• Sightseeing inside the three major temples and the royal palace efficiently in the morning
• In the afternoon, we will guide you to photogenic temples and sightseeing spots that are hot topics in Thailand
• Pick-up service from major hotels in the city and lunch included

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- Course Information -

• Pick-up time: 06:15-07:10 (Pick-up from major hotels in the city)
  
  If you are not eligible for the pick-up service, please meet in front of the
  entrance on the ground floor of Siam Paragon Shopping Mall, near Exit 3 of BTS
  Siam Station (in front of McDonald's).

  
  

• Duration: Approximately 12 hours

  
  
• Dismissal time: 19:00
• Disbandment location: Disbandment at JODD FAIR Night Market
• Minimum number of participants: 2

- Food Information -

• 【menu】
  
  Pork gapao stir-fry
  
  Chicken and cashew stir-fry
  
  Stir-fried cabbage with fish sauce
  
  Tom Yum Goong
  
  ・rice
  
  Fruit platter

*Please note that the contents of the set menu may change without prior notice depending on the restaurant's ingredient availability.

- Spot Introduction -

• Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) [First-Class Royal Temple]
  
  Arun means "dawn," and it is the temple depicted in Yukio Mishima's novel "The
  Temple of Dawn." As a first-class royal temple, it is often praised for its
  five beautiful stupas that blend Thai Buddhism and Hinduism.

  
  

• Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) [World Heritage Site]
  
  This is Bangkok's oldest temple, said to have been built in the 5th century.
  The entire statue is carved from stone, and the figure, lying down with its
  right hand as a pillow and facing west, symbolizes the Buddha's ascension to
  the Western Heaven.

  
  

• Emerald Temple [One of Thailand's three national treasures]
  
  The temple gets its name from the jade Buddha statue enshrined within its
  grounds. The Emerald Temple is located in the northeast corner of the Bangkok
  Grand Palace and is the most famous temple in Thailand, as well as one of
  Thailand's three national treasures.

  
  

• Royal Palace (Grand Palace)
  
  The Grand Palace, the royal residence of the Thai royal family, is located in
  the heart of Bangkok. Through the efforts of several generations of kings, it
  has finally become a magnificent palace complex.

  
  

• Wat Paknam is famous for its white stupa with an emerald-colored stupa, a sight found nowhere else in Thailand. The highlight is the 4th floor. Stepping inside, you'll find yourself in a fantastical world that feels like you're in outer space. Members of Nogizaka46, who are Thai tourism goodwill ambassadors, also visited!

  
  
• The Pink Ganesha is even more impressive than one might imagine. It is believed to remove all obstacles, making it a popular choice for those starting new businesses, and it also attracts worshippers seeking protection from disaster and misfortune, as well as for improving financial fortune.