Exotissimo Takes Guests beyond the usual with a Thai Heritage Trip in Bangkok

July 1, 2011 - PRLog -- From first impressions, visitors may just think Bangkok is just a maze of skyscrapers and winding roads filled with cars stuck in traffic. Exotissimo has introduced a four day tour that takes visitors beyond the surface and main attractions and to sceneries unseen by many along the Chao Phraya River and beyond.

Guests will experience the Thai Heritage right away, as a memorable Thai dinner awaits along the banks of the river, with contemporary dance performance as entertainment. The following day, visitors will experience something even locals do not, the early morning monk chants at Wat Pho. From here, the Grand Palace is nearby.

The next day, guests will board a boat and cruise along the Chao Phraya River for an experience many in Bangkok do not know of. Local temples, shop houses and vendors make up the river and canal side scenes.

Other cultural endeavors include a stop at Baan Silapin, a 100 year old renovated house now home to an art gallery, traditional teak houses, the highly acclaimed Nahm Bangkok for authentic Thai meals and to Jim Thompson’s mansion for some insight into the Thai silk industry.

“We feel that this tour gives guests the best combination of sightseeing Bangkok’s main attractions with excursions to less-visited but equally important sites,” said Louis Nathan, Marketing Manager of Exotissimo Travel.

This further emphasizes the company’s philosophy of taking guests beyond the main sites and to bring an authentic and local experience to visitors.

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Exotissimo Travel is a premier destination management company that specializes in tailor made tours in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand. For more information, please visit http://www.exotissimo.com.