Bangkok Excursion 5D

Bangkok – Floating Market - Kanchanburi - Ayuthaya - Bangkok (5 Days / 4 Nights) Day 1       Arrival Bangkok                                       Arrive at Bangkok, Meet at Airport and Transfer to hotel                Free at leisure by your own                Dinner at outside restaurant                Overnight in Bangkok.    Day 2       Bangkok                                                 Breakfast at Hotel                Visit The Royal Grand Palace which features some of the most spectacular architecture in South                East Asia. This palace begun in 1782, consist of several building with highly decorated                architectural details.  Visit  Wat Phra Kaew which is in the same compound, house the famous                Emerald Buddha which is the most sacred Buddha image in Thailand.                  Lunch at restaurant                Afternoon City Temple Tour includes Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha), with its large Golden Buddha                image, constructed during the Sukhothai period, Wat Pho (Reclining  Buddha) is one of                Bangkok's oldest and largest temple and Wat Benchamabopit (The Marble Temple), main                building was constructed during the reign of King Rama V. The design combines Italian and                classical Thai architecture. It is a four sided structure with a four-tiered roof and a corridor in                the back.                Dinner cruise along the Chao Phya river                Overnight  in  Bangkok. Day 3       Bangkok - Damnern Saduak Floating Market - Kanchanaburi - Bangkok                    Breakfast at Hotel                Depart Bangkok for Samut Songkram province, Stop at Coconut Sugar Palm is a famous quality                product of Samut Songkram, Arrive at Damnernsaduak  district take a long tail speed boat to                Market at Damnernsaduak Floating Market this is best know destination in  Patchaburi where the                timeless lifestyle of native Thai people can be observed along the canals. Visit to Royal Thai                Handicraft Village.                Lunch at restaurant                Drive to Kanchanaburi province, Arrive at Kanchanaburi, visit The JEATH War Museum, the                enclave in the riverside precincts of Wat Chaichumphon, has been constructed in the form of an                Allied POW camp. The name JEATH is derived from countries inextricably associated with the                years 1942 through 1945, namely Japan, England, America, Australia, Thailand and Holland.                Visit Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, the cemetery of the remains of over 6,000 prisoners of war,                who lost their lives during the construction of the " Death Railway ". Continue visit The Bridge                Over the River Kwai, the major landmark is the black iron bridge spanning the Kwai Yai river                which was brought from Java by the Japanese army and reassembled under Japanese                supervision by Allied prisoner-of-war (POW) labour as part of the ‘Death Railway' intended to                link Thailand with Myanma(Burma). Drive back to Bangkok                Dinner at restaurant                Overnight  in  Bangkok.   Day 4     Bangkok - Ayuthaya - Bangkok                                    Breakfast at Hotel                Depart for Ayutthaya City, Former capital city Siam. Visit Wat Phra Si Sanphet, the most                important temple within The Royal Palace compound and corresponds to The Emerald Buddha                Temple in Bangkok's Grand Palace. Visit Wat Yai Chaya Mongkol  is also called  Wat Chao Phya                Thai, the Great Temple of Auspicious Victory, derived its name from the Chedi built to                commemorate the renowned victory of King Naresuan. Wat Panan Choeng, an old monastery                housing Thailand's largest ancient Buddha image, known as "Luang Po To".                   Lunch and Dinner at restaurant                    Overnight in Bangkok. Day 5       Bangkok Departure                Breakfast at Hotel                Transfer to Airport for departure flight.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 14 May 2011 )