Your private guide will meet you at your hotel for dinner out in Bangkok. This evening introduces you to mystical dances, Thai food and a truly Thai ambiance.

During dinner feast your eyes on the grace and beauty of the dancers, elegantly performing stories from classical Thai literature and folklore. These traditional colorful costumes must be captured on camera.

Fascinating, nostalgic and memorable sums up this day tour to the Kanchanaburi province, 130 km west of Bangkok. The province itself is an agricultural area, and sugar cane, rice paddies and pineapple plantations are all part of the landscape, which in many areas is quite stunning.

The famous bridge and the beginning of the 'Death Railway' which lies some 1 mile outside town are a poignant reminder of the thousands of POW?s and forced laborers who lost their lives in the Second World War. A visit will be made to one of the Allied War Grave cemeteries (often an emotional experience) before visiting the JEATH war museum, which houses pictures and paintings from this period.

An exhilarating long tailed speed boat ride will then take you down river to the famous bridge itself where you have ample time to explore at your own leisure. A ride on a local train is also included before returning to Bangkok city.

This relaxed afternoon tour allows you to experience the timeless world of 'The Venice of the East'. In Bangkok people still depend on the waterways to transport their merchandise, in particular rice, as the canals are linked to the rice fields.

Cruise by long tailed boat through exotic flora and picturesque canal houses. Midway join the converted rice barge. All you need do here is sit back, relax and take in the scenery. Soft drinks and local fruits will be served on board.

If you are looking to get away from the city and all that goes with it then a tour to one of Thailand?s beautiful National Parks comes highly recommended.

Khao Yai National Park, lies about 175 km Northeast of Bangkok and is Thailand?s best known national park. Covering 2172 square kilometers of protected forest, jungle and grassland, was declared a nature reserve with over 153 different species of animals, that are protected by law.

En-route to the park we stop in Nakhon Nayok province at a local fruit market where you can enjoy mango, rambutans and many more exotic fruits. Afterwards continue to the National Park for a walk along one of the marked trails among the mountains, forests, streams and waterfalls.

After lunch drive through the park heading to Pakchong Creek for the experience of elephant riding. Here you will experience a 45 minute elephant ride with a trusted mahout through the lush forest on the back of an elephant. Return to Bangkok in the later afternoon.

This wonderful North Thailand tour departs from busy Bangkok and for six fun filled days, you will travel through the north of Thailand before reaching your final destination of Chiang Mai.

See ancient Buddha statues, temples and monasteries and overnight at the superior accommodation in Phitsanulok on the banks of the Nan River. Next spend two nights in a superior hotel in Chiang Rai, visit the colorful hill tribes and the Golden Triangle before arriving in Chiang Mai for two nights in the deluxe Empress Hotel. Here explore the surrounding area as well as visiting the local Elephant camps before concluding your tour (Ride not included).

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. A glimpse of everyday life in Thailand can be seen at the Damnoen Saduak floating market. An exhilarating narrow long-tailed speedboat ride through the marshes and stilt houses prepares you for this unique market.

Thai style canoes laden with colorful fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats gently ply their way through the canal.

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This evening introduces you to mystical dances, Thai food and a truly Thai ambiance. During dinner feast your eyes on the grace and beauty of the dancers, elegantly performing stories from classical Thai literature and folklore. These traditional colorful costumes must be captured on camera.

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Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. Explore Bangkok and discover its major tourist attractions including the fabulous Wat Phra Keo (Emerald Buddha Chapel) and Grand Palace complex, and the fabulous royal barges.

Discover unrivaled shopping opportunities for some of the world's most admired handicrafts; exceptionally fine dining in gourmet restaurants featuring the world's favorite cuisine's; and a liberated, almost legendary nightlife.

Stay at the Holiday Inn Silom in the Superior Plaza Tower which are centrally located in Silom Road, Bangkok. Transfers to and from the airport are included plus a half day city tour to explore the wonderful sites this busy city has to offer.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. A cruise by motor boat along the Chao Phraya River and canals on the West side of Bangkok. Life along the river and canals is very interesting especially in the Orchid area.

