Private Best Three Temple Grand Palace and Canal Tour Experience

Experience the captivating mix of ancient and modern in Bangkok, where tradition meets innovation. Discover its iconic landmarks, from the towering spire of Wat Arun to the magnificent Grand Palace and the peaceful Wat Thong.

Cruise through the city’s picturesque canals, often called the “Venice of the East.” Bangkok’s network of canals, or khlongs, is alive with daily life as locals live, work, and travel on these waterways. Set out on a boat along the Chao Phraya River and navigate through these charming canals.

Immerse yourself in Thailand’s rich history and vibrant culture—from the tantalizing street food to bustling night markets. Discover the unique charm of Bangkok and let its magic captivate you.

Itinerary

• We’ll begin by picking you up from your hotel in Bangkok.
• Our journey starts at Wat Pho, one of Thailand’s most renowned temples, famous for its massive Reclining Buddha statue. Created during King Rama III’s rule, this golden Buddha stretches 46 meters long and 15 meters high. Wat Pho is an essential destination to appreciate Thailand’s religious art and culture.
• Next, we’ll visit the Grand Palace, the historic royal residence established in 1782. This stunning complex is filled with grand structures, elegant courtyards, and essential landmarks. Enjoy exploring the palace grounds and experiencing the rich history of Thailand's royal family.
• We’ll then head to Wat Arun, Bangkok’s iconic “Temple of Dawn.” Named after Aruna, the Hindu god of dawn, Wat Arun is instantly recognizable by its tall, intricate spires, with the central prang standing at 82 meters (270 feet). This temple is both striking and historically significant, making it a must-see landmark.
• Next, we’ll visit Wat That Thong, a beautifully serene Buddhist temple built in 1937 on the site of two older temples. The highlight here is the majestic golden Buddha in a peaceful lotus position, offering a sense of calm in the heart of the city.
• From Tha Thien Pier, we’ll board a traditional longtail boat to explore the Chao Phraya River and Bangkok’s hidden canals. As we glide along these narrow khlongs, you’ll see lush greenery and charming wooden stilt houses, giving you a peek into traditional canal-side life. Watch locals go about their routines as you discover Bangkok’s quieter, authentic side.
• As the tour comes to an end we will drop you back at your hotel in Bangkok through a taxi.