- The Erawan Museum
Erawan Museum is a museum in Samut Prakan Province, well known for its giant three-headed elephant art display. The three storeys inside the elephant contain antiquities and priceless collections of ancient religious objects belonging to museum owner, Khun Lek Viriyapant offering a look into local heritage customs and craftsmanship. The pink colour also makes it an instagramable spot,truly a fascinating space and well worth a visit! - IconsiamICONSIAM is the ultimate stylish shopping destination on Bangkok River. The all-in-one complex featuring a large-scale indoor floating market, shopping complex, amusement park, Three star Michelin restaurant and a heritage museum . It has more than 600 international high-end and local Thai brands. The first Apple Store in Thailand is also open here! Iconsiam is now the newest landmark in Bangkok.
Among the world’s most popular tourist destinations, Bangkok is definitely one of the cities worth visiting again and again! The bustling capital city of Thailand, full of vibrant markets, captivating history and culture, and some great shopping opportunities. The “ Thai Hospitality” and affordable Michelin local snacks are the major impression of Bangkok. Today Alma Burton will takes you to some hidden attractions such as the largest Mahayana Shrine Tower in Thailand - [Wat Arun, The Temple of Dawn] and a fantasy pink Erawan Museum that’s home to a colossal bronze statue of a three-headed elephant. Both are the iconic Bangkok landmark located along the banks of Chao Phraya River.
Continue with a gastronomy experience at rare Thai Michelin star restaurant - Chim by Siam Wisdom, set in a traditional Thai house offering guests a unique culinary experience where the spirit of nature will reign over the venue. We recommend a romantic sunset dinner at one of the cliff-edge restaurant at Pattaya. For accommodation, you would not want to miss staying at two luxurious hotels : Park Hyatt Bangkok and newly opened Rosewood Bangkok,
Continue with a gastronomy experience at rare Thai Michelin star restaurant - Chim by Siam Wisdom, set in a traditional Thai house offering guests a unique culinary experience where the spirit of nature will reign over the venue. We recommend a romantic sunset dinner at one of the cliff-edge restaurant at Pattaya. For accommodation, you would not want to miss staying at two luxurious hotels : Park Hyatt Bangkok and newly opened Rosewood Bangkok,
Itinerary Overview
Embracing its enviable location in the world’s most popular tourist destination, Park Hyatt Bangkok promises to offer a refined and uniquely Thai experience, reflecting the country’s rich culture and legendary gracious hospitality. A devoted team of hosts dedicates themselves to providing Park Hyatt’s world-class discreet and sincere service. Iconic architecture, sophisticated interiors, spacious guest rooms, and exceptional drinking and dining venues all provide a level of service and hospitality that is unparalleled in the market
Park Hyatt Bangkok
Embracing its enviable location in the world’s most popular tourist destination, Park Hyatt Bangkok promises to offer a refined and uniquely Thai experience, reflecting the country’s rich culture and legendary gracious hospitality. A devoted team of hosts dedicates themselves to providing Park Hyatt’s world-class discreet and sincere service. Iconic architecture, sophisticated interiors, spacious guest rooms, and exceptional drinking and dining venues all provide a level of service and hospitality that is unparalleled in the market
It houses 222 luxurious rooms, including 32 suites, featuring unobstructed views of the capital. Starting at 48 square meters, the entry-level rooms rank among the largest in the city. Offering an outdoor pool and views of the city, sun terrace spa centre, fitness centre, restaurants and bars.
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Rosewood Bangkok is a 30-story, visually stunning, vertical architectural marvel. Its contemporary form is inspired by the wai, the famous Thai gesture of greeting. The modern silhouette is a creative expression of the Thai spirit. Located in Bangkok’s central business, embassy and upscale retail district, Conveniently connected to the Phloenchit BTS Station, the property is a new gateway for Rosewood in Southeast Asia.
A total of 159-rooms, grouped into three categories: Room (up to 100sqm), Manor Suite (up to 88sqm), and House (up to 291sqm). Each is designed with a flair for contemporary residential living, and an intimate ambience even despite the sweeping floor-to-ceiling city window views. Offering 4 dining outlets, Rosewood’s signature spa, fitness centre, sky lap indoor-outdoor saltwater pool with panoramic view of the city.
Rosewood Bangkok
Rosewood Bangkok is a 30-story, visually stunning, vertical architectural marvel. Its contemporary form is inspired by the wai, the famous Thai gesture of greeting. The modern silhouette is a creative expression of the Thai spirit. Located in Bangkok’s central business, embassy and upscale retail district, Conveniently connected to the Phloenchit BTS Station, the property is a new gateway for Rosewood in Southeast Asia.
