The Summer Palace at Bang Pa-In: Displaying history dating back to the 17th century. Today, the palace is used occasionally by our King and Queen as a residence and for holding receptions and banquets.

Ayuthaya Historical Study Center: One thing of special interest is the model of the Royal Grand Palace and the Royal Temple of Ayutthaya Kingdom. There are also some fine displays. The subjects treated are Ayutthaya as a capital, as a port city, and as a centralized state, traditional village life, and foreign visitations

Viharn Phra Mongkhon Bophit: The viharn holds a large image of Buddha subduring the Mara which is 12.45 meters high and has a knee span width of 9.55 meters. it was built with brick and plaster and was covered with bronze 3-4 inches thick

Ayutthaya Historical Park: When King U Thong built Ayutthaya as his island capital some 650 years ago, the city was to last for 417 years. Over its long history from 1350 to 1767 there were five Thai dynasties and a total of 33 kings. When people from other countries came to the kingdom they remarked on its’ size and wealth and the beauty of the place. It has now been designated a World Heritage Site. See ruins which have survived from this once magnificent city. Visit the Royal Grand Palace and the Royal Temple (Wat Phra Si Sanphet)

Enjoy a Boat Ride to view some of the major monuments as they were designed to be seen - from the waterways of the three rivers which converge on this fabled jewel of Siamese history.

Inclusive:
- Private tour as indicated in itinerary
- Private english speaking tour guide
- Private car and chauffeur
- Admission fees