Best Arts & Culture Tours in Bangkok

Picturesque and interacting art gallery!The unconventional paintings here use an art technique where two-dimensional pictures are turned into three-dimensional images through the use of optical illusions. With 5 galleries dedicated to 3D art, the Art in paradise has a collection like no other. Here you can become a part of the art and get clicked in the mix. This art paradise will rise the inner kid in you and will make your stay here for hours. The gallery's newest feature interacts with the audience by detecting facial expressions and movement.It is divided into below mentioned seven zones.Aqua: In this zone, you will find yourself getting trapped in the mouth of a Shark.Safari: You will witness a wild elephant running towards you tearing the painting.Classic Art: Get inspired by the art in this zone.Fantasy: In this zone, you can sit on Aladdin's magic carpet and see much more interesting things.Nature: See beautiful pictures of wildlife and scenic beauties.Modern Art: In this zone, you can find art interacting with you by detecting facial expressions and movement.Media Art: Find various witty art structures explaining the current situation of the world.Operational hours: 10 AM to 10 PMHow to reach:The art gallery is situated in the center of the town, so any private or public transport is easily available.Note: Entry is free for children under 3.3ft.Children between 3.3ft - 4.2ft will be charged at the children rate.

Shopping in a boat!We all have seen people cruising through the markets in boats, in many movies. Thailand's one of the most famous places and a perfect display of Thai culture is known as the Floating Markets. Bangkok is very unique in terms of its attractions and charms, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the Maeklong Railway Market and the weekend Amphawa floating markets which are astonishing and iconically unique in their features.Get a chance to live the reel life and explore the beautiful floating and train markets of Bangkok. This tour gives you the opportunity to explore all the 3 markets in a half-day tour.The tour will be is as follows:- 06:15 a.m. Meet up at the meeting point, selected by you from the pre-mentioned after booking. You can also book a private transfer option form pick-up & drop, from and to your hotel.- 07:30 a.m. Depart from Bangkok to Talad Rom-Hoob or Train Market.- 08:30 a.m. Arrive the Train Market (Talad Rom-Hoob), It is a long time well – known amazing Mae Klong Fresh Market which sets along sides of the railroad. The vendors will close their umbrella of the shops when the train coming through.- 09:15 a.m. Depart the Train Market to Damnoensaduak Floating Market.- 09:45 a.m. Arrive Damnoensaduak Floating Market. We have time one hour for walking around to see the Market ( or join a paddle boat pay extra 150 Baht/person ) and then take a long-tailed speedboat to visit the local area along the canal.- 11:45 a.m. Return from Damneonsaduak Floating Market to Bangkok.- 01:30 p.m. Arrive in Bangkok.Note: Kids and adults will be charged at the same fare.

The city hustle and the temple calm.This one of a kind tour will bring you close to the city of Bangkok, where you get to explore all the major attractions of the city and the temples that are famous all around the world in a single day. If you want to not miss a single attraction in Bangkok that is very famous and a must visit or want to relax on your vacation or you want to explore other activities, this experience will bring you best of both the worlds as you embark on this adventurous and thrilling exploration, sightseeing tour. This tour gives you the opportunity to witness the 3 most distinguished and beautiful temples in Bangkok, i.e. Wat Trimit, the temple of the Golden Buddha - the statue of Buddha is made from solid gold weighting 5.5 tons; Wat Pho, the temple of the Reclining Buddha - the largest and oldest in Bangkok and Wat Benchamabopit - the marble temple.The tour will be as follows:- Meet your English-speaking guide in your hotel's lobby. - Depart from your hotel to Rattanakosin Island, the original area of Bangkok when it was first established as the capital over 200 years ago. - Visit Wat Trimit, known for its famous Golden Buddha. The beautiful image of solid gold is 3 meters high and weighs 5 and a half tons. - Continue the tour by passing through beautiful city scenery of the colorful flower market and Chinatown. The bustling business area of Chinatown is especially known for its gold jewelry shops. The atmosphere is totally changed at night - hordes of food stalls line the streets. - Visit Wat Pho or Temple of the Reclining Buddha, founded in the 16th century, the oldest and biggest temple with the largest number of pagodas (95 in all) in the city. Wat Pho was the first open university of Thailand which offered courses in several branches like literature, astrology, medicine, and massage. It's well known for its huge Reclining Buddha, 46 m. long and 15 m. high. - Visit Wat Benchamabopit or Marble Temple, one of the most modern works of Thai religious architecture. Graceful and tranquil, it is famous for its main chapel built in white Carara Italian marble to house a replica of Thailand's most beautiful Buddha image, Phra Phutthachinarat. - City-sightseeing tour along Ratchadumnoen Rd. (The Royal's Way). En route, you can see many magnificent temples and architectural buildings, including the City Pillar Shrine, National Museum, Democracy Monument, Golden Mountain, Thai Boxing Stadium, Anantasamakhom Palace, Parliament House, Dusit Zoo and Chitlada Palace King's Residence. - Arrive at your hotel.Timings: Morning tour from 07:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Afternoon tour from 11:45 a.m. - 5:00p.m.Note: Pick-up & Drop-off will be from and to your hotel.

