When you arrive at Bangkok International Airport, a tour representative will meet and greet you before escorting you to your hotel. Then spend the rest of the first day at leisure, getting to know Bangkok's bustling metropolis. Perhaps you could treat yourself to a traditional Thai massage, surprise your taste buds with local delicacies, and end the day by watching the sunset from one of the fashionable rooftop restaurants that have sprouted up in the city's towers in recent years... the possibilities are endless. Bangkok overnight

Prepare to spend half a day exploring three of Bangkok's most important Buddhist temples after breakfast. Begin at Wat Traimit, commonly known as the Golden Buddha Temple, which houses a 3-metre-tall solid gold statue weighing 5.5 tonnes. Then make your way through Chinatown to Wat Pho, the Reclining Buddha temple and home to the Chedis of the Kings. This 46-metre-long and 15-metre-high Buddha is the largest in Bangkok, and it depicts the Buddha's ascension into nirvana. The Grand Palace, the former residence of the Kings of Bangkok, is one of the most stunning specimens of an ancient Siamese court. The Funeral Palace, the Reception Palace, the Throne Hall, the Coronation Hall, the Royal Guest House, and the majestic Emerald Buddha Temple are all located here. To wrap out the tour, visit a local lapidary factory and showroom, where you can buy locally manufactured jewellery, handicrafts, and silk at reasonable costs. The Grand Palace is closed for major royal rituals and when visiting heads of state. Overnight in Bangkok

Leave Bangkok towards Maeklong Railway Market, popularly known as Talad Rom Hoop. When you arrive, the guide will tell you about the history of the place. Watch the action for a few minutes before the train passes through the market. The process moves so quickly that it will take your breath away for a little moment. Then visit the world-famous floating market at "Damnoen Saduak"; there are countless floating markets around the country, where colourfully clothed merchants paddle through packed canals in robust canoes laden with fresh fruits and vegetables to sell to buyers on the banks. This is an exciting and enjoyable approach to see what the locals prefer and go bargain hunting. Return to Bangkok by taxi. Breakfast is provided. Overnight stay in Bangkok

Wake up to one last breakfast at the hotel before having some spare time before the unescorted transfer back to Bangkok Airport, where you'll catch your connecting aircraft to your next destination. Breakfast is provided.