Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring the atmospheric ruins of the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam. The city is defined by its iconic prangs and giant monasteries situated on an island at the confluence of three rivers.
Tropical savanna climate characterized by a hot, dry season and a distinct monsoon season with high humidity.
Best seasons: November to February, as the weather is cooler and drier, making it ideal for cycling around the archaeological sites.
Buddhist temple with ruins, colorful shrines & a famed Buddha head surrounded by tree roots.
Ruins of majestic royal palace temple with 3 restored towers & views of the surrounding area.
Busy, modern temple best known for its massive, gilded statue of the sitting Buddha.
Ancient Buddhist temple remains with elaborate carvings & a restored tower & tomb.
Striking restored ruins of a 17th-century royal Buddhist temple in a picturesque, riverside setting.
Ruins of majestic royal palace temple with 3 restored towers & views of the surrounding area.
Buddhist temple with ruins, colorful shrines & a famed Buddha head surrounded by tree roots.
Ancient Buddhist temple remains with elaborate carvings & a restored tower & tomb.
Striking restored ruins of a 17th-century royal Buddhist temple in a picturesque, riverside setting.
Ruins of majestic royal palace temple with 3 restored towers & views of the surrounding area.
Traditional market with vendors selling meat & vegetables, plus souvenir & street food stalls.
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