Mystical Bangkok

Excursion MYSTICAL BANGKOK from Pattaya The dark and quiet side of the megacity. Departure: Saturday and Sunday Asian ghosts are much scarier than their Western counterparts. Thailand has a long-standing tradition of terrible stories based on real events, and in the locations of these scary and legendary events, we will participate as part of this exclusive tour. This program is for people who are not afraid of ghosts and are also interested in unusual phenomena and unexplained scientific mysteries. We have meticulously selected the most famous ‘dark’ mystical attractions of the capital and compiled them into a full-day, intensive tour. “2 kilometers from the pier on Ko Kret Island are the remains of an abandoned mansion that was half-burned. The house is located in a tamarind garden, but since the fire, the garden has ceased to bloom and looks ominous. Neighbors often report sightings of ghosts at moonlit nights. Sometimes they hear a woman crying and screaming...” Other fun stories will be narrated by the guide at the sites. Tour program: 7:00 Departure from Pattaya. 9:00 Rest stop on the way, tea, coffee, breakfast available. 10:00 Dragon Temple and Forest Labyrinth. Real eerie stories about monks' lives and recent shocking rituals. 12:30 Emerald Room, Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen (temple of the wealthiest sect in the world - Dhamma Kaya), the largest Buddha in Bangkok. 13:30 Wat Khun Chan. Temple for worship and offerings of black items. 14:00 Lunch. 15:30 The mysterious Ko Kret island, home to seven unique villages, the famous Falling Pagoda, Ghost House, Oblivion Village, Artisan Village, pottery workshops, and more. 18:00 Departure back to Pattaya. 20:00 Arrival at Pattaya hotels. Note! There is a high chance of encountering wild animals such as large monitor lizards, squirrels, rabbits, and pythons during the tour. Giant Dragon Temple. Wat Samphan – The Dragon Temple, one of the most unusual temples in Thailand. The dragon length is 300 meters, height – 17 floors, built in 1985. This little-known temple for tourists features a 50-meter pink building wrapped around a giant mythological dragon. Previously, tourist access was strictly prohibited, and the temple had a bad reputation due to monks conducting unusual and shocking rituals in the garden around it. After a scandal in the press and legal proceedings against the abbots, access was opened to everyone, and it is becoming increasingly popular. The temple was recently reconstructed after years of neglect, and now you can climb inside to the dragon’s body to the gaping mouth. The mysterious Ko Kret island. The pearl of Bangkok, an unusual and mysterious quite large island with no car traffic, bridges, roads, or high-rise buildings, surrounded by the modern city skyline. Many questions remain why such a densely populated city has a large island that is almost uninhabited, with only seven villages, a few temples, and a pedestrian shopping and entertainment street, plus an artisan village. Reaching the island is only possible by boats. This is an oasis of peace and quiet in the noisy metropolis. It’s a journey back in time, as little has changed here over the last 100–200 years. Child ticket is valid for children from 90 to 130 cm tall. Children under 90 cm who do not occupy a separate seat are free. IMPORTANT Bring original passports, hats, change of clothes, swimwear, camera, batteries, chargers, and money for souvenirs. Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs may be refused entry to the tour.