Korea House is an excellent example of traditional architecture and was opened in 1957 to introduce traditional Korean life and culture to foreigners. Marvel at the traditional Korean architecture and living spaces, exquisite handicraft and furniture, art works, folk music as well as dance - all in one location. You will also enjoy a Korean buffet dinner.
This evening take dinner at The Deck, situated on the Chao Phraya River with a commanding view of the illuminated Temple of Dawn. The menu includes Thai favourites such as spring rolls, green curry, spicy beef salad and the seemingly ubiquitous tom yam gung - sour and spicy prawn soup. Afterwards drive past the Royal Palace, splendidly lit up by night. Continue to Baiyoke Sky, Thailand's tallest building, for a spectacular panoramic view of Bangkok twinkling into the distance below. Help yourself to a buffet of seasonal fruits before returning to your accommodation.
Start the Night Tour enjoying a Mongolian BBQ Dinner, served at a popular downtown restaurant with a variety of meats, vegetables, spices and seasoning, which your chef will prepare on a huge charcoal grill. You will then see the ancient Lungshan (Dragon Mountain) Temple, one of Taiwan's finest examples of temple architecture. From there you will visit Huaxi night market, which is famous for the snake shops, various commodities and dishes. Then it is onto Taipei 101 building, it is currently the tallest building in the world. With a height of 508 metres and 101 storeys above ground. You can enjoy a bit of retail therapy in the shopping centre, the newly designed and elegant interior which hosts a number of fashionable shops and stores. Or visit the observatory to enjoy the night view of Taipei (The entrance fee is at own expense).
Enjoy a superb Khantoke dinner at Benjarong Restaurant while being entertained by a selection of traditional Thai culture and folk performances. Khantoke is the customary northern Thai style of eating with the food being served in large platter at low tables while you sit on mats on the floor. Typically a Khantoke meal will include items such as a mild curry of pork belly, a spicy dip of aubergine or minced pork served with blanched vegetables, crispy pork crackling and sticky rice. While enjoying your meal, let yourself be entertained by a selection of northern Thai cultural performances.