112 activitati in Bangkok, THAILAND

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.

This trip is especially designed for those who would like to learn how Thai people live, the genuine Thai way of life. Late departure from Bangkok to Nakornnayok. Visit the morning market and then take Ox-cart to the rice field where you can learn how to grow rice and you can join with the farmer as well . Continue to fruit plantional when you will learn how to cook Thai food. Lunch will be served. Visit the Project of the King in the late afternoon driving back to Bangkok

Meet creatures great and small at Safari World, Thailand’s popular open-air zoo. Enjoy a full-day, guided excursion of this park that is actually two in one – the Safari Park and the Marine Park. Lions, tigers, bears and all sorts of creatures under the sea await you. Highlights - Feel as though you've been flown to Africa as the luscious landscapes lull you in with their stunning serenity - Splash about with the doting dolphins or watch on as the wondrous white tigers wow you with their stage show skills - Get down and dirty in the Wild West where you'll put your inner cowboy to the test Travel to the Dark Continent and cruise through African-style landscapes that are home to hundreds of rare and endangered animals. Watch the nimble giraffes and elephants across dusty plains and you will swear that you are in Africa. The Wildlife Feeding Show is a high point because, just like us humans, the tigers and lions don’t want to miss a good meal. Then get wet and go wild at the Marine Park, where a water flume ride transports you into the tropical jungles of Africa and Asia. As you bob in the water among the reeds, see gorillas, exotic birds and even crocodiles. The Marine Park also has seven shows daily, including white tiger and sea lion performances. In the Water Ski Show, humans will flip, soar and sail on just two narrow skis. Marvel also at the dolphins, the geniuses of the sea, as they hob-nob like humans, giving out kisses and shaking hands. Life is a little rougher in the Wild West, where the Hollywood Cowboy Stunt Show pits the cowboys against the bandits. Duck or you might be lassoed or trampled by a bucking horse.

This tour takes you to the beautiful province of Kanchanaburi where you will take a trip back in history at the River Kwai and its famous bridge. You will visit the war cemetery and a reconstructed POW camp that now houses a museum. After that, experience what will probably be the most spectacular part of the tour: the train ride across the bridge and along part of the original “Death Railway”. Here you will enjoy the views of the river and take in the spectacular scenery. The train slows down at the most impressive viewpoints en route to ensure you will be able to take some stunning photos. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant.

With this tour you will have a great introduction to the coast, to Thailand’s Metropolis and the nature! You will arrive at Suvanabhumi Airport and then you will take your transfer to the bustling city of Bangkok, Thailand’s legendary capital. Bangkok is famous for its temples and you will have the opportunity to visit Wat Traimir and Wat Pho as part of your city tour. Exploring Bangkok really is a mesmerizing experience as you soak in the exotic sights. This tour will give you a fantastic introduction to this metropolis. On the following day you will be taken in a Safari World. Here you can visit both parks : Safari Park and Marine World. It is the most famous open zoo in Thailand where you can see hundreds of animals from around the world and have the opportunity to get up close and personal. You will be spoilt for choice at the parks – enjoy the safari, experience the Jungle Cruise, take your pick from seven shows or simply enjoy the exhibits. Lunch is included. On the next day, you will journey down to Pattaya in an air-conditioned shared transfer. Pattaya lies on the east coast on the beautiful Gulf of Thailand and attracts visitors from around the globe. It is only approximately 100km from Bangkok. In the evening, enjoy the visual sensations at the Alcazar Show. This will show you a very different side to Thailand and give you an introduction to the beautiful lady boys of Thailand. In your fourth day, you will sail across the crystal clear waters to the beautiful Coral Island to enjoy a day of total rest and relaxation. An Indian lunch will be served as a buffet. If you are feeling more active, perhaps have a go at snorkeling, jet-skiing or brave a banana boat! Later in the day, enjoy a spot of retail therapy at the Gems Factory. You will be transferred back to Suvarnabhumi Airport for your onward journey on the fifth day.

