How do I get from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?

For a scenic route with a touch of local charm, trains departing from Bangkok’s Hualamphong train station will get you to Ayutthaya in 80 to 150 minutes, depending on which service you choose. The fastest train of the day is the 8:30am train, which completes the journey to Ayutthaya in 77 minutes.

Is Ayutthaya worth visiting?

Definitely! This is the reason you should visit Ayutthaya in Thailand: See beautiful ruins, ride an elephant and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. It is possible to explore Ayutthaya during a day trip out of Bangkok. The city became Thailand’s second capital after Sukhothai.

Is there an entrance fee in Ayutthaya?

Ayutthaya Historical Park entrance fee is free. However, some of the temples and sites in the historical park would ask for an entrance fee separately, ranging from 20 to 50 THB.

How much is Bangkok to Ayutthaya?

The train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya departs 32 times daily from Hualamphong station, taking between 1.25 hours to 2 hours to cover the 71 km distance with tickets costing from 15 Baht for a 3rd Class seat on an Ordinary train to 345 for 2nd Classon a fast DRC train.

Can I get a boat from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?

Chao Phraya River, also known as “The River of Kings”, is one of Thailand’s major rivers. This two-day, one-night slow boat cruise takes you from Thailand’s current capital, Bangkok to Ayutthaya, its ancient capital. This trip takes you right past the Grand Palace complex, with its enormous golden chedi, or stupa.

Is there a dress code in Ayutthaya?

Ayutthaya temples don’t have a strict dress code like most other temples in Thailand. They are treated more as historic sites rather than active temples.

How can I see Ayutthaya in one day?

Ayutthaya Day Trip Itinerary [inc. Cycling Route]

1) Wat Maha That (Buddha’s Head in Tree Roots)
2) Wat Ratchaburana.
3) Wat Thammikarat (Temple of the Roosters & Giant Buddha)
4) Wat Phra Ram (Tranquil Gardens)
5) Wat Phra Si Sanphet (The Most Important Temple)
6) Somdet Phra Si Nakharin Park (Less Visited Ruins)

Can I wear shorts in Ayutthaya?

You can still wear shorts or a dress, but just have a long scarf with you to wrap around your waist. Almost all the temples have street markets at the door where you can buy one for a $3 to $5.

Is Ayutthaya open?

Ayutthaya Tourist Center opens on Wednesday to Sunday 9.00 a.m.-4.00 p.m. Free admission fee. Open daily on weekdays except Wednesday 9.00 a.m.-4.30 p.m. Free admission fee also. Further information call 03-542-3177.

How long do you need in Ayutthaya?

The best itinerary for Ayutthaya is to spend one day exploring the main temples within the island and the next, exploring the outside, so 2 – 3 nights is a great timeframe.

Is it worth it to go to Ayutthaya from Bangkok?

One of the main advantages of joining an Ayutthaya Sightseeing Day Trip from Bangkok is that your English-speaking guide will take you to see the main wats (temples), so you don’t have to wander around and miss out on the most important buildings.

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How big is the city of Ayutthaya in Thailand?

Ayutthaya can be found 85km from Bangkok, where three rivers meet: the Chao Phraya, Lopburi, and Pa Sak. The archaeological zone occupies an area of 15 square kilometres, and is found spread out inside the modern city, Founded in 1350 by the king U-Thong, Ayutthaya was the capital of the Kingdom of Siam for more than 400 years.

When did Ayutthaya become the capital of Siam?

Founded in 1350 by the king U-Thong, Ayutthaya was the capital of the Kingdom of Siam for more than 400 years. Over these four centuries, 33 kings sat on the throne. When the city was at its peak, at the beginning of the 18th century, the city had more than a million inhabitants, making it one of the largest cities of the period.

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