112 activitati in Bangkok, THAILAND

See the architectural and cultural highlights of Thailand in one afternoon at the Ancient City. The vision of Thai businessman Lek Viriyaphant, the Ancient City features scale models of some of Thailand's outstanding architectural gems from its earliest times through to the current era. Here and there a genuine period building has been reassembled amongst the reproductions. Everything has been assembled on a layout that resembles the outline of the map of current day Thailand, with the exhibits placed in the location as they would appear on the map. At a ratio of 1:3, the models are quite grand, and some are complete reproductions ofbuildings that either no longer exist or lie in a ruined state. Examples cover all periods of history and their distinct styles, and all the regions. Here and there small examples of traditional domestic architecture are found such as a scaled down market town - where the arts and crafts and regional foods can be seen being prepared and for purchase. For the visitor short on time, Ancient City provides an introduction to Thailand within an afternoon.

An excursion to the former royal capital of Ayutthaya and the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace. You will visit the ruins of Ayutthaya and the restored Summer Palace. Phra Nakorn Sri Ayutthaya served as the Siamese capital from 1350-1767. It had been one of the most splendid cities of the Orient and was sacked by Burmese invaders and abandoned by the Siamese, who re-established themselves first at Thonburi and then at Bangkok. Then, you will visit the Historical Park to view the still impressive ruins of Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, Wat Panan Cheon and the distinctive triple chedis of Wat Phra Sri Sanphet. Also visit the Summer Palace at Bang Pa-In, about 10 km south of Ayutthaya. Some of the earlier kings used this area as a summer retreat, but the present buildings date mainly from the 19th century when the habit of residing there was revived. There are examples of European and Chinese architectural styles, as well as the Thai pavillion of Phra Thinang Aisawan Thippaya-art. Languages English

A visit to the scenic province of Kanchanaburi, revealing its role in the history of the Pacific War. Kanchanaburi Province, one of the largest and hottest of all Thai provinces,lying to the west of Bangkok and adjacent to Myanmar separated mostly by a mountainous border broken by the Three Pagodas Pass. Kanchanaburi sits on the banks of the Kwae Yai and Kwae Noi rivers, surrounded by limestone outcrops and fields of sugar cane. One less pleasant aspect of its history was the prisoner of war camp during the Second World War, when this area was the site of a railway line intended to stretch throughout British Burma to India. Visit the Jeath war museum, which is housed in the same sort of huts the POW's used and is filled with exhibits telling their story. Visit the War Cemetery as well as the Bridge on the River Kwai, restored after the war and still carries the railway today. Take a ride along a pleasant section of the unpleasantly named Death Railway. Languages English Others Optional long tail boat from Jeath war Museum to Bridge River Kwai.

Awarded Thailand’s Best Tour Program in 2013, our original Historic Bangrak Food Tour let you become a Thai food expert in a few hours! Join us as we bring you to explore amazing tastes and sights of Bangrak, known as the Village of Love, the century-old culinary neighborhood. Our signature food tour combines delectable food tasting with off-the-beaten sightseeing. As the most popular culinary tour in Thailand, this tour is a delicious and fun way to explore Bangkok just like a local. Experience Mom & Pop Food Culture - Bangrak is the district famous among Thais for its diverse local flavors. The area is a true melting pot, where you can find Thai delicacies from various regions and ethnicities. As we journey along our easy-to-walk route, you will meet and engage with restaurant owners, sample their generations-old artisanal recipes, and visit fascinating local attractions hidden away from major tourist path. Not only you will get full exposure to the Thai gastronomic tradition but your visit will also be a great support to local community.

Meet the “Seven Wishes” Tour Guide at the meeting point in front of the main entrance of “Amarin Plaza”. Seven enchanting deities with roots linked to ancient Hindu tradition are located within walking distance in the area, sitting alongside the shopping malls and hotels. We invite you to share in the worship of these deities, make your own wish and light your own candle. After a short introduction you will start the tour. Meet the “Seven Wishes” Tour Guide at the meeting point in front of the main entrance of “Amarin Plaza”. Seven enchanting deities with roots linked to ancient Hindu tradition are located within walking distance in the area, sitting alongside the shopping malls and hotels. We invite you to share in the worship of these deities, make your own wish and light your own candle. After a short introduction you will start the tour. Next to each shrine you will find local sellers, where you can buy the appropriate offerings for each God in various sizes. Our guide will tell you about the history and myths of each deity, the divine symbols and how to worship properly. Visit amongst others - Lord Indra – recognized as the god who takes care of all humankind, the Erawan shrine and Phra Phrom – famous for bringing good fortune, and the Elephant God Ganesh, who promotes creativity and protection from harm. As with temples, for visiting shrines it is recommended to dress polite and to wear shirts with sleeves, avoid shorts, vest tops and open toe sandals. Meeting/pick-up point: Hotel's Lobby in Bangkok city only. Duration: 4 hours. Start/opening time: 8am. End/closing time: 12pm. Languages: English. Others: Smart Casual. Visitors should not wear sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts or skimpy clothing when visiting temples, religious or official buildings. No flip flops or open shoes are allowed.

