07:30 pm: Check in at the Royal Princess Cruise 's counter at Asiatique The Riverfront Pier. 08:00 pm: Having your "welcome drink fruit cocktails", the cruise departs from the pier and up to Rama VIII Bridge and return. Along the Chao Phraya River, you will see a beautiful night scenery and the Thai history and heritages imprinted on both sides. While having your "welcome drink fruit cocktails Ice blue color". The professional musician & singer on board will entertain you with romantic music and perfomances. 08:15 pm: Enjoy the buffet dinner. Provides That, Western, Japanese and sea food and a various of delicious desserts on the buffet table. Don't forget to grab this unique opportunity to make a beautiful snapshot of the riverside by night in Bangkok. Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), Wat Phar Kaew (Grand Palace) and Rama VIII Bridge. Share on your TikTok or Facebook. 10:00 pm: Cruise arrives at Asiatique The Riverfront Pier. Tour comes to an end. The Royal Princess Cruise has 3 floors. The two lower floors are air-conditioned and the top floor is large open-air. 1st Floor: indoor 150 persons (main deck) 2nd Floor: indoor 100 persons & open-air 50 persons (front of cruise) 3rd Floor: open-air 200 persons (rooftop deck)

Holy Rosary Church is known in Thai as Wat Kalawar, from the Portuguese ‘Calvario’ (Calvary). Over the years the Portuguese community dispersed and the church fell into disrepair. However, Vietnamese and Cambodian Catholics displaced by the Indochina wars adopted it, and together with Chinese speakers now constitute much of the parish.

The cruise will be passing to the new landmark in Bangkok "ICONSIAM" and 5-star hotels along Chao Phraya River; Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotels, Millennium Hilton Hotel, Peninsula Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Hotel and other prestigious buildings on both sides of the River are magnificent. The river view is even greater after dark along the river.

Centuries before Sukhumvit became Bangkok's international district, the Portuguese claimed fa·ràng (Western) supremacy on a riverside plot of land given to them by King Taksin, in appreciation for their support after the fall of Ayuthaya. Located on this concession, the Church of Santa Cruz dates to 1913.

The Memorial Bridge is a bascule bridge over the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. The Memorial Bridge connects the Phra Nakhon and Thonburi areas. It is construction started in December 1929 and the bridge is opened on April 6 1932, marking 150 years of the Chakri Dynasty. The bridge is usually known as Memorial Bridge, although locals also call it Phra Phutta Yodfa Bridge after the emperor of the Chakri Dynasty.

The Grand Palace is the former residence of the kings of Siam, as Thailand was named before. It consists of numerous buildings, halls and pavilions surrounded by open lawns, gardens and courtyards. It is used for official receptions of the King’s guests, state guests, and other foreign dignitaries and still contains a number of royal offices and a museum.

The massive temple is closed to the river on the Thonburi side, This is a mid-nineteenth century temple and one of the most prominent temples along the Chao Phraya River.

Situated on the bank of Chao Phraya River, Wat Arun is one of the visually most recognized attractions of Bangkok. The temple is in the center of an extensive garden with green trees and many statues. Its surface is covered with a million Asian pottery, shells and glass shards, making it unique and dazzling in the sunlight.