Thailand in 3 Days: An Epic Journey Through Bangkok's Grandeur & Beyond | Book Now

This itinerary provides a detailed plan for your 3-day private tour, highlighting the unique experiences of each day. It includes practical information to help you prepare for your trip.

Day 1: A Journey into the Heart of Bangkok

This day is a deep dive into the historical and cultural soul of Bangkok. The highlight is the Grand Palace & Temple of the Emerald Buddha, a complex of magnificent buildings and Thailand's most sacred site. You'll be awestruck by the intricate details and the sheer opulence of this royal landmark. Afterward, you’ll discover the sprawling Wat Pho, home to the majestic 46-meter-long Reclining Buddha. The day is punctuated by a serene longtail boat ride on the Chao Phraya River, offering a unique perspective on the city's bustling river life and providing a cool breeze away from the city streets. You'll also experience the vivid colors and scents of Pak Khlong Talat Flower Market and explore the vibrant energy of Chinatown as you visit the Temple of the Golden Buddha.

Day 2: A Step Back in Time to Ancient Ayutthaya

Travel north to the former capital of Siam, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is a testament to the kingdom's past glory. The tour's highlight is the contrast between the ancient ruins and their modern surroundings. You'll be captivated by the iconic image of the Buddha head entwined in the roots of a banyan tree at Wat Mahathat. You’ll also climb the impressive chedi at Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon and explore the grand, multi-style architecture of Bang Pa-In Palace, the former Royal Summer Palace. Ayutthaya offers a peaceful and poignant glimpse into Thailand's rich history, providing a different, more reflective experience than the vibrant energy of Bangkok.

Day 3: A Unique Market and Floating Experience

This day is a sensory overload, featuring two of Thailand's most unique market experiences. The highlight is witnessing the incredible spectacle at Maeklong Railway Market, where vendors quickly retract their awnings and goods as a train slowly passes directly through the market. The sheer ingenuity and everyday normalcy of this event are truly fascinating. This is paired with a visit to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, where you'll take a boat ride through bustling canals, surrounded by vendors selling fresh produce and local treats from their boats. You'll feel the authentic charm of this traditional way of life and have the opportunity to buy unique souvenirs and taste delicious food. This day provides the perfect blend of adventure and cultural immersion.

Very Important Dress Code for Temples Entrance in Thailand: 

For men: Long pants and a shirt with sleeves are required. No shorts, sleeveless shirts, or torn clothing.

For women: Long pants, a skirt or dress that covers your knees, and a top that covers your shoulders and chest are required. No tight-fitting or see-through clothing, and scarves are often not accepted as a substitute for a sleeved top.