This Bangkok
landmark, which features some of the most spectacular architecture in Southeast Asia, should be the first place on a visitor’s itinerary. The Grand Palace,
once a royal residence, houses within its compound the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The Emerald Buddha is believed to have supernatural powers and
is dressed, by the King of Thailand himself, in robes appropriate to each season.
Visit everyday Thai life as you start by making your way through the bustling streets of Chinatown - the heart of the old business area.
Heading towards three of the most impressive Buddhist temples in Bangkok. First stop is at “Wat Trimit”,
the Temple of the Golden Buddha, which houses an impressive 5 1/2 ton of solid gold Buddha built in 1350, Sukhothai style. Then “Wat Pho”, the Temple of the
Reclining Buddha. The temple is the oldest and largest temple in Bangkok housing the largest reclining Buddha. Last stop visit at
“Wat Benchamabophit”, the Marble Temple - constructed in exquisite white carrera marble.
Cruise in a comfortable motor boat along the Chao Phaya river and canals in Thonburi province. Enroute you will be treated to a spectacular and
colourful sights of local merchants plying their trade vegetables, flowers, charcoal, meats and etc, .in along and narrow wooden sampans.
On your return, a stop is made at Wat Arun, the spectacular Temple Of Dawn.
Within walking distance of the Grand Palace, across the Phra Mane Ground, is one of the largest and most comprehensive museums in Southeast Asia.
The National Museum houses over one thousand artifacts raning from neolithic times to the present Bangkok period. The complex, also began in 1782,
consists of colourful Thai architectural design.The museum is open everyday, except Mondays, Tuesdays and public holidays from 9.00am to 4.00pm.
Guided tours are given free by volunteers on Wednesdays and Thursdays beginning at 9.30am.
This relaxed afternoon tour allows you to experience the timeless world of “The Venice of the East”. In Bangkok people still depend on the waterways
to transport their merchandise, in particular rice, as the canals are linked to the rice fields. Cruise by motorboat through exotic flora
and picturesque canal houses. Midway join the converted rice barge. All you need do here is sit back, relax and take in scenery. Soft drinks and local
fruits will be served on board.
Can elephants play football? Well, you will soon see at this show complete with dramatic sound and narration. There are a whole host of shows
to be seen that include elephants at work and how they once played a part in the battles that took place in ancient Siam. One show will depict
the battle between King Naraesuan the great and the Burmese Prince where elephants were used by both armies.
Cruising along the Cho Phaya River by night in the romantic atmosphere to witness one of the World’s most exotic ports of call,
passing the Grand Palace and the temple of dawn, one of the most striking sights in the Kingdom and a prominent Landmark of Bangkok.
Enjoy your palatable dinner as you drift along the river, viewing the brilliant Bangkok by night. A truly exotic experience.
This gracious old Thai home on the banks of the Chao Phaya River, opposite the Grand Palace,
was formerly the home of Khunyng Supatra Singholaga, who in addition to being a successful business lady
was a leading advocate of women’s right in Thai society.
The interior of the house has been divided into a several
dining areas, there is a cosy bar, and seating outside on the terrace. The décor is contemporary,
blending perfectly with the traditional architecture and the views of the river, Grand Palace and Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)
are spectacular.
Take "A Journey to the En¬chanted Kingdom of Siam" Featuring a gigantic stage (in "Guiness World Records'!), over 150 performers. 500 lavish costumes,
spectacular scenery, and amazing special effects using the world's most advanced technology. Great entertainment for all the family, the show has
attracted fantastic reviews from around the world.In addition, stroll through a traditional Thai village located in the grounds and savour
the authentic atmosphere of Thai life in bygone times - you won't believe you’re right in the centre of Bangkok!
Experience Bangkok’s exciting night life with the Calypso Cabaret show Thailand’s most spectacular show on stage. Be transform to a world of beauty and charm.
It’s entertaining, sensational and simply fantastic. Not to be missed.
The Rose Garden is a picturesque country resort, situated 32 kms outside Bangkok. It consists of over 50 acres of tropical paradise
with flower gardens, orchards and a typical Thai village. The Thai village show starts at 3:00 p.m. and you can witness ordination
into the monkshood, fingernail dance, Thai boxing, hill tribe dance, sword fighting, cock fighting, elephants at work and folk dancing.
Come to Safari World, Thailand’s greatest and most popular open zoo and Show Park, which covers over 200 acres. Safari World comprises Safari Park and Marine Park and
offers a great variety of fun and entertainment for visitors of all ages and nationalities. One stop center for fun and discovery.
Partake in an exciting Safari drive through a picturesque African wildness setting and an intimate encounter with the friendly Dolphins and lots more.
Bridge On The River Kwai” built during World war II by prisoner of war. Over 9,000 allied soldiers lost their lives in the very harsh conditions
at the “Death Railway”. Visit war cemetery and a memorable JEATH War museum.
leisurely drive passing rice paddies and salt fields. To reach the famous
floating market we will continue on long-tailed speedboats and cruise through the many canals. The market boats offer colourful displays of
their merchandise are of all shapes and sizes.
A fabulous step into the past! Water has always played a major part in Thai life but ever
increasingly “modernization” is creeping up on old customs with the result that many familiar sights like the traditional floating markets
are gradually disappearing. Take advantage of this very special tour during the course of which you can still witness, first hand, Thai-style
canoes laden with colourful, succulent fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats, gently plying their way through the canals at Damnern Saduak.
On our way to lunch at the Rose Garden Cultural Center, we make a stop at Phra Pathom Chedi, the largest Pagoda in Southeast Asia.
After a traditional Thai lunch served in unique and wonderfully picturesque surroundings, you are entertained by an unrivalled production
of events portraying a full and varied selection of Thai history, tradition and culture such as a re-enactment of a Thai Wedding ceremony:
elegant finger-nail dancing; traditional bamboo dancing; Thai boxing; an elephant show - and even an elephant ride, should you wish!
Visit the ruins of Ayutthaya, the former capital of Thailand during 1350 - 1767 till was sacked by Burmese, invaders. Many magnificent
ruins of the old city still remain and some have restored. Archaeological excavations are still proceeding at many sites in the area.,
Late afternoon, return to Bangkok.
Siam Niramit, Thailand's Must See Show !! Featuring a gigantic stage over 100 performers.
Spectacular scenery, and many special effects using the world's most advanced technology.
Great entertainment for all the family, the show has attracted fantastic reviews from around the world.