The trip also stops at the Temple of Dawn 'Wat Arun' which is one of the city?s landmarks and we also visit the Royal Barge museum. The morning excursion also stops at the Temple of Dawn 'Wat Arun' and visits the Royal Barge museum.

Located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, Wat Arun is among the most famous of the more than 400 Buddhist temples and monasteries in the city. The most attractive structure in this temple is the 260 feet high pagoda or Phra Prang which is completely covered with pieces of multi-colored glass and Chinese porcelain. If time permits, from the upper levels, one has a panoramic view of the surrounding city.

The Royal Barge Museum, where nine of the most important barges are housed in this national museum, including Suphannahongsa and Narai Song Suban Rama IX. The tradition of royal barges dates back to Ayutthaya times, when they were used to transport the Kings in various ceremonies and processions. These barges were rebuilt by the early Chakri kings in Bangkok to the original specifications. Most were badly damaged during World War II. However, the present King not only had them all restored to their former glory, but revived the ancient tradition of a water-borne Royal Kathin Procession to present robes to monks at the end of the Buddhist Rains Retreat.

This is a 'must see' for all visitors to Bangkok. The Grand Palace complex, which includes the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Keow) is unquestionably one of the wonders of the world today. Within its enormous grounds is the most exotic Buddhist temple and at the heart of the temple itself is a fabulous Buddha image, carved from one piece of Jade, which is the holiest and most revered of religious objects in Thailand today.

Nearby is the Grand Palace, once the official home for the Kings of Siam - built in traditional Thai architecture mixed with European designs. You can also see the Royal Funeral Hall and the Royal Coronation Hall.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern.

Experience a more entertaining element of Bangkok?s colorful nightlife at one of the city?s cabaret shows. Bangkok?s most spectacular shows will dazzle you with stunning costumes as will the beauty of the performers in this larger than life transvestite show.

Thai Boxing is now a popular sport all over the world. Arrive at the ring by air-condititioned vehicle and be seated in a VIP area for good viewing. The history of Muay Thai is interwoven with the history of the Thai people. There is simply no better place to watch Thai Boxing than in Bangkok! There are fights most nights of the week in one of the two city boxing stadiums.

For centuries Thai boxing was a dangerous sport with no safety gear of any kind for the fighters. However, over the years rules have been written along the line of international boxing regulations. The atmosphere inside is electric as professionals fight, punch and kick their way to the top! It should be noted that the tour duration might vary depending on how long each fight takes and children under 18 years of age are not permitted.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. Explore Bangkok and discover its major tourist attractions including the fabulous Wat Phra Keo (Emerald Buddha Chapel) and Grand Palace complex, and the fabulous royal barges.

Discover unrivaled shopping opportunities for some of the world's most admired handicrafts; exceptionally fine dining in gourmet restaurants featuring the world's favorite cuisine's; and a liberated, almost legendary nightlife. Transfers to and from the airport are included plus a half day city tour to explore the wonderful sites this busy city has to offer.

Spend a full day at Safari World in Bangkok, Thailand?s greatest and most popular open zoo and show park, which covers over 200 acres. Safari World comprises of Safari Park and Marine Park and offers a variety of fun and entertainment for visitors of all ages and nationalities

Partake in an exciting safari drive through a picturesque African wilderness setting and an intimate encounter with dolphin and lot lots more!

Thailand has over 26,000 temples or Wats (local name). This tour will bring you to three of the most distinguished temples in Bangkok. Wat Traimit, the temple of the Golden Buddha. The statue is made from solid Gold weighing 5.5 tons. It is a fine example of Sukhothai art and was discovered by chance from a layer of stucco during construction of the temple

Passing through Chinatown your next stop is Wat Pho, the temple of the reclining Buddha which is the largest and oldest in Bangkok.

