The Best Three Temple Grand Palace and Canal Tour Experience For Small Groups

Discover the fascinating blend of old and new in Bangkok, where age-old traditions meet modern life. Explore iconic sites like the towering Wat Arun, the majestic Grand Palace, and the tranquil Wat Thong.

Glide through Bangkok’s charming canals, often called the “Venice of the East.” This network of waterways, or khlongs, buzzes with daily activity as locals go about their routines on the water. Set off along the Chao Phraya River and venture into these scenic canals.

Immerse yourself in Thailand’s vibrant history and culture—from mouthwatering street food to lively night markets. Uncover Bangkok's one-of-a-kind charm and let its magic sweep you away.

Itinerary

• Join us at Novotel Ploenchit or Hilton Garden Silom to begin your adventure.
• We’ll start our tour at Wat Pho, one of Thailand’s most famous temples, known for its impressive Reclining Buddha. This golden statue, created during King Rama III’s reign, is 46 meters long and 15 meters high. Wat Pho offers a deep dive into Thailand’s rich religious art and history.
• Next, we’ll visit the Grand Palace, the royal residence since 1782. This stunning complex features grand buildings, beautiful courtyards, and significant landmarks. Take your time exploring the palace grounds and learn about Thailand’s royal heritage.
• Then, we’ll head to Wat Arun, also known as the “Temple of Dawn.” Named after the Hindu god of dawn, Aruna, Wat Arun is famous for its tall, intricate spires, with the central prang reaching 82 meters (270 feet). This landmark is both visually striking and rich in history.
• Next, we’ll visit Wat That Thong, a peaceful Buddhist temple built in 1937. It’s home to a beautiful golden Buddha statue in the lotus position, radiating serenity in the heart of Bangkok.
• From Tha Thien Pier, we’ll hop onto a traditional longtail boat and cruise along the Chao Phraya River, exploring Bangkok’s hidden canals. As we glide through narrow khlongs, you’ll see lush greenery and traditional wooden stilt houses, giving you a glimpse into local life along the waterways.
• As the tour concludes, we’ll drop you back at the meeting point.