Ayutthaya

Departure from Pattaya by comfortable bus.

Visit the new Lviv petting zoo: lions, tigers, alpacas, and a crocodile farm. Photo opportunities with the animals available.

The iron monster’s home: a full-scale collection of Transformers.

Chainat is the largest bird park in Thailand, featuring open-air aviaries. Exotic iguanas roam freely throughout the park grounds.

Lunch featuring Thai cuisine.

Visit the Mirror Temple and Golden Castle - iconic symbols of Thai spirituality and artistry. The Mirror Temple (Wat Tha Sung in Uthai Thani) is famed for its thousands of mirrored tiles that create a dazzling, radiant effect.

Check-in at the five-star Avatar spa hotel, designed to resemble a cave nestled in the mountains. Enjoy the pools and unwind. The hotel offers a wide variety of unique spa treatments and has its own mineral water pools.

Dinner at the hotel restaurant.

Breakfast and free time by the pools.

Tour through the Avatar Valley.

Visit to a fairy-tale temple on a mountain slope with views of the lakes.

Exploration of Phu Wai Cave with its stalactites and stalagmites.

A walk among ancient, towering trees that have stood for centuries.

Lopburi City: a unique monkey kingdom where primates roam freely through the streets and ancient ruins. The famous Monkey Festival is held here every year.

Guest pickup and departure from the city.

Bang Pa-In Royal Palace
Built in 1632 by King Prasat Thong, the palace fell into disrepair by the 18th century but was restored in the 19th century and became a royal residence once again. Today, the complex is expanded and carefully restored. For guest convenience, golf carts are available for rent at 300 THB, making the tour of the grounds even more comfortable and enjoyable.

The Victory Monument Temple (Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon)
Founded in the late 14th century, this temple is considered one of the key landmarks in Ayutthaya. Its main feature is the central 33-meter Khmer-style prang, visible from afar, giving the temple a majestic appearance.

Wat Phanan Choeng Worawihan
Built in 1324, this temple is renowned for its impressive Buddha statue, Phra Phanan Choeng. The 19-meter-tall figure dates back to the 15th century and is considered one of Thailand’s most remarkable Buddha images.

Phut Thai Savan Temple (Wat Phutthaisawan)
Founded in 1353 by King Ramathibodi I on the site of his first settlement, even before Ayutthaya became the capital. This site is historically significant for the city.

Wat Chaiwatthanaram Temple Complex (Wat Chai)
Built in 1630 by King Prasat Thong in honor of his mother, this temple became one of Ayutthaya’s most important. Its architectural silhouette stands out among the city’s buildings and continues to impress with its harmony and scale.

Pickup of guests from Pattaya hotels and departure for the tour. Comfortable air-conditioned transfer.

Short stop for breakfast (not included). Opportunity to try local dishes or grab a light snack.

Visit King Narai Cave - a place steeped in legends of the great ruler of Siam.

Wat Phra Phutthabat is a sacred site preserving the footprint of the Buddha. This temple is one of the five main holy sites in Thailand and a major pilgrimage destination.

The city of Lopburi is famous for its “residents” - thousands of monkeys freely roaming streets and temples. A great opportunity for unusual photos.

Wat Phrabat Namphu, known as the “AIDS monastery,” combines a strong social mission with scenic beauty: a quiet valley, caves, and a monastic complex.

European-style lunch (included). Comfortable café with dishes suitable for everyone.

Mirror Temple (Wat Tha Sung). Magnificent Buddha statue and unique mirrored halls creating a sense of infinite light and space.

Departure from the city towards Phetchaburi Province.

First stop for breakfast at a gas station - a café or food court along the route.

The cave Buddhist temple Wat Khao Yoi.

“Monkey River” is a scenic boat ride through mangrove canals leading to colonies of crab-eating macaques.

Samut Songkhram, the Maeklong Market (“Umbrella Folding Market”): watch the train arriving and see how the vendors clear and rebuild the market right on the tracks.

Wat Ban Kung: a small zoo where you can feed the animals, and a unique chapel completely embraced by a 400-year-old banyan tree.

Arrival in Amphawa: a relaxing walk along the riverside promenade and charming Walking Street.

A boat ride through the canals of Amphawa - often called the “Thai Venice”. In certain seasons, you can also watch fireflies glowing on the riverside trees.

Visit the petting zoo: giraffes, zebras, alpacas, elephants, lion cubs, and other animals. There is also a pool with arapaimas.

Walk to the Forest Temple and explore the lake adorned with giant Victoria Amazonica water lilies.

Lunch options: Thai cuisine, European dishes, or vegetarian meals.

During low season, rafting on the underground river is available. The tour also includes a visit to the cave temple and participation in a luck ritual.

A glade where you can watch and feed the monkeys.

The Dragon's Lair grotto and Burmese chedi. An atmospheric place with natural stalactites and ancient remains.

The giant 'Gates of Hell' cave: dark rock formations and a mythical atmosphere.

Convenient transfer in an air-conditioned minibus.

The Black Forest park-café by the lake in the jungle: stroll among cascading waterfalls and koi carp, and enjoy a photoshoot in the 3D gallery.

Golden Temple: magnificent architecture and the opportunity to participate in a real luck blessing ritual.

“Little Bali”: a walk through a complex of Balinese-style villas, lush greenery, and exotic surroundings perfect for photos.

Turtle Temple: a new colorful temple, known as one of the most 'Instagrammable' spots in the city. Turtle feed is provided.

Lunch (Thai and European cuisine).

Lotus Lake: a photo stop among picturesque water flowers.

Station 331 Café: unique shots inside an airliner cabin, plus a military equipment museum.

New petting zoo: alpacas, white lion cub, capybaras, and other friendly animals you can take photos with.