• Explore Chachoengsao's attractions
• We will guide you to a deep temple in Bangkok city that both repeat visitors and first-time visitors can enjoy.

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- Course Information -

Pick-up time: 06:15-07:10 (Pick-up from major hotels in the city)

If you do not specify your hotel when making a reservation, or if your hotel
is not included in the pick-up service,

BTS Siam Station Exit 3 Siam Paragon Shopping Mall Ground Floor Entrance (in
front of McDonald's)

・Duration: Approximately 11.5 hours ・End time: 19:00

・Disbanding point: Disband at Thailand Cultural Centre MRT station ・Minimum
number of participants: 2 people

- Meal Information -

・[Lunch Menu] Thai cuisine *The menu may change depending on the season.

- Spot Introduction -

・Wat Saman/Pink Ganesha

Rats of different colors for each day of the week are placed around the large,
imposing pink Ganesha. It is said that rats are messengers of the elephant
god, and if you choose a rat of the color of your birthdate, cover one ear and
whisper your wish into the other, the rat will convey your wish to Ganesha.
Pink Ganesha is believed to remove all obstacles, so it is worshipped when
starting a new business, and is also believed to ward off disasters and
improve financial luck.

Wat So Thong is the second most visited temple in Thailand after the Temple of
the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok and Wat Phra Kaew. It is the only royal temple
in Chachoengsao Province and is classified as a third-class royal temple,
meaning that it is a temple built by ordinary people and certified by the
royal family. The main hall, made of white marble and characterized by its
palace-like pointed Mondop roof, is a Rattanakosin-style building that was
completed in 1996 by order of the current King.

・Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha)

It is said that in 1985, when the temple was demolished and they tried to
remove the Buddha statue, some of the plaster came off, revealing the golden
Buddha.

・Wat Saket (Golden Mount)

Climbing the 344 steps of the spiral staircase, you will reach the top of the
80m-high Golden Hill. The golden pagoda at the top is said to house the
Buddha's relics. The view of Bangkok from the 360-degree corridor is amazing!
The contrast between the golden pagoda and the blue sky is a must-see!

Wat Paknam is famous for its white pagoda with an emerald-colored stupa, which
can only be seen here in Thailand. The highlight is on the fourth floor. Once
you step inside, you'll be greeted by a fantastical worldview that makes you
feel as if you're in space. Members of Nogizaka 46, the Thai Tourism Goodwill
Ambassadors, also visited the temple!

・Ratchada (Train Market)

This night market is currently gaining popularity in Bangkok. If you look at
the market from above, you can enjoy the glittering scenery that looks like it
is studded with jewels.