Attractions for you

Cruise through the river at the center of the country, Chao Phraya, while enjoying an all-you-can-eat sea food dinner. There will be music, performances, learning of the Thai culture and history, and spectacular views. A perfect way to spend a night in Bangkok.

In the 1974 James Bond movie “The Man With the Golden Gun”, there is a scene that was filmed alongside the towering limestone islands of Ko Khao Phing Kan. You can visit this beautiful jaw-dropping scenery yourself in an exciting boat tour. Ride through these majestic island and cave sceneries.

One of the most recognizable temples in Thailand, located in Chiang Rai province. It is known for its white and dazzling effect. There are symbolisms within the temple such as the bridge that represents the cycle of rebirth and the gate of heaven.

If you love animals and sea life, then this is perfect for you. No better opportunity to get up close with animals than the Safari World Bangkok. Go on a thrilling adventure to ride an armored vehicle that will take you real close to wild animals or enjoy impressive dolphin shows.

This one counts as living accommodations too, but because it's so cool, it deserves to be an attraction site on its own. Enjoy a suite room but over water! Go for a swim anytime, enjoy the views, truly immerse yourself with nature.

Want to do some shopping, but in a really unique and cool way? Then this is for you. Take a boat ride through the Boat Market and buy street food and/or little souvenirs. It's a lively and fun place showcasing Thailand's culture.

Elephants have to be a part of your trip somehow if you're visiting Thailand! Enjoy a unique experience riding the largest living land animal in the world. It will feel like a rocky but slow roller coaster at times (awesome!). Get your cameras ready!

Need more adrenaline? How about driving ATVs? Drive through terrains built for these super cool 4-wheel vehicles, up and down, maybe a bit wet, slow here and fast there (mostly fast). Enjoy the views and terrain while having fun driving this beast!

The Grand Palace is a royal place that was the official residence of the Kings of Thailand since 1782, consisting of multiple buildings and temples, located at the heart of Bangkok. The most sacred temple in Thailand, Temple of the Emerald Buddha is in this palace.

The Sleeping Buddha is a 15-meter high and 46-meter long Buddha statue in Bangkok, inside The Grand Palance. It was built by King Rama III in 1832. The image of the sleeping Buddha represents the entry of Buddha into Nirvana and the end of all reincarnations.

A short 410-meter street in Bangkok. "Khaosan" translates as 'milled rice', as the street was a major Bangkok rice market and today has developed into a famous place for backpackers to visit. The road can have up to 50,000 tourists per day in the high season. Food, accommodation, music, drinks, and a lot of people, a very lively place!

The Ancient City is a museum park occupying over 200 acres, laid out in the shape of Thailand and is dubbed as the world's largest outdoor museum. The "city" features 116 structures of Thailand's famous monuments and architectural attractions.