กรุงเทพ – วัดหัวลำโพง – วัดไตรมิตรวิทยารามวรวิหาร – วัดพระเชตุพนวิมลมังคลารามราชวรมหาวิหาร

กรุงเทพ – นาบัวลุงแจ่ม – ชมเฌย – ตลาดน้ำคลองลัดมะยม – พิพิธภัณฑ์สุขสะสม

กรุงเทพ – วัดจุฬาภรณ์วนาราม– สะพานทุ่งนามุ้ย – พุทธอุทยานมาฆบูชาอนุสรณ์ – วัดพราหมณี – เอเดนฟาร์ม

กรุงเทพ – วัดโบสถ์ สามโคก – วัดเล่งเน่ยยี่ บางบัวทอง – เกาะเกร็ด – วัดกู้

กรุงเทพ – วัดโสธรวรารามวรวิหาร – ตลาดบ้านใหม่ร้อยปี – วัดสมานรัตนาราม – คุ้มวิมานดิน

กรุงเทพฯ – พิพิธภัณฑ์หุ่นขี้ผึ้งไทย – วัดไร่ขิง – พระราชวังสนามจันทร์ – เจษดามิวเซียม (พิพิธภัณฑ์รถโบราณ นครปฐม)

กรุงเทพ – พระราชวังบางปะอิน – ตลาดน้ำอโยธยา – ศูนย์ศิลปาชีพเกาะเกิด

Ayuthaya is UNESCO awarded historical site for those who have time shouldn’t miss. Starting with hidden treasure of the country – Ko Koet Arts and Crafts Center – displaying masterpiece of Thai Arts. By lunch time, you will be at a Floating Market to pick your own lunch. Followed  by visits of two important temples with comprehensive Thai history and archaeological site visit at Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon – situated huge prang – and Wat Phanan Choeng – enormous seated Buddha image. In late afternoon, stroll around Bang Pa-In Summer Palace which was summer residence of Thai kings surrounded by buildings in Thai, Chinese and western styles within the complex.

Enjoy local way of life along the river banks of Chao Phraya river. Pay visit to Wat Bot, built by
ethnic Mon minority from Pegu migrated to settle in the area, situated an ancient Mon-style
Buddha image and other sacred objects. Take a boat trip to Koh Kred – an island in
Chao Phraya River near Bangkok – famous for pottery making with scenic view of temples,
houses and lifestyle along the river. On return, stop by Wat Ku, ancient temple known as the
location where King Rama V’s consort passed away during boat trip to Ayuthaya.

Just in the suburb area of Bangkok, you will have good experience of Thai ways of life. Starting with Uncle Jam’s Lotus Field where you can have a cup of good coffee to admire horizon view of the field. Continue to Chom Choey Studio – Gallery of Memories – houses retro style buildings, shops displaying lifestyle of Thais in the past. Lunch can be selected from varieties of delicious local dishes at Klong Lat Mayom Floating Market. Before returning to Bangkok, will stop by Sook Sasom Local Museum with collection of toys, housewares, utensils, commercial products and printings.

Experience like a local enjoying their weekend trips. Be amazed with Human Imagery Museum using technique of fiber glass and masterpiece arts instead of wax, exhibiting incredibly lifelike in Thai history. Visit Wat Rai Khing, another prominent and notable temple before enjoying local food at Don Wai Floating Market. After lunch, stroll in beautiful park
full of gigantic trees and beautiful lawns around ponds, lakes and castles, which was once a palace of King Rama VI. Continue to Jesada Technik Museum, unique museum displaying a large array of vintage cars, motorbikes and planes.

Discover the temple landmarks of Bangkok with unique history of Wat Trimitr (Golden Buddha), Wat Pho (First School of Thailand) and Wat Ratchanadda (Metal Castle) and Golden Mountain Temple to view the panoramic view of the old city

Not far from the River City, walking to Talad Noi, the old China Town community settled since the beginning of early Rattanakosin era, 237 years ago. The roots of multi-cultures, establishing the foundation of heritage in Bangkok along the river banks, can be explored through historical buildings in the area, starting from House No. 1 – office of a French liquor company, Holy Rosary Church – dated back 150 years ago, Siam Commercial Bank – the first bank of Thailand, Chinese shrine in the community displaying old low relief sculpture, and So Heng Tai, ancient Chinese Mansion – where you can take certified NAUI scuba diving. Unseen China Town will walk you through hidden local museum “Baan Kao Lao Rueng”

A Must Visit for visitors who visit Bangkok – The Grand Palace. The tour takes around 3.30 hours. Meeting with our English speaking guide at designated area at least 10 minutes before departure time. Brief history of the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha will be shared. Along the return, our guide will walk you through local communities around the Grand Palace compound where unique amulet market and local food & desserts are awaited to be explored.

Nearby one of Bangkok’s Landmarks – Giant Swing – was the old commercial area of inner Bangkok during early Rattanakosin period where old mansions and small shops owned by royal descents. Not only traditional way of life and local community, but also interesting story of the community and hidden sacred places with temples are very excited to be explored: Observe local community paying respect to the sacred Tiger God Shrine. Following with Wat Rajbophit with remarkable architecture, its importance to the Royal Family and residence of the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand is the highlight. Introduce Hinduism traditions and beliefs integrated to royal ceremonies and Thai way of life at Devasathan (Brahmin Temple), residence of the Court Brahmins descended from ancient priests who performed important royal and religious ceremonies for the Thai Monarchy since 1784.