Today you will go to the airport to check in for your flight to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, Thailand (BKK). Due to the time difference, it is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1 day in advance, the exact time is subject to the arrival time, please choose an early flight to arrive. You will be spending the night on the plane, which may be cold, so it is recommended that you bring warm clothing. We wish you a good night's rest.

Today, you will arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) in Bangkok. According to the pre-arranged pick-up time, the driver will take you to the hotel for check-in and rest, so that you can recharge your energy for the upcoming wonderful journey.

Free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, other different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.

Itinerary:

Tannen Sado Water Bazaar (with wooden paddle boat) → Buddhist Temple in the Tree → Mekong Railway Market (with train ticket for one stop) → Red Sky, a popular open-air high altitude bar (Special Gift: a cup of soft drink or a glass of beer)

Dannoen Saduak, after more than a hundred years, still retains the unique look of a traditional Thai water bazaar. It has been the setting for many films, including one of the most famous James Bond series. Boats loaded with vegetables, fruit and small wares ply the narrow waterways. Local women in their distinctive straw hats enthusiastically peddle their wares. If you want to buy something, just make a simple gesture and they will enthusiastically dock the boat.

Wat Bang Kung, also known as the Temple of Bangkun, is one of the top ten spiritual Buddhist temples in Thailand. Located 65 kilometers from Bangkok in Amphawa Province, it is surrounded by a 400+ year old bodhi tree. In addition to this ancient Bodhi tree, the temple is surrounded by intertwined trees that are closely intertwined to protect this sacred temple.

Mae Klong Market, a unique food market built on the railroad tracks. In a narrow space less than 2 meters wide, the train passes through a wide range of vendors, creating a unique landscape that has become a world famous "Netflix" attraction.

The Red Sky Bar, located on the 55th floor of the Sentara World Trade Center Hotel in Bangkok's Siam district. Here you can climb up to the open-air bar and enjoy a cold drink while watching Bangkok's stunning night sky below.

Chao Phraya River Cruise Seafood Buffet

Take on the ChaoPhraya Princess to admire the beautiful scenery of the Chao Phraya River and the landmarks along the riverbank under the night sky. Enjoy the delicious buffet on board, which includes a variety of Thai delicacies, seafood barbecues, noodles, and more. There will even be a jazz singer performing live on the spot, and tourists can also dance to the music.

Itinerary: Bangkok → Bangkok Grand Palace/Temple of the Emerald Buddha → Temple Of Dawn→ Take a car to Pattaya → Tiffany's Show (45 minutes, VIP seats)

Bangkok Grand Palace
Located in the city center of Bangkok, right next to the Chao Phraya River, the Bangkok Grand Palace is a symbol of the Bangkok Dynasty and a favorite destination for tourists visiting Thailand. The palace is composed of a group of buildings with a scattered layout, featuring Siamese style and bringing together the essence of Thai painting, sculpture, and decorative art. This is a magnificent royal palace that retains a considerable scale and rich national characteristics, and it is still used for ceremonies such as coronations and court celebrations. There are 22 buildings in the Grand Palace complex, and the main buildings are 4 characteristic palaces and 1 Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew)
The Temple of the Emerald Buddha is located in the northeast corner of the Bangkok Grand Palace. It is a symbol of Bangkok and a must-visit place for tourists in Thailand. Important ceremonies have been held here by successive royal families. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha is also part of the Grand Palace, accounting for a quarter of the entire Grand Palace, and it represents the highest status among all temples in Thailand. The buildings in the temple are magnificent, with gold and jade shining brightly. It combines the characteristics of various Thai temples and is the largest temple in Thailand. When you enter this temple complex, you will see some intimidating statues that are 6 meters tall and dressed in battle attire, murals depicting the epic of "Ramakien," and beautiful gilded half-human and half-lion statues (Apsonsi) on the steps, whose duty is to guard the temple. The Emerald Buddha in the hall is carved from a whole piece of jadeite. Having survived many wars, it is a rare treasure. It was not until 1784 that the King of Thailand welcomed the Emerald Buddha to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha for worship.

Temple Of Dawn (Wat Arun)
Wat Arun is located in Thonburi, a twin city on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. It was built during the Ayutthaya Kingdom and is one of the famous royal temples in Thailand, commemorating the 41st king of Thailand. It is said that when King Taksin arrived in Thonburi from Ayutthaya, it was dawn, so Wat Arun is also known as the Temple of Dawn. There are giant guardian stone statues at the entrance of the temple. The courtyard where the main hall is located has a very beautiful decoration on the gate, which is colorful, and two tall dragon columns stand on both sides. There are bronze statues of elephants in the courtyard, and some stone statues with the characteristics of people from the Ming Dynasty in China are also placed on both sides of the courtyard. After leaving the courtyard of the main hall and walking towards the Chao Phraya River bank, you can reach the square courtyard where the five pagodas are located. The main pagoda in the center is the 79-meter-high Brahman-style spire, the Prang of Wat Arun. Both the base and the body of the pagoda are square, with many layers, and the area decreases layer by layer, giving it a simple and solemn appearance. It is decorated with complex carvings and inlaid with various colored ceramic pieces, glass, and shells.

