Recommend Sightseeing & Package
HKTPKV-FD01 PVT/ESG : Ban Tha Din Daeng Community Based Tourism (Nature & Culture)
Pick up from your hotel. Drive to Hat Sai Kaew, a beautiful long white beach close to Sarasin Bridge. Visit Wat Tha Soi, and continue to  Ban Tha Din Daeng community. Kayaking activity through the mangrove forest, enjoy nature along the way. Changing to a longtail boat and continue trekking through the savanna for about 25 minutes to the “Khao Na Yak” beach, Lunch on the beach. relax, and enjoy the tranquility.



HKTPKV-FD02 PVT/ESG : Ban Bang Rong Community Based Tourism (Nature & Culture)
Experience the hidden pearl of Andaman through meaningful journey of the true life style of
Phuket at “Bang Rong” community-based tourism. Get to know the community, brief information. Paint Batik Handbag (your souvenir with a refillable water bottle).  Batik is Thai Muslim Woman’s Traditional Clothes. Visit pineapple farm of Phuket . Enjoy studying the most abundant mangrove trail of Ban Bang Rong Community.



RR006-PVT/ESG : 6 DAYS AROUND THAILAND (Overland Tours)
An overland tour by bus to the North of Thailand with many highlights including the famous Bridge over the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi, the biggest and most well-known floating market of Thailand in Damnoen Saduak, the world heritage sites of ancient Sukhothai and Ayutthaya. Experience the natural and cultural beauty of Chiang Mai including the elephant training camp as well as the unique handicraft manufacturing.




PGUSM01-RSH : Fly Me To Thailand @ Samui (Culture & Historical Heritage)

Ko Samui is the premier island destination in the Gulf of Thailand. Samui is easily accessible, features beautiful beaches and a variety of activities, and caters to visitors on any budget.

Ko Samui, Thailand’s second most popular island destination, is located in the Gulf of Thailand roughly 700 km. south of Bangkok and 80 km. from Thailand’s southern coast. Samui is the third largest island in Thailand and the largest in an archipelago of more than 80 islands that includes the Ang Thong National Marine Park, a kayaking paradise and day trip from Ko Samui. While Samui is small enough to be circumnavigated in just a couple of hours by motorbike or car, the island features such a variety of beaches and activities that it would be impossible to experience everything in a single visit. However, this was not always the case. Until the late 20th century, Samui was home to a small community engaged primarily in fishing and harvesting coconuts. There were not even any roads on the island until the early 1970’s. However, once foreign visitors discovered this island gem, lush with tropical forest, fringed with palm tree lined stretches of golden sand, and surrounded by pellucid, aquamarine water, development quickly followed. Today the beaches of Chaweng and Lamai are bustling beach towns with fabulous beach resorts, internationally acclaimed restaurants, and world-class nightclubs. Activities around Ko Samui include cooking courses, yoga instruction, Muay Thai training, scuba diving, and even golf. While there are a few quieter beaches that are ideal for relaxation, particularly those that feature some of the finest 5-star resorts in the world, and some that exude old world charm, such as Bo Phut, which features converted, old Chinese shop houses, Samui is a lively, exciting place than it was a few decades ago. Ko Samui has developed into its own style of island paradise, retaining much of its natural beauty while offering nearly every imaginable activity or service for the ultimate beach holiday.







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