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Visit the Royal Grand Palace, then go through the dazzling Wat Phra Kaew with its reserved Emerald Buddha, the Golden Chedi, Pantheon of the Chakri Kings, a miniature replica of Angkor Wat in Cambodia and the eight coloured towers. Cameras may not be used inside the buildings.Wat Phra Kaew is Thailand's most sacred temple, so please do not wear shorts, sandals or T-shirts. Certain buildings in the Palace grounds are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. |
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Private tour-every morning and afternoon except on national holidays. |
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Visit Wat Trimitr with its golden Buddha. Then go through Chinatown to the flower market at Pak Klong Talad. Visit Wat Po, the temple of the Reclining Buddha. Drive past the Royal Grand Palace along Ratchadamnern Avenue, passing the Democracy Monument, various ministries and government offices, the Royal Plaza and the Marble Throne Hall before visiting the Marble Temple and its gallers where the most beautiful Buddha images in various positions are kept. |
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Private tour-every morning and afternoon. |
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The biggest crocodile farm in Thailand, located 18 miles from Bangkok, See over 30,000 crocodiles of all sizes and ages from tiny babies up. Witness an exciting show demonstrating how an unarmed man can overcome a pit full ofcrocodiles. A large variety of tropical animals is also kept here in a small zoo. |
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Private tour-every morning and afternoon. |
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Take an early morning motor launch trip along the bustling Chao Phya River and quiet klongs (canals) passing picturesque scenes of Thai river life. Also visit Wat Arun, theTemple of Dawn |
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Private tour-every morning |
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Visit the famous house of Thailand’s late “ Thai silk king”, Jim Thomson, consisting of seven very old Thai houses skillfully grouped into one, with an outstanding collection of Thai and Asian objets d’art.
Also visit the unique Lacquer Pavilion at Suan Pakkard Palace, decorated with 17th- century murals in gold leaf and magnificent wood carvings. See old Thai architecture and a collection of rare antiques representing every branch of Thai art. |
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Private tour-every morning and afternoon except Sunday. |
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| See Thai culture in a skillfully presented show of great beauty and variety. Witness a colourful Buddhist ordination procession, a fingernail dance,Thai boxing, a simple but attractive hilltribe dance, Thai sword-fighting, elephants at work, a folk dance and a traditional Thai wedding ceremony. |
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Private tour-every afternoon. |
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Travel in an express river boat cool, winding canals, and see Thai rural life. Stop at Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat, built bt King Rama III about 180 years ago, where gable, door and window frames of themain shrine hall are decorated with porcelain. The monks living quarters are a traditional Thai-style house.The return journey is slow and relaxed. You travel in a comfortable converted rice barge, where you can sip along, cold drink. |
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Private tour-every afternoon. |
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| The biggest crocodile farm in Thailand, located 18 miles from Bangkok, See over 30,000 crocodiles of all sizes and ages from tiny babies up. Witness an exciting show demonstrating how an unarmed man can overcome a pit full ofcrocodiles. A large variety of tropical animals is also kept here in a small zoo. |
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Private tour-every afternoon. |
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Travel by Van and then by boat to Thailand’s famous floating market at Damnernsaduak . Also visit the Bridge over the River Kwai of film fame, the War Cemetery of Allied soldiers with who perished while building the notorious Death Railway suring captivity in World War II, and the War Museum.On the way back stop at Nakhon Pathom, where Buddhism is believed to have first taken root in Thailand and now the site of the country’s most massive pagoda, a towering structure covered in copper-coloured tiles.(Lunch included). |
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Visit includes the bustling floating market at Damnernsaduak with a stop at Nakhon Pathom where the largest Buddhist pagodain Thailand is located. Proceed to lunch at the picturesque Rose Garden. Afterwards enjoy the colourful Thai Village Show-Buddhist ordination processions, sword-fighting, elephants at work, a folk dance and a traditional wedding ceremony. |
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Private tour-every day. |
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Travel by Van to the picturesque ruins of the ancient beautiful capital city of Ayutthaya, the visit the nearby beautiful Bang Pa-In Summer Palace. Return to Bangkok in a leisurely cruise along the Chao Phaya River in the luxurious air-conditioned River Sun Cruise and enjoy a sumptuous lunch aboard.
Alternative, the outward journey may be on the River Sun Cruise (with lunch), returning by Van.
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Private tour-every day. |
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Full-day tour to Pattaya, the starting point for a boat trip to a nearby island, Koh Larn, for swimming and relaxing. Lunch is provide on the island. Return to Bangkok, arriving around 8.00p.m. |
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Private tour-every day. |
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| Delicious Thaifood, beautifully presented, in a traditionally decorated Thai restaurant, served by sharming Thai ladies dressed in attractive traditional costumes. Thai classical dancing follows, performed by skilled, experience. |
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Private tour-every evening. |
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Visit Vimanmek, the magnificent golden teawood residence of King Chulalongkorn. Exhibits include photographs taken during his reign (A.D. 1868-1910),antique furniture, glassware, porcelain, and many other historical items. Then visit the Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall, which has been overted into a museum of Thai handicrafts made under the sponsorship of Her Majesty the Queen. |
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Private tour-every morning and afternoon. |
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An all-day excursion which proceeds westwards for about 35 miles to Sanam Chan Palace on the road to Nakhon Pathom. This was built by King Rama VI (King Vajiravudh) in 1907 while he was still Crown Prince, and consist of two main buildings linked by a bridge over a canal. A statue of the King’s favourite dog stands nearby.Proceed by road to Wat Rai Khing where the Nakhon Chaisi River teems with “ pla sawai “ , a local fish. Board a longtailed boat for a cruise along canals lined with fruit orchards.
Then proceed to Samphran Elephant Ground and Zoo for lunch, followed by a crocodile wrestling show and an elephant show. |
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Private tour-every day. |
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Visit the War Cemetery in Kanchanaburi, 80 miles northwest of Bangkok. Then take a scenic train ride along “ Death Railway “, crossing the “ Bridge on the River Kwai “.Lunch at a local restaurant and return by Van to Kanchanaburi. Visit the War MuseumThen return toBangkok |
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Private tour-every day. |
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| Visit Thailand’s former capital (from A.D. 1350 to 1767), now a World Heritage Site. See ruins which have survived from this once magnificent city. Start with the Elephant Kraal, an enclosure made of teak logs used to capture wild elephants. Then the ruins of Phra MahaThat temple, and a short elephant ride to Wat Phra Si Sanphet. The major temple in the old Royal Palace compound. Lunch at a local restaurant by the river. After lunch, ride in a longtailed boat past more historical monuments, temples and Thai houses along the river. Then by road to Wat Chaiwattanaram temple before returning to Bangkok. |
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Private tour-every day. |
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Safari World is a unique 170 –acre wildlife park. You can be driven through the Park, coming close to giraffes, zebras, lions, tigers and many other animals in their natural habitats. Playful, intellingent orang-utans perform ingenious tricks, as do dolphins in the Manrine Park through which you can stroll. In the Bird Show you’ll see we trained eagles, owls, macaws and parrots. In the Elephant Show you can see the great beasts performing unexpected feats, and there’s also an exciting stunt show. These shows take place at different times, so you can see all of them in one visit. |
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Private tour-every day. |
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Take an early morning motor launch trip along the bustling Chao Phya River and quiet klongs (canals) passing picturesque scenes of Thai river life. Also visit Wat Arun, theTemple of Dawn |
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Private tour-every morning |
