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Ayutthaya Park Tickets: THB 80 a Temple or THB 300 Combo

Pay THB 80 per temple if you will see three or fewer, and take the THB 300 combination ticket if you want more. The park is open every day from 08:00 to 18:00. For a day trip, the 09:05 train from Krung Thep Aphiwat gets you there at 10:20.

On this page
  1. Which ticket to buy
  2. Getting around the old city
  3. Getting there from Bangkok
  4. A simple day plan
  5. Before you go
  6. Step by step
  7. Common questions

Which ticket to buy

If you are a foreign visitor, pay THB 80 per temple for a short visit and take the THB 300 combination ticket for a full day. The park is open every day from 08:00 to 18:00.

Visitor One temple Combination ticket
Foreigner THB 80 THB 300
Thai THB 10 THB 40
Fine Arts Department page for the Ayutthaya historical park listing the address, daily opening hours and the admission fees for Thai visitors and for foreigners.
The park details block on the Fine Arts Department page. Source: Fine Arts Department virtual historical park: Ayutthaya location, hours and admission (opens in a new tab), captured 17 October 2026

The maths is simple: four single tickets cost THB 320, so the combination ticket at THB 300 wins once you reach the fourth temple. Six sites charge admission. They are Wat Phra Si Sanphet with the Ancient Palace, Wat Phra Ram, Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Chaiwatthanaram and Wat Maheyong.

Thai list of the temples in the Ayutthaya historical park that charge an entry fee, starting with Wat Phra Si Sanphet and the Ancient Palace.
The Fine Arts Department list of the ticketed temples. Source: Fine Arts Department: Ayutthaya historical park, ticketed sites (opens in a new tab), captured 18 October 2026

The Chao Sam Phraya National Museum sells its own ticket at THB 150 for foreigners, and it is open from 09:00 to 16:00 every day.

Getting around the old city

Two weathered brick prangs among trees at Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya
Brick prangs at Wat Mahathat

Hire a bicycle or hop on a tram: both work inside the old city wall. The information centres there are free, so start at one if you want a map and some background.

Getting there from Bangkok

For a day trip, take train 9003 from Krung Thep Aphiwat at 09:05, which reaches Ayutthaya at 10:20 and runs every day. If you want an earlier start, train 9001 leaves at 05:15, but only Monday to Friday.

Krung Thep Aphiwat to Ayutthaya: trains on the SRT timetable Departure from Krung Thep Aphiwat and the Ayutthaya time FROM KRUNG THEP APHIWAT Train 9001 leaves 05:15 Ayutthaya 06:30 Train 7 leaves 07:30 Ayutthaya 08:23 Train 111 leaves 07:50 Ayutthaya 08:59 Train 9003 leaves 09:05 Ayutthaya 10:20 Train 109 leaves 14:15 Ayutthaya 15:20 Train 9005 leaves 18:15 Ayutthaya 19:30 Train 9 leaves 18:40 Ayutthaya 19:45 Train 13 leaves 20:05 Ayutthaya 21:09 Train 107 leaves 20:45 Ayutthaya 21:50 Train 51 leaves 22:30 Ayutthaya 23:38 ThailandBuddy.com · Sources: SRT Train Tracking System, Northern Line timetable Verified 17 Oct 2026 · Re-checked every 6 months Krung Thep Aphiwat to Ayutthaya: trains on the SRT timetable Departure from Krung Thep Aphiwat and the Ayutthaya time FROM KRUNG THEP APHIWAT Train 9001 leaves 05:15 Ayutthaya 06:30 Train 7 leaves 07:30 Ayutthaya 08:23 Train 111 leaves 07:50 Ayutthaya 08:59 Train 9003 leaves 09:05 Ayutthaya 10:20 Train 109 leaves 14:15 Ayutthaya 15:20 Train 9005 leaves 18:15 Ayutthaya 19:30 Train 9 leaves 18:40 Ayutthaya 19:45 Train 13 leaves 20:05 Ayutthaya 21:09 Train 107 leaves 20:45 Ayutthaya 21:50 Train 51 leaves 22:30 Ayutthaya 23:38 ThailandBuddy.com · Sources: SRT Train Tracking System, Northern Line timetable Verified 17 Oct 2026 · Re-checked every 6 months
Ten trains from Krung Thep Aphiwat to Ayutthaya on the SRT timetable, checked 17 Oct 2026.
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Plan your return around train 9006, which leaves Ayutthaya at 19:45 and reaches Krung Thep Aphiwat at 21:00. It runs every day. If you are heading to Hua Lamphong instead, the last train back leaves at 18:48.

A simple day plan

Brick ruins and a distant prang at Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya Historical Park under a blue sky
The brick ruins of Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya

Arrive at 10:20 and see the temples until 18:00, when the park closes. Fit the museum in before it closes at 16:00, then catch the 19:45 train home.

A tall brick prang against a clear blue sky at Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya
A brick prang at Wat Mahathat

If you want another day out of Bangkok, the Erawan Falls, buses and Death Railway guide covers the details.

Before you go

Bring THB 80 per temple, or THB 300 for the combination ticket. Arrive before the park closes at 18:00, and check the weekday if you are aiming for the early train, because 9001 does not run at weekends.

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Step by step

  1. Pick a trainTrain 9003 leaves Krung Thep Aphiwat at 09:05 and reaches Ayutthaya at 10:20. It runs every day.
  2. Buy your temple ticketsForeigners pay THB 80 per ticketed temple or THB 300 for the combination ticket.
  3. Visit before closingThe park is open every day from 08:00 to 18:00.
  4. Take the last train backTrain 9006 leaves Ayutthaya at 19:45 and reaches Krung Thep Aphiwat at 21:00.

Not confirmed: Combination ticket: which of the six ticketed temples it covers is not confirmed, so ask at the ticket office. Train fares: no fare was confirmed, so check the fare at the station.

Common questions

How much are Ayutthaya temple tickets for foreigners?

As a foreigner, you pay THB 80 per temple or THB 300 for the combination ticket. Thai visitors pay THB 10 and THB 40 respectively.

What are the opening hours of Ayutthaya Historical Park?

The park is open every day, from 08:00 to 18:00.

Which Ayutthaya temples charge admission?

Six sites charge admission: Wat Phra Si Sanphet together with the Ancient Palace, Wat Phra Ram, Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Chaiwatthanaram and Wat Maheyong.

What is the first train from Bangkok to Ayutthaya?

Take train 9001 from Krung Thep Aphiwat at 05:15, and you reach Ayutthaya at 06:30. It runs Monday to Friday, so check the day first.

What is the last train back to Bangkok?

Catch train 9006 from Ayutthaya at 19:45, and you are back at Krung Thep Aphiwat at 21:00. It runs every day.

How do you get around Ayutthaya?

Use a private bicycle or a tram; both serve the area inside the old city wall.

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