My guests had a pretty hectic schedule. A full day was allotted for sightseeing of popular Thailand attractions. The nights were reserved for food tripping and shopping. On the third night, we boarded a luxurious dinner cruise. I have done it several times before but on different boats and I must say I liked Chao Phraya Princess III Dinner Cruise the most. They had a wide selection of delicious Thai, Asian and Western food which I could eat. Just so you know, there's food that I don't eat because of my religion. ( I'm a Seventh-Day Adventist Christian). Also, the fact that the staff gave an efficient and prompt service to their customers was really impressive.
The price for one is Thai Baht 1500 ($50) The cruise sails along Chao Phraya River for 1.5 hours. Meeting point is at River City Shopping Complex, next to Shangri-La Hotel.
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| Waiting for our ship |
The ship is divided into two decks. The lower deck is air-conditioned, the upper deck is open-air.
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| We were seated on the lower deck of the ship |
I waited till most people had their food. I only stood to get my food when I saw the short queue. It excites me every time I see salad bar because it gives me ideas of how other restaurants prepare and set-up salads.
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| Salad Bar |
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| Thai appetizers |
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| Sushi |
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| The well-loved Thai soup is tom yum soup |
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Bangkok dazzles at night. The temples and skyscrapers were a wonder to behold.
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| Wat Phra Kaeo -(Temple of the Emerald Buddha) |
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| Rama 8 Bridge |
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| Temple of Dawn |
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| Memorial Bridge |
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| The River - a new condominium located on the banks of Chao Phraya river |
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| Millenium Hilton |
Both decks have live music. We spent the rest of the cruise enjoying the sights, listening to music and watching guests danced.
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