57 Things To Do In Ayutthaya

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1. Ayutthaya Historical Park

4 km from city center

Historical Site

The UNESCO World Heritage site of Ayutthaya Historical Park is located on the ruins of the ancient capital of Ayutthaya. Though it was destroyed partially by a Burmese invasion, it still hold many wonders and has examples of pristine architechture. The history and culture of 35 kings who ruled from here can be felt by those who visit the historical park.

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₹3,228

4.3 /5

3 km from city center

Temple

Wat Mahathat, also known as the temple of the great relics, is the place where Buddha relics were enshrined. The Supreme Patriarch, or the Holy Father sat here and commanded his disciples. The temple is said to have nearly identical structures to those in the Ankgor temple complex in Cambodia.

4.5 /5

3 km from city center

Temple

Wat Phra Si Sanphet is a significant historical temple. Considered to be the most important temple for the ancient royal family, Wat Phra Si Sanphet boasts of sculptures brought back from the famed Ankgor Wat in Cambodia.

4.5 /5

6 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Chaiwatthanaram, located in Ayutthaya, Thailand is a renowned Buddhist Temple constructed according to the Khmer style. It was predominately a royal temple where the king, along with the rest of the royal family, worshipped in private. The holy shrine is situated opposite the South Western end of the highly popular Ayutthaya Historical Park. Tourists enjoying a boat trip on the Chao Phraya riv (Read More)er can view the impressive Wat Chaiwatthanaram from afar as well.

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5. Bang Pa-in Palace

4.3 /5

15 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

The former residence of Thai Kings, Bang Pa-In Palace was built way back in 1632. Also known as the Summer Palace, it was properly restored and constructed by King Chulalongkorn Rama V in the 1880s. The building is made in a very European style. Nowadays, the palace is only used for a few royal ceremonies and is otherwise open for visitors. It is a beautiful piece of architecture and a good way to (Read More) escape from the summer heat.

4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Animal Rides

A retirement home for elephants, the Elephant Stay engages everyone there in ensuring the old elephants get the best possible care and comfort. It is operated under an NGO which is trying to get a safe and happy home for the non-working ageing population of Thailand's elephants. One has the opportunity to ride, feed, bathe and water their own elephants. All the income collected here goes towards t (Read More)he welfare of the big guys.

7. Wat Ratchaburana

4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Ratchaburana is one of the most important monasteries in Ayutthaya. Known as the “temple of royal restoration,” the beautiful architecture of the 14th-century sanctuary lay in ruins until the Department of Fine Arts, Thailand undertook the extensive restoration of the site. Situated in the proximity of Wat Mahathat as well as the Royal Palace, this temple is thought to be the most ancient mon (Read More)astery in the province of Ayutthaya.

4.3 /5

4 km from city center

Nightmarket

The Krungsri Market is one of the most popular weekend night markets in Thailand. People often come here to enjoy a cheerful ambience, lounging by long bamboo tables next to a little L-shaped pond called Bueng Phraram and sampling the local cuisine. They also enjoy shopping for little souvegnirs and watching some local shows, including martial arts.

4.3 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon also referred to as the Mongkhon is one of the primary temples in Ayutthaya. This temple has been restored many times since its construction during the 14th century. Although found to be partially ruined, Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon is functioning to date, with several monks housed within the building. It is also possible to view the Thai-style quarters of the monks within its prem (Read More)ises today. The local populace also makes sure to worship at the temple regularly, which makes it highly crowded on weekends.

4.2 /5

3 km from city center

Museum

The Chao Sam Phraya National Museum exhibits various artefacts and historic Buddha images that were discovered in ancient times. The museum features an impressive array of valuables, with two rooms even dedicated to gold artefacts.

4.2 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Built in the early phase of the Ayutthaya period, Wat Na Phra Men is also famously called the Monastery In Front Of the Funeral Pyre. A stunning place for worship with an extremely important history attached to it, it has one of the few unique images and statues of Buddha, which is a huge crowd puller. The temple is still active and conducts ceremonies as and when required. The architecture of thi (Read More)s cultural heritage is no less an aspect of wonder, one that reflects the period it was built in. Wat Na Phra Men was registered as a National Historic Site in 1935.

