Arrival at Bangkok airport. Welcome by your local English-speaking guide and transfer to our hotel.
End of the day free. Dinner will be at the hotel.
Visit Bangkok’s must-see sites, including the Grand Palais Royal and Wat Pho and Wat Arun temples, by boat
Departure for the visit of the Royal Palace, founded in 1782 by King Rama. The wall of the Palace protects an enclosure of 259 hectares. You will discover Wat Phra Keo Temple (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), which is actually the Royal Chapel of the Grand Palace. The Buddha, which measures only 60 cm, is the most famous and most revered statue of Thailand.
You will visit after Wat Pho Temple, which houses the famous Reclining Buddha (43m long and 15m high) is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Bangkok. Wat Pho is also the birthplace of traditional Thai massage. Since 1962, it houses a renowned massage and traditional medicine school.
Then, you will take a boat through the Khlong of Thon Buri, ancient capital with lake character. You will discover the traditional life along the canals. You will be able to admire the contrast between the modern and tumultuous life of Bangkok and the still preserved places of the capital.
Then you will visit the Wat Arun temple, said the Temple of Dawn, with its magnificent bell tower.
Back to your hotel after. Diner at the hotel.
Departure to the Floating Market of Damnoen Saduak, Thailand’s most popular floating market, which you will discover as a long tail boat along the river.
Located in the province of Ratchaburi about 1 hour from Bangkok. On the road, enjoy the landscape between the salt marshes and salt stalls in lush countryside.
It must be morning to discover more authenticity and avoid heat. The parade of exotic fruit boats, vegetables, fish, crustaceans on boats will whet your appetite.
Then you will go to Mae Klong Market at Samuth Songkhram one of the largest fruit markets of Thailand, located on the rails of a railway. When the trains pass, the merchants clear the way to regain possession once the train has passed.
Back to your hotel after. Diner at the hotel.
Departure for the Ayutthaya historical site. The city was founded in 1350 by King U-Thong and became the capital of his kingdom, generally known as the Kingdom of Ayutthaya. Ayutthaya thus became the second Siamese capital after Sukhothai.
Located at the confluence of Chao Phraya and Pasak rivers, the old city was in a meander of the river, this allowed to obtain a strategic area more difficult to access the enemy. Moreover, the name Ayutthaya comes from Sanskrit means “that can not be conquered”. But in fact, this did not protect Ayutthaya from the Burmese invader: looted by the Burmese armies of King Bayinnaung in 1569, the city was destroyed by one of his successors, Hsinbyushin, and on April 7, 1767, the city capitulated after two years seat.
The ruins of the original city now constitute the “Ayutthaya Historical Park”, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991.
You will visit the remains such as:
Wat Phra Mahathat and his Buddha’s head stuck in the roots of a tree.
Wat Phra Nan Choeng and his massive golden Buddha.
Wat Chai Watthanaram and its central Prang surrounded by 8 small others decorated with stucco reliefs.
Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, built by the 1st king of Ayutthaya.
Back to your hotel after. Diner at the hotel.
Transfer without guide to the airport for your flight to Phuket.
Arriving at Phuket, welcome by your driver (no guide) and transfer to your hotel.
End of the day free, diner at the hotel.
Free stay at Phuket. Breakfasts and dinners will be at the hotel.
Free stay at Phuket. Breakfasts and dinners will be at the hotel.
Transfer from your hotel to Phuket airport for your departure flight.
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