Asia's Icons - Tokyo, Singapore & Bangkok

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Inclusions

• 4-nights Tokyo, Palace Hotel, Deluxe Room or similar
• 4-nights Singapore, Goodwood Park Hotel, Deluxe Mayfair Room or similar
• 4-nights Bangkok, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort, Deluxe River View Room
• Breakfast daily
• Private airport transfers in Tokyo, Singapore and Bangkok
• English-speaking drivers and airport representatives as specified
• English-speaking local guides for included sightseeing
• Tokyo sightseeing by public transportation
• Full-day private excursion to Hakone
• Lake Ashi sightseeing cruise
• Hakone Ropeway journey
• Admission to the Hakone Open-Air Museum
• Singapore city orientation tour
• Singapore culinary and cultural tour
• Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun sightseeing
• Thonburi canal journey by long-tail boat
• Maeklong Railway Market excursion
• Paddle-boat experience at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
• Bang Pa-In Summer Palace and Ayutthaya excursion
• Entrance fees for attractions specified in the itinerary
• Transportation for included tours as specified

Exclusions

• International Flight
• Inter-country flights between Tokyo, Singapore and Bangkok

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Itinerary

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  Day 1 – Arrive Tokyo

  Welcome to Japan and its exciting capital, Tokyo. On arrival at Narita or Haneda Airport, meet your English-speaking driver in the arrivals hall and transfer by private vehicle to your hotel. After checking in, the remainder of the day is at leisure. You may like to begin exploring nearby Shinjuku, where department stores and skyscrapers contrast with atmospheric alleyways, restaurants, karaoke venues and the neon-lit streets of East Shinjuku. Alternatively, relax at the hotel following your flight and prepare for the days ahead.

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    Palace Hotel Tokyo (Deluxe)

    Palace Hotel Tokyo offers refined Japanese luxury in one of the capital’s most prestigious locations. Set in the Marunouchi business district beside the Imperial Palace gardens and moat, the hotel provides a peaceful retreat while remaining close to Tokyo’s commercial, cultural and transport hubs. Tokyo Station is within easy reach, while direct underground access to Otemachi Station connects guests to five subway lines.

    The hotel features 284 elegant rooms and suites, each designed with contemporary Japanese influences and calming natural tones. Large windows overlook the Imperial Palace gardens or surrounding cityscape, while many rooms include private balconies—a rare feature among Tokyo’s luxury hotels. Generous layouts, beautifully appointed bathrooms and thoughtful amenities create a relaxing sanctuary from the energy of the city.

    Dining is a major highlight, with an impressive collection of restaurants, bars and lounges. Guests can enjoy Japanese cuisine, refined French dining at Esterre by Alain Ducasse, Cantonese specialities at Amber Palace or relaxed international dishes at Grand Kitchen. The Palace Lounge provides an elegant setting for afternoon tea, while Royal Bar offers classic cocktails in sophisticated surroundings.

    For relaxation, evian SPA TOKYO features private treatment rooms, heated baths, saunas, a cold plunge pool and peaceful relaxation lounges. Guests also have access to an indoor swimming pool and fitness facilities.

    The Imperial Palace East Gardens are just across the moat, while Ginza’s luxury shopping, the restaurants of Marunouchi and Tokyo Station’s rail connections are all conveniently accessible.

    Palace Hotel Tokyo  (Deluxe)
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  Day 2 - Traditional and Contemporary Tokyo (B)

  After breakfast, meet your English-speaking guide for a full-day exploration of Tokyo using public transportation. Begin at Tsukiji Outer Market, where narrow lanes are filled with seafood vendors, specialty food stores and professional kitchenware shops. Continue to peaceful Hamarikyu Gardens, an Edo-period landscape surrounded by modern skyscrapers. In historic Asakusa, visit colorful Sensoji Temple and browse the traditional stalls of Nakamise Street. Complete the day at Tokyo Skytree, Japan’s tallest structure, where an observation deck offers sweeping views across the immense city.

