Things to do in Phachi

Wat Na Phra Meru or Wat Na Phra Meru Ratchikaram Worawihan, opposite the Grand Palace, is the only temple that was not destroyed by the Burmese and is still in good condition. It is assumed that it may have been the location of the Burmese headquarters. The principal Buddha image is Phra Phutthanimit Wichit Marmoli Si Sanphet Borommatrailokanat, which combines the beliefs of the Khmer Devaraja and the Dharma Raja of Ayutthaya. It is cast in a mixture of gold and bronze. In addition, on the side of the chapel, there is a Dvaravati Buddha image approximately 1,500 years old, and there is also a sacred Buddha image that is highly revered by the locals, Luang Pho Khao, a Buddha image covered entirely in silver, over 500 years old.

Totally mind blowing. The only way most people will ever get to see these beautiful creatures. The only down side was all the screaming kids. They should stay open late for adults to enjoy with some serenity. Vast array of sea creatures, beautifully curated. For an attraction in Thailand it surprisingly felt world class.

Ron our tour guide was very accommodating and approachable. The experience and place was amazing. You will learn a lot and appreciate the truth of life.

Overall, it was pretty good, the food was decent, and my parents were quite satisfied. The Unique isn't very big, but you can see the luxury of other larger ships while sitting on it. I think the price-performance ratio is quite good.

A cool place to visit if you're looking to get a taste of Thai culture. It is built like a theme park where you can go around to look at the major cultural sites of Thailand. Would highly recommend renting a golf cart as it is hot and would be challenging to explore on foot.

The rain forced us to move indoors from outdoors. The music was too loud and blocked the view. It was also crowded when we first got our food, but the food tasted good. Luckily, after the rain stopped, we went to the third floor and waited for half an hour, finally getting a 360-degree river view.

Water park entrance fee is very cheap, 100 baht per person. Food and drinks are not expensive.

Bangkok Skyflyers at Asiatique is a fun attraction for anyone who wants to see Bangkok from above without taking a traditional observation deck. The ride offers beautiful panoramic views of the Chao Phraya River, the city skyline, and Asiatique, especially around sunset and after dark when everything is illuminated. The nearby Better World Better Future 4D Immersive Exhibition adds an interactive experience with impressive visual effects, making it a great place for families, couples, and photographers. I recommend arriving before sunset so you can enjoy both daylight and the city's night lights in one visit.

I am most impressed with this trip. Full of merit, full of joy, beautiful and grand.