Things to do in The Grand Palace

just amazing. The beauty and intricacy all around is amazing. would definitely not miss this on a trip to Bangkok.

The Klook day tours I've joined so far have never disappointed. This time, our tour guide Thana was extremely attentive, preparing water and small snacks for every member. During the bus ride, he also explained Thai culture and the main buildings we passed along the way. Although lunch was not included in the tour price, the guide reserved a restaurant for us in advance (saving everyone the time of searching everywhere for seats in a crowded tourist spot). Despite unfortunately running into all-day heavy rain, the guide still professionally led us through the entire itinerary and did his best to take great photos for everyone despite the weather. If you want to experience wearing traditional Thai attire, the guide can also help arrange it (at your own expense). Quick tips: 1. There is a dress code for entering the Grand Palace—short skirts, shorts, ripped jeans, etc., are not allowed, so you will need to buy a pair of pants or a skirt outside (around 200 Thai Baht). 2. You need to take off your shoes to enter both the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, so it is recommended to wear shoes that are easy to slip on and off (rain makes things a bit tougher, so bringing an extra pair of socks to change into is advised).

I had a wonderful experience at this Thai cooking school in Thailand. It was a great way to learn about Thai cuisine, and I had a really happy morning. The class was fun, friendly, and informative, making it easy to understand the ingredients and techniques behind Thai food. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an enjoyable and memorable food experience.

I highly recommend this tour guide. He really takes good care of you, especially when it comes to important details about the temple. I hope you get the chance to experience how he presents information to tourists like us.

Jack was so kind, friendly and very good at educating us about the temples’ history. Highly recommend for a tour guide!

You shouldn't miss this river cruise activity, when you visit Bangkok! Pls view more from my attached review. 🤗 Location: via, ICONSIAM mall, do reach this mall few hours, before the cruise, as lots to see & eat at the mall. Experience: Awesome!

The Sanam Chai station is very close. You can buy tickets on the spot and use them immediately. You can bring your own goggles or sunglasses; the free ones provided are often too foggy, so choose carefully. Make sure to wear your goggles properly to avoid getting burned by ejected shell casings, which happened to my lower eyelid twice. Don't mind the cold and poor attitude of the counter staff, especially the one in the middle of the photo.

A great Bangkok experience! Highly recommended! Tour Guide: At first, I thought the guide only spoke English and Thai, but it turns out she knows a little Chinese! Very impressive! Food: I experienced the lunch tour this time. Since I can't eat very spicy food, I noted that I couldn't eat spicy dishes from the beginning. The team thoughtfully replaced one of the main courses, green curry, with a non-spicy stew for me. Other dishes, like the first main course, the soup noodles, were delicious. The broth was incredibly flavorful and had both vegetables and meat; I truly drank every last drop. The Pad Thai was also very well-coated with sauce, and the shrimp were fresh and tasty! The mango sticky rice at the end is also a must-try; the mango was incredibly sweet! Drinks: There are no alcoholic beverages on the bus. They provide complimentary water throughout the trip, as well as a welcome drink at the beginning. At first, I thought it was some kind of medicinal drink, but it was a very refreshing lime juice. Finally, there's a hot coffee or hot tea. I chose the hot tea because they mentioned it had a caramel aroma, and it really did have a hint of caramel flavor, which was very unique. I even wanted another cup! As for other drinks, like Coke, you have to pay extra, starting from around 50 Thai Baht. Itinerary: Basically, you'll visit nearby tourist attractions such as the Grand Palace, Chinatown, etc. Since the guide provides commentary while you're eating, you'll need to listen to them during meals. However, they also provide about 10 minutes of break time (after the second main course) to allow you to digest and finish your meal at your own pace. Value for Money: Overall, I think it's very worthwhile. Mainly, if you're unsure where to go sightseeing, this tour bus allows you to eat and learn about Bangkok's attractions at the same time, which is a very comfortable experience. I hope to try the dinner tour sometime; I heard that dinner offers a view of Bangkok transitioning from day to night, which should also be great.

This was such a feel-good cruise. Boarding at the ICONSIAM pier was very convenient, and the crew on board was extremely helpful. The buffet spread was fantastic—the grilled river prawns, baked mussels with butter, salmon sashimi, and all the other dishes were well worth it. The singer and the music on board were great, and getting a discount through Klook made it an even better value.