Alangka Dinner Cruise

About Alangka Dinner Cruise

Whether you wish to surprise your partner with a romantic dinner or experience a different side of the city with family, Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok never fails to impress. The five-star Alangka luxury cruise is not only a nice reprieve from Bangkok's crowded roads, but it is also a hub of superb cuisine and live entertainment. It has an air-conditioned indoor restaurant and a huge open-air deck where you can dine and enjoy panoramic views of Bangkok. While crossing the Chao Phraya River, you can peek into the large windows and view several stunning landmarks of Thailand’s capital city, such as famous Buddhist temples, churches, and the Royal Grand Palace. You can even head over to the rooftop to enjoy the magnificent views of these attractions and unwind in the cool evening breeze with a glass of wine.

The cruise menu is also highly diverse. You can find everything from an International buffet to a plethora of delicious seafood items. Besides offering world-class dining facilities and an amazing sight-seeing experience, Alangka Cruise in Bangkok also hosts spectacular live music and dance performances for its guests.

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Why Book Alangka Dinner Cruise Tickets?

Experience luxury dining, live entertainment, and panoramic views of the city while floating across the beautiful Chao Phraya river on the Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok. To not miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience, it is advisable to book your Alangka Dinner Cruise tickets online in advance as the cruise is high in demand. By reserving your tickets online, you can also avail several discounts and make your trip as budget-friendly as possible.

Highlights
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  • Enjoy an outstanding dining and sightseeing experience while traveling down Bangkok's most beautiful Chao Phraya river.
  • Enjoy two hours of live entertainment in the form of a traditional Thai classical dance.
  • Witness 360-degree views of the city as it illuminates in the dark while seated on the rooftop deck.
  • Enjoy the elegant modern dining experience by grabbing a wonderful meal from the International buffer or ordering some seafood.
  • Groove or sing along to the captivating melodies of the Live Music Band.
  • Sip a glass of wine and relax on the rooftop terrace in the cool evening breeze.
  • Your tickets for Alangka Cruise in Bangkok include a complimentary welcome drink, drinking water, and other beverage options, such as tea and coffee.
  • The International buffet with a wide range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options is inclusive.
  • An English/Thai-speaking guide will be present during the cruise to ensure that you don't miss out on the top attractions.
  • Thai classical dance and Live Music Band performances are also included in the ticket price.

Top Attractions To Spot While On Alangka Dinner Cruise

Explore the bustling city of Bangkok in a new way by traveling down the gorgeous Chao Phraya River on the Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok. While journeying across the river, you can view numerous attractions illuminating the night sky. If you are seated inside, look out the big glass windows to admire the city's towering churches and historic bridges. Head to the rooftop deck for a clearer and more dazzling view of Bangkok's landmark attractions, including world-renowned Buddhist temples and popular shopping complexes.

The Royal Grand Palace Bangkok

The Grand Palace is a building complex in the center of Bangkok. Since 1782, the palace has served as the royal residence of the Kings of Siam. The magnificent construction of this palace, which has been built together by all of the monarchs over time, is what makes it so unique. Since it has evolved over a long period, it is a beautiful mash-up of various architectural styles that were popular at different times. Once, it also housed the Thai war ministry, governmental offices, and even the mint. Today, the complex serves as Thailand's spiritual core, holding numerous structures, notably the sacred temple of the Emerald Buddha.

The Holy Rosary Church Bangkok

The Holy Rosary Church in Bangkok is a testament to the country's religious diversity. Situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, the Holy Rosary Church is where one of Bangkok's oldest populations, the Portuguese, comes to worship. After the fall of their original settlement of Ayutthaya in 1787, the Portuguese inhabitants built this chapel on land granted by King Rama V. This church, also known as Kalawar Church, has Gothic Revival architecture and cream-colored walls that can be easily seen from a distance.

Santa Cruz Church Bangkok

The reddish dome of the Santa Cruz Church is a distinctive sight on the Chao Phraya River, nestled among antique dwellings on the river banks. This historic Catholic church, built in 1770, is a remnant of Portuguese-Siamese relations dating back to the 16th century. Before it burned down in 1833, this church was also Bangkok's first wooden church. It was rebuilt twice, with Chinese and Italian architectural elements, and is thus, sometimes even called ‘The Chinese Church’. Due to the presence of this church, its neighboring area is also known as Santa Cruz.

Wat Kalayanamitr

While cruising down the Chao Phraya River, the majestic ordination hall of Wat Kalayanamitr is sure to catch your attention. The temple's ordination hall, constructed in 1825 by Chaophraya Nikonbodin, is one of Thailand's highest structures and features a 15-meter-tall limestone and gold-leaf Buddha statue. This temple is unmissable when traveling up the river because of its characteristic complex roof tinted with gold, orange, red, and green, which stands in strong contrast to its white-washed walls. The temple houses thousands of Buddhist monks and has one of the greatest Buddhist libraries in the world.

