Tour Detail

4-3 BANGKOK STOPOVER - BKK4-3 HD GRAND PALACE AND TEMPLE + FLOATING MARKET PVT

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DAY 1 - BANGKOK - ARRIVAL. Transfer. Driver Only

DAY 2 - BANGKOK - Royal Palace and Temples - Half Day

DAY 3 - BANGKOK - Maeklong Railway, Damnoern Saduak, - Half day

DAY 4 - BANGKOK - One Way Transfer City Hotel - Suvannabhumi Airport - Driver only

Day 1

BANGKOK - ARRIVAL. Transfer. Driver Only

Arrival at the airport in Bangkok. After collecting your luggage, go to GATE 3 where you will be met by our English airport assistant. Transfer to hotel with driver only. Attention the rooms are guaranteed starting from 14:00. Our Customer Care awaits you in the Lobby or calls you for an appointment. Rest of the day available for individual activities.

Day 2

BANGKOK - Royal Palace and Temples - Half Day (B.)

Breakfast at the hotel.

 Meeting with the guide and departure for this half-day visit to some of the main attractions of this metropolis.

It begins with the Royal Palace, founded in 1782, it includes not only royal halls and throne, but also numerous government offices and the famous Temple of the Emerald Buddha. It covers an area of ​​218,000 square meters and is surrounded by four walls, 1900 meters long.

It continues with the adjoining Wat Pho which is not only one of the most visited Buddhist temples in Bangkok, but is also the combination of history, medical science, and educational institution. Officially named Wat Prachetuphon Vimon Mangkararam, Wat Pho was founded during the 16th century and later became the Royal Temple of King Rama I of the Chakri dynasty. in 2008, Wat Pho was named a UNESCO World Memory (MOW) as a documentary heritage for Asia and the Pacific region.

The visits end with Wat Trimitr, this Buddhist temple near Bangkok Chinatown is famous for one thing: the golden Buddha. The story goes that in 1931 there was a restoration that took place at Wat Phraya Krai in the Yannawa district. The main Buddha statue, which was made of concrete, was then transferred to Wat Trai Mitr, which was also undergoing a major renovation and expansion. Twenty years later, in 1955, when the structures were completed, the Buddha statue was moved to be set in one of the buildings. But the Buddha statue was too heavy and fell off the lifting crane and its cracked surface revealed the pure gold hidden inside.

The return to the hotel is scheduled between 12: 00-12: 30 for the morning excursion and at 17: 00-17: 30 for the afternoon excursion

IMPORTANT

• Please dress appropriately, covering your shoulders and legs up to your knees

• Please bring your Passport, often required for entry checks

Day 3

BANGKOK - Maeklong Railway, Damnoern Saduak, - Half day (B.)

Breakfast at the hotel.

At 06: 30-07: 00 Meeting with the Guide and departure for a nice day of visits in the nearby provinces of Song Khram and Ratchaburi, about 100 km from Bangkok. Let's start with the Railway Track Market (Hoop Rom Market) commonly also called Siang Tai Market (life threatening). It is considered one of the fantastic attractions of Thailand. Distributed over a length of 100 meters, the market is located on the railway near Mae Klong railway station.

We then proceed to the Damnen Saduak Floating Market, we arrive at the pier and with a long tail boat in about 30 minutes through the canals, we reach the Floating Market.

Damnoen Saduak market in Ratchaburi is one of the most popular floating markets in Thailand. Every day many Thai and foreign tourists come here to shop, eat and absorb the atmosphere of Thailand's water markets built over a hundred years ago. 11:00 am, Departure to return to Bangkok, with arrival at the hotel expected around 12:00. Free afternoon for individual and / or optional activities

Day 4

BANGKOK - One Way Transfer City Hotel - Suvannabhumi Airport - Driver only (B.)

Breakfast at the hotel. 3 hours before the flight, meeting with the driver in the hotel lobby. Transfer to the airport. End of services.

The departure times, the indications of the duration of the trips and the itineraries are indicative. They may undergo changes for reasons beyond our control and unpredictable.