Temple ruins
Wat Phra Ram
Ayutthaya Historical Park, facing Bueng Phra Ram pond, Ayutthaya, Thailand
A quiet Khmer-style ruin from 1369, the first temple built after King Ramathibodi I's cremation, whose collapsed prangs mirror photogenically in the Bueng Phra Ram pond right in the heart of Ayutthaya's ruin cluster.
Wat Phra Ram Photo by BerryJ, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Hours
Official source, currentPage displays a live status badge "Now Close" under "Openning Hours" (no printed schedule text). The page's own embedded structured data (window.__NUXT__ opening_hours object) states verbatim: "opening_hours":{"open_now":false,"periods":[{"open":{"day":"0","time":"08:00:00"},"close":{"day":"0","time":"18:00:00"}}]} — i.e. one daily period, open 08:00:00, close 18:00:00.
tourismthailand.org · Checked 7 Aug 2026
Price
Official source, currentOpening Hours: Everyday from 08:00 – 18:00, admission fee for the Thais is 10 baht.
go.ayutthaya.go.th · Checked 7 Aug 2026
Age suitability
Not verifiedNot verified. No source we checked states this, so it stays blank instead of guessed.
Checked 25 Jul 2026
Caveats
Re-fetched both cited sourceUrls fresh this run and both confirmed. The hours page's actual table row reads "Wat Phra Ram | 8:00 AM | 4:30 PM | 50 THB", which matches the extractor's stated hours, so kept at single-report (this is one blog, not an operator site). The price page confirms 50 THB for foreign visitors and…
3 sources checked for this venue.