Let's start our great day in the early morning by offering alms to a monk in my neighbourhood! We will buy the food for alms offering at the local shop, and then, we'll move to the waterside and wait for a monk rowing a paddle boat passing by. Look! The monk is coming! We'll offer him the food that we bought by putting it into his alms bowl. The monk will give us blessings in return. Next, to complete the Buddhist traditional way, we'll pour the water of dedication to whom we love (mostly for those who passed away). Feeling hungry? I'll take you to have local breakfast at a signature restaurant. After getting energy from the meal, we'll take a long-tailed boat to visit Wat Ratcha Orotsaram Temple. The royal temple's name means "The temple that was renovated by the King's son (who was later crowned as King Rama 3)". You'll see the magnificent chapel and the image of the Reclining Buddha. Next, we'll continue the boat ride to Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen temple, which has a very beautiful interior. This temple is also well-known as a model temple for meditation. We can try to meditate as a Buddhist or go to a museum in the temple area. Before ending our trip, we'll go to Talat Phlu community and walk around to observe local life. Did you know that Talat Phlu is also famous for Thai food and dessert? Let's get some or we can have lunch here if you want!