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| CNXUDT-WKT02 PVT/GSG : Full day Walking City Tour in Chiang Mai (Eco-tourism ) |
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| BKKUNK005 RSH-PVT/ESG : Bangkok Essentials (Culinary) |
A full day visit to the “must see” and the most interesting attractions of Bangkok will give you an impressive insight into Bangkok’s history, Thai architecture, religion and communities.The tour includes Golden Buddha Temple (Wat Trimitr), China Town, Flowers market, Wat Po (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) The temple is also famous as the first Thai traditional medicine and massage school. Enjoy one hour foot massage, and Canal tour with Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)
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| RR004A SPC/ESG : 6 DAYS ROYAL CITIES & FULL MOON FESTIVALS (Overland Tours) |
The overland trip from the center of Thailand to the north is a captivating and diverse journey that offers a rich tapestry of experiences, blending natural beauty, cultural exploration, and historical insights. The highlights include the UNESCO-designated world heritage sites of Sukhothai and Ayutthaya, as well as the pristine city of Uthai Thani, where the locals still reside in raft houses along the river. The journey concludes in Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai, the historic Lanna Kingdom known as the "Rose of the North”.
The Loy Krathong and Yipeng Sky Lantern Festivals, two of Thailand s most magical and significant celebrations, are highlighted on this unique journey. Loy Krathong is a traditional Thai festival celebrated annually throughout the country, and one of the most spectacular celebrations takes place in Sukhothai. It is renowned for its fascinating light and sound show, creating a magical and unforgettable experience for visitors.
The festival is a way to express gratitude to the goddess of water, Phra Mae Khongkha, for providing life-sustaining resources. People use the festival to make wishes for good luck, prosperity, and happiness in the coming year. It features elaborate illuminations, laser light displays, fireworks, captivating soundscapes that beautifully enhance the ancient ruins and temples. Visitors are taken back in time, immersing themselves in the ambiance of Sukhothai s historical glory.
Another event is the breathtaking and spiritually significant event celebrated in Chiang Mai, the Yipeng Sky Lantern Festival. Thousands of illuminated sky lanterns are released into the night sky, creating a memorizing spectacle. Yi Peng is deeply rooted in Thai Buddhist and Lanna culture. Participants light candles within the lanterns, which symbolize the release of negative elements and bad luck. As the lanterns ascend, it is believed that wishes and prayers are carried with them, bringing blessings and good fortune. The sight of the night sky illuminated by these lanterns is truly captivating and spiritual, evoking a sense of wonder and unity. In addition to releasing sky lanterns, the festival includes breathtaking fireworks, cultural performances, traditional Lanna arts and crafts, music, and a vibrant street fair. Enjoy local delicacies in a lively and celebratory atmosphere.
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| RR004A-PVT/ESG : 6 DAYS ROYAL CITIES (Overland Tours) |
Explore the historical and cultural sites of Thailand from the central to the northern regions. The program highlights include the UNESCO world heritage sites of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai; the unspoiled city of Uthai Thani, where the local people still live-in raft houses along the river. The trip continues to the Golden Triangle, once notorious for the traffic of opium, and ends in the ancient Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai, the “Rose of the North”.
Highlights of the Tour: - UNESCO World Heritage, Ayutthaya Historical Park - River Cruise Sakaekrang River - The Crystal Hall of Wat Tasung - Hub Patad Valley “Jurassic Park” - UNESCO World Heritage, Sukhothai and Kampaengphet Historical Park - Wat Phratat Suthon Mongkhol Khiri, Phrae - Chiang Rai, Wat Rongkhun - Chiang Rai, Wat Rong Sua Ten (Blue Temple) - Chiang Saen Ancient City and Wat Chede Luang - The Golden Triangle and Opium Museum - Bor Sang Umbrella Village and handicrafts - Wat Phratat Doi Suthep Temple - Wat Phra Sing Worawihan
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