Our day will kick off with a hotel pickup, ensuring a seamless and comfortable start to your Ayutthaya adventure. Brace yourself for an exciting tuk-tuk journey in Ayutthaya, offering a vibrant and distinctive travel experience. Upon reaching your first destination, the real excitement will begin.

Visiting Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya is like taking a journey into the past and the heart of Thai history. The old stones at the temple tell stories, and there's a famous Buddha head tangled in the roots of a tree that makes it really interesting. The ancient stupas and peaceful surroundings make you reflect and feel connected to Thailand's culture. Wat Mahathat is more than just a temple; it's like a living reminder of Ayutthaya's enduring spirit and deep spirituality.

Wat Chaiwatthanaram in Ayutthaya, by the Chao Phraya River, is a gorgeous example of Thai architecture. It was built in the 17th century and has a tall prang, smaller stupas, and lovely galleries. The temple looks especially beautiful at sunset when the golden light reflects on the river. In the evening, carefully placed lights make the temple shine, creating a magical feeling. As you walk around, you'll feel a mix of history and spirituality, getting to know the rich culture of Thailand. Wat Chaiwatthanaram isn't just a place from the past; it's a peaceful and captivating spot to enjoy the wonders of Ayutthaya.

Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon in Ayutthaya is an old temple from the 14th century known for its impressive Great Stupa of Victory. The temple is surrounded by peaceful greenery, making it a great place for thinking and quiet moments. Inside, there are rows of Buddha statues that add to the spiritual feeling. The stupa's cool design shows off the great skills of the Ayutthaya Kingdom, making it an important cultural and historical spot. If you climb the stairs of the stupa, you can see amazing views and feel the significance of this iconic symbol, connecting you more to Thailand's rich culture and history.

Wat Lokayasutharam is an important temple in Ayutthaya, famous for its reclining Buddha statue. This temple thought to be built during the Ayutthaya period, has a big reclining Buddha made of brick and stucco called "Phra Buddha Sai Yat." This impressive statue is about 42 meters long and is one of the biggest reclining Buddhas in Thailand.

he Ayutthaya Floating Market is a lively market by the river. You can walk around on wooden paths or take a boat to check out the stalls. The market has traditional Thai-style buildings, and you can buy all sorts of things like local crafts, souvenirs, clothes, and yummy Thai street food.

Get ready for an exciting ATV adventure at Sun Leisure ATV Place in Ayutthaya! We'll get you set up, and then you'll get to explore the ancient heritage of Ayutthaya in a cool ATV ride. It's a thrilling way to add some adventure to your cultural exploration! In addition, you will also get to visit Samana Kottharam, Wat Kudi Dao, Wat Dusitaram, and Wat Maheyong.

As the tour finishes, we'll give you a ride back to your hotel. Hop into a tuk-tuk for the return journey, adding a bit of local charm to your Ayutthaya experience.