The Grand Palace

Say goodbye to tiring long queues with skip-the-line tickets to the Grand Palace, once home to the Kings of the Chakri Dynasty.

Feel a sense of peace and awe in the Wat Phra Kaew, which features golden stupas and houses the famous Emerald Buddha.

Explore the traditional garments and royal attire showcasing the craftsmanship of Thai weavers in the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles.

Watch the Ramakien come to life with the traditional and vibrant Thai dance drama, Khon at the Sala Chalermkrung Royal Theatre.

Fun fact: The Emerald Buddha wears a seasonal costume, which is changed by the King during winter, summer, and monsoon seasons as it is believed to bring good fortune every season.

Visit the cultural highlights of Bangkok on this guided walking tour, where you’ll get ample time to visit each attraction.

This tour is ideal for culture enthusiasts who want to bypass crowds and discover Bangkok’s spiritual heritage with expert guides fluent in English & Chinese.

The tour includes the towering Emerald Buddha at the Grand Palace, the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, and a boat ride to the mesmerizing Wat Arun.

Your guide will share captivating stories of Thai Buddhism, royal history, and the architectural brilliance behind these UNESCO-recognized temples.

Choose a private tour (minimum 2 guests) for a more intimate, customized journey through Bangkok's iconic temples.

Visit the most landmark attractions of Thailand - Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew to get a closer look into the history of the country with your expert English and Thai-speaking tour guide.

Walk through the corridors of the Grand Palace and get a closer look into the lives of royalty.

Take a gander at the mesmerising architecture and the splendid statues standing tall in the Palace.

At Wat Phra Kaew take in the view of the country's most sacred and revered Emerald Buddha statue which was created with a single piece of jade.

Visit Wat Pho with a guide who will tell you about the birthplace of Thai massage and Bangkok's oldest public university, which houses 1000+ Buddha images.

Next up, deep-dive into Thai-Buddhist architecture at the Grand Palace, a temple complex that is also home to a 700-year-old emerald Buddha statue.

Ride a tuk-tuk to Kor Panich, a Michelin Bib Gourmand shop, serving you mango sticky rice made with freshly squeezed coconut milk. Yum, indeed.

Spot iconic landmarks along the way during the tuk-tuk ride, including the City Pillar Shrine and the Ministry of Defence.

Fun fact: Grand Palace is so huge, it houses 100 buildings and covers 2.35 million square feet, equivalent to 40 football fields.