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Give your self as VIP once you arrivaed to Bangkok with private Fas track at Suvarnabhum Airport and private car standard transfer to Bangkok City Hotel. The feeling of the special person and warm welcome when you use the VIP services. Upon arrival at the Airport, our local representative will be waiting for you at the gate of the plane, holding a signboard with your name or a company logo on it. Please identify yourself to the representative to obtain your service. You will be escorted on a golf cart to go to the VIP immigration counter, avoiding the long queues of the regular counters. Our representative will take you through the arrival hall to meet your driver, who will transfer you directly to your accommodation in Bangkok City.

Try to imagine Bangkok without the tuk tuks. It's just not the same, is it? Join this Bangkok tour that uses everyone's favourite compact 'car' to explore some of the old city's unique markets, magnificent temples, and hidden gems." Highlights - See what’s what in the city in an iconic tuk tuk - Marvel at the Phra Sumeru Fortress and climb to the top of the Golden Mount - Come face to face with the Buddhist culture at Wat Pho and ward off bad luck at the Amulet Market as you inhale the sweet scents of the flowers To really get to know Bangkok culture and daily life in Thailand, you need to bag yourself this ultimate tuk tuk experience, the Bangkok day tour with a twist! You’ll dig right into this Bangkok tuk tuk tour by riding one from the very start. Your local guide will ride along with you and you’ll whizz through the busy streets of Bangkok, stopping at the marvellous Phra Sumeru Fortress, where you’ll learn a bit about the history behind this area. Next stop on the tuk tuk ride is the Amulet Market, where locals sell all kinds of traditional Thai amulets, charms and medicines. Your local guide will explain everything you need to know about these quirky bits and bobs and what part they play in Thai culture. The knick-knacks and spooky bits and bobs have all kinds of different meanings in Thailand, from good luck to warding off evil. Fret not because you’ll get the lowdown thanks to your guide so you need not walk around looking completely baffled. Time for another tuk tuk ride and this time you’ll pop along to Wat Saket which is a terrific temple that lies at the foot of the Golden Mount. You will climb your way up the 318 steps (unfortunately your tuk tuk can’t lend a hand this time around). Once you’ve caught your breath at the top you’ll be treated to a 360-degree view of the surrounding old Rattanakosin Island. So all the steps are certainly worth it! You’ll hop back in to your tuk tuk and head down to Phahurat Market which finds itself in the heart of Bangkok's Little India, where you’ll come across all kinds of fabrics, cloths, ornaments and accessories. As well as the arts and crafts stuff, there will be a range of tasty Indian treats sold in stalls along the way. This place has managed to get the perfect mix of Thai and Indian culture bang on the money – it has to be seen to be believed! Moving on, head to Pak Klong Talad or the flower market. The flower market is the biggest and best in Thailand and is open 24-7. Every kind of flower imaginable can be found here and the market acts as a distribution centre, shipping flowers all over the rest of the country. Wasting no time it’s on to Wat Po, the temple that houses the most beautiful reclining Buddha image of the country which was also the birthplace of Thai massage and medicine. Round things up by doing a tour of the area, listen up as you hear some local tales along the way. If you want to call it a day, the guide can point you in the direction of your accommodation from the temple. On the other hand, you can carry on and go it alone – it’s up to you!

The most popular shopping paradise in Bangkok, Chatuchak Weekend Market always ends up on travelers' visiting list. If you plan to shop at Chatuchak, why don't you combine your shopping trip with an eating adventure? Take a food journey through Chatuchak Weekend Market. Between bites, we'll walk through alleys offering interesting items and products, during which you can get a glimpse of what souvenirs are available for you to bring home. Enhance your shopping experience with our unique food adventure through Chatuchak Weekend Market now!

Bangkok Sea Lif 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. Bangkok Sea Life Ocean World Bangkok Sea Lif 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. Madame Tussauds Bangkok Here is Madame Tussauds is Bangkok's ultimate celebrity experience - get up close to our amazingly life-like wax figures of pop and movie legends, sporting heroes, historical icons and local Thai stars - all within one place. Get your tickets now and prepare for your close up with some of the world’s most famous faces! Meeting/pick-up point: Bangkok Sea Life Ocean World: Ticket's counter near by the gate to redeem your voucher with live ticket, levels B1-B2 of Siam Paragon department store. Madame Tussauds BKK: Ticket's counter near by the gate to redeem your voucher with live ticket, on 6th Floor, Siam Discovery. Duration: 10 hours. Start/opening time: Sea Life Ocean World: 10am. Madame Tussauds: 10am. End/closing time: Sea Life Ocean World: 8pm. Madame Tussauds: 8pm.

