How to go → PATTAYA to AYUTTHAYA?

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How do you get from Pattaya to Ayutthaya? You can travel to Ayutthaya by bus/minivan, train, taxi/car.

1. Bus/Van to Ayutthaya
2. Train to Ayutthaya
3. Taxi to Ayutthaya
4. Tour to Ayutthaya
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From Pattaya to Ayutthaya you can travel by bus/van, train, taxi, car.

    • The distance from Pattaya to Ayutthaya is approximately 225 km by bus or train via Bangkok in Thailand. The preferred option for traveling from Pattaya to Ayutthaya is by bus or minivan. This mode of transportation typically takes about 5-7 hours with a stopover in Bangkok. Bus tickets range from $10 to $23 per person, making it an affordable choice. Another option is to take a train to Ayutthaya with a stopover in Bangkok, as there is no direct train route between Pattaya and Ayutthaya. The train journey from Pattaya to Ayutthaya, including the stopover in Bangkok’s Hua Lamphong Railway Station, takes about 7-8 hours, with ticket prices ranging from $4 to $40 per person. Opting for the train is the most economical choice, especially if you secure a seat. Alternatively, you can arrange a private car or taxi from Pattaya to Ayutthaya. While this option offers comfort, it comes at a higher cost, with taxi fares ranging from $105 to $230 per car and a travel time of about 4-7 hours via Bangkok. Easily book tickets or a taxi to Ayutthaya online. From Ayutthaya, you can further travel to Chiang Mai in northern Thailand.

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    • Ayutthaya stands as one of Thailand’s most significant historical cities, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991. Situated about 75 km from Bangkok, this ancient city resides in a province sharing its name and is encompassed by the Chao Phraya, Lopburi, and Pa Sak rivers, effectively forming an island due to the connecting canal. Covering approximately 715 acres, Ayutthaya is renowned for its plethora of temples, including the must-visit sites such as Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Mongkhon Bophit, Wat Phra Na Meru, Wat Thammikarat, Wat Ratburana, and Viharn Phra Mongkol Bophit. Established in 1350 by King U-Thong, Ayutthaya served as the Kingdom of Siam’s second capital, succeeding Sukhothai. Its zenith lasted from 1350 to 1767 until it succumbed to near-complete plundering by the Burmese army, resulting in the current state of ruins comprising beautiful structures, temples, towers, and monasteries. Subsequently, the kingdom’s focal point shifted to Thonburi and later Bangkok. Today, Ayutthaya remains a prominent tourist destination, attracting visitors mainly from Bangkok. There are three main ways to reach Ayutthaya from Pattaya: by bus or minivan, train, or private car or taxi, as there are no direct flights between Ayutthaya and Pattaya.
Transfer Mode – Pattaya to Ayutthaya: Travel Time Cost Range
Bus / Van (via Bangkok) 5-7 hours $10-23/pp
Train (via Bangkok) 7-8 hours $4-40/pp
Private Car (via Bangkok) 4-7 hours $105-230/car

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How do I get from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?


1. BUS / VAN from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok)


A) Tourist Bus or Minivan from Pattaya to Bangkok

    • popular and cheap way of transport from Pattaya to Bangkok
    • bus tickets from Pattaya to Bangkok costs about $6-11/pp
    • travel time by bus from Pattaya to Bangkok takes only about 2-3 hours
    • private companies to Bangkok: T-Tour, 12Go Transport, Pattaya Pannipa Tour…
    • there are mainly various comfortable private minivans
    • Book and buy bus tickets from Pattaya to Bangkok online on 12go.asia ➜ or Baolau ➜

B) Tourist Bus or Minivan from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

    • the most popular option of travel to Ayutthaya from Bangkok in Thailand
    • travel by bus or minivan from Bangkok to Ayutthaya takes only about 2-3 hours
    • bus companies to Ayutthaya: 12Go Transport, Tara Tour and Travel, Mama Travel and Tour, Win91 Ayutthaya…
    • travel by bus or minivan from Bangkok to Ayutthaya costs about $4-10/pp
    • read this article: How to reach Ayutthaya from Bangkok?
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From Pattaya to Ayutthaya you can travel by minivan/bus via Bangkok (photo: Win91 Ayutthaya, 12go.asia).


