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Ayutthaya also known as Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya is the capital of Ayutthaya province in Thailand. Ayutthaya was named after the city of Ayodhya in India, the birthplace of Rama in the Ramayana. Ayutthaya was the capital of the kingdom of Thailand for many centuries between 1350 and 1767. The Burmese invaded Ayutthaya and the capital fell in 1767. Most of the city's temples and religious sculptures were destroyed. However, proud monuments to its glory are still standing, some restored.
Ayutthaya is located about 90 kilometers from Bangkok. It is recommended that if you are interested in Thai history & ancient monuments then you have to stay 2 full days with an overnight for sight sightseeing. The extensive ruins and the historical records demonstrate that Ayutthaya was one of Southeast Asias most prosperous cities. Ayutthaya province is easily accessible due to good road, rail and river connections and its proximity to Bangkok. Boat Trip, Bangkok Ayutthaya Cruise, Bicycle Tours & Mountain Biking are the activities which we can enjoy in Ayutthaya.
Boat trips are available along the Chao Phraya River, the Pa Sak River and around the town island of Ayutthaya. A long-tailed boat can be chartered at the pier in front of Chanthara Kasem National Museum, Pom Phet Pier, and Wat Phananchoeng Pier. The fare totally depends on the route and duration which you will choose. The River King Cruise will take you to the World Heritage in Thailand Ayutthaya Province with international buffet lunch & beverages break. Witness the sensational view of the Chaopraya River where the great Temple of dawn (Wat Arun), Grand Palace (Wat Prakaew) and Rama where 8 Bridge are nested. Even you can visit the highlights of Ayutthaya; Summer Palace, Wat Yai Chaiyamonkol, Wat phrasisanphet, and Vihara Phramongkolbopitr. Cycle Tours from Tourism Authority of Thailand, Tourist Information Centre at the old city hall, the suggested 11.82 km cycling route is flat and paved, passing over a concrete bridge. It is ideal for families, amateurs and can be enjoyed year-round. Bicycles are available for rent at several locations. Sukhothai Ayutthaya Mountain Biking is dedicated cycle paths to take you round the majestic ruins, temples and palaces. Further south, a bike is the ideal way to see the sprawling remains of the kingdom's once great capital Ayutthaya.
Ayutthaya is located about 90 kilometers from Bangkok. It is recommended that if you are interested in Thai history & ancient monuments then you have to stay 2 full days with an overnight for sight sightseeing. The extensive ruins and the historical records demonstrate that Ayutthaya was one of Southeast Asias most prosperous cities. Ayutthaya province is easily accessible due to good road, rail and river connections and its proximity to Bangkok. Boat Trip, Bangkok Ayutthaya Cruise, Bicycle Tours & Mountain Biking are the activities which we can enjoy in Ayutthaya.
Boat trips are available along the Chao Phraya River, the Pa Sak River and around the town island of Ayutthaya. A long-tailed boat can be chartered at the pier in front of Chanthara Kasem National Museum, Pom Phet Pier, and Wat Phananchoeng Pier. The fare totally depends on the route and duration which you will choose. The River King Cruise will take you to the World Heritage in Thailand Ayutthaya Province with international buffet lunch & beverages break. Witness the sensational view of the Chaopraya River where the great Temple of dawn (Wat Arun), Grand Palace (Wat Prakaew) and Rama where 8 Bridge are nested. Even you can visit the highlights of Ayutthaya; Summer Palace, Wat Yai Chaiyamonkol, Wat phrasisanphet, and Vihara Phramongkolbopitr. Cycle Tours from Tourism Authority of Thailand, Tourist Information Centre at the old city hall, the suggested 11.82 km cycling route is flat and paved, passing over a concrete bridge. It is ideal for families, amateurs and can be enjoyed year-round. Bicycles are available for rent at several locations. Sukhothai Ayutthaya Mountain Biking is dedicated cycle paths to take you round the majestic ruins, temples and palaces. Further south, a bike is the ideal way to see the sprawling remains of the kingdom's once great capital Ayutthaya.