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Visit Bangkok

  • LKR 165,000 Per person onwards
  • 03 Nights / 04 Days
  • per person on Double sharing basis
  • Travel period : Sep/Oct 2024

Package Includes:

  • Return international air ticket on economy class
  • 03 nights accommodation in Bangkok with Breakfast
  • Airport Transfers on PVT
  • Half Day City & Temple Tour in Bangkok
  • Dream World and Snow Town With Lunch

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  • All rates are subject to change based on availability without prior notice.
  • Terms and conditions apply. Minimum 12 Pax.
  • Travel period can be tailor-made according to your preferred dates (with in the promotion period stipulated or prices may vary) Rates are based on Sri Lankan nationalities
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  • Hotels are subject to availability, in case of unavailability similar stared hotel will be given with prior notice.
  • Minimum two Passengers need to be travel.
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What are the must visit places in Bangkok?

  • The Grand Palace: A former royal residence showcasing stunning Thai architecture. Marvel at intricate details and iconic buildings like Wat Phra Kaew, housing the Emerald Buddha
  • Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha): Home to a massive reclining Buddha statue and traditional Thai massage schools.
  • Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha): Located within the grounds of the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew is one of the most sacred temples in Thailand. It houses the Emerald Buddha, a small but highly revered Buddha image carved from jade.
  • Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn): Wat Arun is located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River and is known for its beautiful prang (spire). The temple is especially stunning when lit up at night
  • Lumphini Park: Lumpini Park is a large green space in the heart of Bangkok. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to relax, exercise, or people-watch.

What are some hidden gems in Bangkok?

  • Lhong 1919: Escape the urban chaos and step into a tranquil world at Lhong 1919, a beautifully restored historic dockyard on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Explore art galleries, antique shops, cafes, and restaurants housed in repurposed warehouses
  • Bang Krachao: Nicknamed "Bangkok's green lung," Bang Krachao is a man-made island offering a respite from the city's concrete jungle. Rent a bike and explore the lush mangroves, or visit the Bang Krachao Weekend Market for local delights and handicrafts.
  • MOCA Bangkok (Museum of Contemporary Art): Immerse yourself in Thai contemporary art at MOCA Bangkok. The museum showcases works by established and emerging Thai artists, offering a fresh perspective on Thai culture.
  • Artist's House: Nestled along the Chao Phraya River, the Artist's House is a 200-year-old house converted into a gallery. Explore its collection of creative artifacts, including traditional Thai puppets, masks, and paintings.

What is the best time to visit Bangkok?

  • Cool Season (November to February)

This is widely considered the peak tourist season in Bangkok due to the most pleasant weather. Temperatures are comfortable, ranging between 20-28°C (68-82°F), with lower humidity compared to other times of year.

  • Hot Season (March to May)

Temperatures soar during this time, often reaching above 35°C (95°F) with high humidity.

  • Rainy Season (June to October)

Bangkok experiences monsoon rains during this period. While it may rain every day, the showers are usually brief and followed by sunshine.

What are known scams in Bangkok?

  • Tuk-Tuk Hustle: While tuk-tuks can be fun, be wary of drivers offering suspiciously cheap fares or detours to shops or "closed" attractions (often fake closures). Agree on a price beforehand and stick to it. Metered taxis are generally a safer option
  • Gemstone Gimmick: Watch out for tuk-tuk drivers or touts offering deals on "high-quality" gems. These are likely overpriced or even fake. If interested in gems, do your research and visit reputable shops.
  • Fake Monks: Real Thai monks typically wouldn't solicit money directly from tourists. Be polite but firm if approached by someone claiming to be a monk and asking for donations.
  • Grand Palace Closure Con: Don't be fooled if someone tells you the Grand Palace is closed. It's rarely the case. Head straight for the main entrance and ignore offers for alternative attraction
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