Bangkok to Ayutthaya Day Trip — chauffeured temple-to-temple, flat THB 12,000
80 km north of Bangkok lies the former capital — UNESCO ruins, the elephant village, riverside Wat Chai Watthanaram. Our chauffeured day trip drives you out, shuttles between the temple sites at your pace, and brings you back the same evening. Flat THB 12,000. (One-way drop at THB 7,000 also available if you're staying overnight in Ayutthaya.)
Your vehicle
ZEEKR 009 — luxury electric MPV. Captain's chairs, 5G Wi-Fi, USB-C charging.
- Configuration2 captain's chairs · 2 rear seats · 1 front passenger
- Luggage4 large · 2 large with 4 guests seated
- AmenitiesBottled water · USB-C charging · 5G Wi-Fi · reading lights
- ✓Tolls + parking + fuel
- ✓Private 5G Wi-Fi
- ✓Chilled water onboard
- ✓USB-C charging
- ✓60-min free airport wait
- ✓English-fluent chauffeur
01How long the drive takes
Bangkok to Ayutthaya is approximately 80 km via the AH1 / Bang Pa-In Expressway. Off-peak: 1 to 1.5 hours each way. The drive itself is the easiest day trip out of Bangkok — no mountains, mostly motorway, predictable traffic outside of rush hour.
02How the day trip works (THB 12,000)
Morning pickup from your Bangkok hotel. The car drives you to Ayutthaya (1–1.5 hours), shuttles you between temple sites inside the historical park (most are within a 10-minute drive of each other), waits while you explore each one, and drives you back to Bangkok in the evening. The chauffeur handles all the driving and the waiting between stops; you decide what to see, how long to spend, and the order. It's a chauffeured day, not a guided tour — we don't lead the tour, you do.
03One-way drop option (THB 7,000)
If you're staying overnight at one of the Ayutthaya riverside resorts and don't need a return, the one-way drop at THB 7,000 takes you to your hotel or destination in Ayutthaya. Same vehicle, same English-fluent chauffeur — just the drive out without the in-between shuttling or return leg.
04What to see
Wat Mahathat (Buddha head in tree roots), Wat Phra Si Sanphet (the three chedis), Wat Chai Watthanaram (riverside, golden hour photo spot), Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon (giant reclining Buddha). Most are within a 10-minute drive of each other inside the historical park — the cluster is what makes the chauffeured day work.
05FAQ
- Do you arrange entry tickets?
- No, but the Ayutthaya combo ticket (THB 220 covers 6 sites) is sold at any of the major temples. Some sites are free; the entire historical park can also be visited as outdoor ruins for no fee.
- Best time of year to go?
- November–February is dry-cool season, the most pleasant for walking. April–May is intensely hot. July–October is rainy but the temples are gorgeous after a shower clears.
- Can we add Bang Pa-In on the return leg?
- Yes — the day trip (THB 12,000) routes via Bang Pa-In Summer Palace on the way back to Bangkok on request. Adds about 45–60 minutes including a leisurely walk through the palace gardens. Tell us during booking and we'll plan the timing.
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Pay in full at booking · cancel up to 6 hours before pickup · refund minus 3% processing fee.