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At 08:00 am meet the tour guide at your hotel lobby in the morning. Drive along the road into the inner city of Bangkok and view the bustling life of the local during the morning.
Take an interesting visit to one of the most outstanding temple of Thailand, Wat Pho – famous for its 45-meter reclining Buddha, The temple is also renowned as a temple museum where there are hundreds of Buddha inscription and mural paintings and serve as a School of Thai Traditional Medical Science and Body Massage.
Nearby continue to the Royal Grand Palace, deemed as the most important landmark of Bangkok and explore Wat Phra Kaew, Thailand’s most sacred temple with the revered Emerald Buddha, and other key attractions such as the Coronation Throne Hall, Royal Reception Hall, Royal Funeral Hall, the Golden Chedi and the Royal Pantheon.
Lunch at a local Thai restaurant.. Experience an exciting boat trip along the Chao Phraya River and the canals (or klongs) in a long-tailed speedboat to see a more traditional lifestyles of the locals along both sides of the canals. Visit Wat Arun, known as The Temple of Dawn and magnificently built with its 79 meter pagoda located on the river bank.
Drop back to the hotel: 16:00-17:00 hr
Dress Code Note for Grand Palace – Unsuitable clothes are
- Short trousers (long trousers must reach the ankles), mini skirts, culottes, tights and fisherman trousers.
- Sleeveless shirts and undershirts as outer garments
- Rolled up shirt sleeves, whether long or short
- Sleeping suits, see-through clothes, bare shoulders
- Sportwears
- Sandles (including every type of shoes without heel straps or closed heels), except Buddhist Monks, novices and Thai People from countryside)
- Visitors who dressed as mentioned above can borrow free clothes and shoes at the Grand Palace’s changing room.