Immerse yourself in the vibrancy and beauty of Pattaya city on this one day extravaganza. You’ll come across its famous beach, amongst its many other fun attractions like the Pattaya floating market and Platumnak hill. Highlights - Float around the distinctive yet peculiar Pattaya market - Be in awe as you get 360° views whilst atop Platumnak hill - Have some free time to chill out on the beach or pop to the shops Get away for a day to one of the best known beaches in the gulf of Thailand: Pattaya beach. Around two hours by car from Bangkok, it’s not far to go at all. Pattaya practically has something for everyone: you can see the sites, take in the culture and taste the local cuisine. Galavant around the floating Pattaya market which boasts over a hundred thousand square metres of stalls – its filled to the brim with fascinating bits and bobs to wow your friends with! Marvel at the multitude of marvellous handmade arts and crafts and munch on as many goodies as you can handle which have been gathered from all over the country. You can chow down on the traditional treats or pick-up some special souvenirs. If you dare to be different, feel free to go ahead and feed the goats, lambs and fish. Later on, take pleasure in the impressive views of Pattaya from the top of Platumnak hill which is of the best viewing spots all around. It is certainly considered as a must for any tourist who fancies jetting back home with a postcard worthy photo of their trip away to Pattaya. In the afternoon, you have some free time to go shopping if you’re up for it or you can catch some rays on the golden sands. Once you’ve had your fill of that, you’ll catch up with your guide again and set out on the journey back to Bangkok.

Escape the busyness, buzz and bustle of Bangkok and get back to nature with our Green Bangkok Nature and Culture Tour. Uncover the city's hidden 'green' heart and find yourself immersed in its spellbinding culture. Departing from your Bangkok hotel we will travel to peaceful Nakhon in the Nayok province. Find yourself surrounded by cool waterfalls, lush green fields, village heritage Escape the busyness, buzz and bustle of Bangkok and get back to nature with our Green Bangkok Nature and Culture Tour. Uncover the city's hidden 'green' heart and find yourself immersed in its spellbinding culture. Departing from your Bangkok hotel we will travel to peaceful Nakhon in the Nayok province. Find yourself surrounded by cool waterfalls, lush green fields, village heritage and abundant tropical fruits. You will feel a world away from the fast-paced city you awoke in! Visit a local market to find farmers selling colourful, fresh produce. Traverse a pretty green rice-field the traditional way with an ox-cart ride, the main means of transport in the old days. Visit a fruit plantation to sample delectable Thai treats such as Mangosteen, Durian, Rambutan and other local delicacies, complemented with reviving coffee. While at the plantation, you're in for a real treat as you experience a real Thai cooking course! Learn traditional techniques for making such worldwide favourites as Pad Thai, Tom Yum and much more. Find out the right way to use important Thai ingredients including basil, rice noodles, coconut milk and lemongrass to name a few. Enjoy the satisfaction of tasting delicious Thai cuisine, made by you! From here we will head off to uncover the King of Thailand's Royal Project for sustainable farming, and how it has continued to improve the lives of Thai people. Continue to take in the Khun Dan Dam Hydraulic Turret, a feat of engineering that is the longest cement dam in the world. Get your heart rate up with an easy jungle trek to reach Nangrong waterfall to cool off with a refreshing swim. Enjoy your newfound feeling of connection to the green side of Bangkok! Meeting/pick-up point: Depart from Bangkok Hotel. Duration: 11.5 hours. Start/opening time: At 7am. End/closing time: At 6.30pm. Languages: English Speaking Guide. Others: Please contact supplier to confirm your tour 24 hours prior to departure.