4.2 /5

4 km from city center

Museum

The Portuguese Settlement, also called Campos Portugues, in Ayutthaya was once home to thousands of Portuguese natives. Located just a few hours outside Bangkok, it is now fairly isolated but well-maintained by the government. You’ll get a glimpse of the Portuguese role in Ayutthaya’s weaponry, skills, and trading history through displays and pictures. There’s also a church that still stands. As t (Read More)here isn’t much else to do here, the Portuguese settlement will primarily appeal to history buffs eager to learn more or travellers with Portuguese roots.

13. Ayutthaya Floating Market

4.3 /5

1 km from city center

Shopping Market

The Ayutthaya Floating Market is a popular tourist attraction that offers a unique cultural and shopping experience. You can enjoy the charming atmosphere of wooden walkways, rustic shops, and vibrant boats selling their wares on the waterways. The market features numerous vendors selling a wide array of products, including intricate wood carvings, silk garments, jewelry, and other artisanal items (Read More). Food is a highlight with a vast selection of traditional Thai dishes available from both boat vendors and stalls.

4.6 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

A versatile and unique temple complex, the Wat Thammikarat in Ayutthaya is certainly a maze runner waiting to be discovered and explored. It is an active monastery, so one can also experience the working of the traditional monastic order and Thai rituals and traditions. The reclining Buddha image at the temple has been revered and worshipped by generations of Thai people. The holy bathwater is bel (Read More)ieved to have previously cured several people of illnesses and ill luck.

4.3 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Phanan Choeng is a spectacular Buddhist temple in the Historical Park of Ayutthaya. It differs from the other nearby temples in that it is a living monastery that still follows the doctrine of Buddhist faith, with people worshipping the statue of the sitting Buddha. It is most known for an enormous gilded statue of Lord Buddha in the traditional Mara or sitting posture. The most scenic view of (Read More) the temple is apparent from a riverboat on the Pa Sak River flowing along the region. The ancient temple also includes a pier for boats, making it convenient for boats to reach it by water.

4.3 /5

4 km from city center

Museum

The Million Toy Museum, located on Uthong Road near Wat Banomyong, is a unique museum that houses a collection of modern and antique toys in a colorful two-story building. This beautiful place of amusement has been designed into sections like the past and the present. The few best exhibits at this museum are life-size statues of Ultraman, Superman, Atom-Boy, And Yoda from Star Wars.

4.2 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located near the old Royal Palace and Wat Phra Si Sanphet in Ayutthaya, Wat Lokayasutharam is the site of the largest reclining Buddha statue in Ayutthaya. It is 8 metres tall, 37 metres across and built entirely out of brick giving the temple the epithet of the "Temple of the Reclining Buddha". The statue is placed among several ruins which gives it a touch of extra beauty as the only complete st (Read More)ructure in the whole area.

3.7 /5

2 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Chedi Wat Sam Pluem is the bell shaped chedi that welcomes you into the old city of Ayutthaya. The rest of the adjoining monastery has been cleared away for the construction of roads, but back in the day it was part of an important canal system from where locals could go directly to a lot of other temple complexes.

4.0 /5

4 km from city center

Village

Part of a Japanese compound in the past, the Japanese Village or “Baan Yippon,” is an exhibition of videos and artifacts displaying the lifestyle and history of Japanese emigrants in Ayutthaya. It is a haven for history buffs and photographers alike. Now, an everlasting symbol of the 130 (and more) years of diplomatic friendship between Japan and Thailand, the Japanese Village is included in every (Read More) Ayutthaya travel itinerary.

3.7 /5

3 km from city center

Boating & Cruises

The Ayutthaya Ferry Boat connects the old city to the main railway station. It runs every few minutes and the boatmen always slow down for you whenever a passenger raises their camera. It's a great way to experience life on the Chao Praya river. The ferry boat in Ayutthaya covers the distance between the railway station and the chaw-prom market.

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₹3,750

3.8 /5

5 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Amidst a sprawling garden along the banks of Chao Phraya, lies the grand and bright yellow building of Saint Joseph Catholic Church. There is a Catholic school right next to the church, which is why it's always bustling with noise and energy. The St Joseph Church is considered to be one of the oldest churches in Thailand. It was built on request by the Vietnamese missionaries who were headed by Fr (Read More)ench bishop Lambert De La Motte. Since the church is within the premises of a school, it mostly remains closed. However, the main building opens for the mass on Saturdays and Sundays, during particular timings.

