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Posted: Sun October 2, 2011 03:21 PM UTC
I am an elderly person from India. I wish to spend a day in Ayuthaya.
1. What are important places in Ayuthaya that must be seen
2. Are scooters ( with gear control in hands) available for hire.
3. Can I drive in Ayuthaya with Indian license. The driving system and conditions are similar in two countries.
Please post your advise in this regard
bkc
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Posted: Tue September 27, 2011 02:15 PM UTC
Is Ayuthaya still flooded or in danger of being flooded? I plan to visit this Sunday, Oct. 2, and would like to visit the tourist areas.
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Posted: Sun May 1, 2011 04:06 AM UTC
right again, what motivate you to visit Ayutthaya? Push factors from inside you or pull factors from the destination?
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Posted: Wed April 13, 2011 02:42 PM UTC
I want to get the times of the busses to Suphan Buri from Ayutthaya
Can anyone help me ?
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Posted: Mon March 21, 2011 06:43 PM UTC
I will be in Ayutthaya on the 17th so will i see any worshipping by Monks and Buddists at the ruins or elsewhere in the city?
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Posted: Fri July 16, 2010 07:47 AM UTC
Early august i'm taking several of the burmese teachers from the c\school where i work to Thailand. We also want to visit Ayuthaya. Does any of you know a budget place that is clean and that has enough rooms (we'll be about 18 people in all, 3 kids included). I know budget is always asked for in these cases but my TA earns about $200 a month. This trip is an enormous change for them. Several have ever been outside of Myanmar (or even traveled much within Burma) and i'd like to take them somehwere nice and affordable (for them).
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Posted: Fri July 9, 2010 03:19 PM UTC
Dear all,
as I am still planing trip to Thailand in Sept./ I am considering to visit Ayutthaya. Can anybody give any comments on the " Moradok Thai Guesthouse" + would anybody know by any chance if one can get direct in touch with them like by mail?
many thanks;-)
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Posted: Thu February 4, 2010 02:51 PM UTC
Im wrapping up some time in SE Asia and Im thinking about spending a quick day by train up to Ayuthaya from Bangkok...sometime before next Wednesday..
I would assume I can pick up a local guide with transport of some type at the train station there...
Does anybody know that this might be true...or better yet...can anybody recommend a local guide there that might be reasonably priced?
Many thanks in advance all!!
G
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Posted: Sat November 14, 2009 02:12 AM UTC
Dear all, please help me out with this. I've planned a trip to BKK - Ayuthaya - Sukhothai - Chiang Mai and here's my itinerary for Ayuthaya. Do you think it's too much for one day?
Day 2 Ayutthaya
- Wat Mahatat
- Wat Chaiwatthanaram
- Grand Palace
- Lunch – floating restaurant
- Bang Pa–In summer Palace
- Ayuthaya Historical Park
- Overnight in Ayuthaya
Btw, is it a long way from Ayuthaya to Sukhothai to go by car?
Thank you so much :).
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Posted: Fri August 28, 2009 05:14 PM UTC
hi members
need feedback on the current situation regarding mini buses going to ayutthaya from bangkok. are they still running from the victory monument and if any members has recently used these buses can you give the exact location at the victory monument area. is the minibus bus stand in the same place as buses that go to hua hin?
your urgent response will be appreciated as have to go there next week.will any public bus from suvarnabhumi airport reach the minibus to ayutthaya stand.
regards
musaphir
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Posted: Fri August 14, 2009 04:14 AM UTC
Hi everyone,
I would like to ask how can I go to Ayuthaya from AIT or Thammasat university (Klong Luang, Pathumthani)? Any bus/van to go there with the cheapest price? Could you please tell me in details how to go there?
Thank you very much and best regards,
Poplar
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Posted: Sun April 19, 2009 11:39 AM UTC
hi
any suggestions for centrally located, clean and safe guest houses in ayutthaya.these could be in the vicinity of the train station or the bus station.
regards
musaphir
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Posted: Wed April 23, 2008 06:44 AM UTC
Hi anybody, please suggest the nice spa at Ayuthaya, I have to stay for a while.
Thank you
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Posted: Mon November 19, 2007 02:51 AM UTC
Hi,
We (3 adults and 1 small child) are planning to visit Ayuthaya from BKK. Can anyone suggest us a good package tour to Ayuthaya. We intend to do a day trip.
Thanks,
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Posted: Sat October 27, 2007 10:36 AM UTC
Read from the news that it is flooding in Ayutthaya.
Is it still waterlogged?
Will be visiting Wat Senanimit
Tambol Banheep, Amphoe Uthai next weekend.
is it still possible to get there via tuktuk or should i just selfed the plan?
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Posted: Fri October 12, 2007 08:11 AM UTC
Hi,
I'm planning to cover Ayuthaya in a day & gather from different posts that hiring a car from BKK could be a good option since I'll be travelling with my wife & small kid (5yrs).
Any idea about the tentative cost & how many sites can be covered in a day.
When shall we start (to avoid heat & traffic) & by when can we expect to return to BKK?
Any tips would help.
