Bangkok City Stop
Description
From$495
Starts in Bangkok
Ends in Bangkok
Duration (days) 4
Group size 2
Bangkok City Stop
Overview
The City of Angels, Krungthepmahanakorn (Bangkok) is the present capital city and the focal point for Thailand. It is a vibrant city; a national treasure house and Thailand’s spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational and diplomatic center with endless choice of sightseeing and entertainment opportunities. In addition to the many temples and historic buildings, such as The Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the list of interesting places to visit is endless. There are numerous canal (klong) networks, the Chaophraya River, giving it the name of “Venice of the East”. In Bangkok, there are also bustling markets, Jim Thompson’s House, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Wat Po, Wat Benjamorpit and MBK Shopping Center. Bangkok has a wide variety of accommodation options and at various locations. Food and entertainment opportunities in Bangkok are endless with excellent choices of eating options, from international style restaurants to roadside stalls almost 24 hours a day. Bangkok is home to many excellent Spa facilities, both in large hotels and privately run.
HOTEL:
MEALS:Basic Itinerary
Map
Itinerary
Day 1Arrive Bangkok
Welcome to Thailand ! Upon arrival at Bangkok. welcomed and greeted by our local English speaking guide. Transfer to your hotel and the rest of the day is at your own leisure.
Day 2Bangkok
Breakfast is at the hotel. Take a tour that included three of Bangkok’s most famous temples, plus the iconic Grand Palace. The first
on the tour; Wat Trimit a 700-year-old, three-meter tall golden statue, cast from five-and-a-half tons of solid gold which makes it the world's largest solid gold statue. Wat Pho features one of the largest reclining Buddha images in Thailand. It is also known as the birthplace of traditional Thai massage. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, situated in the Grand Palace complex, otherwise known as Wat Phra Kaew is regarded as the most sacred temple in the kingdom. It is home to the Emerald Buddha, a dark green statue which has been carved from a single jade stone. The former residence of the King, the Grand Palace, adjoins the temple.
Return to the hotel. Rest of the day is at your own leisure.
BreakfastDay 3Bangkok
Start an early morning with a visit to the Railway Market, witness the train running through the heart of the market while vendors begin to move their goods away from tracks. On the way stop for a short visit to a local coconut farm, see how they produce different products, try for example freshly cooked coconut palm sugar. There are countless floating markets throughout Thailand, but the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is the most famous. Situated 110 km from Bangkok in Ratchaburi province, you will take a long tail boat ride through the canals and witness the local communities along the riverbank, before visit the floating market at Damnoen Saduak. At the market, you can walk around and see colorful clad merchants paddle along congested canals in sturdy canoes laden with fresh fruit, vegetables, local foods and tourist souvenirs to sell to shoppers on the canal banks. Buy some local snacks, enjoy the view of the many boats find their way along the canals and locals interact with tourists. There is lots of activity and bargaining is part of the fun of the sale.
BreakfastDay 4Depart Bangkok
Breakfast at the hotel. At the indicated time, private transfer with English speaking guide to the airport to take the flight to your next destination.
BreakfastDates & Prices
Accommodation
Day
Where
Accommodation
1
- 4
Bangkok
Furama Silom Hotel or similar
Other information
2023 Nov 01 - 2024 Mar 31: Twin Sharing $495 p.p. Single Supplement: $425 p.p.
2024 Apr 01 - 2024 Oct 31: Twin Sharing $550 p.p. Single Supplement: $465 p.p.
2024 Nov 01 - 2025 Mar 31: Twin Sharing $580 p.p. Single Supplement: $490 p.p.
Daily departure based on minimum 2 passengers
Prices include:
Private transfer to/from airport, hotel accommodation, English speaking guided tours, daily breakfast as mentioned.
Prices exclude:
International airfare to/from Bangkok, entry visa/fee, taxes, seasonal/fuel surcharges, gratuities, meals not mentioned, personal expenditures, baggage handling and shipping, optional tours, and drinks.
