MENZZOO MAGAZINE
1. THE GRAND PALACE & WAT PHRA KAEW
Bangkok has hundreds of temples, but this particular site is a must-see because it introduces you to The Grand Palace. Wat Pho, home of the Reclining Buddha, and Wat Phra Kaew, otherwise known as The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, a spiritual icon carved from jade. What’s more? It also takes you to Thailand’s foremost historical and cultural landmark,
Location: Na Phra Lan Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand-Open: Daily from 8.30 am-3.30 pm
2. DAMNOEN SADUK FLOATING MARKET
Damnoen Saduak floating market continues to offer a delightful experience despite its increasingly touristy atmosphere. Imagine small thin canals teeming with longboats piled high with fresh produce and paddled by ladies ready to stop and bargain at a moment’s notice. Enjoy an insight into lifestyle of locals who live & work on water A long-tail boat ride will put you in the heart of the action. This visual vibrancy, as well as its popularity, ensures Damnoen Saduak's must-see status.
Location; Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Samut Songkram Ratchaburi
3. APSARA CHAO PHRAYA RIVER DINNER CRUISE
Seeing the amazing temples of Bangkok at night while you drift along the Chao Phraya River is not to be missed. An enchanting night cruise on the beautiful Chao Phraya River makes for an extra-special night out. Expect breathtaking views of Bangkok landmarks under the moonlight. Aboard the Apsara a converted rice-barge, the cruise will take about an hour and 45 minutes to complete, Sights include the Grand Palace, Rama VIII Bridge & Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn) and includes a set menu dinner featuring authentic Thai cuisine.
4. AYUTTHAYA RIVER CRUISE
A day trip to the near-by ancient capital of Ayutthaya is a must do trip from Bangkok, The trip allows you to see many of the majestic ruins from the comfort of a river cruise. This full-day tour starts with a 90-minute coach journey to the peaceful town of Ayyuthaya before you spend the day exploring temples and finding out all about this proud period of Thailand’s past.
Discover the rich history, fascinating architecture, and iconic buildings of Ayutthaya, an ancient royal capital. Visit the former royal residence at Bang Pa-In Palace, marvel at the Wat Mahathat and Wat Na Phra Men temples, and cruise the waters of Chao Phraya River while enjoying a delicious lunch. Allow up to 8 hours for the full experience.
5. RIVER KWAI TOUR WITH LONG-TAIL BOAT
There’s more to the River Kwai than historic WWII sights, and this tour around Kanchanaburi, a lush unspoilt province close to the Burmese border proves it. Visits to the Death Railway, the Bridge over the River Kwai and the memorial museum are tastefully juxtaposed with beautiful mountain scenery, pleasant longtail journeys along the Mae Klong River, as well as activities like elephant rides These full-day tours usually include a Thai buffet lunch and transport to and from your hotel in Bangkok. The whole experience takes about 10 hours.
Location; Kanchanaburi Province
NOTE: Tour operators will include a collection service from your hotel when you book.
Additional services such as a guide at any of the sites which may be optional will cost extra.
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