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There are many one | two | three or more days tour packages that you can choose that will make your stay in Bangkok interesting and enjoyable.
If you coming to Bangkok, you can book the tour in advance and we will deliver the tour vouchers to your hotel. You may pay upon receipt of voucher.
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One day and Half day Tours
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Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha Tour (half day)
This is a "must" for every visitor to Bangkok, for the grand Palace Complex, which includes the Temple of The Emerald Buddha ( Wat Phra Keow ). Within its enormous grounds is the most exotic Buddhist temple and at the heart of the temple itself is a fabulous Buddha image, carved from one-piece jade, which is the holiest and most revered of religious objects in Thailand today. Nearby is the Grand Palace, once the official home of the Kings of Siam - built in traditional Thai architecture mixed with European designs. You will also visit The Royal Funeral Hall and The Royal Coronation Hall.
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City & Temples Tour (half day)
Thailand has over 26,000 Wats (temples). This tour brings you the 3 most distinguished temples in Bangkok.
Wat Trimitr, the Temple of the Golden Buddha - the statue of Buddha is made from solid gold weighting 5.5 tons. It is a fine example of Sukhothai art and was discovered by chance from a layer of stucco during construction of the temple.
Passing through Chinatown.
Wat Po, the temple of the Reclining Buddha - the largest and oldest in Bangkok.
Wat Benchamabopit - the marble temple. This magnificent monastery was built with white Italian marble from Carara.
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Canal Tour & Snake Farm & Wat Arun (2.5 hours)
Cruise in a classic Thai motor boat along the Chao Phraya River and canals in Thonburi. You will see a spectacular and colorful scenery of Thai life along the banks. The Bangkok people still depend on the waterways to transport their merchandise. Visit the snack farm see The Cobra shows about 45 minutes also visit the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) which stands beside the Chao Phraya River. The 82 meters tall Prang is composed of a brick core embedded with millions of fragments of Chinese porcelain.
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Damnoensaduak Floating Market and Rose Garden with Lunch (one day)
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06.30-07.00
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Pick up from various Hotels in Bangkok
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07.45
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Depart Bangkok, the most interesting Tour will take you to the unspoiled rural Floating Market of Damnoensaduak, located 110 Km. west of Bangkok. Your journey commences with a leisurely drive through rice paddies and salt fields.
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09.30
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Visit The Orchid and Butterfly Farm and the Coconut Sugar Local Factory.
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09.50
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Arriving at the Jetty and board Long-tailed boats. Cruise through many small canals that takes you to the Damnoensaduak maket .Here you will be fascinated by boats of various shapes and sizes used by local merchants to ferry their goods.
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10.30
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Depart Damnoensaduak Floating Market to visit The Wood Carving Factory.
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12.30
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Buffet Lunch will be provided at air conditioned Chang Restaurant.
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14.45
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Visit The Rose Garden - The Thai Village Show which includes cultural activities, Wedding Ceremony, Thai Boxing, Sword Fighting and many other activities.
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18.30
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Arriving at your Hotel.
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Dinner and Thai Classical Dance (evening)
Treat yourself to a special evening in an authentic traditional Thai restaurant. Experience a variety of typical Thai food and the warm hospitality of waitresses dressed in antional costumes. After dinner sit back. Relax and enjoy a spectacular performance of Thai classical dances. One of the best known aspect of Thai classical dances is the complicity between dances and the audience-established by rigorous coded gestures. Each movenment has a meaning and express a particular emotion.
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Dinner Cruise (evening)
Treat yourself to a memorable night out aboard one of Bangkok's most luxurious boat restaurant. Relax in modern comfort and experience the warmth of Thai hospitality. Dine on a variety of authentic Thai food. Cruising along the Chao Phraya River you can take in the scenic sunset and the riverlife by night, a truly exotic experience. Duration - aprx. 3 hrs.
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Crocodile Farm - Samutprakan (3 hours, OPTION: on the way to Pattaya (individual))
The Largest Crocodile Farm in the World; with over 30,000 Crocodiles. Both Fresh And Salt Water Crocodiles are fed here, as well as a large number of other creatures, including Elephants, Gibbons, Lions.
Crocodile Show, Elephant Show.
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Ayutthaya & Cruise with Lunch (one day)
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06.30
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Pick up from various Hotels in Bangkok.
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07.00
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Depart for Ayutthaya by minibus or coach to visit: The Bang-Pa-In Summer Palace (the summer palace of thai monarchs since the 17th century)
Wat Phra Sri San Phet, (the largest temole in Ayutthaya, used as the royal temple-cum-palace by several Ayutthaya kings. Built in the 14th century.
Wat Chai Wattanaram (built in 1630 by King Prasat Thong, a replica of Angkor wat with a huge prang surrounded by smaller ones, symbolizing mount meru, the abode of the heavenly gods.
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12.30
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Embark the cruise at Bang Sai pier (the royal folk arts and handicrafts centre), buffet lunch will be provided while cruising along the Chao Phraya River to Bangkok.
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15.30
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Coffee break
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16.30
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Arrive Bangkok and Transfer to your Hotel.
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What tourists say about Bangkok?
“ Description : The culturally grandiose capital of Thailand, the City of Gods, also well know for its frantic night life or its irritating traffic jams.
Comments : Certainly, this is not Thailand's most pleasant place to stay but it is, overall, one of the most interesting locality of the Kingdom : great cultural attractions, small busy market streets and lots of culture shocks !
What you can do : Master your way around shops, hotels, movies' restaurants, travel agents & internet cafes / Take half a day and proper clothes to visit the magnificent Grand Palace / In the area, visit Temples and the largest National Museum in SE Asia / Take a Chao Phraya River boat to more temples, scenic river banks and no traffic jams / Visit a richly furnished traditional wooden Thai house / Explore Chinatown and its market streets / Climb a temple for a panoramic view of the busy city / Develop your general culture at Patpong red district / Watch more traditional type of Thai dances / Receive Thai massage and, when you know how good it is, learn it ! / Get wild at Thai boxing fights / Follow the advice and "say no" to any touts approaching you in the street / Watch sunset & aerobics lessons at the Fort / Wander around markets (the best being the WE market on Sat & Sund) /
What you may not like : Visiting too many jammed roads / The round-the-clock activity & accompanying noise / The sticky weather / Fighting your way among the crowd / The various scams (gems, card games, etc) / The expensive internet compared to other cities of Thailand / Being refused entrance to the Oriental Hotel because you wear short, sandals, Ti-shirt or have a backpack. Actually, a sign clearly says "no backpackers" (if you arrive by limousine, it should be no problem though) / The bill after you watched a go-go bar upstairs show / Paying too much for a taxi or Tuk-Tuk / The far-away bus stations /
How long ? At least three days to visit the main sights but 4 to 5 days would be more appropriate. “
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