Bangkok Ayutthaya Cruise - Full Day

Ayutthaya in its heyday in the 18th century, left European visitors in awe. The city, founded in 1350, was once the most powerful in SE Asia, attracting traders from all the major European powers of the time. It was sacked by the Burmese in 1767, bringing one of the most culturally influential eras in Thai history to an end. The ruins of the former capital now a UNESCO World Heritage site, however, remain impressive.

Located about 2 hours upriver from Bangkok, a river tour provides the best way to experience a part of Thailand that still follows traditional rhythms. Tours go by bus and return by boat or vica versa. Pass by old teak houses on stilts, local people casting fishing nets, heavily laden rice barges on their way upstream. A glimpse of both the past and the present. Calm peaceful, and serene...

Buffet lunch is served on board plus tea and snacks. Extensive outdoor deck space on the boat , ample seating and air-conditioning inside allow you to relax and take in the views. The tour also visits the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace.