Giulia & Nicholas
Things To Do
Lumphini Park
Often called the "Central Park of Bangkok" and named after the Nepali birthplace of Buddha, this an urban respite for many Bangkokians. The geographical heart of the park is an artificial lake where you can rent swan-shaped paddle boats.
The Grand Palace
Today the palace is home to various royal throne and ceremonial halls, as well as the sacred Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Please note that modest attire is required to enter the palace grounds-- covered shoulders and long pants. English speaking tour guides are readily available for hire at the palace entrance.
Chatuchak Weekend Market
This weekend market is one of the largest outdoor markets in the world with over 15,000 stalls. Here you'll find home décor, art, clothing, accessories, and cooking equipment, and live animals.
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, Ayutthaya, founded in 1350, was the second capital of the Siamese Kingdom. It is located one hour outside of Bangkok. Tours can be booked ahead of time and typically last a full day. If you are a history buff, this is a must do!
Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle, Thailand
If you are looking to expand your trip and want a one-of-a-kind experience, we recommend booking a few nights stay at the the Four Seasons Tented Camp. The property borders Myanmar and Laos and allows you to closely interact with rescued elephants, hike, fish, and explore Chiang Rai.
Ban Koh Klang
Ban Koh Klang is a small fishing island located just 15 minutes from the Banyan Tree Krabi. The hotel offers excursions to the island so guests can try out batik painting, dyeing fabric with organic dyes, or exploring nearby caves, mangrove forests, and rice fields.
Krabi Elephant Sanctuary
Krabi Elephant Sanctuary offers a new home for rescued elephants. It is the first ethical elephant tourism experience in Krabi. Guests can feed, walk with, and observe the elephants as they roam throughout the sanctuary, socialize and bathe naturally in the fresh water lagoon
