• Bangkok travel essentials! Embark on a great tour to see the Grand Palace, Emerald Temple, Temple of Dawn, and Chao Phraya River.
• A Korean-speaking guide will accompany you and guide you, allowing you to have a comfortable trip.
• You can add oil massage/Thai massage to immediately relieve the fatigue from the morning tour.

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This is a half-day morning tour that is easy to take in and includes the Grand
Palace, the Emerald Temple, the Temple of Dawn, and the Chao Phraya River,
which are the core tourist attractions of Bangkok!

This is a Korean-only join tour with Korean-language guidance, departing from
Asoke Station at 07:50 every morning and from Khaosan Starbucks at 08:30.

【Tour Information】

• Meeting time: (1)07:50 / (2)08:30
• Meeting place: (1) In front of McDonald's at Robinson Department Store, Asok Station [BTS Asok Station Exit 5] / (2) In front of Starbucks on Khaosan Road
• Total time: 5 hours
• Drop-off location: Robinson Department Store, Khaosan/Asoke Station
• Guide Information: Local Korean-speaking guide
• Child/Adult Standard: Child - 71cm or taller ~ 119cm or shorter, Adult - 121cm or shorter, Free for 70cm or shorter
• The minimum number of participants is 4. If less than 3 people are confirmed to depart on the day of the tour, a driving guide who can speak Korean will be assigned (car service).
• The schedule below is a rough estimate and the tour may be slightly earlier or later depending on traffic conditions.
• If you choose the Palace Morning Tour, you can receive an oil/Thai massage at Dio Spa after the tour.

【Travel destination information】

• palace

The building is the official residence of the King since the 18th century.
Construction began in 1782 when Rama I moved the capital from Thonburi to
Bangkok. The palace has been continuously expanded through several extensions.
This place, which is like the heart of the Thai people, has a fantastic and
exotic atmosphere. The towering palaces, pavilions, and temples are all
dazzlingly decorated with gold leaf, porcelain, and glass.

• Emerald Temple

It started in 1785 when King Rama I moved the capital from Thonburi to
Bangkok. Wat Phra Kaew's original name was Wat Pa Yia, meaning Bamboo Forest
Temple, and true to its old name, bamboos grow in every corner of the temple.

• Temple of Dawn

The Khmer-style Thai temple in the center is a representative landmark,
reaching a height of 66.8 to 88 meters, and the surface of the tower is
decorated with kaolin. Located in the middle of the beautiful Chao Phraya
River, you can enjoy the temple at dawn as well as the Chao Phraya River where
the past and present exist.