Siam Niramit is a theatrical performance renowned worldwide showing the history of Thailand through its culture, traditions and beliefs. Located right in the centre of Bangkok with easy access by MRT metro, the performance takes place on a giant stage (listed in the Guinness Book of Records) with more than 150 artistes and 500 costumes. This musical compendium of 700 years of the history of this south- eastern Asian country takes place in what is considered to be the highest stage in the world, measuring 12 metres from floor to ceiling, 65 metres wide and 40 metres deep. The performance itself is a mind-boggling variety show including acrobatics, animals, sketches and unique pyrotechnical special effects using state of the art technology to produce a stimulating and inspiring experience. For those clients wishing to dine before the show, Siam Niramit’s restaurant offers delicious traditional Thai cuisine as well as an international buffet in an elegant restaurant with views over the Thai village of the four regions. You will be able to enjoy a great variety of world renowned dishes specially created by our chefs including such delicacies as Som Tam (spicy papaya salad) and Gaimg Kieow Waan (green curry). This is a journey to the magical kingdom of Thailand that no-one can afford to miss. Languages English.

Splendid journey through Ayutthaya, admire temples, palaces and Buddhist ruins and then sit back and relax on a boat ride down the river Chao Phraya! Highlights - Explore and discover this historical world full of fascinating history and culture! - UNESCO world heritage and an absolute must-see - Allow us to guide you around ruins, temples, palaces and statues - Relaxing, picturesque boat trip down the river Chao Phraya Discover the surreal world of Ayutthaya, a place that was largely destroyed by the Burmese and has since become a UNESCO World Heritage. The old capital of Thailand, or previously known as the Kingdom of Siam, is truly an unforgettable experience and a must-see place whilst in the area! Admire the breath taking temples, monasteries, palaces and ruins of Buddhist statues. The knowledgeable and passionate guide will fascinate you with facts and entertain you along the way, leading you on this enchanting journey. The landscape definitely takes you back to life 4 Centuries ago when the Kings of Ayutthaya ruled the lands. Indulge in the unique history around you and a forgotten culture. After, explore the modern day summer palace owned by the present Chakri Dynasty. Then, when the sightseeing is finished, enjoy a leisurely boat ride from Wat Chong-Lom Pier, down the charming Chao Phraya River, taking in all the picturesque scenery around you along the way. The boat trip finishes at River City Pier and finishes this unforgettable day out. Languages English

Visit Mae Klong Market and watch it disappear as the train passes through, and Amphawa Floating Market with an opportunity to view the fireflies. Pick up from the various hotel. Depart for Samutsonkram Province. Arrived to Meklong market. This is a typical local fresh market with a twist. It occupies a railway line, so each time a train draws in to the platform there is an orchestrated system where the vendors withdraw to let it pass, returning to their positions once it leaves. Continue to Amphawa Floating Market. Fresh produce is transported along the canal network from outlying farms an orchards by small boats to the market pier. There is free time for two hours to explore the market which boasts a fine array of traditional food specialities and desserts as well as arts and crafts. As evening descends take a boat trip up the canal to view the illuminations provided by Lampyridae, the firefly - although it is actually a member of the beetle family. Then returned to their accommodation. Languages English

Bangkok is claimed to be the city that never stop eating. Bangkokians usually find themselves enjoy eating even at midnight. So, what would be a better idea than exploring this city of angels via a fun Tuk Tuk ride and visiting best local eateries after the sunset? Go beyond tourist zones for the most enjoyable midnight eating adventure. After the moon comes up, cruise along Bangkok streets via this city's iconic 3-wheel, Tuk Tuk, to visit Bangkokian's favorite places to eat. Taste a variety of savory menus, including the local favorite Northeastern Thai Food (Esan Food), the town's Best Pad Thai, and the popular home-style Thai snack. Between the bites, visit old-town landmarks and temples for a different perspective compared to the busy day time scene. Discover the side of Bangkok wholly unknown to visitors. We will finish the tour by the Cinderella's time.

Uncover the royal and spiritual riches of Bangkok with this cultural half-day guided tour taking in the architectural masterpiece that is the Grand Palace of the kings of Siam and the wonderful Wat Pho and Wat Traimit temples, where the star attractions are golden Buddha, each one very special in its own right. Highlights - Step into the Grand Palace, former residence of the kings of Siam - Contemplate the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and its 45cm jade statue - Visit the oldest temple in the city: Wat Pho The Grand Palace is the historic royal mini-city located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. It comprises dozens of buildings, courtyards, halls, temples, pagodas, garden and even a miniature mountain. The palace was the residence of the kings of Siam from 1782 to 1925 and among the attractions are the Funeral and Coronation halls while another big draw is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, where a 45cm statue of the Gautama Buddha was carved from one piece of solid translucent jade. Adjacent to the Grand Palace is the city’s oldest temple, Wat Pho, which is famed for the Reclining Buddha. This 43 metre-long figure is covered in gold leaf and reaches up to 15 metres at its highest point. There are also more than 1,000 images of the Lord Buddha as well as a sacred tree. Visit the Wat Traimit temple, which is home to a 5.5-tonne solid gold Buddha with an intriguing tale to tell. The Golden Buddha is believed to be about seven centuries old and at some point it was covered in plaster to hide its true value. Over time, this was forgotten and it was only when it fell in 1954 that its true composition was discovered. To round off the tour, we call in at a local lapidary factory and showroom where you will be able to get locally made jewelry, handicrafts and silk at competitive prices.

