257/1-3 Charoennakorn Road, Thonburi, Bangkok 10600

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Adventure to Ancient Siam (3Nights / 4Days)

Duration

3 Nights / 4 Days

We invite our guests on a magical journey through time, connecting the vibrant characteristics of modern Bangkok with the rich and captivating history of the kingdom’s old capital, Ayutthaya

Experience a captivating 4D/3N luxury cruise starting at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort. Your journey begins aboard Loy Pela, where you’re welcomed into a world of serenity and culture. Visit Bangkok’s ‘green lung’ and embark on a two-hour cycling tour, immersing yourself in nature and local life. Enjoy afternoon tea as you sail towards the sea, then relax with sunset cocktails overlooking the estuary before a delightful dinner and docking overnight at Wat Bang Nam Phueng Nok.

On Day 2, awaken to breakfast on the cruise as you head to Koh Kred for a pottery handicraft lesson, embracing traditional Thai artistry. After lunch on board, continue your journey towards the ancient capital, enjoying sunset cocktails and a sumptuous wine pairing dinner. Dock at Wat Niwet Thammaprawat, a stunning Buddhist temple resembling a European neo-gothic church.

Day 3 begins with breakfast followed by exploration of Wat Niwet Thammaprawat and the opulent Bang Pa In Palace. After lunch, take a traditional longtail boat to explore Wat Phanan Choeng and the enchanting canals of Thailand’s former capital. Join a Thai dessert-making lesson before exploring the ruins of Siam’s ancient capital and end the day with sunset cocktails and dinner.

On your final morning, after meditating on deck or at Wat Bote, explore the temple and make merit by offering alms and feeding fish. Return to the boat for brunch while reflecting on your incredible journey before arriving back at Anantara Riverside Bangkok.

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Experience the vibrant culture and customs of Thailand

1

Wat Bang Nam Phueng Nok

Wat Bang Nam Phueng Nok is a 250-year-old temple located near Bang Kachao, also known as Bangkok's "Green Lung". It's situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and is believed to have been built around 1667 during the late Ayutthaya period.

The temple is known for its historical significance and serene atmosphere. Recently, the Bangchak Group renovated the temple's sermon hall, transforming the second floor into a museum dedicated to Buddha images and antiques.

The temple is known for its historical significance and serene atmosphere. Recently, the Bangchak Group renovated the temple's sermon hall, transforming the second floor into a museum dedicated to Buddha images and antiques.

2

Bang Krachao Cycling Escape

Escape the city's bustle and explore the tranquil oasis of Bang Krachao, also known as Bangkok's "Green Lung".

This cycling tour takes you through verdant landscapes, charming villages, and a historic temple, offering a refreshing and authentic Thai experience.

This cycling tour takes you through verdant landscapes, charming villages, and a historic temple, offering a refreshing and authentic Thai experience.

3

Pottery Class at Koh Kret

Discover the ancient art of pottery making at Koh Kret, a charming island in the Chao Phraya River

Learn from the Mon people, who have inherited this skill from their ancestors and preserved their unique culture and traditions

Learn from the Mon people, who have inherited this skill from their ancestors and preserved their unique culture and traditions

4

Wat Niwet Worawihan

Wat Niwet Thamprawat is considered the one and only European architectural style Temple in Thailand

Step into Thailand’s only European-style cathedral, Wat Niwet Worawihan, built by King Rama V in 1876 on a private island

Step into Thailand’s only European-style cathedral, Wat Niwet Worawihan, built by King Rama V in 1876 on a private island

5

Bang Pa-in Palace

Bang Pa-In Palace, the summer retreat of Thai kings since the 17th century

See the diverse styles of temples, palaces and statues that reflect Thai culture. Visit the inner zone reserved for the royal family and the outer zone that’s open to the public

See the diverse styles of temples, palaces and statues that reflect Thai culture. Visit the inner zone reserved for the royal family and the outer zone that’s open to the public

6

Wat Phanan Choeng

Wat Phanan Choeng is an active temple located off Ayutthaya's city island in the southeastern area in Kamang sub-district

One of the oldest and most revered temples in Ayutthaya, Wat Phanan Choeng is renowned for its stunning architecture and the intricate details of the temple, which was built in 1324, several decades before Ayutthaya was founded

One of the oldest and most revered temples in Ayutthaya, Wat Phanan Choeng is renowned for its stunning architecture and the intricate details of the temple, which was built in 1324, several decades before Ayutthaya was founded

7

Canals of Ayutthaya

Embark on a scenic boat ride that will take you to the most impressive temples of Ayutthaya

Your tour will end with a relaxing boat ride, where you will witness the local life along the river, seemingly preserved in Siam amber

Your tour will end with a relaxing boat ride, where you will witness the local life along the river, seemingly preserved in Siam amber

8

Thai Dessert Making Class

Go in for a unique culinary experience in Bangkok at the Thai Desserts and Edible Arts Cooking Class

During a visit to Pamali Khamomthai Ecotourism Village, a community recognised by the Thai Ministry of Culture for its efforts to preserve traditional crafts and way of life

During a visit to Pamali Khamomthai Ecotourism Village, a community recognised by the Thai Ministry of Culture for its efforts to preserve traditional crafts and way of life

9

Ayutthaya Historic Town

The former capital of Thailand. Marvel at the UNESCO-listed ruins of temples

Explore the majestic Wat Phra Sri Sanpetch with its three iconic stupas, and the Khmer-style Wat Rat Burana

Explore the majestic Wat Phra Sri Sanpetch with its three iconic stupas, and the Khmer-style Wat Rat Burana

10

Alms Offering

Learn about the ancient tradition of "Tak Bat", the morning alms ritual of the Buddhist monks

Every day, between 5:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., the monks leave the temple and walk the streets to receive offerings from the people

Every day, between 5:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., the monks leave the temple and walk the streets to receive offerings from the people

11

Wat Bot

No other structure expresses the cultural diversity of Ayutthaya quite like Wat Bot

Built by the Mon ethnic group in 1621, the temple's name reflects the origin of the Mon people, who founded some of the earliest civilizations in Thailand, Myanmar and Laos

Built by the Mon ethnic group in 1621, the temple's name reflects the origin of the Mon people, who founded some of the earliest civilizations in Thailand, Myanmar and Laos

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