Japanese Village Museum | ECOCAR Rent-a-car

It used to be the village for the Japanese community who went to work for the Royal Ayudhaya Monarchy as a mercenary and made a commercial business as a merchant. Inside the museum, you can see the history between Thailand and Japan in the Ayudhaya period; especially, Yamada Nagamasa or Okya Senaphimuk, who worked for the Royal Ayudhaya Monarchy. It's the first place that you can visit on your Car Rental Bangkok driving trip.

Wat Phanan Choeng | ECOCAR Rent-a-car

It's in Ayudhaya's southern area that there are located two rivers as both the Chao Phraya and Pasak. There is Phra Putha Trinayok or Sam Po Kong, which is the biggest Buddha statue in Ayudhaya that there are many Chinese people or Thai-Chinese to pay respect there.

Ayutthaya Elephant Camp | ECOCAR Rent-a-car

It's in the Ayudhaya Heart, which is a World Heritage where you can see many elephants in many activities, and you can sit on the elephant's back seats to take on a tour around the camp.

Wat Phra Si Sanphet | ECOCAR Rent-a-car

The three Pagodas, which are the landmarks of Ayudhaya and Thailand, are the holiest temples in Thailand's 417-year-old ancient city. Moreover, it was used as a model structure for building Bangkok Most Landmark's Wat Phra Kaew.

Wat Na Phra Men | ECOCAR Rent-a-car

The temple is on Ayudhaya Island's north outside area near Khlong Mueang (Lopburi River). This is the only temple that was not destroyed by Burmese troops because they used it as the military camp when the 2nd Ayudhaya Fall.