No visit to Thailand is complete without sampling its distinctive traditional cuisine, and no visit to Bangkok offers quite the same cultural tranquillity as a journey along the historic Chao Phraya River. Cruise Bangkok with Manohra Cruises operated by Anantara which combines these unique appeals in a voyage of authentic discovery, by inviting you to savour Thailand’s finest regional specialties, whilst passing some of Bangkok’s most famous cultural sites.
With some of the capital’s most famous landmarks standing proudly on the banks, Manohra Cruises reveals a timeless journey.
explore allCompleted in 1976, this bridge marks the beginning of the Chao Phraya’s eminent Golden League.
view moreShopping, dining, sightseeing, activities and events under one roof.
view moreEstablished in 1876, Mandarin Oriental is the very first five-star hotel in Bangkok.
view moreConstructed in 1786 by Portuguese Catholics who moved from the Thonburi side of the river.
view moreDesigned by an Italian architect, this bank was established in 1906 and is the first Thai bank.
view moreWas built to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Chakri Dynasty by King Rama I.
view moreKnown as the Temple of Dawn, this iconic temple features a crowned roof porch and a Cambodian style tower.
view moreConstructed by Portuguese Catholics in 1770, it’s also popularly known as Wat Kudi Jeen.
view moreBuilt in the reign of King Rama III, there is a belief that visiting this temple ensures that you are blessed with good friends.
view moreBuilt in the reign of King Rama III, there is a belief that visiting this temple ensures that you are blessed with good friends.
view moreKnown as Temple of Dawn, this iconic temple features a crowned roof porch and a Cambodian style tower.
view moreThis prosperous temple features the oldest reclining Buddha in Bangkok and the largest in the country.
view moreLocated at the heart of Bangkok, this capital city’s landmark also houses the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
view moreThis ancient temple is one of the original temples remaining from the Ayutthaya period.
view moreBuilt in the early Rattanakosin period, it has since been transformed into a lifestyle complex.
view moreBuilt in 1888 by King Rama V, Siriraj hospital is the oldest hospital in Bangkok.
view moreConstructed in 1783 to fortify the old city during the reign of King Rama I.
view moreOne of the world's largest asymmetrical cable-stayed bridges at the time of its completion.
view moreThe Manohra Cruises fleet of restored antique rice barges are built with elegant teak wood and crafted in the traditional rua krachaeng style, meaning ‘boat with canopy’. These deep-hulled hardwood vessels were once the primary mode of transport on the river.
explore moreCharter a private Manohra Cruise for a bespoke celebration or intimate romantic journey. Craft your own distinctive voyage - perhaps a sunrise breakfast in a world of your own, a refined lunch trip, sunset cocktails, a temple tour or a magical dinner party
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