Discover the best attractions and experiences Ayutthaya has to offer
Ayutthaya’s ancient ruins and royal temples offer a window into a once-great capital.
Iconic riverside temple built by King Prasat Thong; stunning sunset and silhouette views.
Ruined temple famous for the Buddha head entwined in tree roots and atmospheric grounds.
Former royal temple with large chedis and expansive courtyard within Ayutthaya’s historic core.
Prang-temple known for its well-preserved crypts and intricate stucco decorations.
Learn about Ayutthaya’s history, artifacts, and daily life at these cultural stops.
Houses Ayutthaya’s artifacts, including coronation artifacts and sculpted bronzes.
Exhibits about Ayutthaya’s history and daily life in the ancient kingdom.
Covers the city’s evolution, local heritage, and key historical sites.
Spiritual landmarks that shaped Ayutthaya’s religious and royal life.
Iconic riverside stupa and temple complex, especially beautiful at dusk.
Temple ruins set around a central prang and sacred Buddha imagery.
Former royal temple with grand chedis and historical significance.
Temple featuring a crypt and intricate stucco details from Ayutthaya’s era.
Green spaces, gardens, and heritage landscapes surrounding Ayutthaya.
UNESCO-listed ruins and temple complexes spanning an ancient city island.
Elegant riverside palace complex with ornamental gardens and pavilions.
Scenic riverfront promenades ideal for strolls and sunset views.
Walk through districts that reveal everyday Ayutthaya life and river atmospheres.
Dense cluster of temples, markets and riverside streets to wander on foot.
Residential and market areas with local eateries and waterfront views.
Quieter neighborhoods ideal for a relaxed day trip and photos.
Experience Ayutthaya without a ticket price by enjoying views, walks, and markets.
Watch temple silhouettes glow as the sun goes down over the water.
Rent a bike and explore temple ruins and riverside lanes at your own pace.
View the grand facades and ancient walls from outside the sanctuaries.
Sample iconic flavors and local specialties from riverfront stalls to markets.
Savory noodle bowls served from boats and street stalls along the river.
Crispy, seasoned fish dishes common at riverside eateries.
Crispy Thai pancakes with coconut cream and toppings from local stalls.
Evenings in Ayutthaya offer riverside vibes and casual social spots.
Relaxed venues along the Chao Phraya for drinks and views.
Nighttime illuminations and a calm, historical atmosphere.
Markets with food stalls and local crafts in the cooler hours.
Cultural experiences and market vibes provide downtime between temple visits.
Local market with snacks, crafts, and live music on select evenings.
Seasonal dance or music showcases celebrating Thai heritage.
Short cruises offering illuminated ruins and city silhouettes.
Active ways to explore the city and its surroundings.
Flat, scenic routes ideal for a bike tour of the historic zone.
Paddle along the river with views of ancient temples.
Easy runs with water and temple backdrops.
Delve into lesser-known corners and authentic local experiences.
A backroads ride to lesser-visited temple sites and walls.
Peaceful water routes to explore away from crowds.
A respectful immersion into a daily Thai Buddhist practice.