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Halong Indian Restaurant prepares authentic Indian fayre and is also Halal certified. The set lunch menu includes
mixed salad, tamatar soup, tandoori chicken, fish curry, mattar paneer, dal amsari, raita, roti-naan, steamed rice, fruit.

Halong Indian Restaurant prepares authentic Indian fayre and is also Halal certified. The dinner buffet changes but will always include a salad, tamatar soup, dal amsari, raita, roti and naan, vegetarian and non-vegetarian curry, steamed rice, fruit and drinking water.

Mango Tree Restaurant offers a wide selection from today's popular and traditional Thai dishes from all regions. All are created from a careful selection of ingredients, sauces, and herbs, and from the chefs' culinary expertise in Thai cuisine. These have made Mango Tree become well-known among both Thai and foreigners. The highlight signature dish here is Tom Yum Goong - hot and sour soup with shrimp, a typical Thai menu that is a must try once you are in Thailand. Mango Tree offers the authentic taste of Thailand.

A tour of historic and modern Krung Thep, or 'City of Angels' as Bangkok is
known to the Thai people. The programme includes a visit to Wat Jetuphon
(better known as Wat Pho), the oldest of the city temples situated opposite the
Grand Palace. The temple is renowned as Thailand's oldest university and there
are instructive murals illustrating the finer points of Thai massage which is
still taught and practised here. The highlight is the 46 metre long and 15
metre high statue of a reclining Buddha. Also included is a visit to Wat
Traimitr, located near to Bangkok's main railway station. The temple houses a
5.5 tonne gold Buddha, which was discovered when it's plaster casing broke
whilst being transported to its new home from the port area. The tour
terminates via a visit to a Jewelry retailer (Royal Lapidary).

Visit Klongma canal, Bangkhunsri canal, Klong Chak Pra canal, Bangkok Noi canal and the Chao Phaya River. Wan Fah Rice barges offer the best Thai tropical fresh fruits in season , as well as the many possible cocktail concoctions available with a great variety of local spirits during your trip. On the Wan Fah Rice Barge River Cruise sit comfortably in the original local rice barge and watch the boats and life on the riverside go by. The cruise will begin on a long tail boat and will pass various temples. You will see Thai people at home along the canals and then you will move to the rice barge. An exciting, spectacular and vibrant experience in the 'Venice of the East'.

For those with a head for heights, a buffet lunch featuring Asian and Western foods is served at the Bangkok Sky Restaurant on the 76th and 78th floor of the Baiyoke Sky hotel, the tallest building in Thailand. Entrance is included to the Observation Deck, which is sandwiched between the restaurant on the 77th floor, as well as the revolving Open-Air Roof Deck on the 84th floor. This affords an alfresco view of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya river, wending its way to the Gulf of Thailand.

Old Bangkok was a city of canals, linking neighbourhoods to markets and the main artery of the Chao Phraya River, earning it the title, 'Venice of the East'. Take an early morning transfer to a pier on the Chao Phraya River and board a long-tail boat launch to explore the narrow canals of Thonburi, where stilt houses still line the banks and families can sometimes be seen going through their ablutions in the murky waters. You might also see the monks collecting their daily food rations from the faithful. During the tour you will see renowned sights such as the Temple of the Dawn and the Royal Barges Museum.

Depart to Ratchaburi province, for the village of Damnernsaduak, about 110km from Bangkok. First visit a coconut plantation to see harvesting and handicrafts, then on to Damnernsaduak, surrounded by a network of khlongs (canals) that radiate out into the orchards and gardens in the surrounding countryside. Daily, local farmers gather fruits, vegetables and prepared dishes and trade them along the canals to the drop off point at the market wharf. Seasonal fruits on offer include mango, jackfruit, rambutan, the notoriously pungent durian and many more. Optional boat hire is available at the market wharf to explore the narrow canals. Further optional visits include a Snake Farm, an Elephant ride, and the Royal Thai Handicrafts workshop. On return to Bangkok the tour terminates via a visit to the Gems Gallery.

Right there in the basement of Bangkok's world class shopping mall, Siam Paragon, Siam Ocean World is your new and fantastic experience underwater world with seven marine themes in its walk-through aquariam: Weird and Wonderful, Deep Reef, Living Ocean, Rocky Shore, Open Ocean, and Sea Jellies. Discover how ocean lifestyle can make your world different, and even much more exciting with a great combination of all as a value pack on offer: Aquarium, 4D X-Venture Theatre and Glass Bottom Boat. The 4D Theatre, with the innovating entertainment technology, offers the unique up-close excitement of the venture scenes, as if you were in the movie yourself and experiencing it all real. Then come face to face with thousands of fish, just millimetres away on Glass Bottom Boat ride tours, with expert commentary by Siam Ocean World staff. A great value pack not to be missed.

Located in the basement of the upmarket Siam Paragon shopping mall, Siam Ocean World presents seven marine themes in its walk-through aquariam. The first zone, just to unsettle you, is 'Weird and Wonderful' with no fish but a display of crustacea and cephalods. 'Deep Reef' presents the vividly coloured denizens of the coral seas. 'Living Ocean' represents a microcosm of survival in the briny. 'Rainforest' moves inland with a collection of freshwater fish, amphibians and mammals. 'Rocky Shore' introduces fauna that thrive where the land meets the sea. 'Open Ocean' introduces the predators of the main, sharks! Finally 'Sea Jellies' showcases the boneless and brainless, yet often beautiful and occasionally deadly. There are hourly 'contact' dives, whilst sharks are fed at 13:30 and 17:30 daily, with seals enjoying their lunch and dinner at 12:30 and 16:30.