Unseen Bangkok

DAY 1: UPON ARRIVAL – SIAM NIRAMIT SHOW (Meals: D)
Upon arrival, meet & greet our tour guide before transfer to the hotel. At 4.30 pm, pick up and transfer to the Ratchada Theater by MRT (Subway). At 5.30 pm, enjoy a variety of Thai / Inter buffet dinner before see the World Class Show at 8 pm. After show, return to the hotel and free at leisure. O/N in Bangkok
   
DAY 2: JIM THOMPSON HOUSE – SUAN PAKKARD PALACE MUSEUM (Meals: B/L)
After breakfast at the hotel, first place for your visit is Jim Thompson House where is located opposite to the International Stadium. Former residence of Pioneer in Thai Silk industry now converted into a museum. The house itself is of traditional Thai architecture. Then proceed to Suan Pakkard Palace, formerly the residence of Princess Chumbhot of Nagara Svarga, a complex of five traditional Thai Houses overlooking a beautifully kept garden. Each building houses a large collection of Asian art and antiques, with one building exhibiting a collection of seashells, mineral crystals and painted pottery from Ban Chiang.  O/N in Bangkok
   
DAY 3: PHRA PATHOM CHEDI TEMPLE – SANAMCHAN PALACE (Meals: B/L)
After breakfast, pick up and transfer to Phra Pathom Chedi, Nakorn Pathom Province. The name Phra Pathom Chedi means Holy chedi (stupa) of the beginning. The stupa at the location is first mentioned in scriptures of the year 675, however archaeological findings date a first stupa to the 4th century. In the 11th century it was overbuilt with a Khmer style prang, which was later overgrown by the jungle. The ruin was visited several times by the later King Mongkut during his time as a monk, and after his coronation he ordered the building of a new and more magnificent chedi at the site. After 17 years of construction it was finished in 1870, and the population of nearby Nakhon Chai Si was ordered to move to the newly created town around the chedi. Later on, continue to Sanam Chan Palace consists of a number of buildings on a site in Nakhon Pathom , Thailand . The palace was built from 1907 to 1911[1] by King Vajiravudh (Rama VI), and has a view of Phra Pathom Chedi. The buildings are in a mixture of European and Thai styles. Part of the site is now a campus of Silpakorn University. As of 2006, several of the royal buildings are open to the public. After that, return to the hotel and free on own. O/N in Bangkok
 
DAY 4: WAT PHO – WAT TRIMITRR - CHINA TOWN (Meals: B/L/D)
After breakfast, first place your visit is Wat Pho or known as the temple of Reclining Lord Buddha Image. Then, walking to Phra Maha Chedi Si Rajakarn, a group of four hugh pagodas surrounded by white wall with Thai-Chinese style sheltered gates decorated with colour-glazed tiles and Chinese rockeries guardians. Later, proceed to Thai Traditional Medical Science School and Boday Massage nearby before transfer to floating restaurant for lunch. Then, continue to Wat Trimitre or known as Temple of Golden Buddha Image weight 5.5 Tan which is found when the port of Bangkok was being expanded and dating back more than 200 years. Later on, visit to the nearby vibrant market at China Town or known as “Yaowarat Market”. The most colorful of Yaowarat is Chinese Foods where you can easily find some at any local restaurants around there especially in the evenning (Yaowarat market is always very busy at around 8 – 11 pm. daily.) After enjoy Chinese food, return to the hotel and free at leisure.  O/N in Bangkok
    
DAY 5: BANGKOK – DEPARTURE (Meals: B)
After breakfast, free at leisure until the time transfer to the Airport for flight departure to the next destination.

INCLUSIVE:
Transportation in private air-conditioned vehicle with driver 
Accommodation: twin sharing room at mentioned hotel or similar one
Meal as mentioned: B = breakfast, L = Lunch, D = dinner
Entrance fee to indicated sights
English speaking guide
 
EXCLUSIVE:
Other meals, tip, drinks, airport tax, single room supplement, personal expenses, travel insurance, visa, flight in/ out Thailand, any optional additional tours or activities during free time.