These ancient cities are the cradle of modernization of the Siam Kingdom. Long before Thailand, as you see it today, the history of this kingdom lies within the ruins ample with reminiscent of the past. Temples that signifies the influence of the Khmer Kingdom comes with tales and myth of these architectures. All of it awaits you on this full-day exploration.

Your excursion commences at your hotel lobby where our guide greets you. We head north towards our first stop, Lopburi City. As you enter the region, notice many monkeys running around freely and even more at the Khmer-inspired landmarks of Prang Sam Yot.

It was built in the late 17th century. Contributed by the French architects, the palace has a unique mixture of Khmer-European styles. It once played a significant role when Lopburi was declared the second capital of Siam by King Narai the Great. Later was abandoned when King Narai passed away.

We are heading towards Ayutthaya after lunch. Set out to the important temples in Ayutthaya Historical Park.

The main highlight and most sought after locates at Wat Mahatat, where you marvel at the Buddha head entangled by tree roots that dominate the temple

ending our excursion with the visit to the ancient temple which was a part of the royal palace, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet. It is the most important temple in the Ayutthaya Kingdom. And is another Royal Temple without resident monk apart from The temple of Emerald Buddha in Bangkok

An impressive temple that is sought after by both local and foreign tourist. Navigate this Khmer style royal temple that was used by the King during Ayutthaya era