Ayutthaya Bike Tour

• #1 Ayutthaya Bike Tour
• English-speaking guide
• Includes boat ride & Thai snack
• Admission Fees for Wat Mahathat and Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
• Book online quickly and securely now

If you’re traveling through Thailand, this place is undoubtedly on your list. It’s just a two-hour trip from Bangkok. From 1350 to 1767, this holy city was the ancient capital of Siam, and as a result, it has many interesting sights. The influences of that era are still clearly visible; you’ll see beautiful temples and Buddha statues everywhere.

There’s no doubt you’ll be visiting this city to see the impressive ruins and the most important temples. Our Ayutthaya bike tour gives you the chance to explore this amazing place and visit temples in 3 to 4 hours—and the guide really adds to the experience!

Highlights of the Ayutthaya Bike Tour

Here’s what you’ll see on the Ayutthaya bike tour:

• Pom Phet (Diamond Fortress)
• “Roti Road”
• Chedi Phra Si Suriyothai
• Ayutthaya Historical Park
• Wat Mahathat
• Wat Phra Si Sanphet
• Chao Phrom Market

The Ayutthaya bike tour begins at Pom Phet, also known as the Diamond Fort. This is one of the 16 forts along the city walls. The route continues as you bike through small local neighborhoods and pass the so-called “Roti Street.” Here you’ll find many vendors selling the colorful “Roti Sai Mai.” This is one of the most famous Thai desserts—a kind of cotton candy made from palm sugar wrapped in a pancake.

Now it’s time for a photo at the famous Chedi Phra Si Suriyothai (a monument to the first heroine in Thai history). Next, you’ll cycle at a leisurely pace along the river and observe the daily lives of the people living on the banks. The bike tour continues to the edge of the old city. Here you’ll see local communities handcrafting wind chimes from palm leaves in the shape of carp.

The most important temple and the most beautiful stop is, without a doubt, Wat Phra Si Sanphet. The ruins of the complex are still impressive! The next stop is at Wat Mahathat, also well known for the Buddha head entwined in the roots of a tree. It is one of the most recognizable images, often featured on postcards and in travel guides.

Next, you’ll bike to the “Chao Phrom” market. This bustling market has been around since the time when Siam was the capital. At this market, you’ll find small amulet shops, food stalls, and vendors selling all kinds of goods. You’ll then take a boat back to the other side of the Pasak River, bringing this fantastic excursion to a close!

Please note: Tours may vary depending on the opening hours of schools and stores, school breaks, and national holidays.

Book your Ayutthaya bike tour online now

Interested? Don’t wait any longer—secure your spot on this amazing Ayutthaya bike tour. You can make a reservation quickly and securely using the booking menu on the right. You’ll receive an immediate confirmation with all the details. You’ll be visiting several temples, so you’re expected to dress respectfully. We recommend covering your shoulders and knees. This bike tour is enjoyable, educational, and fun for all ages.

Are you continuing your trip to Chiang Mai? Then you definitely don’t want to miss these tours!

The Ayutthaya bike tour is the best way to start your city trip!