A highly satisfying, photogenic tour that takes you around Bangkok's classic spots in one day!
In the morning, we will visit Wat Paknam, famous for its Emerald Pagoda, and the World Heritage Site of Ayutthaya.
In the afternoon, we took a greedy tour around the giant pink Ganesha!
Plus, it includes an elephant ride, something you definitely want to do when you come to Thailand!
The trip ends with a visit to the stylish night market "JODD FAIRS" where you can find souvenirs and gourmet food.
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*Participant special gift! Elephant pants (Thai pants) free*
Customers who participate in the designated tour plans will receive a gift of elephant pants, the perfect memento of their trip!
- One mask per person, free size available.
- Colors and patterns are random. It's a surprise what pattern you'll receive.
· Children participating for free are not eligible.
· The guide will hand it over to you directly on the day of the tour.
· If there is any defect, please let us know during the tour and we will exchange it.
· Applicable period: February 1st to March 31st
Be sure to pick it up as a memento of your trip!
[schedule]
Hotel pick-up is not included in the Spring Trip Special Price Plan.
Please note that refunds are not possible once a reservation has been confirmed.
●6:15~07:00
Pick-up at your hotel
*We may not be able to pick you up depending on the accommodation area or availability of shuttle buses.
●07:10
BTS Siam Station Exit 3 Siam Paragon Shopping Mall Ground Floor Entrance (in front of McDonald's)
●08:30
Introducing Wat Paknam, where the emerald-colored stupa is perfect for Instagram
Wat Paknam is famous for its white pagoda with an emerald-colored stupa, which can only be seen here in Thailand. The highlight is on the fourth floor. Step inside and you'll be transported to a fantastical world that makes you feel as if you're in space.
●10:30
Wat Mahathat with the Buddha head trapped in tree roots
Wat Mahathat is a place you've probably seen in guidebooks. The Buddha's head fell off its body in the mid-1600s and has since been re-attached to the base, remaining horizontal, making it truly miraculous that it remains in its current state.
●11:15
Wat Phra Si Sanphet, where three kings of the Ayutthaya dynasty rest
This is the most important temple within the Ayutthaya Royal Palace, with three Sri Lankan-style pagodas. It is the guardian temple where three famous Ayutthaya kings rest, and is like the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in the Bangkok dynasty.
●12:30
Thai lunch at local restaurant "Aroi Ayutthaya"
We offer locally grown vegetables sourced from the Ayutthaya morning market and high-quality jasmine rice grown in one of Thailand's leading rice-growing regions.
They value local consumption and produce, and in addition to ingredients, you can also purchase craft products carefully made by local artisans in the shop. Be sure to stop by the shop after your meal.
[Menu (for lunch in Ayutthaya)]
Tom yum goong, stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts, stir-fried vegetables, fried fish with Thai herb sauce, spring rolls, white rice, seasonal fruit, drinking water
*Please note that the menu may change depending on the restaurant's inventory.
*Due to operational reasons, lunch may be served at a restaurant in Bangkok rather than Ayutthaya, and a different menu may be served.
*Those participating in the no-lunch plan can eat freely at restaurants, cafes, etc.
●13:30
After lunch, visit the ruins of Ayutthaya
Take an elephant ride at the Elephant Camp (approximately 10 minutes)
Enjoy an activity unique to Thailand: riding an elephant with a mahout. It's on a flat road, not in the jungle, so even first-timers can feel at ease.
Enjoy an activity unique to Thailand: riding an elephant with a mahout. It's on a flat road, not in the jungle, so even first-timers can feel at ease.
Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, built by King U-Thong, the first king of the Ayutthaya dynasty
This temple was built by King U-Thong, who founded the Ayutthaya dynasty in 1351. This pagoda was built to commemorate the victory of King Naresuan the Great in single combat against a Burmese prince in 1592.
●15:30
Departure from Ayutthaya
●17:30
Giant Pink Ganesha at Wat Saman Rattanaram
This temple is famous for its incredibly fast granting of prayers. It is said that wishes are granted three times faster than normal. While rats of various colors are placed around the Pink Ganesha, it is the two white rats in front that grant wishes. It is said that if you whisper your wish into one of the rats' ears, the rats will convey it to Ganesha. When whispering your wish, be sure to cover the other ear! Otherwise, your words will be ignored. It is a must to take a commemorative photo with the rat of the color of the day of the week you were born! Setting it as your profile picture on social media may bring you even more luck!
●19:30
The new and popular JODD FAIRS night market ends
After arriving at the night market, you are free to leave at your leisure.
