Bangkok Highlight

Pick up at your hotel in Bangkok to start private excursion. South west of Bangkok is a delta area, criss-crossed by canals, highly fertile and full of coconut plantations and fruit orchards. Green and wet. You will enter the famous DamnoenSaduak floating market by long-tailed boat via a labyrinth of narrow canals through the orchards. Sit and take your pictures, try some mango and sticky rice or hot soup with fish balls. The old ladies chat in their little boats and make smartly use of long sticks to hand your small change; no need to move about and risk toppling the boat! Don’t forget to take a look behind all the souvenir stalls to see the wooden houses stretching along canals like they did for centuries. Then, catch the vehicle to prepare yourself for shooting and enjoying one of the hip market in the world at Maeklong Railway Market where most of stalls are placed on railway. When the train comes though, all vendors must move, swing their stalls away from trails but returning to normal in short term. Then back to Bangkok for visit visitThe Grand Palace complex was established in 1782 and it consists of not only royal and throne halls, but also a number of government offices as well as the renowned Temple of the Emerald Buddha. And then visit WatPhraKaew the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and the adjoining Grand Palace together form the greatest spectacle for the visitor to Bangkok. Despite the fact that the whole compound is so full of tourists you spend half the time trying to avoid getting in people’s photos, it’s still a pretty amazing place to visit. The Wat Pho or “Temple of the Reclining Buddha” is one of Bangkok’s most attractive temples. It is a much visited temple complex due to its location immediately South of the Grand Palace and the huge Reclining Buddha image it houses. Then transfer to your hotel free on your own.

After breakfast you meet our guide drive to Ayuttaya. Less than an hours drive North of Bangkok and just a few kilometers from Ayutthaya lies the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace.The original Palace was built by King Prasat Thong of Ayutthaya in the first half of the 17th century. When Ayutthaya was invaded and destroyed by the Burmese in 1767, Bang Pa-In Palace was left abandoned for almost a century.Then a tour by tuk tuk “Kermit” you discover the magnificent ruins of ancient temples in the historical park: WatPhra Sri Sanphet, one of the most photographed temples of Ayutthaya and Wat Phra Mahathat, Wat Mongkhon Bophit and Wat Ratburana, they are all beautiful.Then, we will stop at ,b>Wat Yai Chaimongkhol, one of the largest reclining Buddha image and the ruins of the great Royal Palace & Temples. In late afternoon return back to hotel in Bangkok. Free on your own.

Day at leisure until to transfer to the airport to take the flight to your next destination.