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This exclusive tour brings you out of Bangkok to visit the rural and authentic Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak. Not only seeing, but you are able to experience riding one of these boats along the canal. After the floating market, you will visit the Rose Garden where you can enjoy unique Thai cultural experience. pavilion stations such as traditional weaving, rice farming, traditional Thai games, bamboo dancing, Thai martial arts, garland making, traditional pottery, traditional Thai kitchen, umbrella painting, Thai herbal compress making, Thai boxing and much more. 60% Complete (warning)
Tour Code: BKK-09 Departure: Every Day Destination: Bangkok, Thailand Duration: Full Day Meal: Lunch
Program:
Tour itinerary:
06:30 – Pick up at your hotel and depart from Bangkok to Ratchaburi province for Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
09:00 – Arrive at a jetty pier and board a long-tailed boat ride for about 30 minutes, passing through remote plantations and Thai villages along the river and winding canal. At the floating market of Damnoen Saduak, it is amazing to see a lively market scene of local vendors selling local foods, tropical fruits, and numerous handicraft products on their boats. You are able to experience yourself in one of these paddling boat and touch the real atmosphere in the realm of this legendary market.
12:00 – Drive to Samphran and enjoy an International Buffet lunch at a local restaurant
13:30 – Visit to the Samphran Riverside Thai Village (formerly known as the Rose Garden) where you can enjoy the unique and unforgettable experience of Thai cultural workshop.
Experience the �Living The Thai Culture� Art & Craft Workshops – Discover aspects of Thai lifestyle by participating in workshops set up at different Pavilion stations around the Thai village such as Thai music & dance, garland making traditional pottery, Thai martial arts, silk processing, traditional weaving, umbrella painting, Thai kitchen, herbal compress, rice farming and more. The visitors are free to roam around and try out these activities, each one in their own pavilion stations. There are trained staff at each station to demonstrate the activity and provide information so you are able to obtain a full hands on experience.
15:30 – Depart from Samphran Riverside (or Rose Garden) for Bangkok
17:00-18:00 – Arrive in Bangkok and drop off at your hotel.
Include:
Pick up and drop off at the hotel in Bangkok city center
Sightseeing as described with transportation
Long-tailed speed boat
English-speaking guide
Buffet Lunch
Entrance fees
Exclude:
Paddle Boat or Rowing Boat inside the floating market: 150 Baht per person (optional)
General Terms and Conditions
The given time frame is an estimate timing only and can deviate due to traffic, road conditions, weather, pace of tourists and/or any unforeseen reason
Bangkok Airport Rail Link is a commuter rail line connecting Suvarnabhumi Airport to Phaya Thai (BTS) station via Makkasan Station (MRT Phetchaburi).
Bangkok Airport Link train
The Airport Rail link operates daily from 06:00 to 24:00, with commuter City Line trains departing every 10 minutes during peak hours (06:00-09:00 and 16:00-20:00) and 15 minutes off peak and weekends.
Airport Rail Link Stations
Suvarnabhumi Airport – Lad Krabang – Ban Thap Chang – Hua Mark – Ramkhamhaeng – Makkasan (City Air Terminal – interchange with MRT Blue Line (Phetchaburi Station)) – Ratchaprarop – Phayathai (interchange with BTS Sukhumvit Line (Phayathai Station))
Bangkok Airport Rail Link Fares
Standard fare for the City Line is between 15–45 baht depending on distance.
Suvarnabhumi Airport to Phayathai Station (BTS – skytrain interchange) fare is 45 baht.
Suvarnabhumi Airport to Makkasan Station (MRT – subway interchange) fare is 35 baht.
The Bangkok Airport Rail Link connects downtown Bangkok with Suvarnabhumi International Airport and is a smart alternate to the airport’s express buses or taxis. The City Line makes 6 stops between downtown (Phayathai Station) and the airport, completing each run in 30 minutes, making this a quick and convenient transportation option for getting in and out of Bangkok between 6am and midnight, every day.
The Airport Rail Link connects you to the MRT underground at Makkasan City Interchange Station (MRT Petchaburi Station) and the BTS Skytrain at Phayathai Station. From Bangkok International Airport (Suvarnabhumi), the entrance to the Airport Rail Link service is on the First Floor.
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Airport Rail Link route guide
The Airport Rail Link SA City Line begins at Phayathai Station in downtown Bangkok.
– SA City Line – 45 Baht Phayathai > Rathchaprarop > Makkasan > Ramkhamhaeng > Hua Mark > Ban Thap Chang > Lat Krabang > Suvarnabhumi Airport
There are 2 types of tickets: single-trip tokens and pre-paid Smart Passes. For temporary visitors, single-trip tokens are more suitable. You can buy your tokens from one of the Automatic Token Dispensers located at every station. Simply select your destination and the number of passengers, and the fare will be calculated based on your input. The machine accepts both coins and bills. Always choose to print out the receipt; you might need it later.
You can also buy your tokens from the ticket booth.
