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Dive into the electrifying heartbeat of Bangkok, Thailand’s sprawling metropolis where the gilded spires of the Grand Palace and emerald-roofed Wat Phra Kaew shimmer alongside the serene reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, the majestic Wat Arun rises dramatically at riverside dawn, and the Chao Phraya River pulses with long-tail boats and floating markets under a neon-lit skyline.
Tuk-tuk through bustling Chinatown’s street food havens, shop vibrant Chatuchak Weekend Market, unwind with rooftop cocktails overlooking endless urban sprawl, or escape to ancient Ayutthaya ruins—all in a sensory overload blending royal heritage, futuristic malls, and unfiltered street life.
Savor fiery tom yum goong, pad Thai tossed streetside, mango sticky rice, and herbal som tam salads amid legendary Thai smiles, night market energy, and affordable luxury that turns every moment into adventure.
Bangkok is an intoxicating whirlwind of temples, flavors, and non-stop discovery—embark on your Thai capital thrill today!
Cruise along the historic Chao Phraya River and see Bangkok lit up in all its glory. Glide by the glowing Wat Arun. Drink in the majestic sight of the Grand Palace and its golden spires.
Benefit from the TAGTHAi Foodie Pass and taste a variety of dishes with a range of flavors. Try 8 different set menus from Michelin Guide Restaurants in Bangkok.
The Thai Bus Food Tour around Bangkok is an unconventional way to explore Bangkok, while also enjoying Michelin-starred food from top chefs!
Visit the Marble Temple and Pak Klong Talat’s flower market
Sit back and relax on a comfortable transfer to your chosen destination
See the Golden Buddha Temple and Bangkok’s Chinatown on an audio guide tour
Explore Bangkok’s top attractions and try local street food in Chinatown
Enjoy dinner and drinks on a Royal Princess Cruise from Asiatique
Visit a temple and tour an interactive museum
Experience a cultural journey to Wat Arun and three other incredible temples
Begin the tour with a hotel pickup and visit Jim Thompson’s former home, now a museum featuring Southeast Asian art.