Visit one of the oldest cities in Thailand not far from Bangkok. Ayutthaya, the former capital of “the Kingdom of Siam”. It homes to some of the country's most important relics these days. Impress in the history of Thailand, UNESCO World Heritage site. See the famous reclining Buddha statue at Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon. Visit the Bang Pa-In Palace, which has a history of more than 300 years with exquisite architecture, and enjoy beautiful souvenirs. Stop by for lunch with delicious boat noodles. Would you like to chill in Café? come and enjoy having coffee by the rice field with the breeze and pure earth atmosphere. Take a tuk-tuk around the islands and the local night market. There are many packages in Ayutthaya that you can choose from. We can arrange it for you!

Wat Chaiwattanaram, The ancient Thai king built in memory of his mother, also known as the Royal Concubine Temple. The most beautiful temple in the Ayutthaya heritage complex

Wat Lokaya Sutharam, the largest reclining Buddha outside Ayutthaya. (Bottom left) Wat Ratchaburana, the oldest Buddha mural in Thailand. (Bottom right) Wat Phra Si Sanphet, once the royal palace of the Ayutthaya Kingdom in ancient Thailand

Starting from 20 February 2024, the meeting point for the join tour will be relocated to the Central World Shopping Mall, G Floor (Behind the Ganesha Shrine)

Bang Pa-In Royal, First built in the seventeenth century, it was the summer palace of the Thai emperor

Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, The temple built to commemorate the Thai king's defeat of the Burmese army in the 14th century, and Wat Yai Chai Mongkon‎ means "big, victory and auspicious"

Wat Mahathat, Wat Mahathat was the earliest Khmer-style building in Angkor Wat in Thailand at that time. It is famous for its famous Buddha head surrounded by Bodhi tree roots

Wat Maenangpluem, is the temple that has an ancient chapel with Luang Pho Khao Statue enshrined inside. (Upper right)Wat Phanan Choeng is famous for its enormous seated Buddha image, considered to be one of the most beautiful in the country. According to