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  Day 3 – Tokyo Fashion, Culture and Sumo (B,D)

  Today’s guided sightseeing begins at Meiji Shrine, a tranquil Shinto sanctuary surrounded by an expansive forest in the heart of Tokyo. Continue into neighboring Harajuku, known for its colorful youth fashions, boutiques and lively Takeshita Street. Stroll along tree-lined Omotesando, where striking contemporary architecture houses luxury brands and Japanese designers, before experiencing the energy of Shibuya and its world-famous pedestrian crossing. This evening, enjoy an entertaining sumo performance accompanied by chanko-nabe, the hearty hotpot traditionally eaten by sumo wrestlers. Return independently to your hotel after dinner.

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    Palace Hotel Tokyo (Deluxe)

    Palace Hotel Tokyo offers refined Japanese luxury in one of the capital’s most prestigious locations. Set in the Marunouchi business district beside the Imperial Palace gardens and moat, the hotel provides a peaceful retreat while remaining close to Tokyo’s commercial, cultural and transport hubs. Tokyo Station is within easy reach, while direct underground access to Otemachi Station connects guests to five subway lines.

    The hotel features 284 elegant rooms and suites, each designed with contemporary Japanese influences and calming natural tones. Large windows overlook the Imperial Palace gardens or surrounding cityscape, while many rooms include private balconies—a rare feature among Tokyo’s luxury hotels. Generous layouts, beautifully appointed bathrooms and thoughtful amenities create a relaxing sanctuary from the energy of the city.

    Dining is a major highlight, with an impressive collection of restaurants, bars and lounges. Guests can enjoy Japanese cuisine, refined French dining at Esterre by Alain Ducasse, Cantonese specialities at Amber Palace or relaxed international dishes at Grand Kitchen. The Palace Lounge provides an elegant setting for afternoon tea, while Royal Bar offers classic cocktails in sophisticated surroundings.

    For relaxation, evian SPA TOKYO features private treatment rooms, heated baths, saunas, a cold plunge pool and peaceful relaxation lounges. Guests also have access to an indoor swimming pool and fitness facilities.

    The Imperial Palace East Gardens are just across the moat, while Ginza’s luxury shopping, the restaurants of Marunouchi and Tokyo Station’s rail connections are all conveniently accessible.

    Palace Hotel Tokyo  (Deluxe)
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  Day 4 – Hakone and Mount Fuji Region (B)

  Leave Tokyo with your private vehicle and English-speaking guide for a full-day excursion to Hakone, part of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. Cruise across beautiful Lake Ashi aboard a distinctive sightseeing vessel, with the possibility of seeing Mount Fuji when weather conditions are clear. Continue to the Hakone Ropeway, travelling above the region’s mountainous volcanic landscape to Owakudani, known for its sulphureous vents and hot springs. Conclude at the Hakone Open-Air Museum, where sculptures, gardens and indoor galleries include an extensive collection of works by Picasso. Return to Tokyo in the evening.

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    Palace Hotel Tokyo (Deluxe)

    Palace Hotel Tokyo offers refined Japanese luxury in one of the capital’s most prestigious locations. Set in the Marunouchi business district beside the Imperial Palace gardens and moat, the hotel provides a peaceful retreat while remaining close to Tokyo’s commercial, cultural and transport hubs. Tokyo Station is within easy reach, while direct underground access to Otemachi Station connects guests to five subway lines.

    The hotel features 284 elegant rooms and suites, each designed with contemporary Japanese influences and calming natural tones. Large windows overlook the Imperial Palace gardens or surrounding cityscape, while many rooms include private balconies—a rare feature among Tokyo’s luxury hotels. Generous layouts, beautifully appointed bathrooms and thoughtful amenities create a relaxing sanctuary from the energy of the city.

    Dining is a major highlight, with an impressive collection of restaurants, bars and lounges. Guests can enjoy Japanese cuisine, refined French dining at Esterre by Alain Ducasse, Cantonese specialities at Amber Palace or relaxed international dishes at Grand Kitchen. The Palace Lounge provides an elegant setting for afternoon tea, while Royal Bar offers classic cocktails in sophisticated surroundings.

    For relaxation, evian SPA TOKYO features private treatment rooms, heated baths, saunas, a cold plunge pool and peaceful relaxation lounges. Guests also have access to an indoor swimming pool and fitness facilities.

    The Imperial Palace East Gardens are just across the moat, while Ginza’s luxury shopping, the restaurants of Marunouchi and Tokyo Station’s rail connections are all conveniently accessible.