4.5 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Suwandararam, the 'Temple of the Golden Star', is one of the surviving ancient temples in the UNESCO recognized World Heritage Site, Ayutthaya. Famed for its exquisite mural paintings, magnificent architecture and grandeur, the temple has served as an important symbol of legitimacy for the rulers of the Chakri dynasty. It continues to be revered by generations of Thai nationals, civilians and (Read More)royals alike.

4.5 /5

5 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

A one-of-a-kind temple, the Wat Phu Khao Thong or 'Monastery of the Golden Mount' located in Ayutthaya is unique for the diversity it offers to its viewers! Take the stairs to the top, and bask in the environs of the temple, with views of surrounding mosques, paddy fields, kampongs and the dynamic diasporic diversity that Ayutthaya has to offer. The temple is attached to a small monastery. Therefo (Read More)re, one can partake in and see the monks going about their daily business.

4.0 /5

3 km from city center

Museum

Located along the Chao Phraya river close to the Tambon Suan Phlu shipyard in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province in Thailand, Baan Hollanda or the Dutch Quarters is a significant site among the great ruins of the ancient capital of Ayutthaya. Renamed as the Baan Hollanda Museum in 2013, the Dutch compound is a museum that showcases antiques and small information boards reciting the history when the (Read More) Dutch made a former trade relationship with the Siam society in the 18th and 17th century.

4.1 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Nestled in the historical park of Ayutthaya close to the Grand Palace, Wihan Phra Mongkhon Bophit is a temple compound that magnetizes hordes of visitors with a compelling historical statue. It is famous for encompassing one of the biggest Buddha statues in Thailand and the oldest Buddha statue in Ayutthaya city - a 17-metre tall bronze gilded statue, said to be carved by the King Chairachathirat (Read More)himself, after the death of his son. Legend has it that once the statue was moved from its original location to its current place, a bolt of lightning struck it and its head once fell off.

4.2 /5

5 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Phutthaisawan is one of the most magnificent temples in Ayutthaya, located on the west bank of Chao Phraya River, opposite Koh Mueang. It was a monastery built to commemorate the founding of the first capital city of Ayutthaya and was sanctioned by the first king of the Ayutthaya kingdom, King Somdet Phra Ramathibodhi I. As per his orders, it was built on the location where his ministers and h (Read More)e used to stay before the city was established.

3.8 /5

2 km from city center

Museum

The Thai Boat Musuem is a private establishment owned by a Mr. Ajarn Paitoon Khawmala. Mr Khawmala felt a spiritual bond with Thai-styled boats and as a teacher in the Shipbuilding Technical School, decided to share his love for boatbuilding with the world.

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₹3,750

3.7 /5

1 km from city center

Museum

The Chantharakasem National Museum is housed within the former royal palace of King Naresuan the Great, the most renowned of the Ayutthaya kings. It features the personal effects of King Mongkut, who rebuilt the palace after a Burmese invasion had destroyed parts of it. The pavilion is made up of the King's private chambers and the Throne Hall.

4.6 /5

1 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Maheyong is a Buddhist monastery located just outside and on the Eastern end of the ancient city of Ayutthaya. The monastery lies in ruins although it had been restored several times in history. Believed to have been constructed as a meditation center in the 15th century, the red brick walls remain visible from afar. It has been declared as a national historical site by the “Fine Arts Departme (Read More)nt” of Thailand with the Buddhist monks being encouraged to preside over religious ceremonies held at the ordination hall (ubosot) during auspicious periods.

3.1 /5

0 km from city center

Historical Site

The bell shaped Chedi Phra Sri Suriyothai is said to contain the ashes of the late Queen Suriyothai. Though the public is not allowed access inside, one can admire the gold gilded spire from outside. It was built on the mouth of an old canal which has since been filled and converted to a road. Queen Suriyothai, to this day remains an icon of Thai culture for her famed bravery in battle.

4.2 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Phra Ram is a ruin located close to the former grand palace, over a swamp. It is built at the same place that King Rathibodi I was cremated in 1369. The construction was sanctioned by his son, and is said to be the first temple constructed after his death. Though the treasuries of the monastery have long been looted, they once held large amounts of the King's own belongings and treasures.

3.6 /5

5 km from city center

Shopping

The biggest shopping complex in northern Thailand, Ayutthaya City Park is a sprawling modern complex in the city of Ayutthaya. Its contemporary design sets it apart, and it stands in sharp contrast to the quaint old charm of the rest of the town. It’s a beautiful place to get away from the heat in the afternoons and spend a few hours shopping and relaxing. Its minimal modern design, open spaces an (Read More)d fountains give it a calm, beautiful vibe.