Witness over 116 of Thailand's beautiful monuments that imply the sacredness of Bangkok and explore the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum. Get astonished at the ancient Thai and Asian antiquities and take a relaxing walk through nature at the monument's location.What to Expect:See the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum:You get the see the beautiful and unique crafting and curves on the picturesque walls of Erawan Museum with the help of this Ancient City & Erawan Museum Ticket in Bangkok. You are entitled to witness figures that imply the richness of Eastern iconography.Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities:You shall be able to catch the glimpses of both Thai and Asian antiquities which play a great role in preserving the arts and culture of Bangkok. You shall be able to grab great delight on witnessing the best work of ancient artists.Taste meals from Kantoke Rimnam:Fulfil your taste buds and taste the unique local taste of Bangkok with the help of this Ancient City & Erawan Museum Ticket in Bangkok that lets you grab meals from the Kantoke Rimnam.View Thailand's most sacred monuments:Don't miss out the opportunity of gathering the glimpses of Thailand's great prominent monuments that mark the sacredness of the entire Bangkok city. Capture the sights and enjoy greatly with your loved ones. Things to know before you go:Tram ScheduleThai audio tram: 10:00am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm, and 5:00pmChinese audio tram: 10:30am, 1:00pm, and 3:30pmOpening Hours:Erawan Museum and The Ancient City: 9:00am-7:00pm, dailyThe suggested latest entry time is 5:00pm.Reaching There:Address: Erawan Museum- 99/9 Moo 1 Bangmuangmai, Samut Prakan, Bangkok 10270, ThailandAncient City- 296/1 Sukhumvit Road, Bangpoo, Samut Prakan 10280, ThailandHow To Get There:Erawan MuseumFrom the BTS Skytrain on Nut Station, take a taxi to the museumAncient CityTake the BTS to the Kheha Station (E23) and get out at Exit 3. You can choose to take a taxi (THB50-60), take a songthaew (THB8 per person), or take the shuttle bus from Kheha Station (Exit 3) to the ancient city on weekendsAncient City Shuttle Bus SchedulePlease note: This is available on Saturdays and Sundays only9:30am/12:30pm from Kheha Station to the Ancient City12:30pm/5:30pm from the Ancient City to Kheha Station-Child ticket for Ancient City & Erawan Museum Ticket in Bangkok: Age 6-14

Thailand and especially Bangkok is famous all over the world for its culture of prostitution red light areas. This Patpong Museum Admission Ticket will give you entry to the famous Patpong Museum which showcases the history of prostitution in the region. What to ExpectDiscover the area's evolutionDiscover the area's evolution from rice paddy to entertainment district, with stories of spies, celebrities, and more. See artefacts that show the past and present scenario of the place. You will surely be amazed to see this. Fun & exciting range of exhibitsThere are a lot of interesting exhibitions in the Patpong Museum that show the history and culture of Thailand. Enjoy the exhibitions, and get a lot of information about the region's past through multimedia, interactive games, and re-enacted shows.100-year history of Bangkok's red-light district100 years is not a short time. The Patpong Museum Admission ticket gives you access to explore the 100 years rich history of Bangkok's famous red-light district. Get to know closely the life of a prostitute and how the markets used to operate. Open dated ticketThis is an open dated ticket, that means you can use this ticket on any date you want. You don't need to go to a museum on a specific date and block your itinerary. Go this place on any day you want and enjoy your holiday.Know Before You GoOpening Hours:11:00am-11:00pm, dailyAddress:Patpong Museum, No. 5, 2nd Floor, Patpong Soi 2 Address: Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500How To Get There:Take the BTS to Sala Daeng Station and leave via Exit 1. Walk along Silom Road for 150m then turn right to Soi Patpong 2. Patpong Museum is on the left-hand side opposite Foodland supermarket- Guests must be aged 18+ to enter the attraction

