- Wat Ratchanatdaram Woravihara (Loha Prasat) - Visit the unique temple in Bangkok with the Loha Prasat (Iron temple). Normally, you will see the Stupa in the temple but this temple, they build Loha Prasat instead. The reason to build Loha Prasat, i will tell you during the tour.
- The Golden Mount (Wat Saket) - Take the picture with the artificial mountain or Golden Mountain where it is keeps the Buddha Relic on the top
- Mahakan Fort - Walking at Mahakan Fort and Park, learning the history of the old part of Bangkok. Mahakan fort is one of two remains fort from 1782AD
- Wat Thepthidaram - The main Buddha image in this temple is very unique which is made of one piece of white stone, similar to The Emerald Buddha in the Grand Palace which made of one piece of jade.
- Bamrung Mueang Road - Walking through Bamrung Muang Street to see a lot of Buddha Images shop. Also, you can see the selling many things for the to use in religious ceremonies.
- Wat Ratchabophit - This temple was build during the Colonialism period of around 150 years. That is why you will see some part of the temple decorated with Gothic Style which looks harmony with the Thai style.
- Giant Swing - Learning Hinduism believes in Thailand at the Giant Swing. If you know how they swing at the Giant Swing. You will not believe it.
- Wat Suthat - One of the biggest in Bangkok but a few tourist visit this temple. To be honest, after you visit Wat Sutat, you will find out that Wat Sutat is better to visit more than Wat Pho, Wat Arun and The Emerald Buddha.
- All fees and taxes included
- Lunch
- Bottled water
The Hidden Temples Tour gives you the sensation of stepping into a bygone era. The quartet of temples featured in our itinerary stand in stark contrast to well-known sites like the Reclining Buddha, the Temple of Dawn, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Each sanctuary exudes an air of absolute serenity and tranquility, scarcely touched by the bustle of tourists, which is why this tour has been aptly dubbed ‘Hidden Temples’. Moreover, you’ll gain an expansive insight into Thai history from its early days to contemporary times. The canal we will traverse at the outset of our expedition was excavated by manual labor. A few of the temples once served as cremation sites during the Black Death in the era of King Rama II.
In conclusion, the tour’s value extends beyond the temples themselves; as we navigate our journey on foot, you will encounter, absorb, and comprehend the authentic essence of Thai culture.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.