Extremely Dangerous Bangkok

"Extremely Dangerous Bangkok" excursion

 "Extremely Dangerous Bangkok" - this is the third and newest reincarnation of a popular tour in Thailand: "Dangerous Bangkok". Tours are made from Pattaya and you can even visit all the variations of the "Dangerous Bangkok" excursion - on each trip you will see and discover a lot of new things.

"Extremely Dangerous Bangkok" tour program:

• First of all, we visit one of the country's unusual temples, Wat Mahabut. This temple is a pilgrimage site for thousands of Thais. Here is an altar dedicated to the ghost of Mae Nak Phrakanong - the most terrible ghost known in the Kingdom of Thailand. The temple of Wat Mahabut itself is not a tourist, but a pilgrimage object. It does not see onlookers and random people. Only traditions and Thai people. On the adjacent territory there are unusual altars dedicated to Nang May - the forest (natural) spirits of the country. Opposite the temple, on the water - dozens of houses of local residents standing on stilts. This is the slums of the Phrakanong Canal. We are not in a hurry, we will study Thai spirits, ghosts and traditions in the most thorough manner.
• Before we head to Bangkok’s skytrain station, we’ll go through the quarter of contrasts. Ancient wooden houses, almost collapsed, are adjacent to elite high-rise buildings. Confirm the review of the quarter with the expression "City of Contrasts." And you will see that this is indeed so.
• Now we have a trip by air metro across the city. The windows of the cars offer a great view of Bangkok from the height of the 6-story building.
• During a transfer from one skytrain line to another, we will visit Nang Rumam, Thai folk dancers who help to fulfill any desires. A very famous place in the capital and throughout Thailand. A place was come to make financial desires as the local rich and ordinary people. Wishing tourists will help in the proper organization of the ritual. We will see a strong contrast between the expensive urban city and the strong religious traditions of Thais.
• From the overpass of skytrain station, we will examine the ghost skyscraper "Sathorn Unic Tower". If you wish, you can come closer to it. This is a monstrous-sized abandoned house, which has been towering in the business part of Bangkok for many years. Let's talk about terrible events and popular rumor associated with this high-rise.
• Next, we take a boat on the Chao Phraya River to Chinatown. Beautiful views of expensive hotels and slums will gradually replace each other.
• Chinatown is a real highlight of Bangkok. And now we have more time for a walk! We explore the hidden nooks and crannies of the ordinary tourist. Here is the real ghetto hidden by the front street signs! It is dangerous to visit such places in the evenings, therefore we visit slums only in the daytime. Be careful, there are pickpockets here! When visiting Chinatown and its back streets, you don’t need to wear jewelry and take large amounts of money with you, the original passports to avoid pickpocketing.
• Wat Saket Temple, much better known as Golden Mountain. We will overcome the 344 steps of the stairs, going in a smooth spiral to the top of an artificial hill. From above, a wonderful panorama of historical buildings and Chinatown opens. Wat Saket was once the highest place in Bangkok, of course, before the era of skyscrapers.
• Travel by speed boat on the historic San Saeb Canal. Our trip will start from Wat Saket and go directly to the Pratunam shopping area. Dug during the reign of King Rama II to provide a waterway for troops fighting in the war with Cambodia, the canal subsequently became the main route for Bangkok residents.
• We make a walk through the Bangkok quarters to the Baiyoke Sky skyscraper.
• Great dinner and a pleasant end to the excursion day in a skyscraper at an altitude of 300 meters! Types of "contrasting" Bangkok. Visit the observation deck, which rotates around its axis. Fascinating views of the metropolis at sunset. Buffet dinner is served at the Balcony Restaurant, which features an abundance of seafood.

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