You’ll love every minute you spend in Calypso. On stage is a bevy of professional entertainers presenting artistic impersonations through songs and tales of love and adventure with a fantastic sound and light show. *Joined tour with minimum 2 persons including transfers from/to hotels in Bangkok city center (Sukhumvit, Silom, Charoenkrung) only, without guide assistance. 1st round at 1930 & 2nd round at 2100.

Escape bustling Bangkok for the tranquil natural surroundings of the Rose Garden in neighbouring Nakorn Pathom province. Wander the peaceful gardens filled not only with roses but orchids in every colour imaginable. Spread across 60 acres, the complex encompasses lush lawns, a small lake, orchards and a recreated Thai village. At the handicrafts market, find the perfect souvenir for yourself or those back home and support local craftsman. Step into the recreation of a Thai village and see the traditional stilt houses built to endure flooding. These wooden houses, seek harmony with nature through wide-open spaces, large terraces and high, sloped roofs. In no time, you will feel at home and among friends. In Thai villages, cultural events and performances are the highlight of the year. See many of these traditions in just a few hours during the Rose Garden’s renowned cultural show. Witness an elaborate wedding ceremony with the bride and groom in traditional Thai clothing. Customs include linking them symbolically with a white thread that is looped around both their heads and pouring holy water from a conch over their hands. A monk ceremony will be performed as well as sword fighting and kick boxing as well as dances. With luck, you will see the bamboo dance in which musicians rhythmically knock together horizontal bamboo poles while dancers lithely move between the poles. To cap off the day, see how Thailand’s favourite animals move. Watch elephants drag logs, play catch and even paint. See what tricks they have up their trunks! Languages English

Enjoy a great variety of mouthwatering Indian cuisine such as Paneer Tikka, Tandoori Chicken and Gulaab Jamun. Buffet includes Indian Masala Tea as well. Also, be entertained by our live Indian singers (Hindi, Bollywood and English music), the Indian Dhol entertainment and our in-house DJ. Enjoy breathtaking views of temples and the beautifully lit up riverside venues such as the Temple of Dawn, Grand Palace and Rama 8 Bridge, among others.

Visit Siam Ocean World and experience seven different marine environments, as you walk around the different zones of the aquarium. Located on the first and second floors of the Siam Parangon shopping centre, this is considered to be one of the largest sealife centres in all Asia, spread out over 10,000m2. You will be able to see more than just fish; there are sea-otters, seals, penguins and much, much more. The centre is divided into seven zones representing different environments and you’ll be able to discover all sorts of fascinating creatures. You’ll enjoy seeing the penguins in their natural habitat. Other attractions at the aquarium include an underwater tunnel, a panoramic oceanarium with 360º vision through a special viewing window and an 8m deep swimming pool with a recreation of a coral reef and a tropical jungle. If you dare you’ll be able to go swimming with the sharks. Siam Ocean World is home to over 400 different species with 30,000 specimens including penguins, octopus, blue-grey carpet sharks, elephant sharks, sea dragons and giant spider crabs. Siam Ocean World open from 10am to 9pm.

SIAM NIRAMIT is an award winning world-class performance that display Thailand’s artistic and cultural heritage. This must-see show is performed on a gigantic stage, and features over 100 performers, 500 costumes, and stunning sets. Enhanced special effects and the world’s most advanced sound, light and stage technology combine to make this a very realistic, stimulating, and inspiring experience. Before the show, visit the 'Thai Village to experience the ambience of rural Thai life in bygone times.

A visit to Bangkok wouldn´t be complete without a cruise along the Chao Praya River. What can be better than floating along the river enjoying a relaxing and delicious evening dinner, with the cityscape glittering in lights exuding romance, the experience becomes even more magical Highlights - Enjoy a delicious buffet dinner - Live music - Incredible views of the cities most famous landmarks board a large boat and get ready to glide along the waters of Chao Praya, while savouring exquisite traditional Thai dishes and international cuisine. Why not try a delicious cocktail prepared the waiters or even indulge on a fine wine from some of the world’s greatest vineyards. With first-class service provided by a qualified and experienced team, you will be well cared for, and to make it even more special, the night isn´t shy of entertainment provided by Thai and International artists. Watch as the historical illuminated city passes by in all its glory with amazing views and photo opportunities of numerous temples, palaces and illuminated bridges. Do not miss the chance to enjoy a truly magical night!

