Merged: Bangkok & Central Thailand (by WinXP, mamak & munshiabdullah)

telipuk

naraiphan tak silap tutup dlm kul 6 ke 7. Tak sure, kat sini yg tempat bukan bertaraf mega shopping complex tutup agak awal. Close time between 5 to 8 pm jer..So plan la, kalau nak pi mega shopping complex or kedai jalanan lambat sikit tak per. Tapi yg bertaraf bazar ni, memang cepat dlm 6 ptg, termasuk la platinum/pratunam, bazar2 yg selari ngan Watergate dan sewaktu dengannya..

lilyflower

aku punya iternary baru....

Bangkok

2/2/09

1. Arrive in BKK @ 1.00pm

lilyflower

ada tak lagi yang perlu aku tambah utk pegi or x yah pegi... river boat aku tak pasti sempat ke tak aku naik.... tapi maybe last day kalu sempat aku try naik kot sebab last day aku  kat kwsn tu jer...

[ Last edited by  lilyflower at 21-1-2009 11:46 AM ]

mitai

kau tak gi :-

1) chatchuchak
2) siam reap show
3) reflexology
4) tengok live show - xx rated

mitai

top 10 places kena visit

Top 10 Bangkok Tours
1 :Bangkok City & Temple Tour
2 :Ayutthaya Tour by River Sun
3 :Manohra Dinner Cruise
4 :Bangkok Floating Market
5 :River Kwai Tours
6 :Siam Niramit
7 :Klong Tour
8 :Baipai Cooking School
9 :Jim Thompson House
10 :Floating Market Cycling Tour

lilyflower

chatucak nak wat aper sebab aku pegi weekdays... xx rated aku tak minat lah... (konon2 alim lah kot)

reflexology maybe sambil2 shopping tu aku ternampak insyaallah aku singgah.... anyway siam reashow tu aper???

mitai

Bangkok Tour Reviews


With such a wide variety of wonderful tour packages to choose from, and very likely too little time to fit it all in, a little help in selecting something that is perfectly suited for your mood, interests and requirements will go a long way. These reviews are the unbiased opinions of our editorial staff, and are intended to provide you with useful and detailed information. New reviews will be added regularly, so make sure to check back again soon. If you have any questions relating to the tours and day trips we offer - or even requests or suggestions - we would love to hear from you.





Bangkok Temples & Grand Palace Review   

  

With hundreds of temples across the city, it can be quite a mission to choose which ones to see while you're on holiday in Bangkok... Here's a tour that takes you to three of Bangkok's most famous 'wats' (temples) in under four hours, plus combining with the splendor and grandeur of the Grand Palace and a slice of authentic city life. It's a tour that offers more than enough experiences to simultaneously educate and excite visitors, especially first-timers. (READ MORE)






Bangkok Floating Market Cycle Tour Review   

  

Bleary-eyed while awaiting my 07:00 pickup, I was nonetheless well prepared for the 35 km cycling trip that lay ahead - I had with me sunscreen, good cycling shoes and a willingness to peddle hard. What I wasn't quite so prepared for was the remote temples, ancient battlefields, cooling coconut groves and deep historical insight that this jaunt through the low-lying areas of Nakhon Pakon province would throw up along the way. (READ MORE)






Ayutthaya by River Sun Cruise Review   

  

How would you like to travel back in time to the former capital of the Kingdom of Thailand, visit its majestic palace and temple ruins, and relive the glorious Ayutthaya period? River Sun Cruise Ayutthaya Tour makes all of that a reality - in one day! One of the most popular tours, this tour takes you to Ayutthaya to visit the famous Bang Pa-In Summer Palace and three of the province's most famous temples (Wat Mahathat, Wat Na Phra Mane and Wat Lokayasutharam). En route back to Bangkok, local life and riverside scenery can be delighted in along with a palatable international buffet lunch on the comfortable River Sun cruiser. (READ MORE)






River Kwai Resotel & Jungle Raft Tour Review   

  
If you're looking to swap Bangkok's hectic urban terrain for a serene natural one, or replace tedious bus rides with stunning river journeys, look no further than this two-day overnight trip to Thailand's startlingly beautiful Kanchanaburi province. (READ MORE)






