Nestled along the Chao Phraya River, The Siam is an exquisite luxury urban resort that seamlessly blends Thai heritage with modern sophistication. Designed by the renowned Bill Bensley, this art deco-inspired boutique retreat offers an exclusive sanctuary in the heart of Bangkok while providing a peaceful escape from the city’s bustling energy.
After lunch, we'll board a colourful long-tailed boat for a cruise along the Chao Phraya River. As we leave the bustling city behind, we'll enter a network of narrow canals in Thonburi, one of Bangkok's oldest neighbourhoods. Thonburi presents a stark contrast to modern Bangkok, with traditional teak houses on stilts lining the waterways.
Most of the irrigation service areas are in the central and northern regions fed by tributaries of the Chao Phraya River. Areas in the Northeast irrigated by canals came to about 13 percent of the total.
The Ayutthaya Grand Hotel is less than three miles from the Chao Sam Phraya Museum. The hotel features a sauna, massage service, game room, an outdoor pool and sun decks. Rooms include air-conditioners, private bathrooms, color TVs and mini-bars.
The research finding on the expansion of built-up areas reflects the changes of settlement patters in peri-urban areas that are characterized as concentration by increasing density in Bangkok …