Come and see the most famous floating market “Damnoen Saduak”. On the way to the floating market, take a visit at a Coconut Sugar Farm - look around the farmhouse and see how they process the coconut sugar. You can also taste a few things prepared freshly there. Head out to the floating market by long-tailed boat, sightseeing along the canal. Experience the colorful market and watch the merchants as they paddle along the congested canals in sturdy canoes laden with fresh fruits and vegetables to sell to shoppers on the river bank. On the way to our next stop, see the natural monkeys in the Conservation Mangrove Centre which we drive through. Arrive to Don Hoi Lot and lunch is served at Seafood Restaurant. Continue to Maeklong Railway Market, or “Talad Rom Hoop” in Thai. Upon arrival the guide will introduce you to the history of the area. See the action in several minutes before the train is due to pass through the market. The process happens so quick it will amaze you for this unique moment. Transfer back to Bangkok. Languages English, German, Italian, Spanish and French. Dress-code Casual. Comfortable and light clothing is recommended.

We want you to have a fun, relaxing time in Bangkok without the stress of not knowing your way around. Enjoy a fun day out with your own private english speaking driver and transport. With this unique charter you will have the liberty to go wherever you want to go and see whatever you want to see. You can plan your own touristic route, visiting the busy city or exploring the Bangkok city. There are many ways to explore Bangkok but one of the most comfortable and interesting ways is surely on this tour with a private car charter. This service is a free program using a private air conditioned car, a friendly English speaking driver and the possibility to go wherever you want to go. Sit back and enjoy the ride and when something catches your eye feel free to stop and wander around. This is how you will see Singapore with a personalized route. What do you want to do? On this excursion the experienced driver will show you the culture, beauty and traditions of this wonderful Country. Furthermore you can discuss with the driver which itinerary you would like to have depending on your mood and interests. The list goes on and you have the freedom to choose whatever you feel like doing. This definitely is the best way to see Bangkok, there is no better way to travel.

Your local guide will collect you from your accommodation in Bangkok for a full day excursion to Ayutthaya, in a private vehicle. The vehicle will be at your disposal for the duration of the service and your local guide will remain with you throughout the tour. Your guide will introduce you to the main sights of Ayutthaya but will also be happy to discuss any specific sightseeing requirements with you. You can expect your local guide to have a good overall knowledge of the city sights but if you require exceptionally in-depth commentary on a particular attraction, this may not be possible. At the end of the tour, you will be returned to your accommodation in Bangkok. Languages English, Spanish and German.

A luxury rice barge journey into Thai culture and the Thai heart. Five star dining, traditional culture and touring, on the only original antique teakwood rice barge on the river in Bangkok. Experience first-class Thai hospitality and delicious food from around Thailand in the comfort and tranquility of this luxury, open-air cruise. The only fully original antique rice barge in Bangkok - 75 years, The first dinner cruise in South East Asia operating over 40 years, The only non-corporate owner-run dinner cruise on the river. Have dinner in a Bangkok restaurant on an antique rice ba A luxury rice barge journey into Thai culture and the Thai heart. Five star dining, traditional culture and touring, on the only original antique teakwood rice barge on the river in Bangkok. Experience first-class Thai hospitality and delicious food from around Thailand in the comfort and tranquility of this luxury, open-air cruise. The only fully original antique rice barge in Bangkok - 75 years, The first dinner cruise in South East Asia operating over 40 years, The only non-corporate owner-run dinner cruise on the river. Have dinner in a Bangkok restaurant on an antique rice barge while seeing the historical landmarks along the Chao Phraya River of Kings in Bangkok. Redeem address: Loy Nava, Si Phaya Expressboat Pier No. 3, beside the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel in Bangkok. Meeting/pick-up point: Loy Nava, Si Phaya Expressboat Pier No. 3, beside the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel. Duration: 2 horas. Start/opening time: 8pm. End/closing time: 10pm. Dress code: Casual. Comfortable and light clothing is recommended. Others: Included: presentation of a jasmine garland to each guest, cool scented refreshing towels, fresh flower and candlelight on each table and a Thai Jasmine Smoked Coconut candies for each person, souvenir booklet with reproduction of Thai river life painting and map of river with pictures of key historical sites and history of each site (in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Japanese, Danish, Arabic, Russian, Korean, Chinese and Portuguese), dinner set menu, coffee or tea. Bar service available.

