BANGKOK : Highlights Tour with Museum Park & Rural Temple
Gulf of Thailand, Bangkok
Explore Thailand with a tour to the Ancient City; this museum park showcases replicas of important landmarks, and the breathtaking Wat Asokaram, a temple nestled within the mangrove forest.
Highlights
- Explore the Ancient City, a vast museum showcasing Thailand's top attractions.
- Visit the serene Wat Asokaram temple, nestled within a mangrove forest
- Explore the local community in suburban Bangkok and see the city's sights
- Learn about the history of Thailand and admire the local temple at Wat Asokaram
- Enjoy a convenient transfer from the airport to Bangkok and its suburbs
Description
Venture forth from the airport to explore the wonders of Thailand in mere hours, visiting the Ancient City and the serene Wat Asokaram in the enchanting Samutprakan Province, home to the Suwannaphum Airport.
Discover the Ancient City, a large open-air museum and tourist attraction that showcases architectural works and sculptures, providing a comprehensive view of Thai arts, culture, and lifestyles from various regions, including the North, Central, South, and Northeast, across different historical eras.
Take in the beautiful sights of the local community in suburban Bangkok and explore the renowned Wat Asokaram temple nestled within the mangrove forest. Wat Ashokaram is a temple located in Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan Province built by Phra Sutthithammarangsri (Lee Thammatharo) around 1954. Currently, the temple attracts many visitors due to the significant Phra Thutang Chedi, a collection of 13 pagodas designed by the former abbot as a sacred space to enshrine the relics of the Lord Buddha. Wat Ashokaram serves not only as a meditation site but also features a museum showcasing statues of renowned Thai monks known for their discipline.
Additionally, the Sutthithammarangsri Wihan building houses the large principal Buddha image on its third floor, adorned with paintings depicting the story of Luang Por Lee, the first abbot and his discipline during monkhood. There's also a large Buddha head, sculpted in 1960, is housed inside a hall that attracts many visitors who come to pay their respects. The temple area is shaded and serene, allowing visitors to stroll to the edge of the Gulf of Thailand.
Includes
- Admission to the Ancient City
- Admission to Wat Asokaram
- Round-trip transportation by car (1-3 persons) and van (4-5 persons)
- Bottles of drinking water
- Snack lunch along the way (Thai lunch and drink)
- Live tour guide
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Any optional requested by customers
- Tips for guide and driver
Important Information
- Wear comfortable walking shoes as there will be a lot of walking.
- Bring a hat and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun.
- Photography is allowed, but do not touch the exhibits.
- Food and drinks are not allowed inside the attractions.
- Smoking is prohibited throughout the tour.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
