Atraccions turístiques a Nonthaburi

You will enjoy a relaxed evening cruising and dining along the Chaophraya River aboard a brand-new, luxurious three-deck vessel. A fine buffet of international cuisine will be available as you take in the river setting. The boat features a rooftop deck with panoramic views that is intentionally not overly wide, a design that helps you see both sides of the river more clearly and creates a more immersive atmosphere. Even if you have an indoor seat, you are welcome to go up to the rooftop deck at any time to enjoy the scenery. Along the way you will pass several illuminated riverside landmarks, including Wichai Prasit Fort, Wat Arun Ratchawararam, The Grand Palace, Wat Kalayanamit, Santi Chai Prakan Royal Pavilion, Asiatique The Riverfront, ICONSIAM and the Rama VIII Bridge, giving you the chance to admire Bangkok’s riverside sights from the water.

This hop-on, hop-off sightseeing boat pass will provide you with the opportunity to explore Bangkok's Chao Phraya River. Offering nine distinct stops along the river, the route offers you the chance to explore different areas of the city. Alternatively, take a seat and relax on the boat's open-air deck, where you can soak up picturesque views of Bangkok's skyline.

Arriving at Bangkok Airport is made easier with a premium meet-and-assist service that gives a First Class feel. A personal assistant will meet you and guide you through airport formalities, including passing through Customs via the Premium Immigration Lane and navigating the Arrivals Hall. The service helps you bypass long lines and reduces language barriers, making connections, arrivals or departures smoother. The team are experienced in assisting passengers through the airport. If you prefer a lower-cost option, a standard budget meet-up is available where you meet your guide at a designated area. For departures, a meet-and-assist package with lounge access is also available for your return. Along the way, the focus is on reducing stress and saving time as you move through Bangkok Airport, while providing practical support at each step.

On this sunset or nighttime boat tour of the Chao Phraya, you’ll get the opportunity to create unforgettable memories during a cruise in Bangkok. Upon boarding the boat, you’ll receive a refreshing welcome drink. Then, you’ll travel across the river and feel the tropical breeze. You’ll also sit down for a dinner buffet on the boat’s deck, taking in the beauty surrounding the Chao Phraya. You’ll have the option of taking this tour on your own or with a companion. Along the way, you’ll witness live entertainment as well as treat yourself to a wide range of desserts paired with tea and coffee.

This ticket will provide you with the opportunity to experience one of Thailand's most ancient art forms – Muay Thai. You'll attend the Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium, where you'll be able to watch a Thai boxing match and gain insight into the strength and technique of the athletes on show. During the experience, you'll have the chance to learn more about the history of Mai Thai and its place within Thai culture.

On a traditional longtail boat through Bangkok’s canals, you will glide along historic waterways and scenic khlongs. As you move through the water, you will pass traditional wooden stilt houses, colourful temples and lively riverside communities. From the boat you can admire the Big Buddha, and you may also visit a charming local artist village where small studios and hidden cultural gems give a sense of everyday creativity. The experience is led by an award-winning 2025 team and excellent English-speaking local guides who will share authentic stories and cultural insights. Along the way you will hear about local life, history and traditions that bring the canals to life. During high water and peak season (Nov–Apr), canal locks can be congested, causing 45–90 minute delays. To keep the cruise comfortable and focused on local life, the route may be adjusted and you may be dropped off near the main street to avoid heat, pollution and crowds.

This full-day trip from Bangkok starts with a morning meet up at Central World and takes you to two of Thailand’s most distinctive markets. At Damnoen Saduak Floating Market you’ll board a long-tail boat for a scenic ride through busy canals, then explore the market by foot or choose to rent a rowboat to navigate the narrower waterways. Along the way you’ll stop at the Buffalo Café for a rest; food and drinks there are at your own expense. Later you’ll visit Maeklong Railway Market, where you can watch a train pass through the market’s narrow aisles as vendors adjust their stalls around the tracks. The day concludes with a comfortable return to Central World, leaving you with vivid market scenes and canal views to remember.

With this ticket, you’ll get entry into Bangkok’s famous Baiyoke Sky Hotel. You’ll have access to the Observation Deck on the 77th floor and the Revolving View Point on the 84th floor, both of which are dedicated viewing spaces to see picturesque 360-degree aerial views of the city. Then you can head to the rooftop bar on the 83rd floor to watch the sunset while sipping on your complimentary drink. Finally, you’ll head to the 82nd floor and get into the Crystal Grill restaurant for your buffet dinner experience, which will include imported Wagyu and Angus steaks, grilled river prawn, pecking duck, suckling pig, Hotate, US beef and pork shabu, dim sum, truffle soup, sashimi, grilled seafood and more.

