Ayutthaya

• 7:00 – Departure from Pattaya
• 8:00-8:20 - Stop for breakfast
• 09:00–10:00 – road to the first temple. Along the way, we'll tell you the fascinating history of the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Siam, Ayutthaya, as well as each temple you'll visit.
• 10:10–11:00 - Wat Chaiwattanaram temple - the filming location of the blockbuster Mortal Kombat. At the temple, a Thai guide speaking Russian will share with you the chronicles of this place.
• 11:00–11:15 – road to Wat Na Phra Men temple
• 11:15–11:50 – Wat Na Phra Men. This is the only temple that survived the Burmese invasion. An important place for the history of the country and one of the most beautiful shrines.
• 11:50–12:00 – road to Wat Phra Sri Sanpet temple
• 12:00–13:10 – Wat Phra Sri Sanpet – the largest temple in Ayutthaya. Royal ceremonies are held there. The main attraction of the temple is the three chedis (stupas).
• 13:10–13:20 – road to Wat Maha That
• 13:20–14:00 – Wat Maha That. It is famous for the head of Buddha, entangled and pulled out of the ground by tree roots.
• 14:00–14:10 - road to Wat Yai Chai Mongkol
• 14:10–15:00 – Wat Yai Chai Mongkol is one of the most beautiful temples in the Ayutthaya region. We will tell legends about this place, and you will look at the legendary stupa - a symbol of victory over the Burmese.
• 15:00–15:40 - Thai style lunch - fried chicken, tom yum with shrimp, som tam salad, fried rice, drinks. Non-spicy food!
• 19:00 - arrival in Pattaya.

• Departure at 6:30
• Wat Yai Chai Mongkol. Wat Yai Chai Mongkol.
• Wat Maha That.
• Wat Phrasrisanphet
• Lunch by the river, Thai style
• Boat trip around Ayutthaya visiting three temples
• Wat Phutthaisawan
• Wat Chai Wattanaram
• Wat Kasattrathirat
• Elephants bathing in the Chao Phraya River
• Return to hotels 19:30

New author's program. 6 temples in one day!

Ayutthaya. Historical tour that introduces the ancient capital of Siam - one of the most magnificent cities in the past centuries. Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam Kingdom for four centuries. According to legend, the jealous gods, seeing the greatness of Ayutthaya, sent all kinds of evil and destruction to the city.

Wat Mahathat

Ayutthaya is called the Rome of Southeast Asia. She reminds Siem Reap (Angkor) in Cambodia, only less ambitious.

Distinctive symbol of the city is called the tree within which the Buddha's head. Several centuries ago, the Burmese invaders cut off the heads of all statues in search of gold. One of the heads was buried in the ground, and then the roots of the tree lifted it to the surface. This plant has now considered sacred.

You can take pictures of this phenomenon, but you need to sit down so that you do not look down on the Buddha.
This miracle is located on the territory of Wat Mahathat.

Wat Ratchaburana

Nearby is Wat Ratchaburana. It is a picturesque, scattered on the ruins of a large park.
Not far from these relics there is another point of interest: three famous chedi of Wat Phra Si Sanpete.

Then you will be taken to the Wat Chayvatanar temple complex. The temple looks more like a mystical place.

As if from another world. This is the perfect place for meditation.

Wat Yai Chai Mongkol

In Ayutthaya there is another temple, Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, where the reclining Buddha is located, which is larger than the Buddha in the Royal Palace in Bangkok.

During the trip, the guides will tell you a fascinating story of the creation and destruction of this great city.

During the tour, guests dine in the hotel restaurant.