Ayutthaya
The ancient capital of Siam — a UNESCO World Heritage site of majestic temple ruins, Buddha statues and centuries of royal history just an hour from Bangkok.
Why Visit Ayutthaya
UNESCO Heritage
One of Southeast Asia's most impressive archaeological sites with ruins dating to 1350.
Buddha in Tree
The iconic Buddha head entwined in banyan tree roots at Wat Mahathat.
River Cruises
Explore the ancient island city by boat along the surrounding rivers.
Roti Sai Mai
Ayutthaya's famous hand-pulled candy floss wrapped in thin pancakes.
Top Attractions
Wat Mahathat
Ancient temple ruins famous for the Buddha head cradled in tree roots.
Wat Chaiwatthanaram
A stunning riverside temple inspired by Angkor Wat — best visited at sunset.
Bang Pa-In Palace
A beautiful royal summer palace mixing Thai, Chinese and European architectural styles.
Best Time to Visit
November to February offers pleasant, cool weather. It can be explored year-round as it's an indoor/outdoor cultural site. Avoid March–May extreme heat.
Getting There
Just 80km north of Bangkok — reachable by train (1.5hrs), minivan (1hr) or river cruise. Most visitors do a day trip from Bangkok.
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