Ayutthaya Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Ayutthaya Ayutthaya does not have its own airport, so visitors typically arrive via Bangkok's airports (Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang). Based on available data, there are no direct dedicated airport transfer services operating specifically for Ayutthaya. Travelers generally need to arrange transportation through Bangkok first, then continue to Ayutthaya using intercity options. This typically involves a two-stage journey that can take 1.5-2.5 hours depending on your chosen route and Bangkok traffic conditions. For current airport transfer options and pricing from Bangkok airports to Ayutthaya, we recommend checking the booking widgets below, which provide real-time availability from various transport providers. These tools will show you the most up-to-date routes and service categories available for your travel dates. Alternatively, many visitors find it convenient to arrange private transfers or join organized tours that include airport pickup, though specific availability varies by season and demand.

Rent a bicycle to explore the Historical Park - temples are spread out and cycling is the most flexible way to visit multiple sites

Tuk-tuks are readily available near the train station and main temple areas for short trips between ruins

The train station is centrally located and connects directly to Bangkok's Hua Lamphong station for easy day trips

Most temple sites close by 5-6 PM, so plan your transportation to arrive early in the day for maximum exploration time

Information not available: Ayutthaya does not have an airport. Visitors arrive via Bangkok airports (Suvarnabhumi/Don Mueang) and travel 80km to Ayutthaya by ground transport.

For airport scam information: Check Bangkok airport-specific guides, as travelers to Ayutthaya use Bangkok's airports for arrival.

Transportation advice: Use official booking platforms and verified transport services when traveling from Bangkok airports to Ayutthaya to avoid common taxi/transport scams.