Your last stop is at Wat Benchamabophit or the marble temple. This magnificent monastery was built with white Italian marble from Carrara.

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This is a 'must see' for all visitors to Bangkok. The Grand Palace complex, which includes the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Keow) is unquestionably one of the wonders of the world today. Within its enormous grounds is the most exotic Buddhist temple and at the heart of the temple itself is a fabulous Buddha image, carved from one piece of Jade, which is the holiest and most revered of religious objects in Thailand today.

Nearby is the Grand Palace, once the official home for the Kings of Siam - built in traditional Thai architecture mixed with European designs. You can also see the Royal Funeral Hall and the Royal Coronation Hall.

A glimpse of everyday life in Thailand can be seen at the Damnoen Saduak Floating market which is located some 68 miles from Bangkok. Your journey commences with a leisurely drive passing through salt fields and rice paddies before arriving at a jetty. Here we will board long tail speed-boats to take you to the market.

The market is made up of Thai style canoes laden with colorful, succulent fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats. They gently ply their way through the canal selling as they go. Close by is the Rose Garden, comprising 70 acres of lush tropical gardens and manicured lawns. Here lunch will be taken in a restaurant overlooking the river.

After lunch you will be treated to a Thai Village show with over 150 performers portraying a fascinating cross section of Thailand?s culture, heritage and way of life settings as authentic as the remote rural villages. Enjoy cultural activities, a wedding ceremony, Thai dancing, an elephant show and a whole host of other activities on this interesting afternoon.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. Take the opportunity this afternoon to learn more about one of Thailand's most important animals - the Elephant.

Can elephants play football? Well, you?ll soon see at this show complete with dramatic sound and narration. There are a whole host of shows to be seen that include elephants at work and how they once played a part in the battles that took place in ancient Siam. One show will depict the battle between King Naraesuan The Great and the Burmese Prince where elephants were used by both armies.

Treat yourself to a memorable night on board one of Bangkok?s most luxurious restaurant boats.

Relax in modern comfort and dine on a variety of Thai dishes while you slowly cruise along the River of Kings - Chao Phraya River passing the temple of dawn (Wat Arun), Grand Palace and life along the river as it slowly starts to unwind after a busy day. The on board band will also keep you entertained.

Travel from your Bangkok City hotel to Bangkok Airport. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Choose between a shared vehicle transfer, and your own private vehicle transfer.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your accommodation details. Your transfer will be confirmed immediately and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. 24 - 48 hours prior to your Hotel to Airport transfer, you will be required to reconfirm exact pick up times and places (the contact number will be provided on your travel voucher).

Vehicles used:

• SHARED - Air-conditioned Minivan / Minicoach
• PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Standard Sedan Car (2000cc) (1 to 2 people)
• PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Minivan (3 to 6 people)

At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details:

• Departure Flight Number
• Departure Time
• Hotel Name (where you would like to be picked up from)
• Hotel Address

Don't forget to book your Airport to Hotel transfer!

If your time in Bangkok is limited then this is an ideal way to see two great places in one full day excursion! Your journey commences with a leisurely drive passing through salt fields and rice paddies before arriving at a jetty. Here we will board long tail speed-boats to take you to the market.

The market is made up of Thai style canoes laden with colorful , succulent fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats. They gently ply their way through the canal selling as they go.

From the market we will continue west to Kanchanaburi, home to the River Kwai and it?s infamous bridge. Lunch will be taken at a local restaurant before visiting the bridge after which a visit is made to the new Thailand - Burma War Museum which is adjacent to the War Grave Cemetery.

Combining the two attractions unfortunately means there is not enough time to take a train ride, before your journey back to Bangkok and your hotel.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern.

Located 20 miles from the city of Bangkok, the Rose Garden is a huge park built in the midst of rural scenery along the Nakhon Chaisri River. Your private guide can give you a greater insight into today's touring.

One of the parks major attractions is the Thai Village, which offers a potpourri of Thai cultural activities and shows that include Thai boxing, sword fighting, Thai dances, elephants at work and many more.

