• Tour of photogenic spots visited by Thai tourism ambassador Nogizaka46
• Explore the fascinating Chinatown, one of the largest in the world
• Sip a cold butterfly pea latte at the much talked about Blue Whale Maharat Cafe
• This is a morning tour only, so you will have plenty of free time in the afternoon.

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- Course Information -

• Pick-up time: 8:00

• Meeting point: BTS Siam Station, Exit 3, Siam Paragon Shopping Mall, Ground Floor, In front of the entrance (in front of McDonald's)

  
  

• Duration: Approximately 4 hours 30 minutes

  
  
• Disbanding time: 12:30
• Disbanding location: Disband at Mercury Villa near BTS Chit Lom Station
• Minimum number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

• Erawan Museum An impressive museum with three gigantic elephants weighing about 250 tons towering over a cute pink dome. The colorful stained glass ceiling made by a German and the glittering spiral staircase studded with Benjarong pottery are worth a look. Inside the museum is a mysterious space that expresses three worlds: the world of darkness, the world of humans, and the world of the gods. It is once again rapidly gaining popularity as a new power spot!

  
  

• Chinatown
  
  This is a classic Bangkok tourist spot, lined with cheap, cute shops selling
  cheap gourmet food. If you go alone, you might have to deal with language
  issues and negotiations, but our guides will help you get in and out of a tuk-
  tuk! We recommend taking photos while riding a tuk-tuk with the flashy Chinese
  signs in the background! (Tuk-tuk ride: approx. 200 THB/1 car, 20 minutes)

  
  

• Blue Whale Maharat Cafe is a popular cafe located right next to Wat Pho. The cute interior is decorated in blue and the blue latte (butterfly pea latte) is sure to look great on Instagram!

  
  

• Wat Suthat (Temple of Indra)
  
  The landmark is the 20m-high red torii gate (which looks like a swing, or The
  Giant Swing) in front of the temple. The golden Buddha statue in the main hall
  has a very gentle expression and is said to be the most beautiful Buddha
  statue in Thailand. The corridor where over 100 golden and black Buddha
  statues are enshrined is also a photogenic spot.