Central Thailand · Culture
Ayutthayaพระนครศรีอยุธยา
The capital of Siam for four centuries until it was burned in 1767.
In brief
Is it worth it for you
The capital of Siam for four centuries until it was burned in 1767. Now a UNESCO park of brick prangs and headless Buddhas, 80 minutes from Bangkok by train.
What to do
Ayutthaya
When
The year in Ayutthaya
- Jan: Dry and cooler
- Feb: Dry and cooler
- Mar: Hot
- Apr: Hot
- May: Hot
- Jun: Rainy
- Jul: Rainy
- Aug: Rainy
- Sep: Rainy
- Oct: Rainy
- Nov: Dry and cooler
- Dec: Dry and cooler
Getting there
From Sofia to Ayutthaya
- Flights from Sofia
- Getting around Thailand
- Experiences in Ayutthaya
Nearby
Near Ayutthaya
- CentralBangkok
Golden temples at 7 a.m. and noodles at midnight.
- EastPattaya
The sea, an hour and a bit from Bangkok.
- WestKanchanaburi
The Death Railway, the war cemeteries, and then seven turquoise waterfall tiers you can swim in.