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Key info
- Tour ID: 53817
- Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes
- Pick up point: Port
- Activity level: Easy
Top highlights
- Buddhist Complexes
- Historic city of Ayutthaya
- Bang Pa-In Palace
- Wat Mahathat
- Wat Phra Sri Sanpher
Itinerary
Pick up from the port Drive to Ayutthaya (2.20 Hrs) Walking tour of the city and its temples Free time Return to the port Included: You will be met at the cruise port by your Cruising Excursions representative ready for your tour to begin.
Your day will begin as your journey inland 150 minutes and past the city of Bangkok until you reach Ayutthaya.
Discover the fascinating and historic city of Ayutthaya which was founded 1350 and listed in the UNESCO world heritage.
This city was the second capital of the Siamese Kingdom which knew its splendour between the 14th and 18th century and was once one of the largest cosmopolitan areas in the world. In 1767 the city suffered a terrible attack from the Burmese army who razed the city and forced the inhabitants to flee, leaving parts of the city damaged or destroyed. Ayutthaya was never rebuilt, and it’s well known today to be an extensive archaeological site, characterised by religious towers “Prang” and massive Buddhist complexes.
In fact, your first stop will be at the Wat Mahathat, the royal temple residence of the supreme monk. Then onto Wat Phra Sri Sanpher, the largest and most important temple of the city which serves as the Grand Palace of Ayutthaya.
Later you will be taken to the Bang Pa-In Palace, with a history dating back to the 17th century when King Prasat Thong, had a palace constructed on the Bang Pa-In island in the Chao Phraya River.
Today the palace is used during the summer by Their Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (King Rama IX) and Queen Sirikit as a residence and for holding receptions and banquets.
With your tour now at an end you can sit back and relax on the scenic journey back to the cruise port. You will be returned to the cruise port in plenty of time for your ship's departure.
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Full details
Key info
- Tour ID: 53817
- Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes
- Pick up point: Port
- Activity level: Easy
Top highlights
- Buddhist Complexes
- Historic city of Ayutthaya
- Bang Pa-In Palace
- Wat Mahathat
- Wat Phra Sri Sanpher
Itinerary
Pick up from the port Drive to Ayutthaya (2.20 Hrs) Walking tour of the city and its temples Free time Return to the port Included: You will be met at the cruise port by your Cruising Excursions representative ready for your tour to begin.
Your day will begin as your journey inland 150 minutes and past the city of Bangkok until you reach Ayutthaya.
Discover the fascinating and historic city of Ayutthaya which was founded 1350 and listed in the UNESCO world heritage.
This city was the second capital of the Siamese Kingdom which knew its splendour between the 14th and 18th century and was once one of the largest cosmopolitan areas in the world. In 1767 the city suffered a terrible attack from the Burmese army who razed the city and forced the inhabitants to flee, leaving parts of the city damaged or destroyed. Ayutthaya was never rebuilt, and it’s well known today to be an extensive archaeological site, characterised by religious towers “Prang” and massive Buddhist complexes.
In fact, your first stop will be at the Wat Mahathat, the royal temple residence of the supreme monk. Then onto Wat Phra Sri Sanpher, the largest and most important temple of the city which serves as the Grand Palace of Ayutthaya.
Later you will be taken to the Bang Pa-In Palace, with a history dating back to the 17th century when King Prasat Thong, had a palace constructed on the Bang Pa-In island in the Chao Phraya River.
Today the palace is used during the summer by Their Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (King Rama IX) and Queen Sirikit as a residence and for holding receptions and banquets.
With your tour now at an end you can sit back and relax on the scenic journey back to the cruise port. You will be returned to the cruise port in plenty of time for your ship's departure.
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Essential information
Included in this tour
- Transportation
- English Speaking Guide
- Entrance fees to 3 Temples
Activity Level Scale: 3
1 - Easy going
2 - Light Walking
3 - Walking up to 2 km which may involve steps and Inclines
4 - Quite Strenuous with walking, steps and Inclines
5 - Hard Physical Activity
What's included:
Transportation
English Speaking Guide
Entrance fees to 3 Temples
Special Note: Clients are required to take a copy of their passport or a picture of the passport on their phone.
Wheelchair Access: Wheelchairs cannot be allowed on this excursion, as the sites are wheelchair inaccessible.Joining instructions
You will be met by a Cruising Excursions representative at the cruise port, the representative will be holding a sign with the Cruising Excursions logo. -
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