Thonburi was once an old capital of Thailand Situated on the other side of Chaopraya 'the River of Kings' from Bangkok's downtown, Thonburi still preserves the charm, value, and tradition from its glorious day. It is a very last plot of land in Bangkok where people still work on agriculture and fruit farming and commutes on extensive waterways. Join us on this slow-life travel as we bring you to explore Thonburi for its food, facts, and flourishing communities. Certainly, there is no better way to explore the area than a ferry ride on Thonburi's scenic canals while enjoy the local best eats along the way. Get off the beaten to the Thonburi with us and we will surely change your perspective of Bangkok. We meet easily at BTS Talat Phlu Station. Then, after a short transfer by a local ride, we will visit one of the best known neighborhood for local foodies – Talat Phlu. Visit the district's sacred temples and a local fresh market. Enjoy tasting original local Thai breakfast including Tom Leod Moo and original Thai coffee. Then, its time to explore deep inside Thonburi with its fascinating canal networks. Along the way, we will stop at the Artist house and another local eatery. Then, our ferry will bring you circle around for more scenic and we will drop off at Wat Rakang area. Visit Wat Rakang Kositaram, one of the most blessing religious sites for Bangkok locals. You food journey with us will end with a journey through Wang Lang food markets where you will have a chance to try various Thai regional cuisines, from Central, Northeastern, to Street food. At the end of the day, we sure you will be fall in love with Thonburi as we do. We will finish the tour at Tha Chang Pier. It will be a good opportunity for you to visit the Grand Palace after the tour.

Come join us in beautiful Pattaya, Thailand's tropical seaside paradise just a quick two and a half hour drive south east of Bangkok. Pattaya is famous for its beautiful beaches, a never ending variety of leisure activities and especially for its vast selection of water sports. Offshore there are several palm fringed tropical islands surrounded by sparkling seas. This excursion will take us to the largest of the islands, Koh Lan. The crossing takes about 25 minutes by speedboat. On arrival at Koh Lan there will be free time to relax on the beach or purchase optional activities such as underwater sea walking, paragliding or banana boat rides. After visiting the island, we will return to Pattaya for lunch (not included unless selected during booking process). On the way back to the hotel we will stop to visit jewelry manufacturers. Please join us for a beautiful day in Pattaya.

A tour of historic and modern Krung Thep, or 'City of Angels' as Bangkok is known to the Thai people. The programme includes a visit to Wat Jetuphon (better known as Wat Pho), the oldest of the city temples situated opposite the Grand Palace. The temple is renowned as Thailand's oldest university and there are instructive murals illustrating the finer points of Thai massage which is still taught and practised here. The highlight is the 46 metre long and 15 metre high statue of a reclining Buddha. Also included is a visit to Wat Traimitr, located near to Bangkok's main railway station. The temple houses a 5.5 tonne gold Buddha, which was discovered when it's plaster casing broke whilst being transported to its new home from the port area.

Mahasawat canal is a man made canal. Pick up at 06.30 hrs. Arrive Mahasawat Agricultural tourism center. Visit lotus pound, making rice cracker, taste local fruits and ride a tractor to fruits orchard. After that travel to Woodland, Thai set menu will serve for lunch at reataurant. Woodland Muangmai is a private wooden collection. The museum tells you a story called “Tales of Wood" Leave to Bangkok and arrive hotel about 16.00 hrs. Others Included: Agricultural visit, Longtail boat ride.

Take a trip back in time when you visit the Grand Palace Complex, once the home of the King of Siam. Built in 1782, the palace also served as the Royal Court and administrative seat of government until the early 1900s. Still very much the spiritual centre of the nation, the luxurious former royal residence is used regularly for various ceremonies throughout the year. Continuing our spiritual quest, we will next encounter Wat Phra Kaew, which houses the revered Emerald Buddha. Your local guide will lead you through the grounds of the palace, offering a fascinating insight into this majestic place and its spiritual significance. A short walk from here, you can marvel at the magnificent Wat Po temple, the country's first university and the centre of Buddhism in Thailand. Founded in the 17th century, Wat Po is also the oldest Buddhist temple in Bangkok and remains today as a learning centre for traditional Thai massage and medicines. Take a leisurely stroll to the Chao Praya River (River of Kings) to board a long tail and cruise along the river before entering Bangkok's network of canals known as khlongs. In centuries past, Bangkok was often referred to as the 'Venice of the East' with its vast network of khlongs that were utilised as a transport network. While many Khlongs have been filled in and converted to roads for more modern forms of transport, in the Thonburi area of Bangkok many still survive. It is these we will weave through to gain an insight into the lives of people who call the khlongs home - seemingly a world away from the chaotic streets of Bangkok! Languages English

