
Monument visits in Bangkok

Bangkok Royal Grand Palace Small Group Tour with Fast Track Entrance
If there's one thing you must see while in Bangkok, it's the architectural masterpiece known as the Royal Grand Palace. This half-day small group tour sees you exploring almost every corner of the palace complex with a guide and soaking up royal history, including the Wat Phra Kaew – the temple that houses the revered Emerald Buddha.Until 1925, the palace was the official royal residence for the Kings of Siam and their governments. And as you tread past its collection of pavilions and golden spires, you'll be transported back in time. You'll also visit the elaborately decorated Royal Chapel – or Wat Phra Kaew – and see the Emerald Buddha, carved from a solid piece of jade.You'll have plenty of time to admire the palace's ornate architecture, whose intricacy and richness never fails to impress. To round off the tour, you'll head to a lapidary factory to browse handicrafts, jewellery and silk products.
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Classic Bangkok Bicycle Tour Ticket
Using pedal power alone, you'll navigate Bangkok's diverse neighbourhoods on a relaxing guided bike tour. You'll cycle through the narrow alleyways of Chinatown and out into the open expanse of Thonburi to discover the history and culture of this amazing city. Then, venturing across the Chao Phraya River by ferry, you'll have time to soak up the city's famous skyline.Starting in the heart of Chinatown, your bike ride explores this famously frenetic district. We'll pass by shops and stalls selling everything from Buddhist amulets to recycled truck engines. Spot locals worshiping at hidden temples, ritual paper burnings and evidence of a culture centuries in the making.Then, crossing the Chao Phraya River with views of the city behind you, you'll find yourself in among the peaceful neighbourhood of Thonburi, the historic former capital of Thailand. In contrast to chaotic Chinatown, you'll witness peaceful elements of local Thai life as you pedal through different local communities.
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Woodland Muangmai and Don Wai Market
Thailand's colourful markets and cultural art centres are as much a feast for the senses as her flavour-packed food. On this trip, you'll treat your eyes to the incredible intricately-carved wood sculpture scenes in Muang Mai Museum, taste local treats in the century-old Donwai Market and round off with a scenic boat trip along the Tha Chin River.
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Royal Grand Palace and Bangkok Canal Tour
Bangkok's canals – or klongs as they're known – have been used as watery highways for centuries. This tour sees you cruise by longtail boat along the city's bustling backwaters to two of the Thai capital's top sights. You'll glide by leafy jungle and locals living life along the shore to visit the Royal Grand Palace and Wat Arun – the vast riverside Temple of Dawn.
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Highlights of Ayutthaya by Thanatharee
Take a trip through time to the Thailand of old. This fully-packed tour sees you cycle around the ancient ruins of Ayutthaya to explore the temples, towers and immense Buddhist monasteries of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. To top it off, you'll visit an elephant sanctuary and tuck into a Thai lunch aboard a relaxing river cruise back to Bangkok.
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Royal Grand Palace & Bangkok Temples Small Group Tour
Bangkok's royal and spiritual riches dazzle in this half-day tour. The morning kicks off at the Grand Palace, located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Wander round the courtyards, temples, pagodas and gardens but make sure to visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha – home to a statue carved from one piece of solid, translucent jade. Next, then head to the city's oldest temple, Wat Pho, famed for its huge Reclining Buddha. Your final stop is at Wat Traimit. Here, you'll find the Golden Buddha. Weighing as much as an elephant, this solid gold statue is believed to be about seven centuries old.
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Bangkok Phra Nakhon Walking Tour
Discovering Bangkok's neighbourhoods, temples and history is just one part of this walking tour. You'll see parts of the city that remain unexplored and delve right into local culture as you navigate Wat Saket, Baan Bat, Wat Suthat and the 'Giant Swing' with the help of a guide.The day kicks off at the temple of Wat Ratchanatdaram, best known for Loha Prasat, one of the few bronze roof palaces in the world. Then check out the Golden Mount, just a short walk away, where you'll find Wat Saket. Climb the 344 steps up the golden chedi for views over old Bangkok. You'll then explore Baan Bat, where monks have been making alms bowl since the 18th century.Next up are the Giant Swing – or Sao Ching Cha – and Wat Suthat, one of the most important and oldest temples from the Rattanakosin era. We'll have a coffee break before pressing on to the Tiger God Shrine Sarn Chao Por Seua. And lastly, we'll walk to Ratchadamnoen Klang Road to end the tour.
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Pattaya Day Trip from Bangkok
Escape the bustle of Bangkok for the day with a trip to peaceful Pattaya. First up, you'll experience the colourful chaos of Pattaya floating market where you can sample sizzling street foods and shop for souvenirs. Then, it's on to Prathumnak Hill to snap wow-factor photos over the city before free time to explore on your own or hit the beach.
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Bangkok canal tour with or without hotel pick-up
Experience an early morning trip along the bustling Chao Phraya River and the city's canals in a long tail boat.
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Bangkok Temples and city tour
Step back into Bangkok's past on this half-day tour around three of the city's remarkable ancient temples.
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