Bangkok – City of Contrasts

Comfortable transfer to Bangkok.

Visit the King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper (314 m). Ascend to the SkyWalk observation deck - a glass floor, 78 floors above the city, with a panoramic view of the capital. A perfect spot for photos and to feel the height of the metropolis.

Transfer to Prayun Wongsawat Worawihan Temple - a peaceful oasis with a white pagoda and the atmosphere of old Bangkok.

Walk through Turtle Hill and its cozy park home to dozens of turtles. Then visit the Portuguese Kudi Chin district with its narrow streets, colonial-style houses, and the Santa Cruz Basilica built by Catholic missionaries.

Kalayanamit Woramahawihan Temple, famous for its giant seated Buddha statue. In the evening, the temple is beautifully illuminated, offering a stunning view from the water.

Transfer to the modern ICON Siam complex - an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of new Bangkok.

Free time: panoramic viewpoint at ICON Siam, boutiques, cafes, and the riverside with a view of the river.

The Singing Fountain Show features synchronized water jets and lights set to music, one of the most spectacular shows in the capital.

A dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River. Onboard: buffet with Thai and international cuisine, live music, and a dance floor on the upper deck. The route passes Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), the Royal Palace, Rama VIII Bridge, and the sparkling lights of the evening city.

Departure back to Pattaya and return to hotels. Along the way, you can relax while the lights of nighttime Thailand pass by the window.

Pickup from hotels in Pattaya and departure to Bangkok.

Wat Pak Nam: a white temple with a 69-meter tall Buddha statue. This temple is famous for its emerald hall with a futuristic dome and intricate murals that attract photographers. Photo session by the canals.

Ride a traditional longtail boat along the river, passing by temples and lush tropical scenery.

Temple of the Dawn, the origins of Bangkok, and Khmer-style architecture.

Explore Chinatown by tuk-tuk: streets, rituals, and atmosphere. Bangkok’s Chinatown (Yaowarat) is one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, famous for street food and the Golden Temple Wat Traimit.

Lunch at a riverside family restaurant with a view of the city.

Talad Noi: a district of artists and historic architecture.

Mahanakhon Tower: observation deck with a glass floor and panoramic city view.

Ride on the elevated BTS Skytrain.

Icon Siam is often called a 'super mall': beyond shopping, it features art exhibitions, a traditional indoor Thai floating market, and a fountain show.

Departure from Pattaya in a comfortable air-conditioned bus. The route passes through the picturesque landscapes of central Thailand.

Arrival at the Grand Palace, the residence of Thai monarchs. Marvel at the luxurious halls, golden spires, and symbols of royal power.

Visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) - the most revered temple in Thailand.

Cross the Chao Phraya River by ferry to the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun). Admire its porcelain spires and the panoramic views of the old city.

Lunch at a buffet restaurant featuring Thai and international cuisine.

Ascend Mahanakhon Tower to the open-air platform with a glass floor at 314 meters. Enjoy a 360° panorama: old Bangkok, skyscrapers, and the Chao Phraya River.

Walk along the Chong Nonsi Skywalk Bridge, a photo stop with a futuristic view of Mahanakhon Tower and the financial district center.

A short ride on the Skytrain (BTS) to Wat Yannawa - a unique boat-shaped temple located on the riverbank.

A cruise on the Chao Phraya River aboard a passenger boat with an open deck. Drift past historic neighborhoods, temples, and modern buildings.

Stop at Loha Prasat (Metal Castle) and enjoy the view of Golden Mount - a symbol of old Bangkok.

Return to Pattaya. A short stop at a café along the way for a break.

Arrival at Pattaya hotels. End of the tour.

Comfortable transport, air conditioning, and a welcoming guide explaining the route.

Wat Saket (Golden Mount): climb the staircase with bells and enjoy panoramic views of old Bangkok.

Wat Ratchanaddaram and the unique metal stupa Loha Prasat - a UNESCO architectural heritage site.

Pak Khlong Talad: a riot of colors and scents, where locals buy orchids and jasmine.

A long-tail boat ride through Thonburi canals: life on the water, traditional houses, and a temple on the shore.

Thai lunch at a local restaurant by the canal.

Icon Siam Shopping Mall: ultra-modern shopping, street food food court, art installations, and fountains.

Evening Chao Phraya River cruise with dinner and a show: illuminated bridges, palaces, and temples reflected in the water.

Hotel check-in with free time for a walk or relaxation.

Breakfast at the hotel.

A tuk-tuk ride to Lumphini Park: lakes with monitor lizards, a green oasis in the middle of the metropolis.

Visit Mahanakhon Tower: SkyWalk with a glass floor, offering the best panoramic photos of Bangkok.

Ride the BTS Skytrain - a fast and convenient way to see the modern city from above.

The 'Ghost Tower' Sathorn Unique - an impressive symbol of the 1990s Asian crisis. Photo stop.

Wat Yannawa (‘Buddha Boat’): rare architecture shaped like a ship on the riverbank.

Lunch at a Thai restaurant by the water.

Talat Noi Market - an area with graffiti, antique shops, and the vibe of old Bangkok.

Yaowarat Chinatown: neon lights, street food, souvenirs.

Dinner on the observation deck of Baiyoke Sky skyscraper (84th floor): sunset and city panorama.

A comfortable transfer will take you towards the Thai capital. Today is a concentrated Bangkok experience: history, architecture, city panoramas, and evening romance.

Climbing the Golden Mount (Wat Saket) offers panoramic views of the old city, while the Iron Temple (Wat Ratchanadda) allows you to experience a rare architectural marvel unmatched in the world.

Lunch with a view of the Royal Palace. Thai cuisine, the Chao Phraya River, and the palace’s pristine white walls - a moment when Bangkok feels truly majestic.

Mahanakhon Tower - at 300 meters, enjoy the famous glass SkyWalk and a breathtaking view of the city that never sleeps.

Ride above the streets on the SkyTrain and cross the river by boat - the perfect way to feel the rhythm of the metropolis.

ICONSIAM spans 11 floors of fashion, dining, and entertainment. Experience ultra-modern Bangkok in all its glory: designer boutiques, food halls, and photo zones near the Magnolias Towers.

Evening Chao Phraya Princess cruise. The highlight: a luxury liner with a seafood buffet, desserts, sushi, live music - and the sparkling city lights. Under the spotlight, the Temple of Dawn, the Royal Palace, and the Reclining Buddha come alive.

After a full day of activities, enjoy the journey home with a whole album of bright memories.

A comfortable bus departs toward Bangkok. Along the way - a short stop for restroom, coffee, and cold drinks.

Arrival at Jurassic Park. A walk among life-size dinosaur models, themed zones, and scenic photo spots. Time to explore, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Transfer and arrival at Asiatique The Riverfront - Bangkok’s famous riverside promenade along the Chao Phraya. Free time for exploring: a stroll along the waterfront, the Ferris wheel, street shows, souvenir shops, and cafés. You can try the traditional “hammer massage” or simply enjoy the evening riverside atmosphere.

Boarding the “White Orchid” river cruise liner. The evening cruise along the Chao Phraya River begins with a buffet dinner featuring Thai and international cuisine, drinks, live music, and a dance show. During the cruise, guests enjoy views of Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), the Royal Palace, and Bangkok’s illuminated skyline.

End of the cruise and departure back to Pattaya. The return trip is comfortable, air-conditioned, with a possible short stop along the way.

Return to Pattaya with drop-off at the hotels.