Bangkok roads conjure up images of traffic jams stretching from sunrise to sunset; the last thing you'd want to do is try to battle through that on a bike! Peaceful Bangkok Noi however, on the Thonburi side of Hong Kong, is an entirely different story. An area that few people know about, this is the perfect place for an invigorating half-day, two-wheel adventure, spanning a gentle 20km through Bangkok's lesser-known territory. Enjoy an insightful commentary on local customs, history and culture at each stop from your local, English-speaking guide. Crossing the Chao Praya River, you'll soon lose yourself in an intriguing network of narrow roads and waterways. Historical records suggest the old Bangkok Noi dates back to around 1546AD. Begin your journey on mainland Bangkok near Khao San Road in Banglamphu, winding through the back streets of Suburban Bangkok, along the river, and cross the famous Rama VIII Bridge. Traverse a local community who famously concoct an addictive mixture of betel nut, lime and a mulberry leaf you can try. Passing the King's Royal Barges, you'll follow a well-worn path along Bangkok Noi Canal to the spectacular Wat Arun area, well known for its intricate architectural design, fascinating history, and religious diversity seen in its beautiful Buddhist temples, Mosques and Portuguese Churches. Take a spin back across the Chao Praya River to Pranakorn, via the Memorial Bridge built in 1929 to mark Bangkok's 150th anniversary. Take in the largest seated Buddha in Thailand at Wat Suthat, before checking out the giant swing Sao Ching Cha, an impressive installation representing the movement of the God Shiva. We guarantee you'll catch the Bangkok biking bug! Languages English. Others Children below the age of 12 years are not permitted on this biking tour in Bangkok. At the end of the tour you are free to continue exploring the area or your guide will assist you in getting a taxi back to your hotel.

Enjoy a morning that combines high thrills and high culture with this action-packed half-day tour of Bangkok’s canals and the awe-inspiring Grand Palace, the vast complex that was built for the kings of Siam. You will also see some of the most beautiful Buddhist temples in the world so make sure to bring your camera along. Bangkok’s crazy canals are the essence of Thailand, giving you that unmatchable mix of beauty and chaos, which has helped the city become known as the Venice of the East. Cruise aboard a motorised boat along the klongs, as the locals call them, that feed into the Chao Phraya River. The banks are dotted with homes and temples, some of which are simply breathtaking in bith their scope and beauty. The canals around serve as a natural highway for many locals going about their everyday business, with all sorts of merchandise transported along them, in particular rice, to and from the paddies. Admire the wonderful Wat Arun, or Temple of Dawn, which thanks to its 70 metre-tall pagoda is one of Bangkok's most emblematic landmarks and the most famous of the more than 400 Buddhist temples and monasteries in the city. Arrive at the Grand Palace, the vast complex made up of dozens of buildings, courtyards, halls, temples, pagodas, garden and even a miniature mountain. Among the most eye-catching attractions is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which was carved from one piece of solid translucent jade.

Travel back through time at the old world markets of Yaowarat, in the heart of Bangkok's vibrant Chinatown, beginning at Ratchawong Pier. Learn about the original Chinese citizens who lived here as traders in the village of Bangkok, before it became the capital of the Kingdom of Siam. Amble along Song Wat Road, bordered by historic business buildings and warehouses. Emerge onto Yaowa Phanit Road, an important plastic and leather production quarter, and onto the end of Chinatown to encounter the beautiful Wat Traimit Temple. This stunning work of architecture enshrines the world's largest golden, seated Buddha. Built during the Sukhothai Era it is almost five metres tall and weighs a hefty five and a half tonnes! The temple also houses the Chinese Museum displaying the fascinating history of the Chinese people in Thailand. Treat yourself to a tasty snack in a 100-year-old coffee shop on Phat Sai Road, where you can drink-in both the delicious coffee and the relaxed, charming atmosphere. Thoroughly refreshed, we continue to Issarnuparb Road to a market specialising in Chinese religious products, fresh produce and seafood. As dusk settles in, Yaowaraj Road transforms into a sea of street stalls, collectively becoming one large food bazaar with everything from street grills to five start restaurants. Take a seat next to your guide to sample charcoal-grilled seafood direct from a street vendor. With your stomach full of Bangkok’s delights, round off your night at Talat Pak Khlong, the largest wholesale flower and vegetable market in Bangkok. It comes alive at night as the street is covered with a colourful flower display, making it a bright and cheerful end to your day. Here you’ll be able to take photos of the city before exploring the area or returning to the hotel under your own steam. Languages English