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7 DAYS AROUND NORTH THAILAND |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK - KHAO YAI NATIONAL PARK (L, D). Pick up from
Bangkok hotels and head off towards Nakhorn Ratchasima
(Khorat). First stop are the magnificent Khmer temples and
ruins of Phimai Historical Park, located in the middle of
a traditional village. Lunch will be served en route at a
local restaurant. Return to Khao Yai National Park, the
oldest national park in Thailand. Drive to the resort for
check-in. Dinner & overnight at the picturesque Juldis
Khao Yai Resort
DAY 2 :
KHAO YAI NATIONAL PARK - PHITSANULOKE (B, L, D). American
Breakfast at the resort. We will then tour the stunning
Khao Yai National Park and then head off to Saraburi, to
visit Phra Buddha Badh to see the shrine and the holy
footprint of the Lord Buddha. Next stop is Lopburi to
visit the famous temples, ancient ruins and museum. Lunch
en route at a local restaurant. The afternoon will be
spent journeying to the North. Dinner and overnight at the
Amarin Lagoon hotel.
DAY 3 :
PHITSANULOKE - LAMPANG (B, L, D). American breakfast at
the hotel, then visit the private collection of Dr.
Thavee-Pim, who has created his own fascinating folklore
museum. We then travel to the ancient towns of Sukhothai
and Sri Satchanalai, the former satellite city of
Sukhothai. Lunch en route at a local restaurant. Continue
to Lampang. Dinner and overnight at the Lampang River
Lodge.
DAY 4 :
LAMPANG - CHIANG MAI (B, L, D. )American breakfast at the
Lodge. We then travel to Chiang Mai, with visits to the
White Karen hill tribes on the way, plus the revered Wat
Haripoonchai in Lampoon. Lunch en route. We then visit the
Home Industries Village at Bo Sang and San Kam Phaeng - a
major centre of industries such as cotton, traditional
local crafts, Burmese antiques, hill tribe handicrafts,
hand-woven silk and cotton and wood carvings. Guests will
have the opportunity to shop at the many stores selling
these products. Dinner and overnight at the Chiangmai
Plaza Hotel.
DAY 5 :
CHIANG MAI (B, L, D). American breakfast at the hotel.
Then visit the one of most revered temples in Chiang Mai:
Wat Doi Suthep, located high in the mountains, to enjoy a
panoramic view of the whole of Chiang Mai province. Lunch
at the hotel. The afternoon is at leisure, so guests can
explore "The Rose of the North". In the evening we offer a
traditional Kantoke dinner, accompanied by various
fascinating shows performed by people of the ethnic hill
tribes of Northern Thailand. Dinner and overnight at the
Chiangmai Plaza Hotel.
DAY 6 :
CHIANG MAI - CHIANG RAI (B, L, D). American breakfast at
the hotel. Depart from Chiang Mai to visit an elephant
training camp at Mae Ping (no ride included) to see how
these huge animals are used for all kinds of strenuous
tasks in the jungle. We then head in the direction of Fang
and Thaton. Lunch is served at a local restaurant. From
Thaton we set out on a four-hour, round-trip, long-tailed
speedboat ride to Chiang Rai. Along the way we will see
the various hill tribes in their native environment.
Dinner and overnight at the Dusit Island Resort
DAY 7 :
CHIANG RAI - BANGKOK (B, L). American breakfast at the
hotel. Early morning transfer to Mae Chan to visit hill
tribes before continuing to Mae Sai, a small trading town.
We then proceed to visit the exact spot where Thailand,
Laos and Myanmar (Burma) converge, known as the Golden
Triangle. Lunch at the Imperial Golden Triangle Resort.
Then transfer to the historical city of Chiang Saen.
After, we head to Chiang Rai Airport for flight to
Bangkok. Connect to International Airport or transfer to
hotel.
Price : 496 $.
Private
tour : 780$pp mini 2p.