Jim Thompson House & Suan Pakkad Palace Review   

  
If first impressions were binding, Bangkok would be in big trouble. The first thing visitors on their way into town from the airport encounter is what they see from taxi window on the expressway: a grey, off-white urban moonscape studded with anonymous hotels, offices, homes and shopping malls. Fortunately this is not 100% representative of Bangkok. And this half-day tour to two of the city's authentic, cultural and architectural treasures - Jim Thompson House and Suan Pakkad Palace - proves it... (READ MORE)






Bangkok Thonburi Khlongs Tour Review   

  
Forget the floating market. Forget the tourist hordes, the overpriced souvenirs, the whole money-making charade. For a real sense of how people in Bangkok used to live, in stilted shacks, old wooden townhouses and dilapidated lean-tos - and still do - try the Thonburi Khlongs Tour. (READ MORE)






Bangkok Bai Pai Thai Cooking School Review   

  
Let's get one thing straight: I am no chef. In fact, you could call me the anti-chef. My Thai cooking, in my 28 years on this planet, has barely stretched beyond flipping a meal prepared by Tesco's finest onto a plate. Or reheating some local street food and furnishing it with a few lonesome bean sprouts. But one hot, spicy afternoon at the Baipai Thai Cooking School has changed me, hopefully forever... (READ MORE)






Bangkok Manohra Cooking Class Review   

  

Typically, the word 'class' brings to mind a controlled environment where, despite the teacher's best intention of imparting knowledge, students sit mindlessly at their desks battling with the urge to drift off into slumberland. The Manohra Thai Cooking Class is, however, far from all the blahs commonly encountered in the confinement of a four-walled classroom. Held on one of the Manohra cruisers, beautiful converted teakwood rice barges that are the Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa's pride and joy...(READ MORE)






Bangkok Siam Niramit Show Review   

  

With its rich history that reads like an epic novel, Thailand is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing Asian nations, replete with over 700 years of captivating culture, customs and traditions. But just how Thailand's spawning seven centuries are brilliantly captured into a 90-minute production, Siam Niramit has the answer. (READ MORE)







Bangkok Floating Market & River Kwai Review   

  
As our minivan sped through Samut Sakhon province we admired a flat semi-wilderness shaped by coconut palms, fruit orchards and salt fields. Neil, our fact-filled guide for the day, wasted no time in bestowing on us the benefits of this private Floating Market and River Kwai tour. (READ MORE)






Bangkok Rice Barge Cruise Tour Review   

  

What better way to get a glimpse of Bangkok - previously known as the 'Venice of the East' - than to cruise through the nooks and crannies of winding waterways around the scenic Chao Phraya River while learning a thing or two about Thai fruits.... (READ MORE)






Manohra Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise Review   

  

To enjoy a romantic dinner cruise on Bangkok's legendary Chao Phraya River counts among those must-do experiences that a visit to Thailand's capital would simply not be complete without. It's to reminisce about past, glorious times of silk traders, rice merchants and spectacular royal processions that used the 'River of Kings' to reach the ancient Siamese capital of Ayutthaya... (READ MORE)






Ayutthaya Day Trip Review   

  
An easy day trip out of Bangkok, this tour kicks off with a visit to Bang Pa-In, the spectacular Summer Place, followed by a lazy boat trip across the Chao Phraya River, and finally to the island of Ayutthaya, the legendary Kingdom of Siam's former capital. Visually rich and architecturally astounding, it is an excursion that inspires. It is also a veritable treasure-house for photographers. (READ MORE)






Thai Ancient City & Crocodile Farm Review   

  
Visiting The Ancient City is like being in a little country, never mind a city. Walking among sculptures and water features set in tranquil gardens teeming with bird-life, and through immaculately restored mansions, palaces, temples, traditionally-styled houses, ethnological displays and market places is like travelling through a land unscarred by the ravages of modernisation. It is like entering a story book - no, a three-dimensional history book. (READ MORE)






River Kwai Tour Review   

  

Despite an early-morning pickup, everyone seemed bright-eyed and awake, filled with anticipation about the day of history and adventure ahead. The pickup van took us to another meeting place to board a coach, which would take us straight to Kanchanaburi, Thailand's third largest province, and famed for its World War II historical sites and breathtaking scenery. The River Kwai tour is ideal for those interested in a combination of history and adventure (READ MORE)






Mekhala Chao Praya Cruise Review   

  

Some travel excursions are idyllic, bare-knuckle experiences that leave footprints in your mind long after friends, family and foe have turned green with envy looking at your photographs. An overnight river cruise date with Mekhala, the Moon Goddess, has all the ingredients of the ultimate voyage: River scenery, history - complete with ruins, a palace and temples... (READ MORE)






