Ayutthaya 2 days 1 night, experience culture and taste Michelin-starred food✨

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, a province not far from Bangkok, is a charming Thai city filled with temples, historical sites, and many delicious Michelin-starred restaurants. If you only have two days and one night and don't know where to go, follow this itinerary 👉🏻

⛅️Day 1
After a tiring drive, stop for a quick refreshment at "Pa Pron's Traditional Pork Noodles" 🍜, a small roadside restaurant with the aromatic scent of rich broth. Served with generous pieces of pork and generous toppings, each dish is prepared using a traditional recipe by Pa Pron himself.

Next, head to "Wat Mahathat," a popular landmark in Ayutthaya, highlighted by the famous "Buddha Head in Tree Roots." 🪾 Stroll through the ancient ruins, still beautifully and mysteriously, and feel like you've traveled back in time to the ancient capital.

In the afternoon, grab a light bite at "Pa Lek's Boat Noodles" 🥢, a popular local restaurant recommended by locals. The tender stewed pork, rich broth, and bouncy meatballs paired with crispy pork rinds are simply heavenly.

After a late night at your hotel, if you still have energy, we recommend recharging at "Chedi Khao Tom" 🍚, a famous evening rice porridge restaurant in Ayutthaya, serves a variety of dishes, including stir-fried vegetables, fried shrimp with garlic, and squid stir-fried with salted eggs. Pair them with hot rice porridge and enjoy the authentic local atmosphere.

⛅️ Day 2
Start your day with breakfast at "Hia Ka La Pork Satay" 🧄. The pork satay is fragrant with spices, tender, and large pieces of meat, served with a rich peanut sauce and sweet and sour pickled vegetables. It's so delicious you won't be able to stop eating.

Next, head to "Wat Chaiwatthanaram" 🙏🏻, one of Ayutthaya's most beautiful riverside temples. A highlight is dressing up in traditional Thai clothing and taking photos with the ancient ruins, creating a retro feel like you've truly stepped into a period drama.

Finally, stop for a relaxing coffee break at "Sayama Ayutthaya" ☕️, a cozy cafe with a minimalist Ayutthaya vibe. Enjoy the aromatic drinks and delicious cakes. Relax and enjoy the view before heading back.

End your trip with a hearty meal at "Jung Service Restaurant" 🦐, a popular and frequented restaurant in Ayutthaya. Known for its fresh seafood and spicy Thai dishes, including grilled river prawns with spicy dipping sauce and large salt-fried prawns, this place is a must-try before your trip. Don't forget to grab some roti sai mai (Thai saffron sesame)—a local specialty.

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Post by Everydaywithjane | Oct 28, 2025