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Bangkok Cruise Package
Things to Do on a Bangkok Cruise Tour
To make the most of the majestic rivers while your Bangkok cruise trip – you must understand that the time you spend on the cruise is going to change the way you think about Bangkok. A lot of activities along with the breathtaking views surrounded by the pristine water gives you a thrill that you can never forget.
Some of the Best Cruises in Bangkok
- Dinner and Sunset Cruise: Nothing looks beautiful than watching the sunset while dancing and listening to the music sailing upon the water in one of the luxurious cruises in Bangkok. Sunset cruises start in the evening to let you have the sunset view and then ends after dinner.
- Lunch Cruise: Just like a regular day supper, you can have the chance to have the feast while you are enjoying the marvelous views on either river in Bangkok. From the options available, you can select your course & menu while enjoying the lunchtime on the yacht.
- Princess Cruise: Among the six various and luxurious yachts to choose from and the best sets of buffets, music, and performances, this cruise is the most popular in Bangkok. It is affordable, as it has various packages according to the need, and very lovely to experience.
- Apsara Dinner Cruise: One of the oldest and famous yet very traditional dinner cruise in Bangkok. Perfect for couples and families who are likely to enjoy the 5-star Thai cuisines with picturesque views around. This cruise is an incomparable experience to have.
- Pearl Cruise: A beautiful and charming colossal cruise ship that sails through the Bangkok city and gives you a valuable time to experience the wonders along. Massive deck with 360 views of the riverside is one gorgeous attraction to follow. It offers many affordable Thai and international cuisines onboard along with Thai pop and traditional dance performances.
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FAQs About Bangkok Cruise Tour Packages
Is Bangkok a tourist-friendly country?
Yes, you can count on the people of Bangkok being amiable and hospitable.
How long should a Bangkok trip be?
Depending on your days of vacation, your trip should be a minimum of 3-5 days, but on a cruise, it can be as long as one day.
Is Indian food available on the cruises?
Bangkok cruises are prone to provide with some delicious international cuisines including Indian as well. But some of them are not. There are special Indian cuisine cruises are also available for Indian visitors in Bangkok.
How much is the time difference between India and Bangkok?
The time frame is as short as 1.5 hours from Indian standard time.
What is the currency of Bangkok, and the difference from Indian currency?
The currency of Bangkok is Baht, and one of Baht equals to 2.18 INR approximately.
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Places To Visit In Bangkok
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Wat Arun, a beautiful and popular tourist hot spot of Bangkok, is much famed for its religious significance. It is located alongside the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Wat Arun Bangkok is also known as Wat Chaeng by the locals and is set against one of the most scenic views on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River. Bein...
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The Grand Palace is Bangkok's most-visited landmark: a walled royal complex in Rattanakosin that also holds Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Entry costs 500 THB (about Rs 1,250) for foreign visitors, it opens 08:30 to 15:30 daily, and it enforces the city's strictest dress code, with shoulders and knees kept...
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Dinner Cruise In Bangkok
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A one-hour traditional Thai massage in Bangkok costs about 250 to 500 baht (roughly Rs 700 to Rs 1,425) at a good local shop, and 800 baht or more at a smart spa. The easiest places to find one are Silom, Sukhumvit and the shopping malls. Look for a posted price list, a bright open front and a tip of 50 to 100 baht.
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