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UNESCO World Heritage ancient capital ruins.
Chao Phraya riverfront with boat tours and floating restaurants.
faq.subtitle Ayutthaya
Train from Hua Lamphong 1.5 hours (20 THB), minivan from Victory Monument 1.5 hours (60 THB)
Yes, most visitors do a day trip. Stay overnight for sunset/sunrise at temples
Rent a bicycle (50 THB/day) to explore the ruins at your own pace
Useful tips for visiting Ayutthaya
Each major temple charges 50 THB entry separately
Bring water and hat - very hot with little shade
Wat Mahathat Buddha head is most photographed spot
Average temperature by month
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location.transport.bike | 50 ฿ ~1.6 $ | — | Best way to explore |
Cost of food, accommodation and services
Prices are approximate and may vary by season and area.
Hotels and rental prices
Prices are approximate. Book in advance during high season.
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Cash remains the primary payment method throughout Ayutthaya in 2025. Temple admission fees, bicycle rentals, street food vendors, and local markets operate cash-only. Most restaurants and small businesses prefer cash transactions. ATMs available near train station and main roads.
Major Thai banks (Bangkok Bank, Kasikorn Bank, SCB, Krungthai Bank) have branches in Ayutthaya offering exchange services. For best rates, use currency exchange kiosks like SuperRich or Twelve Victory Exchange. ATMs widely available and convenient for withdrawal. Avoid airport exchanges - use licensed services in the city for better rates.
Tipping not expected. 20-50 baht for good restaurant service appreciated.
Tourist area with low crime rate
Very safe. Watch for traffic when cycling. Stay hydrated.
Attractions and points of interest