Departure from: November to October
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5 DAYS GOLDEN TRIANGLE |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK
- CHIANG RAI - CHIANG SAEN. Pick up from Bangkok hotels
and transfer to the airport for flight TG 130 (11:15 -
12:40 hrs) to Chiang Rai. Transfer to the deluxe Baan
Boran Resort. No lunch included. The afternoon is reserved
for a boat trip on the mighty Mekong River to cruise along
the border of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar (Burma). Return
to hotel. No dinner included.
DAY 2 :
CHIANG SAEN (B, L). American breakfast at the resort and
then depart by 4WD to the border area between Myanmar and
Thailand at Mae Sai, the "Northern Most Point of Thailand"
to process the required documentation to enter Myanmar.
The border area of Myanmar is rich with temples and
traditional villages providing a wealth of photo
opportunities. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant.
We then go to Muang Lane, via a traditional hill tribe
village of the Akha people and stop at Tachilek before the
return back into Thailand. No dinner included. Overnight
at Baan Boran Resort. NOTICE : 3 photos and 3 copies of
passport needed for visa.
DAY 3 :
CHIANG SEAN (B, L). American breakfast at the resort. We
then go to Sop Ruak, a small trading village and the point
where Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet. We then travel on
long-tailed speed boats on the Mekong river alongside the
Laotian border, downstream to Chiang Kong. We pay a visit
en route to a Laotian weaver factory. Lunch is at a local
restaurant. Proceed by 4WD to Chiang Saen, the capital of
ancient Thailand. On the way we stop at Baan Moung Karn, a
traditional Hmong hill tribe village. At Chiang Saen, we
will visit the famous Wat Phra That Jom Kitti, a majestic
temple, built on the banks of the mighty Mekong, on the
border with Laos. We also make a visit to Wat Chedi Luang,
an ancient stupa with tall teak trees. Return to the
hotel. No dinner included.
DAY 4 :
CHIANG SAEN - CHIANG MAI (B, L, D). American breakfast,
then check out and travel by boat for 1.5 hours on the
Maekok river to Chiang Rai, with visits to riverside hill
tribe communities. Return to Chiang Rai for a Thai lunch
at a local restaurant. Then proceed by bus with a stop en
route at a hot spring. Arrive in Chiang Mai, hotel
check-in, followed by a traditional Kantoke dinner,
accompanied by hill tribe shows.
DAY 5 :
CHIANG MAI (B). American breakfast at the hotel. Visit Wat
Phra Thad Doi Suthep and walk up the the colourful Naga
staircase to the beautiful Chedi containing a holy relic
of the Lord Buddha. This has a panoramic view of Chiang
Mai province from 3,500 feet above sea level. Then
transfer to Chiang Mai International Airport for flight TG
111 (14:15 - 15:25 hrs.) to Bangkok and transfer to hotel.
From November to April : 664$ pp |
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From 24
December to 4 January: 787$ pp |
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From May to October: 595$ pp |
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4 DAYS TREKKING
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DAY 1 :
CHIANG MAI - LISU VILLAGE (L, D). Pick up from Chiang Mai
hotels and travel out of Chiang Mai by air-conditioned
car/mini-van (drive time approx. 3 hrs) along picturesque
scenery through the sharp curves and steep drops of the
Mae Taeng district. En route we enjoy a picnic lunch and
take a short trek down the valley to a White Karen Village
where we spend the rest of day discreetly witnessing their
lifestyle and customs. Dinner and overnight in Karen
village.
DAY 2 :
LISU VILLAGE - KAREN VILLAGE (B, L, D). After a simple,
yet hearty breakfast and a cold wash, we pack our bags and
we set off on a 3-hour trek through the lush, dense,
tropical forests to a typical Skaw Karen village, where
residents still practice age-old traditions. Here, a
picnic lunch will be served, followed by a small rest. We
then continue with a memorable 2-hours trip on the back of
an elephant along trails and creeks to a White Karen
village on the riverbank for dinner and an overnight stay
in the village.
DAY 3 :
KAREN VILLAGE
- CHIANG RAI (B, L, D). A simple breakfast at the village,
followed by an exploration of the surrounding Mae Taeng
area with a 4-hour raft trip down the curves and rapids of
the Mae Taeng River. We then enjoy a Thai lunch at a river
lodge before we head out to Chiang Rai for check in to a
comfortable resort on the bank of the Maekok River. Guests
with some energy left can try out their bargaining skills
at the Chiang Rai night market. Dinner and overnight at
the Rimkok Resort.