About the tripBangkok is easily the most culture-rich region of Thailand. With a rich past and unique architectural brilliance, Bangkok's monuments hold a certain significance and value in the hearts of the locals and a repute in the eyes of the thousands that visit here every year to witness the wonder that is this city. Two such monuments of this city are the Suan Pakkad Palace and Jim Thompson house. Visit these iconic buildings in the heart of this grand city and feel one with the culture and history of Thailand. This half day tour takes you to both the attractions, providing you with ample time to explore bothSuan Pakkad PalaceOnce the residence of the Princess Chambon of Nakhon Sawan, this collection of 8 houses built around a pond are now a well-maintained museum, displaying various artifacts, including the 4000-year-old Ban Chiang Pottery, alongside other Buddhist art and murals of old. Jim Thompson houseAnother museum in the heart of the city of Bangkok, Jim Thompson house houses an art collection that belonged to the American architect and businessman of the same name. Spread across in nearly half an acre of land, the museum is surrounded by unmatched greenery. The exhibits here are the famous silk collection and other ornaments belonging to the King of Sil, Jim Thompson.The tour starts by getting picked up from your hotel or designated meetup point at 8:30 A.M, with you visiting the Jim Thompson House at 9 and Suan Pakkad Palace Museum at 11, finally concluding the trip at your hotel with a drop off at 11:30 A.M.

About the Activity:In a city and country known for its colorful markets, none stands quite so vivid as Bangkok’s Pak Khlong Talat Flower Market and China Town.Hop on a Tuk Tuk around 10:00 AM and observe local Thais making flower garlands as an offer to Buddha.Stroll through Bangkok's colorful Chinatown on this vibrant tour to experience flower markets, with blooms of all colors.Walk around this busy wet market, Pak Klong Talat and observe vendors of every shop making and selling beautiful flower garlands,“Puang Malai” which made of Jasmines, orchids, roses and assorted flowers.Wind up the tour by 01:30 PM in the afternoon, carry the memories made by the relishing fragrance of the flowers.About the Places :Chinatown Flower   Bangkok also known by local Thais as Yaowarat. It is one of greatest concentrations of gold shops, reflecting the love of gold the Thai-Chinese are often thought to have. There's dozens of them, all dazzlingly brightly colored prices. Plenty of restaurants where you can get birds-nest soup, dim sum, shark fin soup and other traditional Chinese delicacies.Walk through narrow colorful lanes and alleys of the market which is full of fresh fruit, vegetables, snacks, fish, dried and life crabs, shrimps and lobsters. It is said you can find almost everything here.; exotic spices, oil lamps, slippers, boots, and jewelry, real jade and artificial bric-a-bracs, Chinese medicines from long gone and useful today.The endless bustle and stream of goods and people. Tae-chiew is the dialect most people use in this area.  Submerge into the taste of a culture not withstanding its veneer of modernity which has hardly changed the last century. Market (Pak Klong Talat)   Observe how Thais are so gifted in making flower leis and garlands. Enjoy walking through bunches of orchids, lotus, jasmine and all sorts of flowers from all over the country. Absolutely local atmosphere! Walk thru this busy wet market and observe vendors of every shop making and selling beautiful flower garlands,“Puang Malai” which made of Jasmines, orchids, roses and assorted flowers. observe how Thais are so gifted in making flower leis and garlands. Enjoy walking through bunches of orchids, lotus, jasmine and all sorts of flowers from all over the country. Absolutely local atmosphere! Walk thru this busy wet market and observe vendors of every shop making and selling beautiful flower garlands,“Puang Malai” which made of Jasmines, orchids, roses and assorted flowers. 

About the Activity:Enjoy the hypnotizing beauty of Thailand in this tour.Reach the Wongwian Yai Station S8 around 07:00 AM and then meet the tour guide before you get transferred to the local train station by an air-conditioned vehicle.Catch the 10:40 AM train to reach Mahachai market, travel for one hour and reach the market for an elaborate exploration and taste some of the local seafood preparations.Breath in the fresh air of the long Klon village and get a chance to experience the fishing skills of the villagers.Cruise on the muddy waters long with the fisherman in a traditional long-tail boats and slide on the mire to collect ark shells, then visit the mangrove plantations too.Head to see the shrimp paste production if it is available at the time and also have the time to feed the long tailed macaques.Post lunch visit the Wat Bang Kung temple and also see the chapel of Bot Prok Pho, which is now covered by the Bodhi tree. Then head to see the Amphawa palace and opposite to it you can find the Amphawa Floating Market which is an afternoon floating market, only open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Before concluding your tour around 05:00 PM explore the various markets and enjoy a boat ride to enjoy the sight of the twinkling fireflies.