Join a group today and explore the highlight of any visit to Bangkok - the Palace of the Kings. You have a choice of visiting Thailand?s ancient former capital by boat and returning by van or vice-versa. A river boat journey allows for a close up view of those living on the river, including close access to the many temples and sites along the way to / from the Palace.

Located 53 miles north of Bangkok Ayuthaya was Thailand?s capital from 1350 to 1767. Once a thriving international commercial center, but today only the ruins of this splendid city are to be seen. The ruins and temples are quite spectacular and some are still quite intact like bronze statues of Wat Chai Mongkol and Wat Panangcherng.

You will also see the summer palace of King Rama IV with it?s mixture of Thai, Chinese and Gothic architecture which is a well preserved 'museum' to a former historical period in the land once known as Siam.

If your time in Bangkok is limited then this is an ideal way to see two great places in one full day excursion! Your journey commences with a leisurely drive passing through salt fields and rice paddies before arriving at a jetty. Here we will board long tail speed-boats to take you to the market.

The market is made up of Thai style canoes laden with colorful , succulent fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats. They gently ply their way through the canal selling as they go.

From the market we will continue west to Kanchanaburi, home to the River Kwai and it?s infamous bridge. Lunch will be taken at a local restaurant before visiting the bridge after which a visit is made to the new Thailand - Burma War Museum which is adjacent to the War Grave Cemetery.

Combining the two attractions unfortunately means there is not enough time to take a train ride, before your journey back to Bangkok and your hotel.

Travel from Bangkok Airport to your Bangkok City Hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Choose between a shared vehicle transfer, and your own private vehicle transfer.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your accommodation details. Your transfer will be confirmed immediately and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.

Vehicles used:

• SHARED - Air-conditioned Minivan / Minicoach
• PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Standard Sedan Car (1 to 2 people)
• PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Minivan (3 to 6 people)
• PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Minicoach (7 to 9 people)

At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details:

• Arrival Flight Number
• Arrival Time
• Hotel Name (where you would like to be dropped off)
• Hotel Address

Don't forget to book your Hotel to Airport transfer!

There's a kaleidoscope of experiences awaiting you when you visit the Bridge on River Kwai on this private excursion. Fascinating, nostalgic and memorable sums up this day tour to the Kanchanaburi province. The province itself is an agricultural area. Sugar cane, rice paddies and pineapple plantations are all part of the landscape, which in many areas is quite stunning.

The famous bridge and the beginning of the 'Death Railway' which lies some 1 mile outside town are a poignant reminder of the thousands of POW?s and forced laborers who lost their lives in the Second World War. A visit will be made to one of the Allied War Grave cemeteries (often an emotional experience) before visiting the JEATH war museum, which houses pictures and paintings from this period.

An exhilarating long tailed speed boat ride will then take you down river to the famous bridge itself where you have ample time to explore at your own leisure. A ride on a local train is also included before returning to Bangkok city.

The Grand Palace and various temples certainly draw in the crowds making it very easy to over look two other remarkable buildings that are certainly worth visiting. Your private guide can give you a greater insight into today's touring.

Jim Thompson, an American who came to Thailand after World War II and revitalized the Thai silk industry mysteriously disappeared in the Cameroon Highlands (Malaysia). His beautiful Thai house is now open as a museum.

The house is actually constructed from the wood of seven houses and contains a fabulous collection of paintings and Asian artifacts.

Vimanmek Palace is the former home of King Rama V and was build in the early 1900?s. The palace is made entirely of golden teak wood and is the largest of it?s kind in the world. Once inside the palace you will soon see this was the home of a King as you browse through the rooms many of which house priceless antiques and opulent collections.

This 8 hour tour is for those who want to learn how Thai people live at Baan Lumphaya.

Enjoy a scenic drive through the green belt outside of Bangkok, passing fields, lotus ponds and more. A short stop at a coconut grove to see the processing of palm sugar from coconut sap and then into boats to scull across the Nakorn Chaosri river. Enjoy a walk though a 170-year-old Thai-Chinese settlement at Baan Lumphaya.

