How to get from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?

Ayutthaya is a very important province in Thailand, and the Ayutthaya ruins here are also included in the World Heritage List. It is a relatively good tourist attraction in Thailand. So, let’s start from How to get to Ayutthaya from Bangkok? The editor will give you a brief introduction today! Train

Take a bus from Hua Lamphong Railway Station to Ayutthaya, which takes about two hours. Bangkok train goes to Ayutthaya. The seat ticket costs 245B per person. In carriages 1-2, there are air conditioners and fans. The standing ticket costs 20B per person (RMB 4) and there are no seats. There is no need to buy train tickets to Ayutthaya in advance, there is only one train in half an hour.

How to get to the train station in Bangkok: MRT, there is a passage under Hua Lamphong Station and enter the train station directly to counter 2 (the ticket seller can speak English) to buy tickets. Check the tickets after purchasing. By bus, Route 29 ends at the train station, and Routes 25 and 40 both have a train station stop.

Train timetable from Hua Lamphong Railway Station in Bangkok to Ayutthaya in Ayutthaya

You can also take a bus to Ayutthaya, but I personally recommend taking a train to experience it. The scenery along the way is also good. I really like the quietness of the big city, and I am also shocked by its incomplete beauty. In this ancient capital, you can see a kind of tree with bright red flowers everywhere, which I particularly like.

After leaving Dacheng Railway Station, you need to go through the small alley opposite to take the ferry (RMB 1), which takes about 5 minutes. There is still a small alley after leaving the ferry. You can rent bicycles, motorcycles and tuk-tuks in the alley. Renting a bicycle is the cheapest, it only costs RMB 6 for the whole day.

Renting a tuk-tuk costs about 80 yuan for three hours, which is a bit expensive. Three or four hours is enough to visit the big city. If you are riding by yourself, remember to ask the rental car owner for a map of the city. By the way, ask the boss to help you mark the famous attractions.

When returning to Bangkok from Ayutthaya, you should note that the Ayutthaya Railway Station only sells tickets 20 minutes in advance, and the departure time sometimes differs from that on the Thai Railways website. Considering that there are long intervals between trains, it is best to check the small blackboard with the departure time at the Ayutthaya Railway Station when you arrive. Minibus

The journey takes about an hour. If you go to Ayutthaya and take a minibus, remember not to get off at the city gate. You must get off at its terminal minibus station, over there Restaurants, hotels, car rental shops and 7-11 all have everything, which is much more convenient.

The bus stop is at the Victory Monument. Take the BTS Skytrain and get off at Victory Monument Station.

After returning from the big city, the end point of the minibus is still the Victory Monument bus station. Victory Monument bus station basically has minibuses, which are flexible and convenient, and they are right at the BTS station, making it easy to transfer.

Coming out of the BTS station, there is a building. Downstairs, there is a small minibus parking lot for minibuses to Hua Hin, Koh Chang and other places. . . .

Go north from here, about 50 meters away, that is, north of the 7-11 convenience store in the picture, there is a right-turn intersection, enter from this small intersection. You will see a ticket office and a parking shed. .

Going in from here, there is the ticket office on the right hand side, where you can buy tickets, and then there is a waiting hall further forward, where you can sit and wait for the bus. There are buses going to Ayutthaya, Maeklong, Amphawa and other directions in this greenhouse.

But you must be careful when riding here and speak more diligently, because the tickets and license plates of these trains are all in Thai, and we have no idea which bus is issued where or when. There are two ticket sellers in the front row of the waiting room. You can ask them.

If you are worried, you can go directly to the shed instead of staying in the waiting room, ask the driver which bus is going in the direction you want to go, and show him the ticket. He will tell you which car to take. Long-distance buses

Long-distance buses depart from Bangkok North Long-distance Bus Station to Ayutthaya every 20 minutes. Since they have to stop at the station along the way, the total journey time is about 2 hours. Air-conditioned first-class seats cost 50 baht.

Take the BTS Skytrain and get off at MohChit Station. After exiting the station, cross the overpass and take bus No. 3 or No. 77 at the bus stop on the right (air-conditioned bus 12 baht, regular bus 7 baht). It takes 10-15 minutes to reach the bus. North Station. Both buses are terminal stations. Get off the bus and cross the bridge to the North Bus Station. Daily operating hours are 4:30AM_7.15PM.

Okay, the above is the traffic information about Ayutthaya, Thailand. If you need it, you can learn from it! The editor wishes everyone a smooth trip!