Savour some of the best food and views in Bangkok with an evening buffet dinner at the Bangkok Sky Restaurant. Highlights - Cuisine to suit all tastes, including fresh seafood - Dine on the 76th and 78th floors - After dinner, relax on the observation deck Situated on the 76th and 78th floors, the restaurant boasts some of the finest evening views over glittering Bangkok. Tuck into fine seafood and international dishes and you’re guaranteed that you won’t be able to take your eyes off the views in front of you. The buffet offers a wide range of food for every taste, including seafood, savoury Thai dishes, succulent sushi, salads, pizza and pasta as well cheese and dessert. Enjoy sampling a varied cuisine and once dinner has finished, head on to the 77th floor where an observation deck provides the perfect relaxation spot. Take in the Bangkok balmy evening breezes as you digest the incredible, sprawling capital city in front of you.

Visit the jungle landscape in the midst of the city at 2 museums. Start at the Jim Thomson House museum which is a complex of Thai style houses where collected from all parts of Thailand. The founder was an American who contributed to develop the Thai Silk industry that was awarded the Order of the White Elephant and renowned globally as Jim Thompson Thai Silk. See the collections as well as Silk Loom and Silk Spool at the museum. Then visit The Suan Pakkad Palace, the first Royal owned museum in Thailand, on over two acres of land located in the centre of Bangkok. The museum consists of 8 Tha Visit the jungle landscape in the midst of the city at 2 museums. Start at the Jim Thomson House museum which is a complex of Thai style houses where collected from all parts of Thailand. The founder was an American who contributed to develop the Thai Silk industry that was awarded the Order of the White Elephant and renowned globally as Jim Thompson Thai Silk. See the collections as well as Silk Loom and Silk Spool at the museum. Then visit The Suan Pakkad Palace, the first Royal owned museum in Thailand, on over two acres of land located in the centre of Bangkok. The museum consists of 8 Thai houses which display in differences fine pieces of items including music instruments, Royal family belongings, Buddha images, sculptures that made of clay, glassware, and silverware, several art forms, and the prehistoric arts. Some of the collection has the ages over 4,000 years old. Meeting/pick-up point: Pick-up at the hotel. Duration: 4 hours. Start/opening time: At 8am. End/closing time: At 12pm.

Where customers and comfort come first, make your short stay unforgettable and indulge like any airlines' first and business class passengers do at Miracle Lounge to empty your time waiting flight VIP at Suvarnabhumi Airport. The modern luxury Miracle Lounge offers an extensive menu of hot and cold dishes with a wide range of refreshments, full bar counter offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, free WiFi internet access, television, international newspapers, magazines, and flight information display screens, including smoking room. First class with premium food, alcohol and shower room included. Smoking area available. Business class with food, smoking area and standard alcohol. Start/opening time Open 24 hours a day Duration 2 hours, 3 hours, 5 hours or 10 hours depending on the option chosen.

Yaowarat, Bangkok's Chinatown, is the World's most renowned street food destination and the local favorite dining district. On this early night adventure, we bring to you discover the sophisticated flavors of Bangkok's 200 years old community that is rich with Thai-Chinese tradition & delicious food. During the tour you will walk to explore & taste local cuisines from 7 famous eateries, varied from street food vendors to renowned Thai-Chinese diners. Between each tasting location, you will get behind-the-scene exposure of this unique neighborhood: meeting the food bazaar's lively characters, hearing its memorable stories, and visiting religious and cultural landmarks. It's our goal to provide you with a delicious and unique adventure that will highlight your Bangkok trip with the most memorable foodie experience. Follow the wolf pack. With lots of thing to see and a large variety of foods to choose from, even Thais from other parts of the country found it difficult to navigate themselves in Yaowarat. Our 3.5 hours tour aims to help visitors unveil the secret of Chinatown through its various tastes and fascinating tradition. As recommended by CNN Travel, our Yaowarat Street Food Tour is just a perfect trail for those seeking to experience Bangkok's must-visit streets as you have already seen in numerous of travel shows and big-hit movies, including Hangover Part II.

Immerse yourself into the local culture of Damnern Sudak and grab yourself a bargain at the floating market! Highlights - Explore the world famous Floating Market: Damnern Saduak - Discover traditional customs of Thailand - Pick up a bargain and learn the art of bartering! Start off your day at the world famous floating market of ''Damnern Saduak'', which is located about 100 km southwest of Bangkok, just off the longest and straightest canal in Thailand; the Damnoen Saduak. If you are looking to try a new experience, this is definitely for you. Thailand has countless floating markets throughout the country, many of which are within a couple of hours of the capital. You will see thee colourfully clad merchants at these lively markets paddle along the congested canals in sturdy canoes brimming with fresh fruits and vegetables to sell to shoppers on the banks. There is definitely a lot of chatter and activity happening and bargaining is not uncommon – but that's half of the fun! Just don't expect to get the price down more than a few baht. Apart from the fresh fruits and vegetables, you can also find flowers to everyday necessities, leaving nothing to be desired. You will visit the lively market at its finest, early in the morning, before the large crowds arrive and the day's heat breaks. A truly exciting and fun way to immerse yourself in to the local life and go bargain hunting!