When night falls, Bangkok comes alive with mesmerizing sights experiences from its rich past in both Thonburi and Rattakosin riverside. Visiting Wat Prayurawongsawat and other places along Chao Phraya riverside is like stepping back in time to the early Rattanakosin period and uncover the enchanting allure of a magical night in this vibrant city!
Join us for an unforgettable experience of local traditions at a rarely unique time!
At the front gate of Wat Prayulawongsawas (Pagoda).
Visit and see inside of the only Sao Kru Chedi Pagoda in Bangkok. Awarded by UNESCO.
Hand-paint a traditional paper piggy bank while taking in scenic Chao Phraya riverside views; the finished piece is gifted to a fellow traveler.
Walk through the vibrant Trok Dilok Chan community to the Guan Yu Shrine, then enjoy a royal vintage afternoon tea set at a retro Thai-Chinese riverside restaurant. Visit a mesmerizing, two-century-old ancient Chinese baron's house for an unforgettable step back in time.
Travel around Bangkok road in the nice night atmosphere, and see wonderful highlights of Bangkok in the Phra Nakhon area by Tuk Tuk.
More of a wholesale market than a shopping experience, the fresh flower market has become a tourist attraction thanks to its sheer size, beauty, and exoticism.
An enshrines Phra Phuttha Maha Mani Rattana Patimakon (Emerald Buddha) and is the place where important religious ceremonies are performed.
A first class royal Temple and is an ancient temple, which King Rama I the Great ordered to be built for monks to study Dharma.
It is a relief sculpture, representing a palm-leaf manuscript box holding the Thai Constitutionon top of two golden offering bowls above a round turret made of copper of 3 meters in height which weighs 4 tons on the foundations in spherical shape on top. The base is elevated with small steps.
It was constructed in the reign of Rama I after he had decided to extend the city from the west or Thonburi since King Taksin's time to the east. There was also a canal excavation surrounded the city. King Rama I then chose the centre of the city and made it the place for shrines, temples for Bramanism and the Giant Swing.
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Try your luck on a secret door that will bring you to another part of Chinatown at night.
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