    Palace Hotel Tokyo  (Deluxe)
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  Day 5 - Tokyo - Singapore (B)

  Enjoy breakfast and time at leisure before meeting your driver for a private transfer to Narita or Haneda Airport. Board your flight to Singapore (not included), a compact island nation known for its multicultural heritage, futuristic skyline, green spaces and exceptional food. After completing immigration and collecting your luggage, meet your English-speaking driver in the arrivals hall and transfer privately to your hotel. The remainder of the day is free to relax or begin exploring the nearby restaurants, shopping districts and illuminated city streets at your own pace.

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    Goodwood Park Hotel (Deluxe)

    Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore combines historic character, resort-style surroundings and a highly convenient location near the city’s famous Orchard Road shopping district. Built in 1900 as the Teutonia Club, the property was later transformed into a hotel, and its distinctive Grand Tower was gazetted as a national monument in 1989. Its elegant architecture and landscaped grounds provide a peaceful contrast to Singapore’s modern skyline.

    The hotel features 233 rooms and suites spread across several wings. Accommodation ranges from comfortable deluxe rooms to spacious heritage rooms, poolside rooms and apartment-style suites. Interiors blend traditional elegance with contemporary amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, minibars and well-appointed bathrooms. Selected rooms provide direct or convenient access to the hotel’s swimming pools, while larger suites are suitable for families and extended stays.

    Dining is a highlight, with five renowned restaurants complemented by a bar and deli. Min Jiang specialises in refined Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, while Gordon Grill is recognised for its steaks and classic European dishes. Coffee Lounge offers local and international favourites, and L’Espresso is particularly popular for its elegant English afternoon tea. The hotel is also well known locally for its seasonal durian pastries and desserts.

    Leisure facilities include two outdoor swimming pools, a fitness centre and beauty and spa services. Despite its relaxed atmosphere, the hotel is close to many of Singapore’s attractions. Orchard Road, ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City are within easy reach, while nearby MRT services provide convenient connections to Marina Bay, Chinatown and Gardens by the Bay.

    Goodwood Park Hotel  (Deluxe)
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  Day 6 – Singapore City and Heritage Districts (B)

  Discover Singapore’s multicultural character on a guided morning orientation tour. Drive through the historic Civic District, passing the Padang, Parliament House, Cricket Club and National Gallery Singapore. Visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of the city’s oldest Chinese temples, before travelling through Chinatown and its traditional shophouses. Continue to Kampong Glam to see the golden-domed Sultan Mosque and colorful Haji Lane, lined with boutiques and cafés. Finish in vibrant Little India, where spice shops, flower garlands and temples reflect the neighborhood’s rich heritage. The afternoon is at leisure.

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    Goodwood Park Hotel (Deluxe)

    Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore combines historic character, resort-style surroundings and a highly convenient location near the city’s famous Orchard Road shopping district. Built in 1900 as the Teutonia Club, the property was later transformed into a hotel, and its distinctive Grand Tower was gazetted as a national monument in 1989. Its elegant architecture and landscaped grounds provide a peaceful contrast to Singapore’s modern skyline.

    The hotel features 233 rooms and suites spread across several wings. Accommodation ranges from comfortable deluxe rooms to spacious heritage rooms, poolside rooms and apartment-style suites. Interiors blend traditional elegance with contemporary amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, minibars and well-appointed bathrooms. Selected rooms provide direct or convenient access to the hotel’s swimming pools, while larger suites are suitable for families and extended stays.

    Dining is a highlight, with five renowned restaurants complemented by a bar and deli. Min Jiang specialises in refined Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, while Gordon Grill is recognised for its steaks and classic European dishes. Coffee Lounge offers local and international favourites, and L’Espresso is particularly popular for its elegant English afternoon tea. The hotel is also well known locally for its seasonal durian pastries and desserts.

    Leisure facilities include two outdoor swimming pools, a fitness centre and beauty and spa services. Despite its relaxed atmosphere, the hotel is close to many of Singapore’s attractions. Orchard Road, ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City are within easy reach, while nearby MRT services provide convenient connections to Marina Bay, Chinatown and Gardens by the Bay.

