• Phra Sumen Fortress - Constructed during the reign of King Rama I, Phra Sumen Fort was one of 14 forts built to safeguard the capital. Over time, the need for these forts diminished, leading to their demolition. Today, Phra Sumen Fort is one of only two remaining, alongside Mahakan Fort.
• Rama VIII Bridge - The Rama VIII Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge that spans the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand.
• Thai Parliament - The National Assembly of Thailand, or Parliament, serves as the legislative branch of the Thai government and is one of the three institutions representing sovereign power in the nation.
• Bang Kruai - Established in 1904 and originally named Bang Yai, the district was challenging to manage due to its size. Consequently, in 1917, the northern section was separated to form the minor district (king amphoe) of Bang Mae Nang, which became a full district in 1921.
• Wat Takien Floating Market - This temple, located in Tambon Chalo, was built in the style of a traditional European merchant ship during the reign of King Barommagot of Ayutthaya. Many ships had sunk in the nearby river, and local beliefs held that constructing a temple resembling a boat would restore good fortune. Although it was abandoned for many years, monks returned to the temple during the reign of King Rama III or IV.
• Nonthaburi Market - Situated in a fertile basin along the Chao Phraya River, Nonthaburi is home to numerous fruit and flower plantations, interspersed with several historical temples.
• Phra Athit - The terminal pier in Bangkok.

• Transportation from itinerary
• Professional licensed English speaking tour guide
• Admission fees
• Snacks
• Bottled water

• Alcoholic beverages
• Pick up and drop off from your hotel excluded
• Tips to Guide (Optional)

Experience a unique side of Bangkok by stepping away from the usual tourist spots to explore the rural villages and canals. Sail along the Chao Phraya River to Nonthaburi, visit a traditional market, and enjoy a scenic ride on a Rocket boat through the picturesque khlongs, before savoring a delightful Thai lunch at a local cultural market.

This tour takes you to a location northwest of Bangkok along the Chao Phraya River, which is part of the greater Bangkok Metropolitan Area. The area’s history is linked to King Rama III of the Chakri Dynasty. It was known for its renowned fruit garden and the original course of Thailand’s main river, the Chao Phraya River. Visitors will delight in exploring the historic city with its many temples.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.