DAY 4 :
CHIANG RAI - CHIANGMAI (B, L). American breakfast at the
hotel, then depart for a full day tour around the most
northern area of Thailand. We will proceed to Chiang Sean
to visit the remains of the ancient city dating back over
700 years. We drive along the famous Mekong River to the
exact spot where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar (Burma) meet,
known as the "Golden Triangle". From here, we take a boat
trip upstream to the notorious Golden Triangle for lunch
at a local restaurant. We then drive back to Chiang Mai to
check into respective hotels.
From November to October :
195$ pp, Departure 29 December : 236$pp, |
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Private trek
with guide : 240$pp mini 2p November to October |
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5 DAYS WORLD HERITAGE –
SUKHOTHAI - CHIANG MAI - BANGKOK |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK - SUKHOTHAI (L, D). Pick up clients from various
hotels in Bangkok and transfer to airport for flight PG
600 (09:10-10:20 hrs) to Sukhothai. Welcome by guide and
transfer to the Paylin Hotel for check-in and lunch. In
the afternoon, we visit the interesting city of
Phitsanuloke (approx. 60km east), to view Wat Pra Mahathat
Phitsanulok and a nearby museum. This temple complex,
which local people call "Wat Phra Si" or "Wat Yai",
contains one of Thailand's most revered and copied bronze
Buddha images. This image is considered by many Thais to
be second in importance to the Emerald Buddha image in Wat
Phra Keo, in Bangkok's Grand Palace. We then tour the city
of Phitsanuloke, before returning to Sukhothai. Dinner and
overnight at the Pailyn Sukhothai hotel.
DAY 2 :
SUKHOTHAI (B, L, D). American breakfast at the hotel. This
tour is dedicated to the first capital of ancient Siam;
Sukhothai (literally meaning "rising of happiness"). We
visit this ancient town with its world-famous Unesco-rated
historical park, home to one of the largest collections of
historical sites, 21 in the near vicinity, with another 70
sites within a 5-km radius. The entire complex is spread
over an area of 45 sq km. We offer guests the option to
see all the sites. One option is to rent a bicycle to
visit the vast area of ancient ruins. Next stop will be
the satellite-city of Sukhothai: Sri Satchanalai, which
contains some even bigger sites. Both cities played an
important role in the development of modern day Thailand.
Lunch en route at a local restaurant. Dinner and overnight
at the Pailyn Sukhothai hotel.
DAY 3 :
SUKHOTHAI - CHIANG MAI (B, L, D). American breakfast at
the hotel, then transfer to Sukhothai Airport for flight
PG 600 (10:50 - 11:25 hrs) to the "Rose of the North"
Chiang Mai. Then transfer to your centrally located Chiang
Mai hotel for lunch. In the afternoon, we visit one of
most revered temples in Chiang Mai: Wat Doi Suthep,
located high in the mountains, where guests can enjoy a
panoramic view of Chiang Mai province. We then proceed to
Lampoon to visit the magnificent and oldest temple in
Lampoon, Wat Prathat Haripoonchai, with its 46-metre high
golden chedi and the world's largest bronze gong. We then
visit a White Karen Hill Tribe village, before we return
back to Chiang Mai. Dinner and overnight at the Chiang Mai
Plaza hotel.
DAY 4 :
CHIANG MAI (B, L, D). American breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to an elephant training camp centre north of
Chiang Mai where you will see a fascinating display of
these animals' powerful logging skills. We continue on to
a orchid and butterfly farm. Lunch en route at a local
restaurant. We then visit the Home Industries Village at
Bo Sang and San Kam Phaeng which is a major centre for
hand-woven Thai silk, traditional local products, antiques
from Myanmar (Burma) and hill tribe handicrafts and wood
carvings. In the evening, we offer a typical Kantoke
dinner with various shows and performances of the northern
hill tribes. Overnight at the Chiang Mai Plaza hotel.