2. TRAIN from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok)


A) Train from Pattaya to Bangkok

    • another cheap option how you can get from Pattaya to Bangkok
    • train tickets from Pattaya to Bangkok starts from $1-2/pp (hard seat)
    • travel time by train from Pattaya to Bangkok is about 4 hours
    • Book train tickets from Pattaya to Bangkok online on Baolau ➜

B) Train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

    • another cheap way how you can get to Ayutthaya from Bangkok
    • travel by train of Thai Railways from Bangkok to Ayutthaya takes about 1.5 hour
    • travel by train of Thai Railways from Bangkok to Ayutthaya costs about $2-35/pp
    • the most cheapest are hard or soft seats, train ticket sale opens 1-2 days in advance
    • read this article: How to travel to Ayutthaya from Bangkok?
    • you can check current Thailand Train Map + Thailand Train Schedule
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From Pattaya to Ayutthaya you can also travel by train via Bangkok – Hua Lamphong Railway Station.


3. TAXI / CAR from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok)


A) Private taxi/car from Pattaya to Bangkok

    • there are also various private cars and taxi from Pattaya to Bangkok
    • to get by private taxi/car from Pattaya to Bangkok takes about $48-85/car
    • travel time by private taxi/car from Pattaya to Bangkok is about 1.5-3 hours
    • private companies from Pattaya to Bangkok: Bangkok Taxi24, Glassflower, Hua Hin Cars, MCC Van…
    • there are various modern vehicles or comfortable fast minivans
    • Book private taxi / car from Pattaya to Bangkok online on 12go.asia ➜

B) Private taxi/car from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

    • from Bangkok to Ayutthaya you can also travel by private taxi/car
    • travel by private taxi/car from Bangkok to Ayutthaya costs about $55-140
    • transport by private taxi/car from Bangkok to Ayutthaya takes only about 1.5-2.5 hours
    • taxi companies from Bangkok to Ayutthaya: Kim Taxi Thailand, Bangkok Taxi24, Team Holiday, Glassflower…
    • there are modern and comfortable vehicles, Suv or luxury private minivans
    • read this article: How to go from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?
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You can also travel by private car/taxi from Pattaya to Ayutthaya via Bangkok (photo: Glassflower taxi, 12go.asia)


4. BOOK a PRIVATE TOUR to Ayutthaya from Bangkok

    • you can also book a private tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya with transfer
    • it is possible to book various types of tourist tours + private transfers to Ayutthaya
    • these private historical tours and trips to Ayutthaya by local tour guides from Thailand
    • you can visit all the historical temples and pagodas in historical park in Ayutthaya
    • Book a private tour / trip or other tourist activity to Ayutthaya online

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FAQ + TIPS – Travel route from Pattaya to Ayutthaya:

1. How to book tickets or private car/taxi from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

    • Book and buy tickets or taxi from Pattaya to Ayutthaya on 12go.asia or Baolau.
    • You can also book another route, Bangkok > Ayutthaya, Ayutthaya > Chiang Mai…

2. How long does it take to get from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

    • Travel by bus/minivan from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok) takes about 5-7 hours.
    • Travel by train from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok) takes about 7-8 hours.
    • Travel by private taxi/car from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok) takes about 4-7 hours.

3. What is the travel distance from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

4. How much does it cost to get from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

    • Travel by bus/minivan from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok) costs about $10-23/pp.
    • Travel by train from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok) costs about $4-40/pp.
    • Travel by private taxi/car from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok) costs about $105-230/car.

5. Are there some direct flights from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

    • No, there are no direct flights to Ayutthaya from Pattaya, it is not possible to travel by plane. Ayutthaya has no airport.

6. Is there a direct train to Ayutthaya from Pattaya?

    • No, there is no direct train of Thai Railways from Pattaya to Ayutthaya. But you can travel by train with stopover in Bangkok. Train schedule from Pattaya to Bangkok is limited, but the train tickets are very cheap.

