4D 3N Bangkok Floating Market
Halal Tour
(Private Tour)
Bangkok
Bangkok is Thailand's capital, known for its vibrant street life, ornate temples, rich culture, and mix of tradition and modernity.
- Location: Located in central Thailand, on the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya River near the Gulf of Thailand.
- Population: Approximately around 11 million residents.
- Climate: Tropical savanna climate, with hot, humid weather year-round and distinct hot, rainy, and cooler seasons.
- Top Attractions: Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, Lumphini Park & Wat Pho
- Economy: Driven by trade, tourism, industry, and finance, with rising tech and investment—despite challenges like congestion and inequality.
- Transportation: To get around, people are using the BTS Skytrain and MRT subway for fast travel, buses and taxis for flexibility, tuk-tuks and motorbike taxis for short trips, and boats on the river.
Bangkok is Thailand’s bustling capital, known for its vibrant street life, rich culture, grand temples, and lively markets.
Private 4 Days 3 Nights Bangkok & Floating Market Itinerary
DAY 1: BANGKOK ARRIVAL & CHOCOLATE VILLE (D)
- Arrive to the airport, our driver will pick up and transfer to hotel.
- Visit Chocolate Ville or Erawadee Bangkok (depends on the airport flight arrives)
- Visit Big Bee Garden Bangkok
- Dinner at local restaurant
- Return to Hotel
DAY 2: FLOATING MARKET - RAILWAY TOUR (B/L/D)
- Breakfast at Hotel
- Visit Mae Klong Railway Market.
- Lunch at Halal Restaurant
- Visit Damnoen Saduak floating market (Exclude Boat Trips)
- Visit Masjid in Bangkok
- Dinner at Chao Phraya Cruise
- Relaxing at Asiatique the river front night market.
- Return to Hotel
DAY 3: BANGKOK SIGHTSEEING TOUR (B/L/D)
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Chao Phraya River sightseeing by traditional long tail boat.
- Visit historical buildings & Grand Palace or Wat Arun.
- Lunch at Halal Restaurant
- Visit the Platinum Fashion Mall & Pratunam Market
- Visit Gems Gallery Bangkok
- Dinner at Halal Restaurant
- Return to Hotel
DAY 4: SHOPPING & DEPARTURE (B)
- Breakfast and check out from hotel
- Shopping at Chocolate House
- Transfer to Airport
Adult
(12 years above)
from RM 1650/ pax
Group of 11 - 15 pax - RM 1650
Group of 7 - 10 pax - RM 1720
Group of 4 - 6 pax - RM 1780
Group of 2 - 3 pax - RM 2340
Children
(4 - 11 years)
Discount Up to 20% Children with Extra Bed
Discount Up to 40% Children without extra Bed
FOC for Kids Below 3 Years
Inclusion
- Hotel 3 nights stay in Bangkok
- Meals as mentioned in itinerary (B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner).
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Lunch & Dinner at Halal restaurant
- Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise
- English Speaking Guide
- Private air-conditioned land transportation
- All entrance fees of sightseeing places
- Accident Insurance
- Tips for tour guide
Exclusion
- All international flights
- Long Tail Boat at Floating Market
- Drinks & other personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Others not mentioned in the itinerary
FAQs
Do Malaysians need a visa to visit Thailand?
Malaysian passport holders generally do not require a visa for short tourist visits to Thailand, subject to the current immigration requirements.
Are the meals Halal?
Yes. Lunch and dinner are arranged at Halal restaurants throughout the tour. We work with trusted Halal-certified restaurants and vendors to provide Muslim-friendly dining throughout your journey.
What currency should I bring?
The local currency is Thai Baht (THB). Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and shopping malls, while cash is useful for markets, street food and small shops.
Will there be free time for shopping?
Yes. The itinerary normally provides free time for shopping at popular Bangkok shopping areas and markets.
How far is the floating market from Bangkok?
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is approximately 1.5–2 hours from central Bangkok, depending on traffic.
What is the best time to visit Bangkok and the floating market?
Bangkok can be visited throughout the year. The cooler months from approximately November to February are generally more comfortable for sightseeing.
