Bangkok à travers l'objectif - En bateau, à pied et sur la route

Prenez des photos magnifiques de monuments emblématiques et saisissez des moments peu communs.

Inclus
- Visite guidée par un photographe professionnel

Non inclus
- Entrée aux activités
- Repas et boissons
- Pourboires
- Dépenses personnelles
- Activités en option

Informations importantes
- Destiné aux amateurs de photographie qui possèdent les bases de cet art.
- Le tour a lieu quel que soit le temps, avec toutefois quelques aménagements.
- N'hésitez pas à apporter un trépied et bien sûr votre appareil.

Cliquez ici pour obtenir plus d'informations sur cette activité (en anglais).

Booking a private photo expert allows you to select the below carefully planned routes or when your photo guide contacts you directly to make desired changes where possible according to your interest.

Meet at Sapan Thaksin Pier to take the "River Express" the start of Bangkok's only way to avoid the traffic. Rather than hop on the boat straight away, start with a little walk up onto the bridge above the pier and capture some bird's eye shots of Bangkok's architecture and busy river, the Chao Praya. Proceed to take the boat to Tha Phra Chang Pier. On the boat you will already have some great opportunities to photograph life / architecture on the river banks. The tour focuses primarily on the area know as "Ratanakosin Island".

Once you get off the boat and walk towards the main road you'll be facing Bangkok's busiest tourist spot: The Grand Palace. You, however, will take one small turn away form the tourist crowd and just over 100 meters away, you will end up in one of the most bustling and fascinating parts of the city; home to traditional shop houses, 3 universities, street food everywhere and one of Bangkok's most interesting markets, the amulet market. You will walk down the road and into small alleyways and witness Bangkokians' everyday life as well as get a glimpse of Wat Mahathat's Buddhist university/monastery. Time for a cool drink!

Then proceed to Tha Thien Pier and cross the river to Wat Arun, the temple of dawn to get a different view of Ratanakosin and see some different architecture. Then cross back over to Tha Thien and browse through a couple of small markets there and follow that with a visit of Wat Po, the temple of the reclining Buddha.

After a coffee and cool drink break at a lovely riverside cafe, proceed to Paak Klong Talaad market, one of the oldest food markets in Bangkok and also home to the flower market.

Follow that with a Tuk Tuk ride to the Golden Mount, Wat Saket a temple perched on Bangkok's highest hill for some views of old and new Bangkok. From there walk through some of the most interesting streets in Bangkok on your way to "Sao Tching Chaa", an area known for it's Buddha statue workshops and artisans. Very few tourists get to see this fascinating yet very photogenic area. End the tour with a tuk tuk ride back to Tha Phra Chang Pier next to the Grand Palace.

Includes
- Expert photographer guide

Excludes
- Boats
- Transfers
- Refreshments
- Entry fees
- Meals and drinks
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs
- Personal expenses

Please Note
- Participants must have basic knowledge of their cameras.
- Routes may be changed based on local conditions.
- Tours leave rain or shine.
- Please wear a pair of good walking shoes, and bring a lightweight poncho in case it rains. A small bottle of water & sun hat is recommended for high temperatures.
- A lightweight tripod is recommended for evening sessions.
- Clients who have not booked this activity in conjunction with a hotel are advised to provide contact details.