A total of 159-rooms, grouped into three categories: Room (up to 100sqm), Manor Suite (up to 88sqm), and House (up to 291sqm). Each is designed with a flair for contemporary residential living, and an intimate ambience even despite the sweeping floor-to-ceiling city window views. Offering 4 dining outlets, Rosewood’s signature spa, fitness centre, sky lap indoor-outdoor saltwater pool with panoramic view of the city.
Wat Arun Ratchavararam
One of Bangkok’s most famous landmarks and known from many postcards, the Wat Arun is best known for its massive 80 metres prang, a tower on the Chao Phra river bank built in Khmer architectural style., the highest in Thailand. The Wat Arun, commonly known as “the Temple of Dawn”, is one of only six temples of the highest grade of the first class Royal Temples. A visit to the Wat Arun is easily combined with Wat Pho (The Reclining Buddha Temple) and the Grand Palace
Day 1
• Private airport chauffeur driven
• 2 nights at Park Hyatt Bangkok , iconic, twisted-coil structure atop the Central Embassy fashion, dining and lifestyle.
• Fine dining at one Michelin starred Thai restaurant, Chim by Siam Wisdom serving Thai Authenticfood and well preparing according to ancient, classic and innovative recipes.
Day 2
• Private guided tour visit to famous pink Erawan Museum, home to a colossal bronze statue of a three-headed elephant, arts, and craftsmanship that will take your breath away.
• Artbox , one of the Bangkok’s coolest new night markets where you can shop local designers and funky artists that you can’t anywhere else, or feast on local delights food trucks.
• Be entertained by live music, artsy body painting and caricature artists.
Day 3
• Private guided tour to Wat Arun Ratchavararam , Grand Palace and to Iconsiam also been called “Mother of All Malls”, an ultimate shopping destination on Bangkok River.
• Dinner at one of the rooftop restaurants perched high above the 52nd floor– Beeze, lebua’s homage to Asian cuisine, was named one of the worlds’ “Top 10 most cutting-edge restaurant”. A true Bangkok attraction you will never forget!
Day 4
• Private transfer hotel to hotel, stay 2nights at Rosewood Bangkok, an ultra-luxurious property styled after a modern form with the soul of a Thai heritage manor,inspired by the wai.
• The Never Ending Summer Restaurant, chic and trendy atmosphere and the stylish modern warehouse setting make it perfect for a date night or a meal out with friends , absolutely a place not to miss!
Day 5
• Embark on a private drive to Pattaya visit the Sanctuary of Truth, floating market or bring family to Asia’s first Cartoon Network Amanzone water theme park or simply head to walking street and explore the neon lit street.
• Sky Gallery Pataya, set on Pratamnk Hill where you can enjoy meal with a panoramic sunset view.
Day 6
• Private chauffeur driven to airport for onwards flight home
• Private airport chauffeur driven
• 2 nights at Park Hyatt Bangkok , iconic, twisted-coil structure atop the Central Embassy fashion, dining and lifestyle.
• Fine dining at one Michelin starred Thai restaurant, Chim by Siam Wisdom serving Thai Authenticfood and well preparing according to ancient, classic and innovative recipes.
Day 2
• Private guided tour visit to famous pink Erawan Museum, home to a colossal bronze statue of a three-headed elephant, arts, and craftsmanship that will take your breath away.
• Artbox , one of the Bangkok’s coolest new night markets where you can shop local designers and funky artists that you can’t anywhere else, or feast on local delights food trucks.
• Be entertained by live music, artsy body painting and caricature artists.
Day 3
• Private guided tour to Wat Arun Ratchavararam , Grand Palace and to Iconsiam also been called “Mother of All Malls”, an ultimate shopping destination on Bangkok River.
• Dinner at one of the rooftop restaurants perched high above the 52nd floor– Beeze, lebua’s homage to Asian cuisine, was named one of the worlds’ “Top 10 most cutting-edge restaurant”. A true Bangkok attraction you will never forget!
Day 4
• Private transfer hotel to hotel, stay 2nights at Rosewood Bangkok, an ultra-luxurious property styled after a modern form with the soul of a Thai heritage manor,inspired by the wai.
• The Never Ending Summer Restaurant, chic and trendy atmosphere and the stylish modern warehouse setting make it perfect for a date night or a meal out with friends , absolutely a place not to miss!
Day 5
• Embark on a private drive to Pattaya visit the Sanctuary of Truth, floating market or bring family to Asia’s first Cartoon Network Amanzone water theme park or simply head to walking street and explore the neon lit street.
• Sky Gallery Pataya, set on Pratamnk Hill where you can enjoy meal with a panoramic sunset view.
Day 6
• Private chauffeur driven to airport for onwards flight home