Bangkok Calypso Ladyboy Show Review   

  

Just as I make it to my seat, the stagelights flare up. "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen," announces a male voice in pristine Queen's English. "Tonight we present for you, the most beautiful ladies in all of Thailand..." A bold claim in a land renowned for its strikingly exotic women, I think to myself while getting acquainted with my complementary beer. This is going to be interesting... (READ MORE)






Bangkok Puppet Show at Aksra Theatre   

  

This puppet show is one of Bangkok抯 must-see attractions. Taking place on an elaborate stage, folk tales are told through the classic art of puppetry. Rather than being hidden away, the puppeteers are very much part of the show. Three puppeteers control the legs, arms and head of each puppet. Dressed in black, they blend into the background while the colorful puppets come to life. Both the puppets and puppeteers dance along with the live orchestra, featuring a combination of Thai and European instruments.






Bangkok Loy Nava Cruise Review   

  
Tahsaneeya is a converted antique teak wood rice barge, exuding splendour and authenticity all around her. The moment you step onboard, you will be welcomed by one of Loynava's traditionally attired hostesses who will greet you with a customary 'wai' (Thai greeting), accompanied with a sweet-smelling garland and a sprinkle of rose-water - a truly Thai way to show respect to someone. (READ MORE)

lilyflower

nak sgt pegi ayuthaya tu tapi masa x menyebelahi aku.. pegi pun kejap jer... takpelah maybe this year aku nak ke jogja gak tgh tunggu 00 fare ler nih.....

lilyflower

river kwai bridge tu ngan floating market bole pegi dlm masa 1 hari ker??? kena intai kat peta ni....

gilakentang

siapa yg kata nak pegi bangkok 7 mac hr tu ek? jom la kita berjumpa di sana!

telipuk

wow, first 2 days shopping sakan..best..best..

river cruise boleh amik masa nak gi grand palace, ambil boat pastu berenti kat grand palace punya stop, jalan la dalam 500 meters..sampai la grand palace. aku tak suka sangat visit temple, so aku amik gambar kat luar je. River cruise pun amik sekerat jer pastu patah balik, aku ari tu amik yg boat flag putih ke aper, jauh siot pergi, anak2 tertidok sampai la ke jeti asal balik... and amik yg ada tourist guide boleh cakap omputeh..

cupcakes

ko nak cover 2-2 tempat ni dalam satu hari yer..aku rasa possible sbb aku try Yahoo Search mmg ada tour company yang cover 2-2 tempat tu in one day..infact, the day trip tu pergi 3 tempat sekaligus. Depa pi Damnoen Saduak (floating market), Bridge over the river Kwai dan Tiger Temple..tapi mahal lah..

ko trylah tgk link bwh :http://www.changthaitravel.com/p ... /damnoen_tiger.html

aku dari dulu teringin nak pi Tiger Temple..geram jer aku tgk harimau2 tu..

[ Last edited by  cupcakes at 21-1-2009 10:22 PM ]

yaneng

cupcakes....member yaneng pun rekomen pegi Tiger Temple nie and River Kwai.....dia kata best....boleh peluk2 harimau tue...

tapi...adoiyaiii mahalnyer....

lilyflower

anyone yang pernah sewa keter + drive sendiri tak??

Shahir

tiger temple, safari....ni adalah tmpt yg kawanku plan nak gi masa dia gi BKK last year...alasan sbb bawak anak...sian nnti anak2 boring kalau sopping jer.
tapi bila dah sampai sana...tiger temple, safari ntah ke mana...tak de disebut pun...yg disebut...hari2 mau sopping...pegi massage...

prankster7

Originally posted by cupcakes at 19-1-2009 09:19 PM
itinery ko ni dah ok..ko ada sewa van ker??

takde aa... sume berangkut lah nnti naik train... btw, cane nk tentukan arah kiblat kat sane? ke dlm hotel ade tanda? (err..ade ke?)

anyone, please help eh.. mekacehhh....

lilyflower

mahalnyer tour tu

telipuk

bawa la compass kiblat, hotel sana tak de tunjuk..

cupcakes

tulah mahal yang amat..tapi bila tgk derang peluk2 rimau tu aku teringin giler nak pergi..bila lagi nak peluk rimau..kann..

cupcakes

hmmm..camtu la aku dulu....