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Explore Bangkok in 3 Days
Three days in the city isn't long, but enough to appreciate most of the things Bangkok has to offer. Exquisite temples like the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) and the grandeur of the Grand Palace are among the must-see attractions. Seen it all before? Perhaps it's time to do something different. Cycling around Bangkok's unknown (but safe) spots provides a fun, healthy and fresh experience that will excite even the most jaded of travelers. Highly Recommended: Bangkok 3 Days/2 Nights Package
Combining the best of the Big Mango and beyond in one package, Bangkok 3 Days/2 Nights will take you on a journey into Thailand's glorious past and present. Dine on the luxurious Grand Pearl dinner cruise while the boat makes its way past spectacular sights along the majestic Chao Phraya River. A day-long journey to Ayutthaya, the former Thai capital, follows the next day. Cruising in luxury through the natural beauty of surrounding countryside, it's no wonder why Ayutthaya was the prosperous trade centre between the East and European countries some 400 years ago. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its historic ruins evoke the former glory of this ancient city, making it a haunting window into Thailand's rich past - a not-to-be-missed experience! This package includes: - 2 Nights accommodation with daily breakfast Day 1: - Join Transfer from Bangkok airport to your hotel Day 2:- Breakfast at the hotel Day 3:- Transfer from your hotel to Bangkok airport If time permits, Bangkok still has a lot left for you to discover. Have a look at our Bangkok in 3 Days guide below for more ideas. Day 1
Start off by visiting the city's luminous sights and attractions. The Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha and Wat Arun (the Temple of Dawn) are an absolute must. Even though these 'wats' (temples) are situated close to one another, taking an organised tour comes highly recommended, especially for the city's first-timers, and those with limited time. For a glimpse of the bygone days of Bangkok, exclusive packages like Bangkok Canals Route and Klongs Tour are a perfect way to experience the former 'Venice of the East'. Make your first night here one to remember... Go paint the town red, by visiting the city's hottest nightlife spots like Patpong, Silom, Nana, Sukhumvit, or RCA. Explore our extensive Nightlife Section and Nightlife What's On to find out what's happening, when and where. Essential Links: Sights & Attractions Section, The Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Arun, Bangkok Canals Route, Klongs Tour, Bangkok Nightlife Section, Patpong, Silom, Nana, Sukhumvit, RCA, Ladyboy shows, Thai boxing Day 2
See Bangkok in a different perspective, take some of these cycling tours for the ultimate intimacy between you and the beautiful surroundings not offered by other modes of transport. Tree-huggers will enjoy the Bangkok Jungle Package, where a gentle 25-km half-day trip exploring the unexploited green of Bangkok is on offer. Experience the real local flavours, and delight in a maze of waterways, small villages, temples and tropical jungle. For more cycling fun both in Bangkok and beyond, have a look in our Cycling Tours Section. Also try Bangkok Recreational Tours, where many family-friendly activities can be enjoyed. Watch quirky and adorable animal acts at Sampran Elephant Ground & Zoo, Safari World or the Crocodile Farm. End your day with a dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River and be amazed at the city's exquisite temples and sight along the 'River of Kings'. Essential Links: Bangkok Cycling Tours, Bangkok Jungle Package, Bangkok Recreational Tours, Sampran Elephant Ground & Zoo, Safari World, Crocodile Farm, Dinner cruises Day 3
Devote your last day to retail therapy. Sport your most comfy shoes and head to the city's 'shopping street', where world-class shopping malls - from the all-time favourite MBK to the fabulous CentralWorld - all contend for your attention. Finding best bargains at Bangkok's many markets can be a fun challenge, too. Visit Chatuchak Weekend Market or Suan Lum Night Bazaar for last-minute souvenirs and funky knick-knacks. Sore muscles are a common condition after a day-long bargain hunting. Go have those knotted muscles untied by having a foot massage or traditional Thai massage at these heavenly spas - a guarantee to make your flight back home a pleasant one! Essential Links: Bangkok Shopping Malls, MBK, CentralWorld, Bangkok Markets, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Suan Lum Night Bazaar, Bangkok Spas, Foot massage, Traditional Thai massage Interested in this Tour?This is one of our many handpicked tours that are tried and tested – prior to being offered to you. Many years of experience working closely with tour operators will ensure we offer the best experience possible. If you wish to book this tour or Read More about it, click here. |





