AYUTTHAYA · THAILAND
Ayutthaya's classics.
The 9 most popular things to do in Ayutthaya. From the temple ruins to river cruises to day trips out to Bang Pa-In and Lopburi, the visits worth your time.
Ayutthaya temples plus the Ayothaya Floating Market on an 8-hour Bangkok day trip. AC bus, multilingual guide, and tickets included.
“Great experience, definitely recommended for those interested in Thai history. The temples are beautiful. Good transport and clear English.”
Bike Ayutthaya’s walls, temples, markets, and parks in 3 hours. Includes ferry ride, entrances, water, snack, and a guide.
“We had an excellent bike tour in Ayutthaya. Bung was a perfect guide and gave us so much information about Ayutthaya and it's history history. Bikes were in good condition and our route was easy even if you're not an experienced biker. Yes, you will be sweating, but that's Thailand 😄 We even got cold…”
Cycle Ayutthaya countryside to UNESCO ruins, visit iconic temples and markets, meet local school kids, and enjoy a riverside Thai lunch.
“Nice visit to Ayutthaya and a pleasant group atmosphere. The lunch provided was good in quality, but the portion was rather small. It was personally difficult to follow the explanations due to language clarity, which affected the experience. For us, it was overall average value for money.”
Cycle Ayutthaya at sunset: illuminated temples, night markets with Thai snacks, a guided story trail, and Thai dinner, for $54.
“Longer ride than expected but enjoyed it all Walling through the festival as there were so many people and drone show were unexpected extras”
Bicycle Ayutthaya with Jimmy: UNESCO temples, shaded backstreets, monk blessing, and snacks, with pickup included for $23.
“The tour with Jimmy was fantastic. He is so knowledgeable, and I felt very safe riding with him. A lovely experience.”
Budget-friendly full-day Ayutthaya tour from Bangkok with an English guide, four major temples, riverside views, and time to explore.
One-day Ayutthaya tour from Bangkok with a bilingual guide, UNESCO ruins, and iconic temples, ending with a peaceful sunset boat ride.
“P two was such a fun guide. Temples were amazing and the sunset boat ride was a great way to finish off our Thailand trip!”
Private electric tuk-tuk with an English-speaking driver in Ayutthaya. Customize your route for 4 to 8 hours, with no guide.
“Absolut empfehlenswert- wir konnten unseren Tag individuell gestalten - unser Fahrer war immer gut gelaunt zur Stelle.”
VELA Dinner Cruise on the Chao Phraya: no-pork buffet, live band, and Bangkok skyline views from Asiatique Pier 1 or Icon Siam.
“Everything went very well, from booking the tickets - we only booked 24 hours in advance - to the process on the ship. Very tasty buffet on the ship. Beautiful skyline of Bangkok on the trip. Unfortunately, the usual route could be taken because the water level was too high and we couldn't cross a…”