On this two-hour evening cruise, you'll get to have dinner as you sail through the centre of Bangkok. You'll board the luxury boat to float down the Chao Phraya River, enjoy an international buffet dinner and listen to the live band serenading you. During the evening, you'll pass some of Bangkok's landmarks, illuminated for the night.

In Thonburi, away from the busy tourist routes, you will take a slow, immersive ride through quiet neighbourhoods, canals and back alleys where everyday Bangkok life unfolds. The tour includes visits to local temples such as Wat Khun Chan and Wat Nak Prok, and a cycle through Talad Phlu market and the Wutthakat area — places most travellers rarely find on their own. As you move through these streets and lanes, you will get time to pause, ask questions and connect with the people and scenes around you. The route uses flat, car-free paths, so the pace stays relaxed and the ride is comfortable for different skill levels. Groups are kept small so the experience feels personal rather than rushed. Along the way, you will travel with zero-emission transport along green paths and make low-impact stops, offering an eco-friendly way to explore the city. This is presented as more than a bike ride: it’s a slow-travel experience focused on discovery and the quieter side of Bangkok.

On this enchanting cruise, you'll meander down Thailand's Chao Phraya River. You'll set sail at sunset and have views of the city skyline during 'golden hour', passing key landmarks along the way. On board, you'll have the opportunity to feast from a buffet of Thai and international dishes. You can also expect entertainment from a live band as well as Thai dancing.

On The Opulence Cruise you’ll spend an evening on the Chao Phraya River aboard a three-deck luxury ship. From the rooftop deck you’ll get 360-degree views, and a walk along the upper deck will give you plenty of photo opportunities. A gourmet dinner is served as the boat glides past landmarks such as Wat Arun, The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Inside, a floating ballroom setting and live entertainment will add to the atmosphere. The cruise is suitable for families, couples and groups who want a mix of culture and scenic views. Along the way you’ll enjoy the city lights and the changing riverside panorama, with Bangkok’s skyline forming the backdrop to the evening. The experience combines dining, sightseeing and on-board entertainment in one outing.

This trip takes you from Bangkok to the ancient city of Ayutthaya, founded around 1350 and once the second capital of Siam after Sukhothai. You will explore the UNESCO-listed Ayutthaya Historical Park, where the ruins of the old city form a landscape of palaces, Buddhist temples, monasteries and statues. Along the way, you will learn about the city's history as you move through its evocative temple grounds. You will visit Wat Yai Chaimongkhon — formerly named Phra Wanratana Mahathera Burean — a site originally constructed by King U-Thon in 1357 AD. The programme also includes time at the Ayothaya floating market, where you will have some free time for lunch. Later, you will see the impressive remains of Wat Phra Sri Sanphet and Wat Mahathat to discover the scale and detail of Ayutthaya’s great temple sites. The experience concludes with a return to Bangkok.

You will experience the lively atmospheres of two distinctive Thai markets: the Maeklong Railway Market and the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. At the Mae Klong railway market, also called Talad Rom Hoop (which roughly translates as “closing an umbrella or awning”), you will see stalls set up beside the tracks and the market’s unique, everyday rhythm. At the world-famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, vendors sell fresh fruit, flowers, colourful clothing, souvenirs and more from boats and along the waterways, recalling a time when water transport was the main way to move goods. You will also visit Lao Tuk Luck, the old Damnoen Saduak Market with a history of around 100 years, where traditional wooden houses remain and sellers use long-established ways to offer food and snacks. Along the way back to Bangkok, there will be a stop at a local sugar palm farm where a demonstration shows how locals produce sugar products. This experience combines busy market scenes with glimpses of older market life and a local foodcraft demonstration.

This experience brings three of Thailand’s most recognisable attractions within reach from Bangkok. You’ll watch a real train pass directly through Maeklong Railway Market, a lively market set along active tracks where vendors pack up as the train approaches. Along the way you’ll glide through the canals of Damnoen Saduak Floating Market on a longtail boat, watching vendors sell goods from boats and finding great photo moments at the waterside stalls. You’ll also visit the Dragon Temple (Wat Samphran), a striking pink tower with a giant dragon wrapped around its 17-storey façade that you can explore up close. The experience is fully guided by a local expert, so you’ll hear background and context as you move between sites. Comfortable round-trip transport from Bangkok is included, and the tour runs as a small-group experience for a more personal atmosphere. Expect clear opportunities for photography and a mix of local culture, market life and distinctive architecture at each stop.