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Suvarnabhumi Airport VIP Fast Track Arrival with Optional Services

Get personalized fast track service through the airport's immigration and customs to avoid long lines. Tailor your arrival experience with additional services.

Grand Palace self-guided walking audio tour

Book this Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha self-guided walking tour. Visit Thailand's most sacred Buddhist temple site guided by an app.

Hop-on hop-off cruise on the canals of Bangkok

Book a hop-on hop-off canal tour in Bangkok and explore Wat Pak Nam, the Artist's House, and a serene orchid garden at your own pace.

Bangkok airport priority lane with butler and optional buggy

Skip airport queues at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi with priority lane service, personal butler assistance and optional buggy transport to immigration.

Damnoen Saduak and Maeklong Railway Market tour with private transport

Discover the floating markets, railway markets, and canal of Bangkok. Experience authentic Thai culture. Reserve your adventure today!

Muay Thai Boxing Group Class for Beginners in Bangkok

Experience the thrill of Muay Thai! Learn from expert instructors, master basic techniques, and discover 'The Art of Eight Limbs'. Perfect for beginners.

River Kwai Bridge Tour with Train Ride, Long Tail Boat and Lunch

Book a River Kwai Bridge tour to explore the historic sites throughout the Mueang region as you learn about WWII and POW labor camps.

Alternative Bangkok Small Group Tour

If you'd like to see Bangkok through the eyes of a local, then you'll be in for a treat with this small group half-day tour. Not only will you travel on foot, by underground, boat and tuk-tuk, but you'll discover places and eat snacks at spots where few tourists go. You'll visit three temples - Wat Traimit, Wat Mangkorn Kamalawat and Wat Arun – and get a real taste for the city.It all kicks off at the entrance to MRT Sukhumvit Station, where you'll board the underground to Hua Lamphong. You'll refuel with a quick snack from one of the stalls first, then set off to Wat Traimit – the Temple of the Golden Buddha – famed for its 5.5-tonne Golden Buddha statue. After walking down Yaowarat Street, you'll arrive at Wat Mangkorn Kamalawat, the Dragon Lotus Temple.Before boarding a boat, you'll get to explore part of the old market, then breeze upstream through the action to Wat Arun. Some more city discovery is on the cards now with a tuk tuk ride, then snap up panoramic views before you reach Siam station.

Muang Boran ancient city full-day tour from Bangkok

Hidden among tropical gardens on the outskirts of Bangkok, Muang Boran brings centuries of Thai history together in a single setting. The world's largest outdoor museum is home to more than 100 detailed recreations of the country's most known temples, monuments and traditional buildings.Every corner reveals something new, from elegant architecture to stories of Thailand's royal heritage, religious beliefs and everyday life. The spacious grounds invite you to explore at your own pace, whether you prefer a leisurely walk, a bike ride or the insights of a guided tour.With time to stop for local food and soak up the surroundings, this full-day tour offers a different perspective on Thailand. Ideal at the beginning or end of your trip, it's a chance to see the country's highlights brought together in one inspiring setting.

Half-day Bangkok cultural highlights tour

Bangkok takes on a different pace on this half-day tour, combining local traditions, colourful sights and a few camera-roll favourites along the way. After a drive through the bustling streets of Chinatown, you'll arrive at Pak Khlong Talat, the city's famous flower market, where vibrant displays of fresh blooms create plenty of Instagrammable moments. You'll also learn the traditional art of lotus petal folding and create your own flower offering. Next up is Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, home to one of Bangkok's most impressive landmarks. Standing beneath the towering Giant Buddha, you'll have the chance to present your self-folded lotus flower as a traditional Buddhist offering. Between the colourful details of the temple grounds and the statue's sheer scale, you'll see why this is one of Bangkok's most photographed spots. A stroll through the surrounding neighbourhoods offers a glimpse into everyday local life before a well-earned break at a cafe overlooking the Giant Buddha. With a complimentary drink included and views worth lingering over, there's time to snap a few final photos before heading back to your hotel.