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Remontez 700 ans en arrière lors d'une visite guidée d'une journée complète à Ayutthaya, l'ancienne capitale royale de Thaïlande. Visitez quatre temples classés UNESCO, dégustez un déjeuner buffet thaïlandais local, et retournez à Bangkok avec prise en charge hôtelière incluse sur certaines options.
Excursion d'une journée vers les temples anciens d'Ayutthaya depuis Bangkok avec déjeuner thaïlandais: En bref
| Price | From $27 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 7 hours |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Guided Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
Choose from 4 available options
English Tour without Lunch and Entrance Ticket
River City Bangkok Meeting Point
The Old Siam Plaza Meeting Point
Samsen Meeting Point
Description complète
À seulement 80 km au nord de Bangkok, l'ancienne cité d'Ayutthaya fut autrefois l'une des plus grandes et des plus puissantes villes d'Asie, une capitale royale prospère qui éblouissait les diplomates et commerçants étrangers du monde entier. Aujourd'hui, ses prangs en ruine, ses statues de Bouddha décapitées, et ses vastes terrains de temples sont un site du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO et l'une des destinations historiques les plus émouvantes d'Asie du Sud-Est.
Lors de cette excursion d'une journée guidée, un guide local compétent vous mène à travers quatre des sites les plus emblématiques d'Ayutthaya :
Wat Phra Sri Sanphet : le cœur de l'ancien complexe du palais royal, avec ses trois chedis célèbres se dressant contre le ciel. C'était le temple le plus sacré du royaume, utilisé exclusivement par la famille royale.
Wat Mahathat : où vous trouverez la célèbre image d'une tête de Bouddha enlacée dans les racines d'un arbre Bodhi, l'un des sites les plus photographiés de Thaïlande.
Wat Ratchaburana : construit par le roi Borom Rachathirat II pour honorer ses frères morts lors d'un duel d'éléphants ; le prang ici contient encore des fresques originales.
Wat Phra Ram : construit sur le site de crémation du roi Ramathibodi Ier, le fondateur d'Ayutthaya.
Entre les visites de temples, vous vous arrêterez pour un authentique déjeuner buffet thaïlandais dans un restaurant local, vous donnant le temps de vous reposer et de savourer les saveurs de la Thaïlande centrale. Le guide fournit un contexte historique tout au long de la visite, transformant les ruines en histoires vivantes.
Le transport se fait en fourgonnette climatisée ou en mini-car, vous gardant confortable pendant le trajet de deux heures dans chaque sens. La journée se termine par une dépose au MBK Mall à Bangkok, idéalement situé près du BTS Skytrain.
Programme
The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Hotel Pickup or Meeting Point Departure
Pickup from your Bangkok hotel or meet at River City Bangkok / Old Siam Plaza. Transfer to Ayutthaya by air-conditioned van (approx. 1.5–2 hours).
Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
Begin at the grandest temple of the ancient royal palace complex. Three restored chedis contain the ashes of Ayutthayan kings. Once home to a 16-metre gold-plated standing Buddha.
Wat Mahathat
Discover the famous Buddha head wrapped in Bodhi tree roots — one of the most iconic images in all of Thailand. This temple once housed the Buddha's holy relic.
Wat Ratchaburana & Wat Phra Ram
Visit two more royal temples with towering Khmer-style prangs. Hear the story of the king who built Ratchaburana in memory of his brothers who died in a royal elephant duel.
Thai Buffet Lunch
Enjoy a generous Thai buffet lunch at a local restaurant near the historical park. Rest and recharge before the return journey.
Return to Bangkok
Board the air-conditioned van back to Bangkok. Drop-off at MBK Mall — perfectly placed for the BTS Skytrain back to your hotel.
Programme détaillé
Full-day trip from Bangkok to Ayutthaya. Departs 07:00–08:00 depending on hotel location. Visits 4 temples in approximately 3.5 hours with guide commentary. Buffet lunch included on standard options. Returns to Bangkok by approximately 15:00–17:00 with drop-off at MBK Mall.
