• Wat Mahathat - The Mahatai Temple, the world-famous Buddha, is an artifacts of the state treasure of Thailand, in the Thai Buddhist concept, the Buddha preserved by trees, is a very lucky sign.The Mahatai Temple was built in 1374 and is one of the earliest Khmer Fates built in the city.Burned after a massive invasion of Myanmar.The ruined sites are still visible in the year of the Easter dynasty.It was listed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1991.
• Wat Chaiwatthanaram - Thailand’s people’s open streets broadcast through the site of the antique drama “Born One Pair”, becoming a Thai tour to the big city, designating the must-visit photo shooting and carding hotspots.The Chiwatana Temple, also known as the “Major Temple”, was built to commemorate the King’s mother who lived there at the time. It has a distinctive Khmer cultural architecture, known as the “Thailand version of Angkor Gorge”.Preserved quite complete, in the destroyed war ruins, self-made.
• Wat Phra Sri Sanphet - Wat Phra Si Sanphet, also known as Buddhism.At the height of the Great City dynasty, the royal temple here was known as “the most astonishing palace-style building in Asia”, and the bronze Buddha in front of Futa is one of Thailand’s largest bronze Buddhas.
• Ayutthaya - Lunch will take you to taste the old-fashioned snacks of the city, and the traditional old-fashioned shop table puts a little bit of coconut pie, the Thai people eat it.We will also take you to eat the city-specific sugar roll.
• Wat Thammikarat - Wat Thammikarat has an eight-angle basement surrounded by 52 monk statues (guard lions, also known as “city temple beasts”), which is different from other basements often surrounded by elephant statues.Look at the unique style of the city and some Greek temples waiting for you to explore.

• Attractions Tickets
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Chinese / English tour guide
• Travel Insurance

• Meals, personal expenses and tips for drivers and guides

Daily Tour # Classic Thailand Day Tour

1. Discover the ancient ruins of the Great City dynasty, dating back over 600 years.
2. Explore a valuable world cultural heritage site. This city, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases ancient Thai architecture that evokes memories of the dynasty’s history.
3. Visit the city’s earliest architectural symbol, the original Thai Futa building, and the renowned “Tree Buddha” for good fortune.
4. Experience the local charm by visiting traditional stores and sampling the city’s classic snacks and sugar cylinders.

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