Bangkok Ayuttahaya by boat?
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What are the most interesting options to take a boat trip from Bangkok to Ayuttahaya? What should I check / worry about?
[Edit] I like to be slightly comfortable, not too posh, it is for my family (with 2 kids). I figure the 'average' will do. Can you recommend any companies?
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This tour seems quite popular: https://www.viator.com/tours/Bangkok/Thailands-Ayutthaya-Temples-and-River-Cruise-from-Bangkok/d343-3685BKK26C
- Day trip from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, former capital of Siam
- Riverboat cruise along the Chao Phraya River from Ayutthaya
- See Wat Mahathat and Buddha's head entwined in tree roots
- English-speaking licensed guide
- Pickup and drop-off from central Bangkok hotels
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Can I get a boat from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?
Board the Mekhala, a teak wood rice barge that has been converted into a river cruiser, and set off up the Chao Phraya River towards Ayutthaya, with spectacular views of the Grand Palace and Temple of Dawn as you leave Bangkok.How do you get to Ayutthaya from Bangkok?
For a scenic route with a touch of local charm, trains departing from Bangkok's Hualamphong train station will get you to Ayutthaya in 80 to 150 minutes, depending on which service you choose. The fastest train of the day is the 8:30am train, which completes the journey to Ayutthaya in 77 minutes.Where can we travel by boat in Bangkok?
Bangkok River Tours Set Sail Through The City- Nearest pier to Wat Pho: Tha Thien Pier (N8).
- Nearest pier to Wat Arun: Wat Arun Ratchawararam pier.
- Nearest pier to The Grand Palace: Tha Chang Pier (N9).
- Nearest pier to the National Museum of Royal Barges: Wang Lang (N10).
How much is a taxi from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?
The quickest way to get from Bangkok to Ayutthaya is to taxi which costs \u0e3f900 - \u0e3f1200 and takes 58 min.Ayutthaya Tour by Coach \u0026 Boat Day Tour from Bangkok Thailand
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