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₹3,228

3.8 /5

3 km from city center

Landmark

If you are planning to explore Ayutthaya, this should be the first place to visit as you will find all the relevant details about the places in and around this town. The tourist information centre is on the ground floor where you can find free maps and staff who will help you plan your vacation. Upstairs there’s a museum displaying the history and recommended tourist attractions of Ayutthaya. A vi (Read More)deo showing the entire history will be displayed at the end of the hall. Outside this building are six statues of brave kings and the queen of the Ayutthaya kingdom.

3.8 /5

5 km from city center

Monument

Situated towards nothern Ayutthaya, The King Naresuan Monument was constructed after being sanctioned by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit in memory of the bravery of King Naresuan. One of the most revered monarchs in Thai history of Thailand, King Naresuan, also known as 'Naresuan the Great' or 'Sanphet II' is said to have freed the Ayutthaya kingdom from Burmese control. Surrounded by lush green parks (Read More)and a reservoir, the monument houses the King Naresuan museum as well.

4.6 /5

1 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Kudi Dao, also known as “Wat Kudee Dao” or “Wat Kudidao”, is a restored ruin of a Buddhist monastery in Ayutthaya district. Dubbed the Monastery of the Star Dormitory, restoration work began in 1711 and was completed in 1715. The temple was the residence of an important priest called Phra Then Muni who advised Prince Borommkot, the leader who had overlooked the restoration work.

4.3 /5

5 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

The ancient temple of Wat Tha Ka Rong is located on the banks of Chao Phraya River near the city of Ayutthaya. This quaint little temple was built in the middle Ayutthaya period by merging two existing temples named Wat Tha and Wat Ka Rong which were both built around 1549.

4.3 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

The semi-ruined temple is mainly famous for its biggest chedi, surrounded by a ring of elephant statues. That is why Wat Chang translates to "A Temple Surrounded by Elephants". It is said that a king had once discovered Buddha relics buried in the ground here, so he dug them up, paid homage to them, and buried them back right in. He then ordered the construction of a chedi over it which is the Wat (Read More) Chang you see today.

3.8 /5

3 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Every king and prince of the Ayutthayan period has lived in the Old Royal Palace. The palace is divided into three main circular compounds each a subset of the other. The governement offices and royal courts were located in the premises of the central compound. It now houses the temple of Wat Phra Si Sanphet, and several marvellous examples of old Ayutthayan style architechture.

3.5 /5

7 km from city center

Monument

The Queen Suriyothai Monument is a dedication to the royal consort of King Maha Chakkraphat. According to the stories, she gave up her life to protect her husband. It features a large elephant with the Queen on it, surrounded by his guards. Situated in the middle of a lake approximately six kilometers north of Ayutthaya, this is a rather popular recreational site for locals.

3.5 /5

3 km from city center

Landmark

Set up in collaboration with the Japanese, the Ayuthaya Historical Study Centre was created to celebrate the 100 years of bilateral relations between Japan and Thailand, as well as their connection to each other through history. The study centre, focused on research, features museums which bring to life the old cultures and traditions of the Ayutthayan times, using modern techniques to present the (Read More)m in an easy and understandable way.

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₹3,228

3.4 /5

4 km from city center

Museum

The Ayutthaya National Art Museum has a small but lively art and historical exhibit, with students from the nearby university acting as local English guides. The artwork is not just set in the historical context but has a significant touch of modern art as well resulting in a culmination of the old and new right under one roof. One can take away some exquisite free postcards given away there.

3.4 /5

3 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Pom Phet Fortress is one of the only two remaining fortresses (out of 16) along the city walls. This fortress was never breached in war time, serving the important purpose of inspecting all foreign trade ships entering the kingdom. It now serves as a public park.

4.5 /5

2 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located on the banks of the Pa Sak River Wat Pichai Songkram is a beautiful Buddhist monastery that dates back to the 14th century. Several monks reside here even today. The current name ‘Wat Pichai Songkram’ meaning ‘Temple of War Victory’ was bestowed on this monastery in honour of King Taskin and his troops, who won over the Burmese invaders.

