Bangkok Temple Palaces Markets
If you only have one day in Bangkok then you must visit the Grand Palace and within, Wat Phra Kaeo which is Thailand’s most revered temple. Wat Po is next door and is the oldest temple in Bangkok housing a huge Reclining Buddha. Across the Chao Phraya River is Wat Arun, especially beautiful at dawn.
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Bangkok’s Historic Places (Code:LC1302)
From the port to Bangkok is about two hours so the first stop is the Grand Palace and within is Wat Phra Kaeo which is the Kingdom's most revered temple. After a Thai lunch we'll visit Jim Thompson's House before returning to the ship at Laem Chabang or check-in to your hotel in Bangkok.
Bangkok Temples & Floating Market (Code:LC2114)
From Laem Chabang you'll go directly to the Grand Palace in Bangkok & then enjoy lunch in a Thai restaurant beside the Chao Phraya River. After a long-tail boat trip through the canals you'll check-in to your hotel. Next morning is the Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak & then back to the ship.