Get on your bike and explore Thailand’s ancient fallen civilisation of Ayutthaya
Bangkok hasn’t always been Thailand’s capital city. Hundreds of years ago, Ayutthaya, just north of Bangkok, lay claim to that title, and the huge number of historical ruins help bring this ancient civilisation back to life. Explore the city and its’ Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site on a 25km guided bike trip through wats, stupas and chedis, protected by the city’s crumbling walls. This gentle trip will take you to the city’s most incredible and historical sites, including the famous Wat Phra Mahatat, which is known for its Buddha head that’s been engulfed by tree roots, the Old Royal Palace and riding along the Chao Phraya River and through the area’s pretty surrounding countryside.
Day Tour
Departs every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday (Daily after Nov 1, 2012) (with a minimum of 2 people)
Price 2,950 Thai baht
Includes: Bike and Helmet hire. Child bikes, tag-along bikes and rear child seats are also available.
Pick up at 7 am / drop off at 5 pm in Bangkok Entrance fees to temples, museums, sites mentioned. Ferry ride All water and snacks whilst riding Lunch Local English speaking guides Accident Insurance
Excludes: Alcoholic beverages Tips for guides Any services not mentioned in the itinerary
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