4.1 /5

1 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Situated in eastern Ayutthaya, Wat Samana Kottharam is an active monastery featuring the giant statue of Buddha in a ‘Halting evil’ pose. There is a now defunct major canal system that passed along the front of the temple.

3.1 /5

5 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Kasatrathirat Worawihan is an active monastery used by the Buddhist clergy. While most of the buildings of the complex are relatively modern, it has a history that dating back all the way to the 15th century. Destroyed by attacks, it has been restored multiple times.

3.0 /5

3 km from city center

Monument

King U-Thong Monument was built by a governor of the province, who wanted to ward off misfortune by paying homage to the founder of the entire Ayutthayan kingdom. All residents of Ayutthaya gather at the statue every year on April 3rd and celebrate the first king of the Kingdom. Garbed in royal attire this sword-bearing structure faces the location where his mortal remains were buried.

3.0 /5

2 km from city center

Museum

The Pridi Banomyong Memorial is a dedication to its namesake Pridi Banomyong, one of Thailand's most politicians who was born in Ayutthaya. The memorial consists of two very traditional Thai houses on the banks of the Khlong Muang in the old city of Ayutthaya.

4.2 /5

0 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Yanasen or Wat Yanusen is a Buddhist temple located on U-Thong Road towards the North of the city island called Koh Muang. It is a short walk from the famous Buddhist temple Wat Phra Mahathat in Ayutthaya. The exact date of the temple's construction is unknown, but some manuscripts mention that a Royal Treasury during the reign of the Ayutthaya Empire

4.5 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Phanom Yong officially translates to "The Temple of the Wet Nurse Yong". The still-active monastery initially built on a garden owned by a King's wet nurse was eventually built by the latter in her honour. Although abandoned after the fall of the Ayutthayan empire, it was maintained by the Yong family.

4.4 /5

0 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Borom Phuttharam also called Wat Borom Buddharam is a Buddhist temple on the southeast side of the city of Ayutthaya. King Phet Racha was built on the Rajabhat University grounds in 1689, that underwent some major renovations during the reign of King Borommakot.

2.9 /5

6 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Translating to the "Temple of the Magnificent Buddha Images", the construction of the Wat Phra Ngam is said to have unearthed many Pre-Ayutthayan sculptures of crouching deer, bronze Buddha and earthen Buddha. Since the King was most pleased with the earthen Buddha sculptures, the Wat came to be dedicated to Buddha images. The National Museum houses some of the artefacts from here as well.

2.9 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Worachettharam is a dilapidated Buddhist temple located to the west of the Royal Palace in Ayutthaya. Thought to have been built to guard the ashes of King Naresuan, the bell-shaped stupa and a seated Buddha at its base define the whole place. A large sermon hall is the only structure more or less still intact.

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FAQs on Ayutthaya

What are the top shopping places in Ayutthaya?

The top shopping places in Ayutthaya are Klong Sra Bua Weekend Floating Market, Ayutthaya City Park, Krungsri Market.

What are the top sightseeing places in Ayutthaya?

The top sightseeing places in Ayutthaya are Ayutthaya Historical Park, Wat Mahathat, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Bang Pa-in Palace, Chao Sam Phraya National Museum.

How can I commute within Ayutthaya?

Once you arrive in Ayutthaya, you will have to choose the ideal mode of transportation for you, depending on your budget and time. Ayutthaya is a small city and walking around to explore it is a good idea. However, if you are here just for a day trip, then time can be a constraint. In that case, another popular option is renting a bicycle which ranges from THB 40 - 60. Certain primary locations in the city have tuk-tuk stands, but they often overcharge, and you need to bargain to get a fair price.

By Bicycle: You can choose to cover distances by cycling through the streets of Ayutthaya. Cycles can be rented all over town, ranging from THB 40 to 100. The Soi 2, where some restaurants and hotels can be found, has several bicycle rental shops. Not all shops will provide locks. Make sure to carry ID to use as a deposit for the cycles.

By Tuk-Tuk: You can also choose to travel by these motorised three-wheeled vehicles. The tuk-tuks in Ayutthaya can fit up to 6 passengers at a time. They can be flagged from the train station, the street or outside many tourist attractions. They usually cost approximately THB 200-300 per hour.

By Motorbike: This is an extremely convenient way to travel around the city. Make sure you are aware and comfortable with traffic rules in Thailand beforehand. You can rent bikes all over town, such as near the railway station and at Soi Thor Kor Sor (near Chao Prom Market). Renting a bike costs approximately THB 300 to 400 a day.

