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Upon arrival Bangkok Airport, meet our guide and private transfer with guide from Bangkok Airport to hotel in Bangkok. Check in and free time at leisure.

Meeting Point

Please proceed to the meeting point located on the 2nd floor, inside the arrivals hall, at Exit B gate No.6. Your representative will be wearing a blue polo holding a sign with your name on it, or in case of multiple pick ups, the signs may be hanging on the aluminum railing at our meeting point. 

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Today, you will take on no less than four of Bangkok’s finest temples and a tour around the city’s fascinating canals.

After breakfast at hotel, we start our trip at Wat Traimit - home to the world’s largest solid golden Buddha - before hopping across the old city streets to see an even larger Buddha statue at Wat Pho. The one here may not be solid gold, but it impresses even more thanks to its sheer size and the fact that it is ‘leaning’ on its side - a reference to the Buddha’s “Lion Sleep” position. Our next stop is the magnificent Grand Palace, another sprawling temple complex boasting some of the finest Thai-Buddhist architecture in the entire country. We continue exploring the vast grounds and numerous dazzling buildings, including the highly-revered Wat Phra Kaew, home to the prized Emerald Buddha statue dating back to the 14th Century.

After grabbing lunch, we spend the better part of the afternoon on the water, meandering through the quaint canals and taking in the quieter side of life from the seat of a traditional ‘long tail’ boat. Of course, a tour of Bangkok’s Thonburi side isn’t complete without the spectacular and iconic Wat Arun - take time to explore the iconic temple towering 79 metres over the Chao Phraya River.

7:30am: We start this busy day with an early morning departure with tour guide, heading for the province of Ratchaburi around 100 kilometers southwest of Bangkok. This quaint old province is home to one of the most famous floating markets in the country, Damnoen Saduak, and there’s ample time to explore the network of canals via traditional longtail boat. You can also walk around, taking in the vibrant sights, sounds, and smells, as well as bargaining for some souvenirs or indulging in some local delicacies.

After shopping and culture fix, we say goodbye to Ratchaburi and head north on the road to Kanchanaburi, home to the world-famous ‘Bridge over the River Kwai’ that was built during the Second World War. We take our time to explore this iconic structure, together with the nearby war museum that gives an excellent insight into the horrors that unfolded during the bridge’s construction. The tracks are still in use today; board the train at Nam Tok Station and ride along the notorious ‘death railway’ yourself, passing through the jungles and along a heart-stopping cliff overlooking the river. Afterwards, there’s time to visit the poignant War Cemetery, containing the remains of 6,982 allied prisoners of the war, most of whom lost their lives during the construction of the bridge and rail route stretching to Burma. This full-day tour includes lunch at a local restaurant, all admission fees and transfers to and from your hotel in Bangkok.

Today, you will discover the historical highlights of Ayutthaya by minivan and boat on this day trip to the ancient capital of Thailand. Departing from Bangkok in the morning, we first reach Bang Pa-In Palace, boasting a mix of European, gothic and Thai-Buddhist architecture. There’s time to explore the vast grounds that include several temple complexes, a watch tower and a tranquil lake. Then, we hop back into the minivan and take a short trip to Wat Yai Chai Mongkol on the eastern banks of the Pa Sak River, a temple said to have been built by King U-Thong as the place for monks returning from Sri Lanka to rest their heads. Our next stop is Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, a temple that forbids monks to enter (due to its ‘royal’ status), and then on to Wat Mahathat, a highly-sacred temple famous for its Lord Buddha relics and traditional style once used as a model for other temples in the ancient kingdom. What seems to be the most prominent landmark of the temple is the head of a sandstone Buddha image entwined in the roots of a Bodhi tree.

We enjoy the lunch in a riverside restaurant before more cultural action in the afternoon by cruising along the river to see the ruins, imagine once it was the charming and glory city in the past. After tour, we take the road trip back to Bangkok, reaching your hotel around the late-afternoon

Have breakfast at your hotel then our tour guide will pick up your group at lobby. Today, you will have a sightseeing tour to visit: Safari World, which is a drive-in zoological park divided into two parts. Safari Park – the first part, an open zoo with wild animals. The second part is the Marine Park where there are a variety of marine animals and shows of trained dolphins, birds, seals and apes. You will enjoy the
buffet lunch at Safari World. After lunch, you will visit animals (as per Safari World Schedule). After tour, tour guide and driver will take you back to hotel. Rest of day is free at leisure. Overnight in Bangkok.  

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Today is your free day to explore Bangkok or go shopping at the world’s top shopping malls. Overnight in Bangkok.  

Free time until driver picks up at hotel then transfer to airport for your next flight. The tour will end after transferring to airport.

Please note that the check out time at hotel is 12:00 noon.

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