| BKKFDT01-EH PVT/NG : Kanchanaburi Single Day Elephant Care (Nature & Adventure) |
Projects starting in Kanchanaburi West Thailand Famous for the Death Railway – Bridge over the River Kwai. After a safety briefing on arrival at the project, you will prepare food for the elephants and then given the opportunity of meeting and getting to know the elephants whilst feeding them. Walk to the forest with the elephant to learn about elephant information. After lunch, watch them enjoy playing in a mud pit. With no riding, walk with the elephants to the river and bathe the elephants. Walk with the elephants through the forest back to the main project area, feed the elephants and take the final photos of the day.
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| BKKFD105-EH PVT/ESG : Kanchanaburi Local Cuisine and Elephant Care (Culinary) |
HIGHLIGHTS - Observing the local fresh market which is very active in the morning, - Leaning with Thai traditional cooking - Enjoy fun activities including feeding and bathing the Elephants at Elephant Haven.
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| RR004A-SIC/ESG-[Not Use] : 6 DAYS ROYAL CITIES (Overland Tours) |
Explore the historical, cultural and natural sites of both the Central and the Northern regions of Thailand including the UNESCO world heritage sites of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, the unspoiled nature of Uthai Thani, especially the way of life of Thai people on the raft houses along the tranquil Sakraekrang River, as well as Hub Patad Cave. The trip continues to the Golden Triangle, once notorious for the traffic of opium, and ends with the beauty of Chiang Mai, the “Rose of the North”.
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| RR029-SIC/ESG : 3 DAYS I-SAN HERITAGES & NATURAL WONDERS (Overland Tours) |
The tour program focuses on the Lower I- Saan (Northeastern Thailand), featuring the ancient cultural heritage which dated back to the Angkor period and the world renowned natural heritage of Isaan. Experience the charming way of life, great hospitality and inherited wisdom in arts & crafts. The second part features Thailand’s first nature park which is one of the most significant and charming nature site of the country. Active visitors will enjoy hiking and exploring the natural habitat. The most frequently seen animals are common barking deer, deer, elephants, tigers, gaurs, bears, porcupines, gibbons, giant squirrels, yellow-throated martens, Indian civets, palm civet and Siamese hares. 315 species of beautiful birds and more than 216 kinds of butterflies are also reported.
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