Bangkok Tours

Go on a tour of the Grand Palace and three of the most unusual Buddhist temples in Bangkok: Wat Traimit, Wat Pho and Wat Phra Keo.

Visit the Royal Grand Palace, the nation's landmark and the most praised royal monument in Thailand.

Come and see the most authentic of floating markets at Damnoen Saduak before spending an afternoon gaining insight into Thai culture at the Rose Garden.

Get an excellent idea of how local life was like during the 4 centuries that the Kings of Ayutthaya ruled. Visit the summer palace of the present modern day Chakri dynasty, Bang Pa-In, and cruise the Chao Phraya River while enjoying lunch.

Visit three of the most famous Wats (temples) in Bangkok - Wat Traimit, Wat Pho and Wat Benchamabophit.

Take a trip back in history with a memorable day out at the River Kwai and its famous bridge.

Take this morning tour through the Bangkok canals. Get a taste of a bygone era when much of the city life revolved around the river and its network of canals. You'll be surprised at how different the city looks from the canals, and how quickly you seem to be in the countryside.

Join the perfect lazy afternoon introduction to Bangkok! Go along the river on the Wan Fah, a rice barge converted for cruises.

Enjoy a Thai dinner of 4 to 5 dishes in pleasant surroundings, and watch a beautiful and graceful display of Thai classical dancing.

Experience natural beauty at its best: Take an elephant and boat ride in Thailand!

Make the most of your stay in Thailand by visiting all the interesting places in just six days! Sights include the Summer Palace of the Rama Kings and Ayuthaya, Sukhothai, the handicraft village at Bo Sang, and much more!

Visit the Erawan Shrine and the Flower Market before going on to Patpong night bazaar and red light district.

Spend seven wonderful days in Thailand and get to see Bangkok, Lampang and Chiangmai among others.

Spend five days exploring the Golden Triangle where three countries meet: Thailand, Myanmar (formerly Burma) and Laos.

In the heart of downtown Bangkok lies the always active and often mysterious district of Chinatown. Here, alleys disappear into forgotten temples, exotic markets spill onto the streets, and striking architecture spirals skyward.