• This Panda Bus tour includes pick-up service from major hotels in Bangkok, and a Japanese guide, making it a safe and enjoyable experience.
• This is a great way to visit Bangkok's three major temples and the Grand Palace in half a day, and is recommended for those who want to enjoy sightseeing efficiently.
• You can enjoy Bangkok city even more by combining it with sightseeing in Ayutthaya in the afternoon.

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- Course Information -

• Pick-up time: 06:15-07:00 (Pick-up from major hotels in the city)
  
  If you did not specify your hotel when making a reservation, or if your hotel
  is not included in the pick-up service, please leave the hotel at BTS Siam
  Station, Exit 3, Siam Paragon Shopping Mall, Ground Floor, in front of the
  entrance (in front of McDonald's)

  
  

• Duration: Approximately 5 hours

  
  
• Disbanding time: [Without lunch] 12:00 [With lunch] 13:00
• Disbanding location: Disband at Mercury Villa, close to BTS Chit Lom Station
• Minimum number of participants: 1 person

- Meal information for lunch plan -

• [Menu] Thai food set:
  
  ・Tom Yum Kung
  
  ・Pad Thai or Gapao rice
  
  *Please note that the contents of the set menu may change without prior notice depending on the restaurant's inventory.

  
  

• [Menu] 3 major Thai dishes set:
  
  ・Poo Pad Pong Curry (stir-fried crab meat in curry)
  
  ・Tom Yum Kung
  
  ・Stir-fried pork with gapao
  
  ·cooked rice
  
  Please note that the contents of the set menu may change without prior notice depending on the restaurant's inventory.
  
  The photo is for illustrative purposes only.

  
  

- Spot introduction -

• Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) [First-class royal temple]
  
  Arun means "dawn" and this temple was depicted in Yukio Mishima's novel
  "Temple of the Dawn." As a first-class royal temple, it is said to be a
  beautiful fusion of Thai Buddhism and Hinduism with five pagodas.

  
  

• Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho) [World Heritage Site]
  
  The oldest temple in Bangkok, said to have been built in the 5th century, is
  carved entirely from stone and depicts the Buddha lying on his back with his
  right hand as a pillow, facing west, symbolizing his journey to the Western
  Heaven.

  
  

• Temple of the Emerald Buddha [One of Thailand's three major national treasures]
  
  The temple is named after the jade Buddha enshrined within it. Located in the
  northeast corner of the Bangkok Grand Palace, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
  is Thailand's most famous temple and one of the country's three major national
  treasures.

  
  

• Grand Palace
  
  The Grand Palace, the royal residence of the Thai royal family, is located in
  the heart of Bangkok. Through the efforts of successive kings, it has finally
  become a large palace complex.