About the Activity: Explore the mesmerizing beauty of Thailand and learn about the Thai culture and lifestyle.Get picked up from your hotel around 12:00 PM and then reach Samparan Village around 01:00 PM, rivet in the beauty of Thai architecture and get a chance to feed the elephants in the beautiful Rose Garden.Witness the soulful Thai cultural dances, Thai Fingernail dance and the hill tribe dance and music for once of a lifetime experience.Make your day more special by gaining knowledge about the Thai martial arts, Sword Fighting and Thai Boxing which are considered an important part of the Thai culture.Head back to your hotel by 04:00 PM and wind up the day's trip after reaching the hotel around 05:00 PM.

About the DestinationThailand may seem like a big tourist hub with high prices for everything, a thought that will crush everyone's dream of backpacking through one of their favorite destinations, or a coveted. But coming to the root of it all, Thailand is a backpacker friendly destination and you can take to this beautiful country on a shoestring budget, with or without your gang. Visit Bangkok, the capital of Thailand and the best city to be in the country, on a shoestring budget and still get to enjoy the best of all that the town has to offer. Explore Pattaya with Coral island tour and visiting city on your terms.About the TripThe trip starts with your arrival in BangkokYou will be visiting some of the most iconic spots and become part of experiences that will leave you asking for more, in Pattaya as well.Visit and shop at the famous floating markets of Bangkok and Alcazar show in Pattaya.Ride on the famous Tuk Tuk of ThailandThis trip is surely full of mesmerizing time with your bae.Note: Minimum 2 people are required to undertake this trip.

About the DestinationThailand is a must visit destination of the world, at least once in your lifetime. It offers to you the best of everything, be it sights to see, cuisines to try, beaches to laze and enjoy at, or adventures to lose yourself in them. And that is why visiting Thailand with your gang this season is the best idea to increase the level of enjoyment by a factor of whatever number of friends you are taking with you. Visit the two gems of Thailand, Bangkok and Pattaya with your friends, without feeling heavy and concerned for your wallet.About the tripSpend your holidays in Bangkok and Pataya, getting up close to the stunning citiesStay in a hotel/hostel and enjoy each other's company in a beautiful landTake a city tour of these cities, exploring various attractions and activities as you go by enjoying the tripThis package also offers airport transfers

About the destinationThailand is one of the most gifted tourist destinations of all. It has been provided with the best of everything within the boundaries of the great nation. That is why, this season is the best suited, almost perfect for visiting Thailand. And why come alone, why not come with your whole family to enjoy the best of adventure, beauty, cuisine, and hospitality here? If you are thinking about the kind of impact that a trip like this will have on your budget, don't. It has all been thought of already. Thr trip takes you through the most beautiful city of Thailand, that also happens to be the capital of this nation of extremes, BangkokAbout the TripArrive with your family in Bangkok and take to the famous night markets around youWatch the famous Siam Niramit show that talks of the history of the land of ThailandTake a tour of the city, before moving on to take the famous dinner cruise on Thailand's biggest river, Chao Phraya, and witness the best of the highlights of Bangkok that are all built around the river. Take a chance to shop for souvenirs and wardrobe additions at the MBK Mall.Also visit the picturesque and renowned floating markets of Thailand, like the Damnoen Saduak MarketExperience a ride on the well-known public transport of Thailand, the Tuk Tuk, which is actually a three-wheelerAfter an adventurous day in Pattaya, transfer back to Bangkok to bring an end to this wonderful journey

About the Activity:Explore Thailand’s heritage, markets and temples on a 4-day tour around Bangkok. On arrival at BKK airport get a private transfer to your hotel. By evening get ready to taste a delicious dinner on a river cruise. In the following days, you'll explore the bustling markets, ancient battle sites, holy shrines, and extraordinary temples in and around Bangkok. Discover floating market by a long tail boat through the canals of Damnoen Saduak and immerse in a reverberating experience.Enjoy traditional elephant show and also witness crocodile wrestling with men at Samphran Elephant Ground and Zoo.End your last day by getting transferred to the airport in a private car. This package includes accommodation, meals, and transportation during the tour.Flights can be booked upon tour confirmation and we shall take the details from you after you book this tour.Approx Flight costs are between Rs 15000-20000 per head for a roundtrip to Bangkok.Visa is available on Arrival.

Friendly and fun loving, exotic and tropical, cultured and historic, Thailand radiates a golden hue from its glittering temples and tropical beaches through to the ever-comforting Thai smile.Get off the beaten tourist path in Thailand in 14 days: Explore bustling Bangkok, discover Karen villages in the North and get in touch with the “sea gypsies” in the Andaman Sea. And, of course, no Thailand holiday is complete without a few days of total relaxation at one of the country’s fantastic beaches.