DAY 5 :
CHIANG MAI - BANGKOK (B). American breakfast at the hotel.
The morning is at leisure for a relaxing stroll around
Chiang Mai city centre, or the nearby Ping River. No lunch
included. Transfer from the hotel to the Chiang Mai
International Airport for flight to Bangkok.
From November to October : 335 $ pp. Private departure:
430$ pp mini 2p |
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3 DAYS RIVER KWAI VILLAGE TOUR |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK - KANCHANABURI (L, D). Pick-up from Bangkok hotels
and drive to Kanchanaburi. First stop is the JEATH Museum,
an attraction that details the life of a POW through
photos and letters. We also stop at the War Cemetery
containing the graves of Allied prisoners of WWII, before
carrying onto the famous "Bridge over the River Kwai". We
then board a train (11am) on the original ''Death Railway
Train'' track for a one hour ride to Tham Krasae station,
passing over the wooden viaduct. Lunch at Tham Krasae
Restaurant. Then, continue onto "Hell Fire Pass", with a
visit to the museum. We will view the remains of the
"Death Railway", and then continue to the River Kwai
Village (River Wing) where guests can enjoy a swim in one
of the hotel's two pools. Overnight and dinner at hotel.
DAY 2 :
KANCHANABURI (B, L, D). American Breakfast at the hotel,
then depart for the elephant camp "Nom Suk" (alternative "Phu
Tong" elephant camp) for an exciting elephant ride through
the jungle (approx. 1 hour). After the elephant ride, we
continue our journey on a bamboo raft on the Kwai Noi
River and then transfer back to the hotel, where a typical
Thai lunch will be served. Then, continue by long-tailed
boat speedboat to the Mon Village where a traditional way
of life has been preserved. Guests can also visit the
local school. We will then continue by boat to the Kaeng
Lava Caves and explore the fascinating rock formations and
scenery. We will then return to the River Kwai Village
Hotel for dinner and overnight. In the evening there is an
optional dance/performance show by people from the Mon
Hill Tribe.
DAY 3 :
KANCHANABURI - BANGKOK (B, L). American breakfast at the
hotel. We then drive back in the direction of Kanchanaburi
and make a stop at the Khmer ruins of "Muang Singh" (Lion
City) for a tour around the complex. Lunch is at a local
restaurant in Kanchanaburi. We then visit the biggest
chedi in the world at Nakhon Prathom and end the tour in
Bangkok.
From November to October :
189$ pp. Private departure : 229$ pp mini 2p |
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3 DAYS RIVER KWAI - JUNGLE &
RAFTING TOUR |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK - KANCHANABURI (L, D). Pick-ups from Bangkok
hotels and drive to Kanchanaburi. First stop is the JEATH
Museum, an attraction that details the life of a POW
through photos and letters. We also stop at the War
Cemetery containing the graves of Allied prisoners of WWII
and then visit the famous "Bridge over the River Kwai". We
then travel by train along the original ''Death Railway''
track for a one-hour ride to Wang Po station. On arrival
at Wang Po station, lunch will be served at a local
restaurant. We then continue in a long-tailed speedboat
from the Resotel boat pier, passing beautiful scenery
along the way. We arrive at the River Kwai Jungle Rafts,
check -in and then visit the nearby Mon Tribal village,
where a traditional way of life has been preserved. In the
evening a European set dinner will be served, followed by
a traditional Mon Dance performance. Overnight at the
River Kwai Jungle Rafts.
DAY 2 :
KANCHANABURI (B, L, D). After an American breakfast, we
leave the floating resort and take a boat upstream to the
Saiyoke National Park, where guests will visit the
stunning Saiyoke Yai Waterfall surrounded by a teakwood
forest. This is an excellent spot to relax and unwind. We
return to the Jungle Rafts for a Thai lunch. Then we go by
elephant for a one-hour ride through bamboo forests and
dense vegetation. In the late afternoon, check out and
transfer to the River Kwai Resotel on board floating
rafts. Dinner and overnight at the River Kwai Resotel.
