Bangkok Jungle Tour by Bicycle
Join this must do bicycle tour in Bangkok, showing you some of the biggest contrasts of the city. You will explore green oasis, twisted water canals, traditional local life, markets and a lovely peninsula named, Bang Krajao - Also known as The Lung of Bangkok. This charming green tour of Bangkok ...
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 October 2018 - 31 March 2019
Local Life - Street Eat by Tuk Tuk
Embark from BTS National Stadium Station on an exciting tuk tuk ride through Bangkoks vibrant streets. Stroll along Phetchburi Soi 10, where food carts spring up as the day turns from evening to night, and sample delicious street eats such as skewered sausages and Thai style grill meat. From th...
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 October 2018 - 31 March 2019
City, Temples and Grand Palace
This four-hour comprehensive tour of Bangkoks most iconic sites leads you through three temples, concluding at the magnificent Royal Grand Palace. Decide between a morning or afternoon tour, then get picked up at your hotel to begin temple hopping. First up, Wat Traimit, which houses the worlds l...
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 October 2018 - 31 March 2019
Ayuthaya By Cruise
Journey from Bangkok to the country's former capital of Ayutthaya by road. This is your chance to escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. Stop off at the majestic 'Bang-Pa-In' - a gorgeous palace formerly frequented by King Rama IV during the steamy summer months. The waterside complex takes ins...
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 October 2018 - 31 March 2019
Deals as seen on TV!
Don’t miss out on this extra special Bangkok deals from The 48 Hour Destination series. Airs weekly on Saturdays at 1:00pm and Sundays at 3:30pm on Channel Ten, or you can stream it online at Ten Play.
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Experience the amazing food and culture of this bustling city
Yes, Bangkok is a recreational and spiritual cocktail. How was it made? Step 1: Acquire hidden markets, T-shirt touts, sacred temples, grand palaces, monks in prayer, crazy traffic, amplified nightlife and flavour-exploding food. Step 2: Blend. Step 3: Serve intermittently chilled by air-conditioning.
Grand Palace
Most of the top sites are in the Old City, in the district of Rattanakosin. Here you'll find the Grand Palace – which includes the most sacred temple in Thailand, Wat Phra Kaew – and the often-visited huge Buddha statue, Wat Pho. The budget traveller's mecca, Khao San Road, is adjacent to Rattanakosin too. A shop-'til-you-drop excursion Bangers style can yield gold, gemstones and tailor-made clothes. King of the markets is the 8,000-stall Chatuchak Weekend Market in Phahonyothin. When you get hungry and inevitably eat at a ubiquitous street stall, here's a free tip: only say yes to satay sauce if you want hot sauce.
Accommodation runs the gamut of budget to call-the-limo-and-the-concierge. High season runs October to April so bargains are up for grabs May to September.
Boat on Chao Phraya River