148 reviews of Bangkok's Grand Palace Complex and Wat Phra Kaew Tour
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Bangkok's Grand Palace Complex and Wat Phra Kaew Tour. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Anonymous, August 2006
Reviewed by Terry R, April 2013
A must see tour, if you do nothing else, you should take this tour while in Bangkok.
Reviewed by Preete B, March 2013
Good tour. Guide was knowledgeable and polite. I had an afternoon tour so she arranged for me to be dropped off/picked up for next tour at Siam Sq. so I could eat and get some shopping done. She also let me skip the gem store at the end (amen!)
Reviewed by NERISSA S, March 2013
We enjoyed the tour but we did not expect to be dropped at a jewellry factory.
Reviewed by Jackie, Australia, March 2013
The Grand Palace complex is worth see, the only thing drop the gem factory at the end then the day would be enjoyable.
Reviewed by Hany B, March 2013
fun to do, but need to keep asking the tour guide about the Dos and Don'ts, as the information given by him is never enough!. it takes long time for the transfer between different hotels and the venue, it might worth considering taking a private meter taxi on the way back to your hotels , it would save you at least 60-90 minutes!
Reviewed by Lorna R, March 2013
The Palace is well worth seeing. Guide was knowledgeable. Attended on time as per our advance arrangements. We had been on a morning tour so when the afternoon trip included a visit to the gold factory we had visited in the morning, the guide arranged for us to be transported back to our hotel early which was our preferred option.
Reviewed by Natalie O, December 2012
This tour was useful as it was only 3 hours and gives you enough time to visit the palace and temples.
Reviewed by CLAYTON F, USA, September 2012
Tour was very good. Guide was very well versed in all of the buildings of the complex and gave us plenty of time to take pictures and wander around. the only down side was the the Emerald Budda was closed because the Royal family was visiting
