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King Power Mahanakhon
1h · Admission ticket included
Step onto the King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk, the tallest building in Southeast Asia and home to Thailand's highest glass-floor observation deck. From roughly 314 meters up, look straight down through reinforced glass panels for a heart-racing view of the streets below, then take in a full 360-degree panorama of the Bangkok skyline stretching toward the Chao Phraya River. It's one of the most photographed viewpoints in the city, and you'll have time to enjoy the indoor and outdoor decks at your own pace before continuing the tour.
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Central Park Bangkok
30m · Admission ticket included
Continue to Central Park, Bangkok's newest ultra-modern shopping and lifestyle complex, set right beside leafy Lumpini Park. Its rooftop and terrace viewpoints are wrapped in greenery and landscaped gardens, offering a striking contrast to the surrounding high-rises and some of the most Instagram-worthy skyline photos in the city. This is a relaxed stop to stretch your legs, snap photos with Bangkok's skyline in the background, and enjoy a green oasis in the middle of the metropolis before heading to the old town.
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Wat Kalayanamit Woramahawihan
30m · Admission ticket included
Visit Wat Kalayanamit Woramahawihan on the Thonburi side of the river, home to one of Bangkok's largest seated Buddha statues, housed inside an impressively tall viharn hall. The temple also holds the biggest bronze bell in Thailand and a giant Chinese-style bell tower, reflecting the strong Chinese-Thai heritage of the surrounding neighborhood. Take a few quiet minutes to admire the statue and the temple's intricate architecture before continuing on foot into the historic Portuguese Quarter.
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Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan
50m · Admission ticket included
Wander through the atmospheric Portuguese Quarter (Kudi Chin), one of Bangkok's oldest multicultural neighborhoods, where Portuguese, Chinese, and Thai communities have lived side by side for over 300 years. The walk leads to Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan, famous for its great snow-white chedi, one of the largest and most elegant pagodas in Bangkok. Nearby, stop at the temple pond to feed the resident turtles — a beloved local tradition said to bring good luck and extend one's life.
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ICONSIAM
2h 15m · Admission ticket included
Transfer to ICONSIAM, one of the largest and most luxurious riverside shopping complexes in Asia. Head up to the observation deck for sweeping views over the Chao Phraya River and the Bangkok skyline, then enjoy free time to explore the mall's boutiques, riverside promenade, and dining options. Time your visit right and you'll catch the ICONSIAM multimedia water fountain show at 18:30, a spectacular display of lights, water, and music set against the river backdrop — a photo and video highlight of the evening.
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The Chao Phraya River
2h 15m · Admission ticket included
Board your dinner cruise ship on the Chao Phraya River for a two-hour evening cruise past Bangkok's most iconic riverside landmarks, including the illuminated Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), the Grand Palace, and the glittering city skyline. Enjoy a full buffet dinner on board along with a live show, all while gliding past one of Southeast Asia's most scenic urban waterways lit up for the night. This is the signature experience of the tour and one of the best ways to see Bangkok after dark.
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Bangkok
3h 30m
After disembarking, enjoy a scenic night drive through downtown Bangkok, passing illuminated streets and landmarks on the way out of the city, before settling in for the return journey to Pattaya. Your coach arrives back at your hotel between 01:00 and 01:30. Please note this is a long, full-day-into-night tour — we recommend a light nap during the transfers so you're refreshed to enjoy each stop.