7. Is it possible to travel by private taxi or car to Ayutthaya from Pattaya?

    • Yes, you can search and book your private car to Ayutthaya from Pattaya via Bangkok online. There are various private taxi companies from Pattaya to Bangkok and from Bangkok to Ayutthaya. This is the most expensive option of transport, but very comfortable and also fast.

8. How many options of transfer to Ayutthaya from Pattaya you can use?

    • There are 3 ways how you can go to Ayutthaya from Pattaya – transfer by bus/miniva, private taxi or train of Thai Railways. Teoretically you can also take a Grab taxi from Bangkok.

9. What is the most cheapest way of transport from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

    • The most cheapest way of transport from Pattaya to Ayutthaya is to travel by train of Thai Railway. The most cheapest option (hard seat) should cost about $3-5/pp. Train from Pattaya to Ayutthaya goes via Hua Lamhong Railway Station in Bangkok. Hua Lamphong Railway Station is the main station in the city center of Bangok.

10. What is the best and fastest option of transport from Pattaya to Ayutthaya?

    • The best and most fastest option how to travel to Ayutthaya from Pattaya is to travel by minivan or minibus.

11. Where and how you can travel from Ayutthaya?

    • From Ayutthaya you can travel to northern Thailand – by train to Chiang Mai. Travel by train to Chiang Mai from Ayutthaya takes about 10-12 hours. There are also some tourist sleeper buses between these cities. If you want to take a flight to Chiang Mai, you have to go back to Bangkok by bus, minivan, taxi or train and from Suvurnabhumi or Don Mueang Airport you can take a direct flight to Chiang Mai.

12. How to travel solo in Thailand?

    • Embark on a solo adventure in Thailand by researching destinations, ensuring personal safety, trying local experiences, connecting with fellow travelers, and savoring the diverse landscapes and attractions the country has to offer. Traveling on your own in Thailand is very popular by travelers. Read this article: Solo Travel in Thailand.

13. What is the cuisine and food in Thailand and what to expect?

    • Thai cuisine is renowned for its vibrant and harmonious flavors, combining sweet, sour, salty, spicy, and bitter elements in each dish. Expect a diverse range of dishes, often aromatic herbs and spices like lemongrass, basil or galangal. Rice, a staple, plays a central role, and street food is a must-try for an authentic culinary experience. Signature dishes include Pad Thai, Tom Yum, Green Curry, and Mango Sticky Rice. Embrace the rich cultural diversity through regional variations, and don’t miss out on the lively street food culture.

14. What are the most interesting things and facts about Thailand?

    • In summary, Thailand is a multifaceted gem that captivates visitors with its unique blend of cultural heritage, culinary excellence, and warm hospitality. From the enchanting traditions of its classical arts like Khon to the exhilarating water festivities of Songkran, the country offers a sensory feast. Thailand’s diverse landscapes, ranging from tropical islands to mountainous regions, contribute to its allure, making it a destination that seamlessly combines ancient traditions with modern vibrancy. The symphony of flavors in Thai cuisine and the welcoming smiles of its people further enrich the tapestry of experiences. Read this article: 15 Interesting Things of Thailand.

15. What are the most beautiful beaches in Thailand?

    • Thailand’s coastline is adorned with an exquisite tapestry of beaches, each possessing its own allure, whether it’s the dramatic limestone cliffs and crystal-clear waters of Railay Beach, the vibrant nightlife and golden sands of Patong Beach, Ao Nang area and Koh Phi Phi Archipelago in Krabi District, or the tranquil, coconut palm-fringed shores of Koh Samui, collectively creating a symphony of natural beauty that beckons travelers to immerse themselves in the unparalleled charm of this tropical paradise. Read this article: 20 Most Beuatiful Beaches in Thailand.

