Sunday, 1 April 2012

Bangkok Canals Tour

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Bangkok City Discovery Tours

Easy and relaxing
Riverside scenery
Long-tail boat ride
Totally unique
Bangkok's charming riverside is brimming with stories to tell. On this morning tour, a long-tailed speedboat whisks you down the Chao Phraya River and canals (khlongs) of Thonburi – the original site where Bangkok was founded, before King Rama I moved the capital's epicentre across the river to the Rattanakosin Island.
Immerse yourself in the picturesque riverside scenery, as you drift past stilted wooden homes, 'floating kitchens', mobile shops, colonial mansions and all kinds of colourful culture along the riverfront, before stopping at the enchanting Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun).
The trip passing the Royal Barges Museum, housing the eight elaborately decked longboats used in the highly ceremonial and rare Royal Barge Procession. With the combined tour, experience the above plus a trip to the Grand Palace, which reveals the splendour of early Rattanakosin architecture as well as Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew).
Time:
Klong Tour - 08:30 - 11:00
Klong Tour & Grand Palace - 07:00-12:30
Includes:
- Air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking guide
- Admission fee as mentioned on this program
- Transfers from/to hotel
Excludes:
- Personal expenses such as drinks, tips, insurance, etc
- Other services not mentioned on this programme
- Meal
Remarks:
- Child fares are applicable for a child between 2 and 11 years old only if accompanied by two adults
- Join-in tour requires a minimum of two persons to depart
- As palaces and temples are sacred places, please dress politely. No Shorts or sleeveless shirts. A hat, cap and an umbrella may be helpful. Certain buildings may be closed on public holidays and during royal ceremonies. Camera may not used inside the buildings. Wear any comfortable walking shoes. (easy to put on and take off.)


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