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| Bangkok Sightseeing Tours, Bangkok Stopover, Bangkok city toursBangkok - Grand Palace - City & Temples - Canals Tours: Bangkok is always the hottest tourist centre in South East Asia creating many types of tourist activities, which are indulging all fastidious foreigners
By: dnqtravel On arrival at Suvanphumi Airport, you’re met and transferred to hotel. After checking in to the hotel you will be free on your own activities. O/N in Bangkok. Day 02: Grand Palace – City & Temples – Canals Tours Today we start the tour to visit the most beautiful temples Wat Phrakaew which is famous for the Emerald Buddha Image, and the Royal Grand Palace, dedicated to the Thai Royal Family’s ceremony. Then continue to visit Wat Pho to see gigantic Reclining Buddha and famous of Thai traditional massage school. Then, we board on a long tail boat for River & Canals tours. Along the way stop to visit Wat Arun the temple of dawn and beautiful landscape before we boating along canals. Lunch will be at a local restaurant. Afternoon, tours continue to visit Wat Traimit is well known as the Golden Buddha Temple. (B, L) O/N in Bangkok. Day 03: Bangkok – Departure Today you will be free for shopping or explore the city on your own until time transfer to the airport for your flight departure onwards. PACKAGE INCLUDES: • Accommodation at hotel as listed base on twin sharing basis • Air conditioned transportation • Tours as per itinerary including entry fee • Meals as indicated on itinerary • English speaking guide basis (others languages are available with additional cost ) • Drinking water, cool refreshments during the trip • Private boat along Chao Phya River To get more details on our special quotes for this trip, please visit at http://www.dnqtravel.com/ # # # At the early start, DNQ travel was a small local tour operator for individual travellers to visit Vietnam, and has since rapidly grown with the expansion of its activities over the border to Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar. End
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