16. What is the weather and climate in Thailand?

    • Weather in Thailand varies across three main seasons, creating a tropical climate. The hot season typically spans from March to June, with temperatures ranging from 77°F to 95°F (25°C to 35°C). During this period, the weather is characterized by intense heat and occasional brief showers. The rainy season occurs from July to October, bringing heavy monsoon rains and increased humidity. Average temperatures remain high, ranging from 77°F to 88°F (25°C to 31°C). The cool season, from November to February, is marked by milder temperatures and lower humidity. Average temperatures range from 64°F to 86°F (18°C to 30°C), making it a popular time for tourism.

17. What you can buy and bring home from Thailand?

    • From Thailand, you can bring home a variety of souvenirs such as traditional Thai jewelry, packaged herbal teas, handcrafted Thai puppets, exotic spices and sauces, artistic ceramics, quality Thai soap and cosmetics, traditional musical instruments, fine Thai silk products, herbal oils and balms, and traditional playing cards and board games. These items reflect Thailand’s rich culture, craftsmanship, and diverse offerings, making them unique and memorable souvenirs. Read this article: What to bring from Thailand?

18. What you can buy and bring home from Thailand?

    • From Thailand, you can buy and bring home a variety of souvenirs such as traditional Thai jewelry, packaged herbal teas, handcrafted Thai puppets, exotic spices and sauces, artistic ceramics, quality Thai soap and cosmetics, traditional musical instruments, fine Thai silk products, herbal oils and balms, and traditional playing cards and board games. These items reflect Thailand’s rich culture, craftsmanship, and diverse offerings, making them unique and memorable souvenirs. Read this article: What to bring from Thailand?

19. Is traveling and living in Thailand cheap or expensive?

    • The cost of traveling and living in Thailand can vary depending on various factors such as lifestyle, location, and personal preferences. Generally, Thailand is known for being a budget-friendly destination, attracting travelers seeking affordable adventures. While Thailand is known for being a budget-friendly destination, costs can vary depending on whether you choose to live in popular tourist areas or less-explored regions. Overall, many people find that the cost of living in Thailand offers good value for money.

20. What is the official currency of Thailand and how to exchange money?

    • The official currency of Thailand is the Thai Baht (THB). To exchange money, you can visit banks, currency exchange booths, or use ATMs. Banks typically offer competitive exchange rates, but may charge transaction fees. Currency exchange booths are convenient, often open longer hours, but their rates might be less favorable. Using ATMs connected to banks is a common and convenient option; however, be mindful of potential withdrawal fees from both your home bank and the local Thai bank. Always check rates and fees beforehand to make informed choices.

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One of the most important temples in Ayutthaya, Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon has a long and illustrious history.

3 Ways of Transfer from Pattaya to Ayutthaya:

1. BUS / VAN from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok)
A) Tourist Bus or Minivan from Pattaya to Bangkok
Bus Ticket Cost About $6-11 per person
Travel Duration About 2-3 hours
Bus Companies T-Tour, 12Go Transport, Pattaya Pannipa Tour
B) Tourist Bus or Minivan from Bangkok to Ayutthaya
Bus Ticket Cost About $4-10 per person
Travel Duration About 2-3 hours
Bus Companies 12Go Transport, Tara Tour and Travel, Mama Travel and Tour, Win91 Ayutthaya
2. TRAIN from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok)
A) Train from Pattaya to Bangkok
Train Ticket Cost About $1-2 per person (hard seat)
Travel Duration About 4 hours
B) Train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya
Option Train
Train Ticket Cost About $2-35 per person
Travel Duration About 1.5 hours
3. TAXI / CAR from Pattaya to Ayutthaya (via Bangkok)
A) Private taxi/car from Pattaya to Bangkok
Taxi / Car Cost About $48-85 per car
Travel Duration About 1.5-3 hours
Taxi Companies Bangkok Taxi24, Glassflower, Hua Hin Cars, MCC Van
B) Private taxi/car from Bangkok to Ayutthaya
Taxi / Car Cost About $55-140
Travel Duration About 1.5-2.5 hours
Taxi Companies Kim Taxi Thailand, Bangkok Taxi24, Team Holiday, Glassflower

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