    Goodwood Park Hotel  (Deluxe)
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  Day 7 – Singapore Culinary and Cultural Trail (B)

  Experience Singapore through its food on a guided exploration of the city’s eastern neighborhoods. Begin at Geylang Serai Market, discovering herbs, spices and ingredients central to Malay cooking. Sample local favorites such as nasi lemak, mee rebus and traditional kueh, along with freshly prepared roti prata. Continue to Joo Chiat and Katong, neighborhoods known for their Malay and Peranakan heritage. Walk past beautifully preserved pastel-colored shophouses decorated with intricate tiles and architectural details, and browse boutiques offering batik, handmade wares and traditional sweets. Food tastings are included.

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    Goodwood Park Hotel (Deluxe)

    Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore combines historic character, resort-style surroundings and a highly convenient location near the city’s famous Orchard Road shopping district. Built in 1900 as the Teutonia Club, the property was later transformed into a hotel, and its distinctive Grand Tower was gazetted as a national monument in 1989. Its elegant architecture and landscaped grounds provide a peaceful contrast to Singapore’s modern skyline.

    The hotel features 233 rooms and suites spread across several wings. Accommodation ranges from comfortable deluxe rooms to spacious heritage rooms, poolside rooms and apartment-style suites. Interiors blend traditional elegance with contemporary amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, minibars and well-appointed bathrooms. Selected rooms provide direct or convenient access to the hotel’s swimming pools, while larger suites are suitable for families and extended stays.

    Dining is a highlight, with five renowned restaurants complemented by a bar and deli. Min Jiang specialises in refined Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, while Gordon Grill is recognised for its steaks and classic European dishes. Coffee Lounge offers local and international favourites, and L’Espresso is particularly popular for its elegant English afternoon tea. The hotel is also well known locally for its seasonal durian pastries and desserts.

    Leisure facilities include two outdoor swimming pools, a fitness centre and beauty and spa services. Despite its relaxed atmosphere, the hotel is close to many of Singapore’s attractions. Orchard Road, ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City are within easy reach, while nearby MRT services provide convenient connections to Marina Bay, Chinatown and Gardens by the Bay.

    Goodwood Park Hotel  (Deluxe)
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  Day 8 – Singapore at Leisure (B)

  Today is free to explore Singapore according to your interests. Visit the spectacular Gardens by the Bay, browse the shops of Orchard Road or discover the attractions of Marina Bay. Culture enthusiasts may wish to explore the National Gallery Singapore, Asian Civilizations Museum or the city’s diverse neighborhoods in greater depth. Alternatively, spend time on Sentosa Island, enjoy a Singapore Sling at a historic hotel or sample more of the city’s famous hawker cuisine. With an efficient public transport system, Singapore is easy to discover independently.

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    Goodwood Park Hotel (Deluxe)

    Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore combines historic character, resort-style surroundings and a highly convenient location near the city’s famous Orchard Road shopping district. Built in 1900 as the Teutonia Club, the property was later transformed into a hotel, and its distinctive Grand Tower was gazetted as a national monument in 1989. Its elegant architecture and landscaped grounds provide a peaceful contrast to Singapore’s modern skyline.

    The hotel features 233 rooms and suites spread across several wings. Accommodation ranges from comfortable deluxe rooms to spacious heritage rooms, poolside rooms and apartment-style suites. Interiors blend traditional elegance with contemporary amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, minibars and well-appointed bathrooms. Selected rooms provide direct or convenient access to the hotel’s swimming pools, while larger suites are suitable for families and extended stays.

    Dining is a highlight, with five renowned restaurants complemented by a bar and deli. Min Jiang specialises in refined Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, while Gordon Grill is recognised for its steaks and classic European dishes. Coffee Lounge offers local and international favourites, and L’Espresso is particularly popular for its elegant English afternoon tea. The hotel is also well known locally for its seasonal durian pastries and desserts.

    Leisure facilities include two outdoor swimming pools, a fitness centre and beauty and spa services. Despite its relaxed atmosphere, the hotel is close to many of Singapore’s attractions. Orchard Road, ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City are within easy reach, while nearby MRT services provide convenient connections to Marina Bay, Chinatown and Gardens by the Bay.

    Goodwood Park Hotel  (Deluxe)
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  Day 9 – Singapore to Bangkok (B)

  After breakfast, enjoy time at leisure until your private transfer to Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Bangkok (not included). On arrival in Thailand, complete immigration and meet your representative at the designated meeting point before transferring privately to your hotel. The remainder of the day is free to relax or begin discovering Thailand’s energetic capital. Bangkok combines gilded temples and traditional markets with contemporary shopping centers, rooftop venues and a celebrated street-food scene, offering an exciting introduction to the country known as the “Land of Smiles.”

