Thailand Small Group Tour

Arrival in Bangkok and individual journey to the hotel. (Check-in from 2 pm). The rest of the day is at your free disposal.Optional against surcharge & availability bookable:Option 1: Airport transfer - for this we need your flight details.Option 2: "Hidden Bankgkok along the River of Life" (14.- to 16.00 hrs.)

After breakfast, you will meet your guide in the lobby as early as 08:00.You will take the Sky Train, also known as BTS, and glide through the city to reach the river, from where you can take a short boat ride to Tha Thien Pier, starting with a visit to Wat Pho. Wat Pho is home to more than one thousand Buddha statues, as well as one of the largest single Buddha statues: the Reclining Buddha. You will continue your walk to Wat Phra Kaew, known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and is one of Thailand's most prestigious temples. Your next stop is the Grand Palace, home of the Kings of Siam from the Charki Dynasty. You will then continue your walk to the fascinating Amulet Market. By tuk tuk, you will then head towards Wat Saket and then climb the heavenly Golden Mountain, which offers incredible views over Bangkok. Continue by Sam Saeb cab boat to visit Jim Thompson House, home of the famous inventor of Jim Thompson Thai silk. After these great impressions, it's back to the hotel by de m Sky Train.Optional with extra charge & availability bookable:Dinner Cruise (17:15 - 21:00)Experience dinner on a traditional teak junk on the Chao Phraya River. You will enjoy views of the magnificent riverbank that I transformed from towering skyscrapers to worshipful temples, while Thai traditional music and dances from ancient tales of the Ramayana accompany your meal.

After breakfast, you will drive to Ayutthaya, where you will first visit the Summer Palace, commonly known as Bang Pa-In. You will then explore the magnificent ruins of Ayutthaya, which bring back to life the early glory of the city destroyed by the Burmese army in 1767. During your visit, stroll through the impressive remains of this UNSECO World Heritage Site such as Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon- within the complex is a huge statue of a reclining Buddha. The Chedi is built in the shape of a bell on a hill with steps leading up to the Buddhist image placed in the center of the top.Continue with a visit to Wat Mahathat, famous for the Buddha's head embedded in a tree trunk and surrounded by the growing roots. Then visit the Bronze Buddha before concluding with a visit to the Royal Monastery of Wat Phra Si Samphet, famous for its three iconic chedis.