Thanks a lot in advance...
cheers
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Posted: Thu April 12, 2007 04:51 AM UTC
I know the tour buses to Ayuthaya from Bangkok take you there via Bang Pa-In Summer Palace. I would probably take train to Ayuthaya and hire a tuktuk to see around. However, I think the above palace is not in the Ayuthaya town itself…
(1) How to go to this palace? Is it worth the trip?
(2) How far it is from Ayuthaya town? How to go there from Ayuthaya and how muh time it takes for a return trip to palace from Ayuthaya?
(3) How much will it cost by the mode of transport you suggest.
Thanks!!
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Posted: Thu March 29, 2007 08:31 PM UTC
Well...again, I need help from everyone that can help me. I', being to be disparate because I can't decide my itinerary! I have 7 days to visit Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Ayuthaya and Sukhothai. For me is being pretty difficult organise the days and I don't know if maybe I should avoid one of the cities? For me is hard to decide not visit Ayuthaya, Sukhothai or Chiang Mai : (
Can anybody recommend me what to do?
I will really appreciate any help!
Thanks to all in advance!
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Posted: Tue December 5, 2006 05:34 PM UTC
I was thinking of going to Ayuthaya by train (or is bus better!?) then hiring a Tuk Tuk for the day to show me aroud the sites,how much roughly is it to hire a Tuk Tuk for the day in Ayuthaya?Just so I don't get too ripped off!
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Posted: Mon November 13, 2006 06:15 AM UTC
hello guys! Just a short question. Is 1 whole day enough to see the major spots of Ayutthaya or do i have to spend at least 2 days?
Im planning to go here by train in the morning, and proceed to nhong khai in the evening.
Any respone and suggestions are appreciated.
Ben
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Posted: Tue October 3, 2006 06:30 AM UTC
We are catching the train from Chaing Mai back down to Ayuthaya. After we have looked around there we want to get across to Kanchanaburi. Has anyone done this? Any hints? I believe you have to go to Suphanburi first.
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Posted: Wed August 9, 2006 02:54 PM UTC
Anyone know how is the celebration and its exact dates ?
Will it be as interesting as Sukhotai or Chiang Mai(based on recent years ?)
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 07:42 AM UTC
Hi, We are going to Laos this year (06)in October and to Thailand in November. I have one million questions which I am trying to answer by researching the forum.
One thing we are unsure of, as both sound good, is which temple ruins place is best, Ayuthaya or Sukhothai? We mean, really which is the best place all-round as we may have to limit our towns a bit. Thanks
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Posted: Sat January 28, 2006 08:22 PM UTC
We will be visiting Bangkok in February on a cruise ship - staying nearly 2 days. We will at the port of Laem Chabeng - about 2 hours out of Bangkok. We would like to visit Ayuthaya and are thinking of getting a hire car (& driver) to go directly from the port to Ayuthaya to spend a few hours and then into Bangkok for the afternoon, stay overnight in Bangkok and sightsee in Bangkok before returning to the ship the next afternoon. Does anyone have any advice whether Ayuthaya would be time well spent or is it better to just spend the 2 days in Bangkok? We haven't been to Bangkok before so am really trying to see as much as possible in a short time. In Bangkok we were wanting to see the Grand Palace, canals, the teak house and some shopping. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Posted: Wed January 11, 2006 08:37 AM UTC
at 1pm coming from Grand Palace, how to go to Aruthaya, for elephant ride?
do I need to rent a car? can find public transpo? how much?
i understand 1.5hrs travel time, is it correct?
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Posted: Wed November 23, 2005 09:57 PM UTC
Hi,
I have heard that Ayutthaya has a week long festival held during mid-December to commemorate its listing as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Does anyone has information about this? Thanks!
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Posted: Sun July 31, 2005 04:20 PM UTC
Am planning a day trip to Ayuthaya. Heard that the illuminated temples are spectacular at night. Is it possible to stay until around 9-10 PM then head back to BKK? What time does the train/bus stop operations and is it safe to travel at night back to Bkk? Thanks!!
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Posted: Sun July 31, 2005 03:47 PM UTC
Hi,
My family (me, hubby, 3-yr old son) will be visiting bangkok this augusta nd are planning to visit Ayutthaya, too. I've read in several posts here that train is the best way to go to ayutthaya. Are the trains comfortable also for children? How much is the fare for children? When we arrive at Ayutthaya, how do we go around the different tourist spots? Is there a taxi there that we can rent to tour as around the area? How much would it cost?
Thanks in advance for all you replies. :)
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Posted: Sat January 29, 2005 01:14 AM UTC
Hi, we'll be coming into Ayuthaya from the north via train, but want to continue on to Bangkok via the river. I've read about all the tours starting in Bangkok that include a river trip back, but wonder about catching a one way trip south (for 5 of us). Will it be pretty easy and obvious or should I try to book something in advance?
Many thanks!
Rob
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Posted: Wed December 1, 2004 03:08 AM UTC
My friends and I plan to visit beautiful Thailand next year, probably on Jan 21-25.
Would anyone tell us the most convenient way to go to Ayuthaya and Bangpa-in without blowing a big hole in our pockets?
Should we Take bus? Hire taxi? Sign-up for day tour from travel agency?
Kop khun krub!
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