AAA - Ayutthaya tour

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AYUTTHAYA

A full day visit to Ayutthaya, the former capital of Thailand (1350 - 1767) situated 90 kms north of Bangkok. At the magnificent city ruins you can see Wat Phra Sri Sanpetch with three spired pagodas, the large Buddha image of Phra Mongkol Bophit and then visit to Wat Chiya Mongkol.

Boat trip ride from Bang Pa-In summer palace to Ayutthaya is one of the best recommendation trip, please consult with our driver for the assistance)Bang Pa In is the former Royal Summer Residence of King Rama V consisting of buildings in a quaint mixture of European and Thai architecture.

You will have a chance to visit the interior of Chinese Wehat Chamrun Palace. Join int. buffet lunch with reasonable price can be found at 5 star hotel in Ayutthaya.

		Vehicle rental fee with English speaking driver for half day rental : Baht 3,000.00 per vehicle

What's include in the rental fee

Gasoline, mileage, road tolls, parking fee, and insurance

Private vehicle for full day rental

Pick up and drop off at hotel

What's not include in the rental fee

Admission at each temple : Baht 40.00 per person.

Duration

		Duration suggestion : 6 hours

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Cultural heritage and historical sites

Thailand’s eventful past is reflected in a variety of historical sites located in almost every part of the county – more than enough to fill several itineraries for visitors with a special interest in archaeology. The majority have museums where artifacts discovered in the area are exhibited. Learn more.....

Prasart Hin Phimai

Praset Hin Phimai in Nakhon Ratchasima (Khorat) was built in the early 12th century and ahs been described as the largest Khmer sanctuary in Thailand, and one of the finest examples of classical Khmer architecture. It was once linked by a direct road with Angkor itself. The temple was restored by Bernard Groslier, a French archaeologist.

Entrance fee : Baht 40.00 per person / temple

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