DAY 3 :
KANCHANABURI - BANGKOK (B, L). American Breakfast at the
Resotel. Head out in the early morning for a brisk walk in
the jungle area and start climbing up to the Kaeng Lava
Cave to explore imaginative shapes of stone formations and
one of the most beautiful caves in Thailand. We return to
the Resotel for a healthy lunch. Check out of the resort
and transfer back from the main boat pier to arrive in
Bangkok in the late afternoon.
From November to October :
195$ pp. Private departure : 230$ pp mini 2p |
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3 DAYS RIVER KWAI - MOUNTAIN
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK - KANCHANABURI (L, D). Pick-ups from Bangkok
hotels and drive to Kanchanaburi. First stop is the JEATH
Museum, an attraction that details the life of a POW
through photos and letters. We also stop at the War
Cemetery containing the graves of Allied prisoners of WWII
and then visit the famous "Bridge over the River Kwai". We
then travel by train along the original ''Death Railway''
track for a one hour ride to Wang Po station, passing over
the wooden viaduct. On arrival at Wang Po station, lunch
will be served at a local restaurant. We then continue in
a long-tailed speedboat from the Resotel boat pier,
passing through beautiful scenery along the way. We arrive
at the River Kwai Resotel, check-in at the resort, and
then visit the nearby ethnic Mon Tribal Village. In the
evening a set dinner will be served, followed by a
40-minutes traditional Mon Dance performed by local
villagers. Overnight at the River Kwai Resotel.
DAY 2 :
KANCHANABURI (B, L, D). American Breakfast at the rafts.
We then get active as we leave the resort on modern
mountain bikes and cycle through the magnificent jungle of
the surrounding national park. We end at the riverbank of
the Kwan Noi River, where we leave our bikes and board
canoes and gently paddle to the River Kwai Jungle Rafts
for lunch. We then paddle back to the Resotel for an
afternoon of leisure, such as swimming in the pool,
sunbathing or enjoying a Thai massage. Dinner and
overnight at the River Kwai Resotel.
DAY 3 :
KANCHANABURI - BANGKOK (B, L). American Breakfast at the
Resotel, followed by an early morning walk in the jungle
follows, with a climb up to the Kaeng Lava Cave to explore
the magnificent stone formations in one of the most
beautiful caves in Thailand. We return back to the resort
for a healthy lunch. Then check out of the resort and
transfer back from the main boat pier back to arrive in
Bangkok in the late afternoon.
From November to October : 209$ pp. Private departure :
268$ pp mini 2p |
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4 DAYS NORTH ISARN |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK – KHORAT (L, D).
Early check-out out of Bangkok hotels, drive via the
northern rim of Khao Yai National Park to the gateway of
Isan; Nakhorn Ratchasima, better known as Khorat. Lunch at
a local restaurant en route. In Khorat, we visit the
ceramic pottery village of Dan Kwian, the ancient Khmer
Temple complex of Wat Phrathat Phanom Rung, located on a
400-metres high extinct volcano. We also make a stop at
the beautiful, partially-renovated Prasat Hin Muang Tham,
believed to have been constructed in the 11th century.
We return back to Khorat for dinner and overnight at the
Sima Thani Hotel.
DAY 2 :
KHORAT – KHON KAEN (B, L, D).
American breakfast at the hotel, check out and depart for
Baan Prasart historical site to visit the Khmer Temple
complex of Phimai, which has close links with Angkor
Temples in Cambodia. Lunch will be served at a local
restaurant. After lunch, we make a short stop at the “Sai
Ngam” Banyan Tree before carrying on to Khon Kaen. Before
we arrive at this gateway to northern Isan, we stop at
Chonnabot, one of the centres of traditional silk weaving.
In the afternoon, we arrive at Khon Kaen and check in at
the hotel.
Dinner and overnight at the Sofitel Raja Orchid Hotel.
DAY 3 :
KHON KAEN - NONGKHAI (B, L, D).
American breakfast at the hotel and head off to north Isan.
Our first stop will be at Baan Chiang Archeological Site,
where pre-historical artifacts have been found. Lunch at a
local restaurant. In the afternoon we arrive in Nongkhai,
where the first official border crossing was established
between Thailand and Laos via the Friendship Bridge.
