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 I went around by boat from Tha Chang Wan Luang Pier.
"Tha Chang Wang Luang" Or "Tha Phra", during the reign of king Rama I of the Rattanakosin period, was the main city gate and it was the area that elephants (chang) were brought from the royal palace (wang luang) to take baths. Therefore, it was known as " Tha Chang Wang Luang" (Pier for elephants from the royal palace)....

   Wat Rakhang (Temple of the Bells) was initially called "Wat Bang Wa Yai" and was built during the Ayutthaya period (1351-1767). It's located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkoknoi district, facing the Grand Palace.
　  In 1769, the temple was appointed to be a second-class royal temple by King Taksin The Great of the Thonburi Kingdom (1767-1782), and Phra Tripitaka (Buddhist Scriptures) was brought from Nakhon Si Thammarat province and a Buddhist council was held to revise it.
  The temple was rebuilt during the reign of King Rama I (1782 - 1809) at the end of the 18th century, and a large bell was found during some construction at the temple. The bell was moved to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and instead, five smaller bells were donated to the temple. This is why the temple is called Wat Rakhang (Temple of the Bells). ...

 Khao Luang Cave, located about 30 meters below the ground, is regarded as the most important cave of Phetchaburi province because the important ornamented Buddha image built by King Rama V and dedicated to King Rama III and IV is enshrined here.The cave has more than 150 Buddha images. You'll see huge stalactites hang down from the walls of the cave. The fantastic thing is, the cave has large holes in the ceiling that allow natural light to stream in, illuminating the cave during the daytime.

This cave had been a royal meditation and picnic site since the King Rama IV period (in mid-19th century).. ...

 Pai is a small town in Mae Hong Son Province, Northern Thailand, near the Myanmar border. The town is located along the way called Mae Hong Son loop that is a 600km circuit that starts from Chiang Mai and goes through the province of Mae Hong Son. Although there are many views, the city is named after the Pai river.