Welcome aboard the Ananatara River Cruiser. Experience an unforgettable adventure on the waters of the fabulous Chao Praya, River of Kings and awaken your senses in this luxurious cruise with discreet and welcoming Thai hospitality. During the cruise a guide will provide a running commentary of the different points of interest you will see on the banks including Wat Arun (the Dawn Temple), one of Bangkok’s main Buddhist Temples, the house of the Royal Barges and the Grand Royal Palace, a huge and colourful complex with myriad golden spires, once the residence of the Thai royal family for 150 years, while you enjoy cocktails and a delicious dinner. The Ananatara River Cruises sailing the Chao Praya River are inspired by the Barges of the Ancient Kingdom of Siam. An ideal plan for couples looking for something special. Undoubtedly an unforgettable experience you will want to repeat.

Take a tour to the must-see attraction in Thailand: the ruins of the former capital, Ayutthaya. Thai capital for 417 years, 33 kings from 5 dynasties ruled the kingdom and destroyed in 1767 by the Burmese, there is no shortage of history, ancient ruins and art in Ayutthaya. Visit the main sights in Ayutthaya with this day trip from Bangkok including Wat Sri Sanphet, Wat Yai Chaimongkhol and Wat Phananchoeng. Highlights - Visit the main sights in Ayutthaya - Don’t miss any of the detail with an expert private guide on hand - Chance to admire incredible historical architecture Wat Sri Sanphet, one of the most iconic images in Ayutthaya, is an outstanding monastery, previously used a palace during the reign of King Ramathibodi I. See the glorious remains from the past and wander along its temple and pagodas, before visiting Wat Phananchoeng, a monastery which existed before the founding of Ayutthaya as capital. Its 19 metre-high Buddha is the most revered by locals and will leave you spell-bound. Next you continue to Wat Yai Chaimongkho, whose chedi is amongst the largest in Ayutthaya built by King Naresuan. Beautiful Buddha images and gardens make this an extremely photogenic spot. The tour also includes Bang-Pa-In, the former Royal Summer Residence representing a fine example of Thai architecture. For a day of history, culture and ever-lasting memories from Thailand, join a day trip to Ayutthaya which is nothing short of spectacular.

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Absorb centuries of Thailand’s history and culture as you visit Bangkok’s most spectacular and popular attractions on an unforgettable tour. Highlights - Discover some of Thailand´s most famous Temples - Enjoy a delicious International buffet lunch - Find out how stones are shaped, and jewellery is made at the lapidary factory Marvel at the spectacular Royal Grand Palace, admire the Temple of the Emerald Buddha at Wat Phra Kaew, be amazed by the statue of the Golden Buddha at Wat Trimit and soak up the history of Thailand first university and the birthplace of the Thai massage at Wat Pho. What a better way to start your trip, than visiting Bangkok’s Grand Palace, still used to this day for royal engagements and functions. Constructed in the 18th century, the palace was the home of the Chakri dynasty for hundreds of years. Consisting of over 100 brightly colored buildings, golden spires and glittering mosaics, the palace is a truly spectacular visual spectacle. Make your way through the extravagant gardens and courtyards before marveling at the breathtaking luxury of the interior. A few paces away from the Grand palace you will find the Temple of Wat Phra Kaew, the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand and home to the statue of the Emerald Buddha. Carved from one single jade stone, learn about the statue’s rich history, having travelled through Cambodia and India before finding a home in Bangkok. Then head to Wat Trimit temple to admire its huge golden Buddha statue. Weighing over five and a half tons, it is the largest solid gold statue found anywhere in the world. Take a short journey to Wat Pho temple, birthplace of the Thai massage and known as Thailand’s first university. However, the main tourist draw of this stunning temple is the 43-meter-long golden statue of the reclining Buddha. Depicting the spiritual leader on the point of enlightenment, this vast statue is one of the most important pious objects in the Buddhist faith and attracts millions of visitors each year. Tantalize your taste buds at a local restaurant for a delicious International Buffet Lunch before rounding off your tour at a local lapidary factory and showroom where you will can see some beautiful locally made jewellery, handicrafts and silk, and grab yourself a bargain with their competitive prices. Languages English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Japanese.