Inclus
- Guide local parlant anglais
- Frais d'entrée aux 4 temples (sur les options standard)
- Authentique déjeuner buffet thaïlandais dans un restaurant local (sur les options standard)
- Transport climatisé
- Prise en charge à l'hôtel (sur certaines options)
- Dépose au MBK Mall, Bangkok
Non inclus
- Dépenses personnelles et shopping
- Pourboires pour le guide et le chauffeur (appréciés)
- Frais d'entrée et déjeuner non inclus sur l'option visite en anglais uniquement
Informations importantes
Point de rendez-vous
Hotel pickup available, or meet at River City Bangkok / The Old Siam Plaza depending on option chosen. Drop-off at MBK Mall, Bangkok.
À savoir avant de partir
- Annulation gratuite jusqu'à 24 heures avant le début de l'activité
À propos de cette activité
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Ayutthaya was absolutely stunning and the guide brought the ruins to life with incredible stories about the ancient Siamese kingdom. The Buddha head in the tree roots at Wat Mahathat is something you have to see in person. Thai lunch included was delicious and authentic.
What a day trip. Ayutthaya feels like stepping back in time. We visited four major temple ruins and each one was more impressive than the last. The guide explained the rivalry between Ayutthaya and Burma that led to the city's destruction. The included Thai lunch was a nice touch and very tasty.
Really enjoyed Ayutthaya but the drive from Bangkok is about 90 minutes each way. Once there though the temples are incredible, especially Wat Phra Si Sanphet with the three chedis. Guide was knowledgeable and the Thai lunch was good. Just be prepared for a long day.
Ayutthaya reminded me of Angkor Wat but less crowded. The temple ruins are breathtaking and our guide explained 400 years of history in a way that was easy to understand. Wat Chaiwatthanaram at the river was my favorite. The Thai lunch they arranged was one of our best meals in Thailand.
Did this as a family with two kids aged 8 and 11. They loved climbing around the ancient ruins and the guide kept them engaged with tales of kings and elephants. Wat Mahathat with the Buddha head in the banyan tree roots was their favorite. Lunch was kid-friendly too. Great family day out.
Good day trip to see the historical capital. The temples are impressive and the guide knew his stuff. Lunch was included which is convenient. My only feedback is that we visited five temples and it started to feel a bit repetitive by the last one. Four would have been perfect with more time at each.
Ayutthaya completely blew me away. I had no idea Thailand had ruins this spectacular. The guide was passionate about the history and you could tell he genuinely loves these temples. The Thai lunch at a riverside restaurant was the cherry on top. A must-do day trip from Bangkok.
Incredible day trip. The ancient temples of Ayutthaya are hauntingly beautiful. Our guide timed the visits perfectly so we avoided the big tour groups. The famous Buddha head in the tree roots was surreal to see in person. Thai lunch was authentic and filling. Highly recommend.
Lovely tour to Ayutthaya with a knowledgeable guide. The ruins are spectacular and well worth the trip from Bangkok. The included Thai lunch was simple but tasty. Giving 4 stars because the van was a bit cramped with 9 people but the experience itself was wonderful.
History buffs will love this. Ayutthaya was once one of the largest cities in the world and walking through the ruins you can feel that grandeur. Our guide painted vivid pictures of what the temples looked like in their prime. The Thai lunch was an unexpected highlight too.
This was the best day trip we did from Bangkok. The Ayutthaya ruins are UNESCO World Heritage for good reason. Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Wat Mahathat were jaw-dropping. Guide was excellent and the Thai lunch at a local restaurant was delicious. Worth the early start.
Superb tour. Ayutthaya is one of those places that photos don't do justice. Standing among 600-year-old temple ruins with our guide explaining the Siamese-Burmese wars was unforgettable. The Thai lunch included was great and the air-conditioned van was comfortable for the journey.