Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew 90 Minutes Guided Walking Tour | Bangkok

It was a good tour, it lasted around 1.5 hours to walk the Emerald Buddha buildings and then walk the grounds of the Grand Palace. Please note that you cannot go inside in any of the building of the grand palace. Also as part of the entry ticket, there is a complementary mask show that you can go (only weekdays) - you will need to take a shuttle to do that.

Informative tour though not without hiccups. As the package did not include admission ticket, we bought our own online as we're afraid to face a scenario of having a guide but denied entry as it's full. This caused much confusion later on when the tour operator informed on 23rd Aug that the Palace is closed for event on 24th Aug and needs to reschedule. It was difficult to coordinate between operator and Grand Palace at such last minute timing. In the end it turned out that we could actually go on 24th, and we waited around 30min for the Palace to reissue ticket, not before writing a memo of what happened... We liked how our guide Tuk wasted no time explaining the history to us while we were waiting. She's really friendly and knowledgeable and kept wanting to help take nice photos of us. Do take the free shuttle and watch the Khon performance which is included in the admission ticket.

Our tour guide, Ah Feng, was very attentive. After confirming the booking, she contacted us and sent us photos of the meeting point on the day of the event. She also provided detailed explanations of the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

Our tour guide, Ah Fung, provided an in-depth explanation of the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and answered all our questions completely, making it a wonderful tour.

The explanation was very clear and they also helped take photos so that we could understand more clearly all the stories and things of the Grand Palace

This New Year's Day, although it was a national holiday in Thailand, the Grand Palace was not open, and there were many activities, but the tickets happened to be free. Although we could only visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the tour guide sister smoothly introduced the story of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha to us. , we were able to patiently answer questions when we asked them, and the overall experience was very good. I recommend that if you want to understand the historical significance of these temples in Thailand, use the guided tour.

I was able to understand the content well because I listened to the explanations as I went around.

The Grand Palace is spectacular and majestic, with many statues of gods and tourists. The most basic thing to visit in Bangkok is to visit these

Because you have to wear long pants to enter the Grand Palace, the meeting time was delayed. Fortunately, the tour guide Bank on the day waited patiently and took the initiative to take photos for our family along the way. At the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Bank gave an in-depth introduction to Thai Buddhism. It was interesting and lively, and he answered every question. I sincerely recommend participating in this trip!

The tour guide is careful and helpful to take pictures, saying that many palace stories are a little late