Ayutthaya

Welcome To Ayutthaya

The Ancient Kingdom of Timeless Grandeur
Once the glorious capital of Siam, Ayutthaya is where history breathes through ancient temples, riverside ruins, and golden spires rising against the sky. A UNESCO World Heritage City, it offers a journey through centuries of art, faith, and culture where every stone tells a story of kings, battles, and brilliance.

Stroll through temple ruins glowing in the sunset, cruise along the Chao Phraya River, or cycle through peaceful local villages surrounded by rice fields. Just an hour from Bangkok, Ayutthaya invites traveler to step back in time and rediscover the heart of Thailand’s royal heritage.

Brief History of Ayutthaya — The Eternal Kingdom

A Brief History of Ayutthaya — The Eternal Kingdom
Founded in 1350 CE by King U-Thong (King Ramathibodi I), Ayutthaya became the capital of the Kingdom of Siam for over 400 years. The city flourished as one of Asia’s greatest trading hubs, connecting merchants from China, India, Japan, and Europe.

At its peak, Ayutthaya was renowned for its magnificent temples, palaces, and sophisticated culture.
Though the city was destroyed in 1767, its spirit endures through the majestic ruins and enduring pride of the Thai people.

Today, Ayutthaya stands as a living monument to Thailand’s golden age — where spirituality, art, and history blend seamlessly with the tranquil rhythms of the Chao Phraya River.