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Royal Barges Museum

This museum gives visitors a taste of Thailand’s rich river culture. Marvel at the beautifully designed longboats used by Thai kings for ceremonial purposes, such as the Sri Suphannahongs (Golden Swan) barge which features an ornate swan figurehead carved into the bow and requires a crew of 50 paddlers.

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The Grand Palace

One of Bangkok’s major tourist attractions, The Grand Palace was built in 1782 and occupies 218,400 square metres, surrounded by walls totaling a length of 1,900 metres. Situated within the walls are the Royal residences, the Royal Chapel of the Emerald Buddha and Government offices. The Grand Palace served as a significant royal residence until 1925 and is now used for ceremonial purposes only.

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Wat Arun – the Temple of Dawn

Visiting this remarkable and highly recognisable site at sunset or sunrise is a truly awe-inspiring experience. The Temple is a classic Prang structure of Ayutthaya style, built as a representation of Mount Meru, home of the Khmer gods. It is a favourite amongst Bangkok’s many temples.

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Iconsiam

ICONSIAM, the largest shopping mall in Southeast Asia, offers an unparalleled shopping and leisure experience. This iconic riverside destination is home to a vast array of luxury brands, a premium department store, and a diverse selection of local and international restaurants. Visitors can also enjoy a world-class cinema, a cutting-edge museum, and an array of unique cultural activities that reflect Thailand's rich heritage. Conveniently located just a short distance from The Peninsula Bangkok, ICONSIAM is a must-visit destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Open daily from 10:00 am - 10:00 pm.

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Wat Pho – The Reclining Buddha

The largest and oldest temple in Bangkok, the Buddha is an astounding 151 feet long – its feet alone are 10 feet long. Around the statue are 108 bowls where visitors can place coins for good luck. Afterwards, head outside to the Massage School of Wat Pho and enjoy a superb traditional Thai massage at an extremely reasonable price.

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Royal Barges Museum

This museum gives visitors a taste of Thailand’s rich river culture. Marvel at the beautifully designed longboats used by Thai kings for ceremonial purposes, such as the Sri Suphannahongs (Golden Swan) barge which features an ornate swan figurehead carved into the bow and requires a crew of 50 paddlers.

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The Grand Palace

One of Bangkok’s major tourist attractions, The Grand Palace was built in 1782 and occupies 218,400 square metres, surrounded by walls totaling a length of 1,900 metres. Situated within the walls are the Royal residences, the Royal Chapel of the Emerald Buddha and Government offices. The Grand Palace served as a significant royal residence until 1925 and is now used for ceremonial purposes only.

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Wat Arun – the Temple of Dawn

Visiting this remarkable and highly recognisable site at sunset or sunrise is a truly awe-inspiring experience. The Temple is a classic Prang structure of Ayutthaya style, built as a representation of Mount Meru, home of the Khmer gods. It is a favourite amongst Bangkok’s many temples.

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Iconsiam

ICONSIAM, the largest shopping mall in Southeast Asia, offers an unparalleled shopping and leisure experience. This iconic riverside destination is home to a vast array of luxury brands, a premium department store, and a diverse selection of local and international restaurants. Visitors can also enjoy a world-class cinema, a cutting-edge museum, and an array of unique cultural activities that reflect Thailand's rich heritage. Conveniently located just a short distance from The Peninsula Bangkok, ICONSIAM is a must-visit destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Open daily from 10:00 am - 10:00 pm.

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Wat Pho – The Reclining Buddha

The largest and oldest temple in Bangkok, the Buddha is an astounding 151 feet long – its feet alone are 10 feet long. Around the statue are 108 bowls where visitors can place coins for good luck. Afterwards, head outside to the Massage School of Wat Pho and enjoy a superb traditional Thai massage at an extremely reasonable price.

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Royal Barges Museum

This museum gives visitors a taste of Thailand’s rich river culture. Marvel at the beautifully designed longboats used by Thai kings for ceremonial purposes, such as the Sri Suphannahongs (Golden Swan) barge which features an ornate swan figurehead carved into the bow and requires a crew of 50 paddlers.

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