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BKKFD107-EN PVT/ESG : Floating Market Damnoen Saduak & Elephant Experience (Nature & Culture)

Embark on an unforgettable full-day adventure from the bustling streets of Bangkok to the serene canals of the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, followed by a visit to the historic Bridge over the River Kwai. You will also have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bathe elephants in the scenic River Kwai, immersing yourself in the natural beauty of Thailand.

Highlights:

- Damnoen Saduak Floating Market: Cruise along the canals and experience the unique way of shopping while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.

- Bridge over the River Kwai: Discover the historical significance of this iconic landmark, which played a pivotal role in World War II.

- Bathe Elephants in the River Kwai: Get up close and personal with these gentle giants in a one-of-a-kind experience that allows you to bathe and bond with the elephants.

- Optional Elephant Ride: Enhance your day by riding bareback on an elephant (additional cost applies).

CNXUDT-HD01 PVT/ESG : Half day CITY & TEMPLES TOUR (Nature & Culture)

This tour offers a deep dive into Chiang Mai's rich history, exploring iconic temples from the Lanna period, Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chedi Luang, and Wat Chiang Man are historic temples in Chiang Mai, each reflecting the grandeur of the Lanna period with stunning architecture and cultural significance. Wat Phra Singh is renowned for its intricate Lai Kam Chapel, while Wat Chedi Luang once stood as the city's tallest structure. Each showcasing stunning architecture and spiritual significance. It also takes you around the old city's moat, gates, and the lively Worarot Market, giving you a taste of local life and culture.

KSLT-TK002 PVT/ESG : 4 Days Khao Sok Rainforest Retreat Tour (Nature & Adventure )

Explore Khao Sok National Park near Surat Thani Province, one of Thailand’s best preserved habitats for tropical vegetation and wildlife. It offers evergreen virgin jungle, waterfalls, sparkling clear rivers and streams, limestone cliffs, and many kinds of protected wildlife including monkeys and wild Gaur. Witness the impressive reservoir of the Ratchaprapha Dam or Chiaw Laan Lake known as “Guilin of Thailand” due to its spectacular scenery of limestone islands. Stay at a jungle lodge in a unique canopy treehouse and in the floating rafthouses in the reservoir. Experience the breathtaking beauty of this rainforest oasis !!!

PGKBV01-PPT : Fly Me To Thailand @ Krabi (Culture & Historical Heritage)

Krabi, a province on southern Thailand’s Andaman coast, is an almost otherworldly region of labyrinthine archipelagos, where islands seem to erupt vertically out of the sea and secluded beaches are only accessible by colorfully adorned long tail boats. Krabi’s myriad of bays and coves have sheltered pirates, merchants, and sea gypsies for thousands of years and archaeological evidence indicates that Krabi was originally inhabited as early as 25,000 - 35,000 years ago! With attractions including hot springs, a wildlife sanctuary, sea caves, flourishing coral reefs and exotic marine life, limestone cliffs that draw rock climbing enthusiasts from around the world, and national parks that include the island paradises of Koh Phi Phi and Koh Lanta, one could easily spend weeks in Krabi and leave yearning for more.If that wasn’t enough, Krabi features some of the most photogenic sunsets in Thailand, often accompanied by spectacular displays of cloud to cloud lightning, that are best enjoyed from a beachside bar or restaurant. Meanwhile, with all the tourists spread out among various beaches and islands, life goes on in Krabi Town, the somewhat sleepy provincial capital. Surprisingly few tourists spend time in the charming riverside town, whose hilly streets feature a number of cozy cafes and inexpensive and authentic Thai cuisine is served at an outdoor, riverside evening market. “Town” to most visitors is Ao Nang, a seaside strip of guesthouses, hotels, bars, restaurants, and souvenir shops that continues to grow as tourist arrivals increase, now spreading north into Noppharat Thara, whose quiet, shady beach is part of the national park that includes the Phi Phi Islands. Ao Nang is the major launching point for boat trips to nearby islands and the isolated beaches of Phra Nang Cape, where the famous former hippie enclave of Railey Beach is located. Krabi Province, which lies along the coast of the Andaman sea in Southern Thailand, is a top tourist destination as a result of its plentiful natural attractions including, white sandy beaches, crystal clear water, extensive coral reefs, numerous caves and waterfalls, and over 130 islands, including Koh Lanta and the jewels of the Andaman coast, the six islands of Mu Koh Phi Phi National Park. While not the top destination in and of itself, Krabi Town is a charming provincial capital located along the banks of a river that leads to the nearby Andaman Sea. Consequently, Krabi is an important port city for both local fisherman as well as boats ferrying visitors to the nearby attractions, including Koh Phi Phi, Koh Lanta, and Railey Beach, one of the premier rock climbing destinations in the world.