Then comes the tour highlight! Enjoy first hand experience of cooking Thai food. After lunch proceed to a wickerwork village. A last stop is made at an orchid farm to see Thailand?s national flowers in full bloom.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. A glimpse of everyday life in Thailand can be seen at the Damnoen Saduak floating market. Your private guide can give you a greater insight into today's touring.

An exhilarating narrow long-tailed speedboat ride through the marshes and stilt houses prepares you for this unique market. Thai style canoes laden with colorful fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats gently ply their way through the canal.

Today travel by motor boat on the Chao Phya River and see the canals (klongs) of Bangkok. See the serene family homes and temples along the water-ways which have given the city of Thonburi the name, "Venice of the East".

Afterwards stop at the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) before heading to the Grand Palace. This complex includes the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Keow) which is unquestionably one of the wonders of the world today. Within its enormous grounds is the most exotic Buddhist temple and at the heart of the temple itself is a fabulous Buddha image, carved from one piece of Jade, which is the holiest and most revered of religious objects in Thailand today.

Thailand has over 26,000 temples or Wats (local name). This tour will bring you to three of the most distinguished temples in Bangkok. Wat Traimit, the temple of the Golden Buddha. The statue is made from solid Gold weighing 5.5 tons. It is a fine example of Sukhothai art and was discovered by chance from a layer of stucco during construction of the temple.

Passing through Chinatown your next stop is Wat Pho, the temple of the reclining Buddha which is the largest and oldest in Bangkok.

Your last stop is at Wat Benchamabophit or the marble temple. This magnificent monastery was built with white Italian marble from Carrara.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern

Located 20 miles from the city of Bangkok, the Rose Garden is a huge park built in the midst of rural scenery along the Nakhon Chaisri River. One of the parks major attractions is the Thai Village, which offers a potpourri of Thai cultural activities and shows that include Thai boxing, sword fighting, Thai dances, elephants at work and many more.

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The Grand Palace and various temples certainly draw in the crowds making it very easy to over look two other remarkable buildings that are certainly worth visiting.

Jim Thompson, an American who came to Thailand after World War II and revitalized the Thai silk industry mysteriously disappeared in the Cameron Highlands (Malaysia). His beautiful Thai house is now open as a museum.

The house is actually constructed from the wood of seven houses and contains a fabulous collection of paintings and Asian artifacts. Vimanmek Palace is the former home of King Rama V and was build in the early 1900?s. The palace is made entirely of golden teak wood and is the largest of it?s kind in the world. Once inside the palace you will soon see this was the home of a King as you browse through the rooms many of which house priceless antiques and opulent collections.

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This 4 hour tour in Bangkok is more than just a memorable experience, you'll learn the skills of Thai cooking to take back home with you.

While visiting Thailand, there is no better way to learn Thai cooking then from its origin. Baipai Thai Cooking School is an ideal home-style learning environment that is different from most of the hotels and restaurants in Thailand.

Spend the morning learning to prepare 4 authentic Thai dishes. These classes are conducted in English and are a "hands on" experience not be missed. No cooking skills are required.

There's vast array of experiences awaiting for you on this private excursion. Start with a glimpse of everyday life in Thailand that can be seen at the Damnoen Saduak Floating market which is located some 68 miles from Bangkok.

Your private guide can give you a greater insight into today's touring. Your journey commences with a leisurely drive passing through salt fields and rice paddies before arriving at a jetty. Here we will board long tail speed-boats to take you to the market.

The market is made up of Thai style canoes laden with colorful, succulent fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats. They gently ply their way through the canal selling as they go. Close by is the Rose Garden where lunch will be taken in a restaurant overlooking the river. After lunch you will be treated to a Thai Village show which includes cultural activities, a wedding ceremony, Thai dancing, an elephant show and a whole host of other activities.