Uncover the Magic of Ayutthaya – A Journey Through Time
Tour Highlights
Wat Yai Chaimongkol 🛖✨
Built in 1357 by King U-Thong, Wat Yai Chaimongkol served as a meditation site for monks returning from Sri Lanka. The giant chedi, built after King Naresuan’s great victory, still stands proud today.
Fun Fact:
🎖️ The name "Yai" means "big" — because this temple was built to house big victories and even bigger dreams!
Wat Lokayasutharam
Home to the majestic 37-meter-long Reclining Buddha, Wat Lokayasutharam offers a calming and sacred atmosphere amidst Ayutthaya’s ruins.
Fun Fact:
🌸 Many locals come to worship the Reclining Buddha for blessings of peace and success before starting a new chapter in life.
Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
The grandest temple of Ayutthaya, once reserved exclusively for royal ceremonies. Built in the 15th century, it held the ashes of three Ayutthaya kings.
Fun Fact:
🔔 No monks ever lived here — it was a royal temple, unlike most others!
Wat Mahathat
Founded in the 14th century, Wat Mahathat was Ayutthaya’s religious heart and housed important Buddhist relics. Today, it’s famous worldwide for the Buddha head entwined within tree roots.
Fun Fact:
📷 It’s one of the most photographed spots in Thailand — a must-see for every visitor!
Wat Chaiwatthanaram
Built in 1630 by King Prasat Thong, Wat Chaiwatthanaram reflects Khmer-style architecture and was inspired by the famous Angkor Wat.
Fun Fact:
🌅 At sunset, the temple turns golden — making it one of the most romantic spots in Ayutthaya!
🗓️ Tour Itinerary
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0615-07:00 AM – 🚐 Pick up at hotel lobby
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Wat Yai Chaimongkol temple
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Wat Lokayasutharam temple
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Wat Phra Sri Sanphet temple
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Wat Mahathat temple
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Wat Chaiwatthanaram temple
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13:00-13.30 PM – 📍 End of tour at BTS Chidlom Station
Important information
👉Pick up from hotel in Bangkok major area.
👉The journey ends at Chidlom BTS Station
Tour Includes
- Roundtrip Bangkok hotel transfer
- Admission fees to the all temple
- Expert tour guide ( English or Japanese speaking )
- 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.
🌏 Travel smart. Travel safe. Experience Ayutthaya with heart. 🌏
