Evening in Ayutthaya

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.

Visit to Erawan Temple: a majestic structure shaped like a three-headed elephant, housing a rare collection of sacred relics inside.

Tour of the Ancient City (Mueang Boran) - the largest open-air museum in the world. Over 100 full-scale or miniature replicas of Thailand's most iconic landmarks. Choose your own transport: sightseeing bus, free bicycles, or traditional boats along the canals. See a replica of the Khmer Prasat Phanom Rung temple and many other unique structures.

Buffet lunch at the national restaurant located on the floating market in the center of the park. Thai and European cuisine.

Wat Hong Temple - sunset at a one-of-a-kind location where the temple rises above the water.

Hotel drop-off for all guests

Pickup of guests from Pattaya hotels and departure for the tour. Comfortable air-conditioned transfer.

Short stop for breakfast (not included). Opportunity to try local dishes or grab a light snack.

Visit King Narai Cave - a place steeped in legends of the great ruler of Siam.

Wat Phra Phutthabat is a sacred site preserving the footprint of the Buddha. This temple is one of the five main holy sites in Thailand and a major pilgrimage destination.

The city of Lopburi is famous for its “residents” - thousands of monkeys freely roaming streets and temples. A great opportunity for unusual photos.

Wat Phrabat Namphu, known as the “AIDS monastery,” combines a strong social mission with scenic beauty: a quiet valley, caves, and a monastic complex.

European-style lunch (included). Comfortable café with dishes suitable for everyone.

Mirror Temple (Wat Tha Sung). Magnificent Buddha statue and unique mirrored halls creating a sense of infinite light and space.

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.

Departure from the city towards Phetchaburi Province.

First stop for breakfast at a gas station - a café or food court along the route.

The cave Buddhist temple Wat Khao Yoi.

“Monkey River” is a scenic boat ride through mangrove canals leading to colonies of crab-eating macaques.

Samut Songkhram, the Maeklong Market (“Umbrella Folding Market”): watch the train arriving and see how the vendors clear and rebuild the market right on the tracks.

Wat Ban Kung: a small zoo where you can feed the animals, and a unique chapel completely embraced by a 400-year-old banyan tree.

Arrival in Amphawa: a relaxing walk along the riverside promenade and charming Walking Street.

A boat ride through the canals of Amphawa - often called the “Thai Venice”. In certain seasons, you can also watch fireflies glowing on the riverside trees.

Comfortable transfer; welcome briefing on the bus.

A short stop at a café for a snack and restroom break.

Tour of the famous pink tower wrapped by a giant dragon; time for photos and a look inside the pilgrimage areas. (Wat Samphran is a 17-story tower with a dragon spiraling around it - a unique landmark of the region.)

Boat ride along the canal among trading boats, local street food, and souvenirs. (Damnoen Saduak is one of Thailand’s most famous floating markets, full of boats selling fruits, snacks, and handicrafts.)

Free time for lunch and a walk through the unique market rows along the railway tracks - great for atmospheric photos.

A short tour of the monastery and an introduction to the “elixir of strength” near the ancient banyan tree - a natural attraction and a place of local beliefs.

A small zoo at the monastery housing rescued animals; guests can feed some of the residents, including exotic species found in the park.

A short walking tour through the historic quarters of Amphawa along the canals; a stroll along the waterfront with local food and souvenirs.

Boat ride through Amphawa’s canals with a chance to watch fireflies shimmering on the riverside trees - a natural spectacle traditionally enjoyed after dark. (Evening firefly cruises are a common and popular part of Amphawa tours.)