Return to Bangkok

This temple is located on a mountain, so be prepared for a hike with spectacular views. As you ascend the stairs, you will see not only fanciful statues in the form of elephants, dragons, and mythical creatures, but also curious monkeys who unceremoniously ask for food from passing tourists and try to steal everything they like. So, do not forget to button your bags and pockets and put away valuables.

Ayutthaya was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Ayutthaya, which flourished from the fourteenth to the seventeenth century AD. Even today, walking among the ruins of ancient temples and palaces, we can see traces of its former grandeur.
The temple complex of Mahathat was the largest religious edifice in the country and was home to a monastery and the residence of the head of the community. When looking around the temple grounds, it is impossible not to notice the mysterious relic of which there are legends - the Buddha's head wrapped around the roots of a tree. According to the most popular version, the statue of the deity was destroyed during the Burmese invasion and lay underground for a long time, and then the mighty roots of the tree pulled it out.

Lunchtime. Burinda is a place with accepted value for money. The menu includes both the usual European dishes and a large selection of traditional Thai food. Nice arrangement, big portions and very polite and fast staff. No frills, but very tasty.

Back to Bangkok. After a long trip it is always nice to take a walk in the fresh air. And for such a walk a cozy park with smooth alleys, arches and fountains, located on the banks of the river is ideal.

And the final point of today's itinerary will be the Floral Cafe. The cafe is literally buried in flowers. Do not miss the opportunity to treat yourself to a unique tea with lavender rose! And to go with it, get a lemon, chocolate or mango cake.

The exciting trip has come to an end; we hope you enjoyed it. It's time to pack your bags and get ready for your flight.