Ayutthaya Zoo & Temples Day Tour from Bangkok with Lunch: Sriayuthaya Lion Park, Wat Mahathat & Boat Noodles Lunch | Thailand
Experience the best of Ayutthaya with a day tour to Sriayuthaya Lion Park, Wat Mahathat, and a delicious boat noodles lunch, offering a perfect blend of culture and cuisine, along with unforgettable wildlife encounters.
- Explore Ayutthaya in a family-friendly way, inclusive of boat noodles lunch at Michelin Street Food restaurants
- Get up close with fascinating and adorable animals at Sriayuthaya Lion Park, a new popular zoo close to Bangkok
- Enjoy a comfortable round-trip ride from Bangkok to Ayutthaya City
Package Options
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Private tour, Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point, Hotel transfer |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
Product Info
— What You Can Expect —
Embark on a captivating day tour to Ayutthaya, where ancient wonders and culinary delights await. Begin your journey with an enchanting visit to Sriayuthaya Lion Park, where you'll encounter majestic giraffes and enjoy a mesmerizing show. Explore the historic Prasat Nakhonluang, admiring its architectural splendor. Then, indulge in a sumptuous lunch featuring Michelin Guide cuisine, savoring the finest flavors of Thai cuisine. Continue your exploration at Wat Mahathat, where you'll marvel at ancient ruins and intricate Buddha statues. Finally, visit the revered Wat Na Phra Men, soaking in the spiritual ambiance of this sacred site.
With each stop, you'll discover the unique blend of culture, cuisine, and wildlife that makes Ayutthaya a must-visit destination from Bangkok.
－Important Info－
- [Joined Tour] Meeting point: Exit 2, MRT Rama 9 (Link)
- [Private Tour] Pick-up: Your hotel in Bangkok
- Duration: ~11 hrs
- Return time: 6:30 pm
- [Joined Tour] Returning point: ICONSIAM
- [Private Tour] Your hotel in Bangkok
— Itinerary —
Duration: 11 hours (7:30 am–6:30 pm)
- 7:20 am: Meet at MRT Rama 9 (joined tour) / 7:30 am: Pick-up from hotels in the Bangkok area (private tour)
- 9:30 am: Sriayuthaya Lion Park (Includes Admission fee + show)
- 12:00 pm: Visit Prasat Nakhonluang
- 1:00 pm: Lunch enjoy Michelin Guide cuisine (inclusive)
- 2:30 pm: Wat Mahathat
- 3:30 pm: Wat Na Phra Men
- 4:30 pm: Return To Bangkok
- 6:30 pm: Safely arrive at ICONSIAM (Joined Tour) / at your hotel or designated location (Private Tour)
Enjoy delightful shows featuring cute orangutans and elephants at Sriayuthaya Lion Park
Head to Prasat Nakhon Luang, a national historical monument, to witness Thailand's rich heritage
Savor Ayutthaya’s famous must-try boat noodles, featuring delicious broth perfectly balanced with flavors
Have a bite of Ayutthaya's famous dessert Roti Saimai (Rotis with candy floss)
Visit the historic temple of Wat Mahathat
Explore the temple at Na Phra Men and discover its collection of ancient and precious Buddha statues enshrined within
Purchase Notice
- Children who occupy a seat or are over 90 cm are charged as adults
- Please provide complete contact information (messaging apps, phone numbers and email)
- Contact information of the local agency will be sent after your booking is confirmed. In the event of any issues, please contact the local agency via the telephone number provided on your voucher
- The actual itinerary is dependent on traffic conditions
Reminders
A minimum of 4 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 1 day(s) before the departure date
Admission to temples in Ayutthaya is subject to a strict dress code(Ladies only). Please wear pants and shirts with sleeves
Contact information of the local agency will be sent after your booking is confirmed. In the event of any issues, please contact the local agency via the telephone number provided on your voucher
Please arrive promptly at the meeting point as the tour will depart on time
Refunds will not be provided for missed departures by latecomers
Refunds will not be given for customer refuses to join activities included as part of the tour
FAQ
Yes, it is possible to visit Ayutthaya's historical sites independently. You can hire a tuk-tuk, rent a bicycle, or use ride-hailing services to get around once you arrive. However, a guided tour from Bangkok often provides organized transportation, a knowledgeable guide to offer historical context for sites like Wat Mahathat, and handles all logistics, offering a seamless and worry-free experience.
Yes, a well-structured day trip is generally sufficient to explore major highlights in Ayutthaya. A day tour typically allocates enough time to visit significant historical parks such as Wat Mahathat and enjoy the experiences at places like Sriayuthaya Lion Park, including a break for lunch. This approach helps maximize your time, ensuring you see the main attractions efficiently.
At Sriayuthaya Lion Park, visitors can enjoy a diverse range of animal encounters beyond just lions. The park hosts fascinating and adorable animals, offering opportunities for close-up interactions. You can observe various wildlife species, enjoy engaging animal shows, and take memorable photos, making it a family-friendly and entertaining stop on an Ayutthaya day trip.
Yes, Wat Mahathat, similar to many other significant historical temples within Ayutthaya Historical Park, typically requires an entrance fee for foreign visitors. This fee contributes directly to the ongoing maintenance and crucial preservation efforts for these invaluable cultural heritage sites. The exact fee can be confirmed upon your arrival at the site.
When visiting temples such as Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya, it is essential to dress respectfully. This typically means ensuring your shoulders and knees are covered. Opting for loose-fitting, comfortable clothing is ideal, and it's advisable to wear shoes that can be easily removed, as you will often need to take them off before entering temple buildings.
Within Ayutthaya, popular transportation options for moving between attractions like Wat Mahathat and Sriayuthaya Lion Park include hiring a tuk-tuk for a fixed hourly rate or a full day. Renting bicycles is also a common and enjoyable way to explore the historical sites at a leisurely pace. For longer distances, ride-hailing services or local taxis are available, although less prevalent than tuk-tuks for temple hopping.
A day trip to Ayutthaya offers a rich combination of history, culture, and wildlife discovery. Exploring ancient temples such as Wat Mahathat provides profound insights into Thailand's rich heritage, while Sriayuthaya Lion Park offers engaging animal encounters for all ages. Including a delicious boat noodles lunch further enhances the trip, creating a comprehensive and memorable outing.
There are several common methods to travel from Bangkok to Ayutthaya for a day trip. You can take a train from Hua Lamphong Station, a public bus from Mo Chit Bus Terminal, or a minivan from various points in Bangkok. Alternatively, many visitors choose organized day tours, which often include comfortable round-trip transportation, making the journey hassle-free and efficient.
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