The ‘other side’ of metropolis Bangkok is merely a boat ride away. Once put in a governmental spotlight when rulers from a bygone era declared Thonburi the capital of the Thai kingdom, little of its local charm has faded. Slowly emerging as an upcoming urbanisation of Greater Bangkok, Thonburi remains an authentic pearl, separated by waterways and characterized by temples and communities.

With the Bayon as the highlight and a must-see on every Siem Reap trip, the Angkor Thom complex
once was the centre of what used to be the mighty Angkor Kingdom. We dive deeper into
the history and unique construction during this half day exploration.

Close to three hours west from Bangkok, Kanchanaburi envelopes essences of Thailand within its province borders that simply cannot be ignored. From nature, culture and historical artefacts, it remains one of the most sought-after destinations in the Kingdom where the memoires of a black page in the history books remain visible.

Nothing short of awe-inspiring from all aspects of delivering an outstanding example of Amazing Thailand, the combination of dining and cruising the night away is perfectly packaged on board the Shangri-La’s Horizon Cruise.

Living in the fast lane! If a fast-paced lifestyle may give you an adrenaline rush, Sepang should be able to quench your thirst for speed. Away from a more corporate approach of moving forward, the racing circuit of Sepang has drawn a crowd year in, year out since its opening in 1999.

A visit to Bangkok is not complete without including admiring the grandeur of the Grand Palace after meandering through the Klongs on the Thonburi side. Guided by us and visitors will be amazed by the authentic side of this thriving capital.

Whatever you may read or have seen, experiencing Cambodia’s Angkor for real beats every notion of what to expect. We venture along the most famous temples aboard a Remork, a traditional Cambodian Tuk Tuk for a day of open-air UNESCO-protected amazement.

Journey the length and breadth of Thailand in just half-a-day! A short drive away from downtown
Bangkok and one reaches the grounds of the Ancient City, created in the exact shape of
the kingdom, where visitors pass by scale-doubles of the real sights.

Known for its temples, Luang Prabang’s multi-faceted attractions even reach further afield from its laid-back
centre. Ancient pottery making and leisurely walking through hundreds of floral species
are seen as a great add-on to complete your explorations

The name Wan Fah is unmistakably connected with bringing the true taste of Thailand to its customers. A family-owned business since its inception, dining and cruising on board its cosy wooden barge brings forward years of experience in serving Thai cuisine the way it should be