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    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort (Deluxe)

    Set amid tropical gardens on the tranquil western bank of the Chao Phraya River, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort offers a relaxing urban escape with convenient access to the city’s celebrated attractions. Although only a short journey from central Bangkok, the resort feels wonderfully removed from the capital’s fast-paced streets, creating an inviting retreat after a day of sightseeing.

    Guest rooms and suites combine contemporary comfort with elegant Thai-inspired design. Warm natural tones, dark wood furnishings and thoughtful decorative details create a refined sense of place, while selected accommodation offers balconies overlooking the gardens, swimming pool or river. The spacious Deluxe Rooms provide a comfortable base for couples, friends and families exploring Bangkok.

    Dining is a highlight, with a choice of restaurants offering Thai and international flavours in atmospheric indoor and outdoor settings. Guests can also enjoy an unforgettable dinner cruise aboard a beautifully restored rice barge, taking in illuminated temples and palaces along the River of Kings.

    At the heart of the resort is one of Bangkok’s largest outdoor swimming pools, surrounded by lush greenery and inviting loungers. Additional facilities include a well-equipped fitness centre, tennis courts, wellness activities, a children’s club and the indulgent Anantara Spa. Thai cooking classes, cultural experiences and Muay Thai sessions provide further opportunities to connect with the destination.

    A complimentary scheduled shuttle boat links the resort with Saphan Taksin, where guests can access the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok’s wider transport network. Combining resort-style relaxation with easy city exploration, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort is an excellent choice for travellers seeking space, tranquillity and authentic Thai hospitality.

    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort  (Deluxe)
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  Day 10 – Bangkok Temples and Thonburi Canals (B,L)

  Begin at Bangkok’s magnificent Grand Palace, an ornate complex of royal buildings, pavilions and sacred temples. Visit Wat Phra Kaew, home to the revered Emerald Buddha, before continuing to Wat Pho to see its impressive 45-metre-long Reclining Buddha. After lunch at a local restaurant, board a traditional long-tail boat to explore the quieter canals of Thonburi. Pass waterside communities and stilted homes that reveal a more traditional side of Bangkok. Conclude at Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, distinguished by its towering riverside spire decorated with colorful porcelain.

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    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort (Deluxe)

    Set amid tropical gardens on the tranquil western bank of the Chao Phraya River, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort offers a relaxing urban escape with convenient access to the city’s celebrated attractions. Although only a short journey from central Bangkok, the resort feels wonderfully removed from the capital’s fast-paced streets, creating an inviting retreat after a day of sightseeing.

    Guest rooms and suites combine contemporary comfort with elegant Thai-inspired design. Warm natural tones, dark wood furnishings and thoughtful decorative details create a refined sense of place, while selected accommodation offers balconies overlooking the gardens, swimming pool or river. The spacious Deluxe Rooms provide a comfortable base for couples, friends and families exploring Bangkok.

    Dining is a highlight, with a choice of restaurants offering Thai and international flavours in atmospheric indoor and outdoor settings. Guests can also enjoy an unforgettable dinner cruise aboard a beautifully restored rice barge, taking in illuminated temples and palaces along the River of Kings.

    At the heart of the resort is one of Bangkok’s largest outdoor swimming pools, surrounded by lush greenery and inviting loungers. Additional facilities include a well-equipped fitness centre, tennis courts, wellness activities, a children’s club and the indulgent Anantara Spa. Thai cooking classes, cultural experiences and Muay Thai sessions provide further opportunities to connect with the destination.

    A complimentary scheduled shuttle boat links the resort with Saphan Taksin, where guests can access the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok’s wider transport network. Combining resort-style relaxation with easy city exploration, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort is an excellent choice for travellers seeking space, tranquillity and authentic Thai hospitality.

    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort  (Deluxe)
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  Day 11 – Railway and Floating Markets (B,L)

  Travel beyond Bangkok for a morning exploring two of Thailand’s most distinctive markets. Begin at Maeklong Railway Market, where vendors display their produce beside and across an active railway line. Watch as awnings and stalls are swiftly moved when a train approaches, then restored once it has passed. Continue to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and board a paddle boat to travel among vendors selling fruit, food and souvenirs from traditional wooden boats. Following time to explore and take photographs, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before returning to Bangkok.

