Bangkok City: Reclining Buddha, Temple of Dawn & River Cruise

Overview

• ✓Discover the best of Bangkok with our Temple and City Tour, designed to give you a taste of the city’s rich culture in just half a day.
• ✓Begin your journey at Wat Pho, where the world-famous Reclining Buddha rests in all its grandeur.
• ✓From there, step onto a boat and glide along the legendary Chao Phraya River, the beating heart of Bangkok.
• ✓As you cruise, take in the sights of bustling riverside life.
• ✓Your adventure continues at the stunning Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn.

Discover the best of Bangkok with our Temple and City Tour, designed to give you a taste of the city’s rich culture in just half a day. Begin your journey at Wat Pho, where the world-famous Reclining Buddha rests in all its grandeur. From there, step onto a boat and glide along the legendary Chao Phraya River, the beating heart of Bangkok. As you cruise, take in the sights of bustling riverside life. Your adventure continues at the stunning Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn. Its porcelain-decorated spires sparkle in the sunlight, making it one of the city’s most photogenic landmarks. This tour is ideal for travelers short on time but eager to see Bangkok’s most iconic highlights. • Pick a morning or afternoon slot—whatever fits your plan • Cruise the scenic Chao Phraya River • Visit iconic temples: Wat Pho and Wat Arun • Gain cultural insights from an expert English-speaking guide

What to Bring

• •Public transportation options are available nearby
• •Specialized infant seats are available
• •Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• •The tour ends at Wat Arun, where you can choose to continue sightseeing or go back to the meeting point
• •When visiting Wat Arun and Wat Pho in Bangkok, you are entering sacred Buddhist temples, so respectful attire is required.
• •What to wear: Tops: Shoulders must be covered. Wear T-shirts, blouses, or shirts with sleeves (no tank tops or spaghetti straps). Bottoms: Wear long pants, skirts, or dresses that cover the knees. Capri pants are usually acceptable if they go past the knees. Footwear: Sandals or shoes are fine, but you must remove them before entering temple buildings. Avoid going barefoot—wear socks if needed. Accessories: Hats and sunglasses should be removed when inside temple buildings.

Meeting and Pickup

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