guide
- 1 Bottle of water
- 1 Cold towel
- Accident insurance 1,000,000 baht
- Medical expenses from accidents 500,000 baht
👗 General Dress Code Guidelines for Ayutthaya Temples
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Shoulders and Knees Covered: Both men and women should ensure their shoulders and knees are covered. This means avoiding sleeveless tops, shorts, or skirts above the knee.
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Avoid Tight or See-Through Clothing: Clothing should not be tight-fitting or transparent. Leggings, for instance, are generally not acceptable unless worn under a longer garment.
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Footwear: While sandals are acceptable, it's customary to remove shoes before entering temple buildings. Therefore, wearing easily removable footwear is practical.
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Scarves as Shoulder Covers: Using a scarf to cover bare shoulders is not always accepted, especially in more strict temples. It's better to wear tops with sleeves.