Other than those above most common modes of transportation, you can also opt for other means such as the cyclo, songteow, ferry or minibus. The 'cyclo' (a vehicle made to fit two passengers) and 'songteow' (a vehicle adapted from a truck and used as a share taxi) can be flagged from streets. Minibuses can be hired for approximately THB 400-500 per day from the railway station.

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Day 1
Wat Worahettharm
Visit the Wat Worahettharam; a historic Buddha ruin seated in front of a bell-shaped chedi.
Wat Lokhaya Sutha
At a walkable distance is Wat Lokhaya Sutha; visit this 37-metre long and 8-meter high reclining buddha statue.
Wat Phra Mahathat
Trek down to Wat Phra Mahathat, yet another ancient site, where, you would come across the face of the Buddha through a Banyan tree's opening.

Wat Phra Si Sanphet
On the way for lunch at the local market, drop by Wat Phra Si Sanphet, the most significant Ayutthaya temple housing some of the most appealing chedis.
Wat Mongkhon Bophit
Visit the Wat Mongkhon Bophit after lunch. Situated in the vicinity of Wat Phra Su Sanphet, Mongkon Bophit hosts a large image of the Buddha within the temple.
Bang Pa-In Royal Palace
End the day with a quick visit to the Summer Palace; Bang Pa-In Royal Palace. You could relax on the premises of the palace after a long day's heritage tour.

Day 2
Wat Phukhao Thong
Set out early on a trek uphill to Wat Phukhao Thong, which is at a distance from the previous Wats.
Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon
Next, drop by one of the most important Thai temples, Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon. The bell-structured chedi is one of the highlights of the Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, along with its fulfilling view of the temple complex.
Wat Chaiwatthanaram
Another significant Ayutthaya landmarks, the Wat Chaiwatthanaram awaits you next on your list.

Wat Ratchaburana
After lunch, visit Wat Ratchaburana, also known as "The Temple of Royal Restoration". You would have to pay an entry fee of THB 50 at this temple.
Wat Suwan Dararam
Visit the Wat Suwan Dararam to witness some of the most exquisite artistic marvels, as it is famous for its mural paintings.
Foreign Quarters
Drop by Foreign Quarters, which is a European styled region housing some of the French and Portugal churches and other structures established during Ayutthaya's colonised era.
Chao Sam Phraya National Museum/Sunset Boat Tour
You could either choose to visit the Chao Sam Phraya National Museum or rush to the Ayutthaya Sunset Boat Tour and seal your perfect Ayutthaya Tour.

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57 Things To Do In Ayutthaya

1. Ayutthaya Historical Park

2. Wat Mahathat

3. Wat Phra Si Sanphet

4. Wat Chaiwatthanaram

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7. Wat Ratchaburana

8. Krungsri Market

9. Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon

10. Chao Sam Phraya National Museum

11. Wat Na Phra Men

12. Portuguese Settlement, Ayutthaya

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13. Ayutthaya Floating Market

14. Wat Thammikarat

15. Wat Phanan Choeng

16. Million Toy Museum

17. Wat Lokayasutharam

18. Chedi Wat Sam Pluem

19. Japanese Village, Ayutthaya

20. Ayutthaya Ferry Boat

21. Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Ayutthaya

22. Wat Suwandararam

23. Wat Phu Khao Thong

24. Baan Hollanda

25. Wihan Phra Mongkhon Bophit

26. Wat Phutthaisawan

27. Thai Boat Museum

28. Chandrakasem National Museum

29. Wat Maheyong

30. Chedi Phra Sri Suriyothai

31. Wat Phra Ram

32. Ayutthaya City Park

33. Ayutthaya Tourist Center

34. King Naresuan Monument

35. Wat Kudi Dao

36. Wat Tha Ka Rong

37. Wat Chang (Monastery of the Elephant)

38. Old Royal Palace

39. Queen Suriyothai Monument

40. Ayutthaya Historical Study Centre

41. Ayutthaya National Art Museum

42. Pom Phet Fortress

43. Wat Pichai Songkram

44. Wat Samana Kottharam

45. Wat Kasatrathirat Worawihan

46. King U-Thong Monument

47. Pridi Banomyong Memorial

48. Wat Yanasen

49. Wat Phanom Yong

50. Wat Borom Puttharam

51. Wat Phra Ngam

52. Wat Worachetharam

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