Whizz through Bangkok on a tuk-tuk, a small, open-air, three-wheeled vehicle that’s great for sightseeing. The excursion includes the Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha, the Temple of Dawn and Temple of the Reclining Buddha.
Destination
Bangkok
Start
Bangkok
End
Bangkok
Type
Private
Duration
4 Hours
Period
Day Tour
Depart
mtwthfsasu
Condition
Easy
Tour Code
TC3
📍 Highlights
○ Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha Temple
○ Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn
○ Temple of the Reclining Buddha
○ Traveling around Bangkok by tuk-tuk
🎯 Ideal For
○ Culture Seekers
○ History Enthusiasts
○ Couples
○ Families and Friends
Important Information Grand Palace Access
Please be informed that the Grand Palace is currently hosting royal funeral ceremonies for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother. As such, visitors are kindly asked to observe the following:
• Dress respectfully: No shorts, sleeveless tops, sandals, or revealing outfits.
• Avoid wearing bright or restricted colors, especially red.
• The Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall, which enshrines the royal remains, is open to the public for paying respects. Due to high visitor volume and ceremonial sensitivities, this area may not be included in the tour during this period.
We appreciate your understanding and respectful cooperation during this significant national event.
Bangkok Temples & City + Grand Palace by Tuk-Tuk
Itinerary
09:00 hrs.
Step into our glittering Tuk-Tuk and let’s hit the streets! Our journey begins by taking a Tuk-Tuk ride through the bustling streets of Bangkok, passing by the vibrant and colorful Yaowarat neighborhood, also known as China Town. Here, you’ll see street vendors selling delicious food and local products, and get a glimpse into the daily life of the city. Continue the tour by passing through beautiful city scenery of the colorful flower market and Chinatown. The bustling business area of Chinatown is especially known for its gold jewellery shops. The atmosphere is totally changed at night - hordes of food stalls line the streets.
Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, rises above the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River. Explore the temple grounds and look closely at its decorated towers, with time to take in the riverside setting.
See the 46-metre Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, including the mother-of-pearl decoration on its feet. Continue through the temple courtyards to see its chedis and Buddha images, away from the main reclining Buddha hall.
12:00 hrs.
Visit Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, within the Grand Palace grounds. Explore the temple courtyards and see the ornate architecture of Bangkok's former royal residence. Access to individual buildings depends on the palace's visiting arrangements.
Depart from your hotel and head to Rattanakosin Island, the historic heart of Bangkok.
Remark - Wat Phra Kaew is Thailand most sacred temple, so please do not wear shorts, or sandals. - Certain buildings in the Palace grounds are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.