Bangkok and Pattaya Multi Centre

Ayutthaya lies about an hour’s journey by coach to the north of Bangkok and was the proud and powerful ancient capital of Siam until its destruction, 230 or so years ago. Much of the fabulous ornate city was lost at that time but what remains will still give you an excellent idea of life during the 4 centuries that the Kings of Ayutthaya ruled. You will also visit the nearby summer palace of the present modern day Chakri dynasty.

After the sightseeing, you will travel by coach for approximately 1 hour to join a cruise boat at Wat Chong- Lom Pier for a leisurely boat ride (approximately 2 hours) back down the Chao Phraya River to River City Pier taking in all of the splendid scenery and typical Thai water-borne life on the way.

This excursion combines the three most popular Buddhist temples in Bangkok.

Start the tour with a visit to the Royal Grand Palace, a great architectural masterpiece of several buildings from the outside purely magical inside. It was once used as a royal residence from the 18th century to the mid-20th century. It is without a doubt a national treasure and possibly the most visited royal monument of Thailand which shouldn’t be missed. The building houses "Wat Po", Bangkok's oldest temple, in which is located the famous gold leaf-covered reclining Buddha. This tour also includes the temple "Wat Traimit" with its 5.5-ton Golden Buddha. 

Tiffany's Cabaret Show is the first ever truly transvestite cabaret show in South East Asia. The show started back in 1974 with only 3 performers who loved to perform as famous divas such as Barbara Streisand or Donna Summer since then it has grown in popularity. Tiffany's is a palace of decadence, spectacular elegance and a show not to be missed.