Wat Arun

Wat Arun, also known as Wat Chaeng in the local community, is a prominent temple on the bank of the Chao Phraya River. It is counted among the most beautiful temples in Bangkok, not just because of its riverbank location but also because its architecture is unlike any other temple in the Thai capital city. Also nicknamed the 'Temple of Dawn,' Wat Arun is named after the Hindu God Aruna and features Khmer architecture, including colorfully adorned spires that tower over the sea. It houses a beautiful Buddha statue designed by King Rama II himself.

Rama VIII Bridge Bangkok

Rama VIII Bridge is a modern architectural icon in Bangkok that connects the old town area (Visutkasat) with the Arun Amarin region. It was constructed to relieve traffic congestion from Rattanakosin island to Thonburi and took about three years to complete. The Rama VIII suspended bridge is particularly known for its distinct asymmetrical structure and is now the world's largest asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge. For the best views of this iconic bridge, take a river cruise and see the bridge as it sparkles in the night sky.

Memorial Bridge

Constructed in 1932, the Memorial Bridge, locally known as Phra Phutta Yodfa, is the first bridge to cross the Chao Phraya River. Nearly ninety years later, it is merely one of several much larger bridges that currently cross the river, yet none have experienced the many changes and historical occurrences that Memorial Bridge has. The bridge's middle section gets separated to allow larger ships to sail through. It is also home to a prominent night market where visitors may shop for various items such as clothes, toys, and fashion accessories.

IconSiam

While traveling down the Chao Phraya River, you will come across an imposing glass structure that will undoubtedly attract your attention. This is IconSiam, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bangkok. It is located along the Chao Phraya River and features over 7,000 stores, 100 restaurants, and even a floating market. IconSiam is the city's largest shopping mall, spanning 750,000 square meters. Besides shopping, you can do several activities at IconSiam, such as exploring the IconSiam Heritage Museum, strolling at the River Park, and so on. It also comprises several cafes and restaurants, including ones with 3 Michelin stars.

Asiatique: The Riverfront

Asiatique was once one of the busiest shipping ports in Thailand, receiving freight from all over the world. It has now been transformed into a massive shopping village housing over 1500 stalls and around 50 food outlets, bars, and restaurants. Situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya river, this night market is always bustling with tourists and locals. It also has a big Ferris wheel riding which you can obtain a picturesque view of the river and the city beyond.

Know Before You Experience Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok

  • Essential Information
  • The Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok can accommodate up to 500 guests at one time.The boat has three levels. The first and second floors can seat 150 and 120 people, respectively, while the rooftop can hold 230 people.Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok is a 2-hour night cruise that departs at 7.15 p.m. and returns at 9.15 p.m.The cruise boat may be boarded from the Alangka Cruise kiosk on the ground floor of the IconSiam retail complex.

    • How To Reach

    By Bus: If you are traveling by bus, take route numbers 3, 6, 84, 88, 89, 111, 149, 167, or 177.

    By Boat: Take the Chao Phraya Express Boat (Orange Flag) following the Nonthaburi-Rajsingkorn route.

    By Train: Take the BTS Sky train Gold line and drop off at the Charoennakorn station located within the IconSiam complex.

    • Best Time To Visit

    Since the Alangka Dinner Cruise has both indoor and outdoor seating facilities, you can enjoy the cruise at any time of the year, even during monsoons. Moreover, as it is a night cruise, the temperature is also lower, and hence, it is very pleasant. Going on an Alangka cruise on holidays like Valentine's Day, Loy Krathong, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve is also a fantastic idea to spend time with your loved ones.

Tips To Experience Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok

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  • Reach within the registration duration for the Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok i.e. from 5.30 PM to 7 PM. The boat departs at 7.15 PM sharp.
  • Vegetarian food options are also available on the cruise. However, you must mention your food preference while filling out the reservation form.
  • Social distancing is required, and additional pandemic preventive measures, including wearing masks and using hand sanitizers, are recommended.
  • Bring your passport or an ID card at the departure point, as you may be asked to present the same.

Alangka Dinner Cruise FAQs

How long does the Alangka Dinner Cruise last?

The Alangka Dinner Cruise runs from 7.15 PM to 9.15 PM across the Chao Phraya River. During this two-hour trip, you can view several Bangkok tourist attractions, have excellent cuisine, and watch fantastic live dance and music performances.

Is there free entry for children below the age of 5 years in Alangka Dinner Cruise?

The Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok is free for children aged 1 to 3. However, for kids aged between 4 to 10, you need to get child tickets.

Are there live shows and performances in Alangka Dinner Cruise?

Yes, during the 2-hour cruise voyage, Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok hosts a spectacular traditional Thai classical dance performance and a live music band performance for its visitors.

What is the best time to experience the Alangka Dinner Cruise?

Alangka Cruise can be enjoyed all year round because it has both indoor and outdoor seating options. Moreover, it takes place at night when the weather is much more pleasant than during the day. It's also a good idea to take the boat during a festival, such as Loy Kratong, New Year's, or Christmas, when the entire city is magnificently decked up.

What are the different food varieties offered in Alangka Dinner Cruise?

Alangka Dinner Cruise Bangkok offers its guests a wide range of cuisine options. It includes an extensive buffet with international cuisines and a wide selection of seafood. Although the cruise provides both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, it is advisable to mention your dietary preferences while filling out the reservation form.

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