Tiffany's Show
Founded in 1974, Tiffany's Show in Pattaya is the first real transgender show in Southeast Asia. It ranked fourth in the world's top ten song and dance shows in 2011 and has become a must-see performance attraction in Pattaya. The magnificent Tiffany's Theatre can accommodate more than 1,000 people. With a dazzling stage, high-tech lighting and sound equipment, gorgeous costumes, and beautiful and highly skilled transgender performers, it will bring you a double enjoyment of vision and hearing. The whole performance lasts about 70 minutes, showcasing the customs of various parts of the world, with an emphasis on Eastern elements. Whether it is the classic old songs of Teresa Teng or the trendy pop songs of Jay Chou, you can find a sense of hometown intimacy in a foreign country.

Friendly reminder: If there are major activities or events of the Thai royal family, the Bangkok Grand Palace will not be open to the public.

Itinerary:

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden (2.5 hours, including watching folk performances, elephant shows, and visiting the tropical botanical garden) → Traditional Thai Foot Massage (You need to pay the masseur a tip of 20 Thai baht on-site) → Free shopping at Terminal 21 Pattaya → Max Muay Thai Boxing Match → Walking Street Pattaya

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is a Thai rural-style leisure vacation park. There is a artificial lake in the garden, and small rivers wind around the pavilions, creating a picturesque scenery. The garden has a cultural village, which is a place to centrally display Thai national culture. The programs in the garden are mainly divided into three parts: Thai folk performances, elephant shows, and the botanical garden. In addition to the wonderful performances, you can also stroll casually in the garden, enjoy the beautiful flower bed scenery around, get away from the noisy crowd, and feel the peaceful atmosphere.

Health Land Foot Massage

Thai massages are famous for their wide variety, including traditional Thai massages, foot massages, essential oil massages, etc., with a very wide range of choices. However, the traditional Thai massage is a must-try experience when you come to Thailand. Health Land is a large chain of spa and massage health centers, which is quite well-known locally in Thailand and is also the most highly recommended massage parlor for tourists coming to Thailand. It has extremely high guarantees in terms of environment, technical level, and service attitude.

Terminal 21 Pattaya

The Terminal 21 Pattaya shopping mall has different theme styles on each floor, including themed scenes of 6 major global metropolises such as Paris, London, Tokyo, San Francisco, Italy, and Hollywood, and showcases the landmarks of each city on different floors. Whether it's trendy clothes of local brands, clothing of international big brands, or various digital products, beauty products, as well as small items like glasses and jewelry, you can easily find them here! Friends who want to taste delicious food must not miss the more than 30 restaurants with different styles here. Whether it's the Terminal 21 shopping mall in Bangkok or Pattaya, the "washroom" with different themes on each floor are a major feature. Hermès luxury style, Italian racing car style, Paris subway style, Japanese bamboo forest style, turning the "washroom" into a great place for taking photos. 

Max Muay Thai Boxing Show

Muay Thai is an ancient boxing art in Thailand, a legendary fighting skill, and a sport known for its strength and agility. It mainly uses the human body's two fists, two legs, two elbows, and two knees, that is, the four limbs and eight parts of the body as eight weapons for attack. The punches, kicks, the use of knees and elbows are smooth and fluent, the power is extremely abundant, and the attack power is fierce. Muay Thai originated in Thailand and is a fighting technique that has been promoted around the world.

Walking Street Pattaya

On both sides of Walking Street Pattaya, there are various snacks and bars, and the street is bustling with people, which is a must-visit place for tourists. You can eat cheap seafood feasts here. There are often music performances and Muay Thai shows in the bars. It is relatively deserted during the day, but at night, it is brightly lit, full of singing and dancing every night. There are also many ladyboys dancing and soliciting tourists. It is a bizarre and extraordinary world that is never quiet.

Itinerary:

Take a boat from Pattaya to Koh Samet → Check into your hotel on Koh Samet

Koh Samet is a national nature park with lush jungles and green coconut palms. There are several natural beaches on the east coast of the island, including Diamond Beach, where activities such as beach volleyball are often held. Here you can experience the beautiful tropical scenery, play in the swimming pool, and taste the unique and inexpensive tropical fruits and seafood.

Itinerary:

Koh Samui → Bangkok → King Power Duty Free Shop → The one Ratchada

King Power Duty Free Shop (Bangkok Downtown), with its spacious 12,000 square meters, has become a famous fashion shopping paradise in Bangkok.

The one Ratchada, as a popular night market among tourists, has become the focus of social media with its colorful rainbow tent night view. Here you can not only enjoy the charming night scenery, but also taste the authentic Thai food.

Today we will end our pleasant journey and arrange a transfer to Bangkok Suanawanpur Airport for boarding (BKK).

Free pick-up time on the day of departure is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.