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Bangkok to Ayutthaya

The train, for about the price of a coffee. Ninety minutes from Krung Thep Aphiwat and it puts you a short ferry hop from the ruins.

Train

Time: 1h 30m to 2h
How often: Very frequent, through the day
From: Not published

State Railway of Thailand. Third class costs very little and is not booked; the ordinary trains stop often and the express ones do not.

Minivan

Time: About 1h 30m
How often: Through the day from Mo Chit
From: Not published

Quicker on paper and at the mercy of Bangkok's northern traffic in practice.

These times and fares come from booking agents and route aggregators, not from operator timetables. Most Thai ferry and minivan operators publish no English schedule. Treat every figure as a planning range and confirm it before you build a day around it. Last read on 20 August 2026, from State Railway of Thailand.

Both ends of this route

Bangkok Thailand's capital mixes gilded temples and royal palaces with chaotic markets, riverside food stalls and a skyline of rooftop bars.
Ayutthaya Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam for four hundred years and one of the largest cities on earth before a Burmese army destroyed it in 1767.

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Bangkok to Ayutthaya

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