Contrasts of Bangkok
About tour
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Children allowed, up to 2 years old free
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Pregnant women allowed
Programs and Prices
- Visit the Jim Thompson House Museum: stroll through the shady garden, explore the traditional teak house, discover the history of silk production in Thailand, and choose a stylish silk accessory as a souvenir.
- Once you step outside the museum grounds, pay attention to the surrounding neighborhoods—here, everyday life flows, and you can see the true urban lifestyle and the smiles of locals without the tourist gloss.
- Icon Siam—a modern shopping mall by the river.
It's the perfect place for those looking to spend their holiday budget without a chance of saving. Shopping here comes with a city panorama, and in the evenings from 6:30 PM, the atmosphere is enhanced by a spectacular fountain show. In addition to premium brand boutiques and popular mass-market stores, the complex surprises with its unique format: there’s a floating market in Thai style inside. A waterway has been created on the premises, where boats circulate, and vendors offer food and drinks right from the boat.
- MahaNakhon Tower (314m)—the highest observation deck in the country.
This modern skyscraper features a panoramic platform for those who love to view the city from above. You can stay in one of the most luxurious apartments in the capital, visit the bar on the 78th floor for signature cocktails, or go even higher to the very top.
An additional thrill is the nerve-testing glass floor on the roof, providing a view of the city literally beneath your feet.
- Or simply return to your hotel.
Important note: The program may change due to weather conditions such as tides, low tide, strong winds, or other unforeseen circumstances, at the discretion of the boat captain or bus driver.
Information
Rates
- - Adult ticket:: 12 + years
- - Children ticket: from 2-12 years
- - Infant: from 0 before 2-х years free without a seat in the minivan
Force majeure circumstances
- - Rain is not a reason for tour cancellation
- - The company is not responsible for the loss or damage of guests personal belongings
Additions
- - The tour program on the website is for informational purposes only and may not follow the exact order described on the site!
- - For up-to-date information, please confirm all details with the manager when booking.
Included
- Transfer from hotel
- English speaking guide
Bring with you
- Change of clothes
- Money for personal expenses
- Camera or video equipment
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Comfortable shoes
- Raincoat
Not included
- Lunch
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Full description
This route offers an immersion into the vibrant, layered Bangkok without the tourist gloss. We'll start with a walk through the Ratchathewi district, where the everyday life of locals thrives. Next, we'll visit the famous Jim Thompson House Museum. You'll learn about the man who made Thai silk a global brand, stroll through the shady garden, and explore the traditional teak house.
We'll take a boat bus along the canal to the historic center, where we'll visit the unique Loha Prasat - the Iron Temple with an observation deck. Then, we'll hop on a tuk-tuk to Chinatown and visit the main community temple - Wat Mangkon Kamalawat.
A Chinese restaurant awaits you for lunch, featuring duck, tom yum, wontons, and seafood. Afterward, we'll take a stroll through the atmospheric Talat Noi area filled with workshops and cafes.
You can end the day at ICONSIAM with its evening fountains or head up to the observation deck of the King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper with a glass floor at 314 meters high - or return to your hotel.