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    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort (Deluxe)

    Set amid tropical gardens on the tranquil western bank of the Chao Phraya River, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort offers a relaxing urban escape with convenient access to the city’s celebrated attractions. Although only a short journey from central Bangkok, the resort feels wonderfully removed from the capital’s fast-paced streets, creating an inviting retreat after a day of sightseeing.

    Guest rooms and suites combine contemporary comfort with elegant Thai-inspired design. Warm natural tones, dark wood furnishings and thoughtful decorative details create a refined sense of place, while selected accommodation offers balconies overlooking the gardens, swimming pool or river. The spacious Deluxe Rooms provide a comfortable base for couples, friends and families exploring Bangkok.

    Dining is a highlight, with a choice of restaurants offering Thai and international flavours in atmospheric indoor and outdoor settings. Guests can also enjoy an unforgettable dinner cruise aboard a beautifully restored rice barge, taking in illuminated temples and palaces along the River of Kings.

    At the heart of the resort is one of Bangkok’s largest outdoor swimming pools, surrounded by lush greenery and inviting loungers. Additional facilities include a well-equipped fitness centre, tennis courts, wellness activities, a children’s club and the indulgent Anantara Spa. Thai cooking classes, cultural experiences and Muay Thai sessions provide further opportunities to connect with the destination.

    A complimentary scheduled shuttle boat links the resort with Saphan Taksin, where guests can access the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok’s wider transport network. Combining resort-style relaxation with easy city exploration, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort is an excellent choice for travellers seeking space, tranquillity and authentic Thai hospitality.

    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort  (Deluxe)
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  Day 12 – Ayutthaya and Bang Pa-In (B,L)

  Depart Bangkok for Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, a former royal retreat featuring an elegant mixture of Thai, Chinese and European architectural styles. Continue to Ayutthaya, founded in 1350 and the capital of the Siamese Kingdom for more than four centuries. Now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its atmospheric ruins provide a fascinating window into Thailand’s royal past. After lunch, explore significant temples including Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Wat Mahathat, where an iconic Buddha head is entwined within tree roots. Return to Bangkok in the late afternoon.

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    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort (Deluxe)

    Set amid tropical gardens on the tranquil western bank of the Chao Phraya River, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort offers a relaxing urban escape with convenient access to the city’s celebrated attractions. Although only a short journey from central Bangkok, the resort feels wonderfully removed from the capital’s fast-paced streets, creating an inviting retreat after a day of sightseeing.

    Guest rooms and suites combine contemporary comfort with elegant Thai-inspired design. Warm natural tones, dark wood furnishings and thoughtful decorative details create a refined sense of place, while selected accommodation offers balconies overlooking the gardens, swimming pool or river. The spacious Deluxe Rooms provide a comfortable base for couples, friends and families exploring Bangkok.

    Dining is a highlight, with a choice of restaurants offering Thai and international flavours in atmospheric indoor and outdoor settings. Guests can also enjoy an unforgettable dinner cruise aboard a beautifully restored rice barge, taking in illuminated temples and palaces along the River of Kings.

    At the heart of the resort is one of Bangkok’s largest outdoor swimming pools, surrounded by lush greenery and inviting loungers. Additional facilities include a well-equipped fitness centre, tennis courts, wellness activities, a children’s club and the indulgent Anantara Spa. Thai cooking classes, cultural experiences and Muay Thai sessions provide further opportunities to connect with the destination.

    A complimentary scheduled shuttle boat links the resort with Saphan Taksin, where guests can access the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok’s wider transport network. Combining resort-style relaxation with easy city exploration, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort is an excellent choice for travellers seeking space, tranquillity and authentic Thai hospitality.

    Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort  (Deluxe)
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  Day 13 – Depart Bangkok (B)

  Enjoy breakfast at the hotel followed by time at leisure, depending on your flight schedule. You may wish to complete some final shopping, take a walk through the surrounding neighborhood or simply relax before departure. At the appointed time, meet your driver in the hotel lobby and transfer privately to Bangkok Airport for your onward flight. Your journey concludes with lasting memories of Tokyo’s contrasts, Singapore’s multicultural flavors and Bangkok’s temples, waterways and welcoming atmosphere.

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