Before checking in at the hotel, we will visit the border
market in Nongkhai.
Dinner and overnight at the Royal Mekong Hotel (DLX room),
located on the banks of the Mekong River.
DAY 4 :
NONGKHAI – UDON THANI – BANGKOK (B, L).
American breakfast at the hotel.
Our final day, we check out of the hotel and drive south
to Udon Thani, where we visit the Sala Kaew Ku Statue Park
and the ‘’Wat Pochai’’, known for its beautiful
architecture. Lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch,
transfer to Udon Thani Airport for flight TG 011 (13:00 –
14:00 hrs) to Bangkok Domestic Airport. Arrival at Bangkok
Airport and transfer to various Bangkok hotels.
Price : 209$ pp - Private departure: 268$ pp mini 2p |
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5 DAYS SOUTH ISARN & KHMER
TEMPLES |
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DAY 1 :
BANGKOK - KHAO YAI NATIONAL PARK (L, D). Depart from
various Bangkok hotels to Maenam River Boat Pier for a
cruise from Bangkok to Ayutthaya by the "Pearl of Siam",
with Lunch onboard. Visit to Bang Pa In Summer Palace, the
former summer residence of the Rama Kings. Drive in the
direction of the southern entrance of the Khao Yai
National Park with a stop at a fruit market in Nakhon
Nayok. Dinner and overnight at Khao Yai Grandview Thani
Resort.
DAY 2 :
KHAO YAI NATIONAL PARK - KHORAT (B, L, D). American
breakfast at the hotel. Drive into the Khao Yai National
Park to visit the Heaw Suwat Waterfalls and make various
stops en route for photo opportunities. Continue in the
direction of Khorat for lunch and check-in at the Sima
Thani Hotel. In the afternoon, we visit the Phimai Temple
complex, Baan Prasart Archeological Site and the "Sai Ngam"
Banyan Tree. Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight
at the Sima Thani Hotel.
DAY 3 :
KHORAT - SURIN (B, L, D). American breakfast at the hotel.
Depart south to visit the Dan Kwian Pottery village. We
then visit the second Khmer temple of Phanom Rung
Historical Park with its well-known Prasat Hin Phanom
Rung, located on the top of the Phanom Rung Mount. This is
said to date back to the 12th century A.D. We also visit
Prasat Hin Muang Tham, which is believed to have been
constructed in the 11th century. Both temples resemble the
Angkor temple ruins and complexes in Cambodia. Lunch at a
local restaurant. Next, we visit the Centre of Blending
and Integration Rural Development (CBIRD). This project is
an initiative to train the local community to earn a
living from producing handicrafts and agricultural
projects. We then continue to Surin for dinner and stay
overnight at the simple Thong Tarin Hotel (the best hotel
available in Surin).
DAY 4 :
SURIN - KHONGJIAM (B, L, D). American breakfast at the
hotel. We then visit the Baan Talkang elephant village at
Surin. We then continue to Preah Vihear (''Khao Phra
Viharn'") located between Thailand and the Cambodian
border. This magnificent temple, built and added to over
many monarchs' reigns, occupies the most spectacular site
of any Khmer sanctuary. Today the ruins of the temple
guard many secrets about its use from the 9th- 12th
century. Stone carvings depict not only the gods, but
animals, both mythical and real, and the rich foliage of
the forest. Lunch en route is at a local restaurant. We
then proceed to Ubon Ratchathani and Khongjiam, a district
overlooking the mighty Mekong River.
Dinner and overnight at the
Tohsang Khongjiam ResortNote: In case the border between
Thailand and Cambodia at the Khao Phra Viharn is closed,
the programme on day 4 will be revised to visit the "One
Million Bottles Temple" , a temple made entirely out of
bottles.
DAY 5 :
KHONGJIAM - BANGKOK (B, L). American breakfast at the
resort. Then we tour around the Khong Chiam area to see
the following attractions: Kaeng Tana, the largest rapids
of the Mun River (the cataract itself is a big stone
platform lying across the Mun River, causing the water
which flows through Kaeng Tana to take the form of
beautiful waterfalls; Mae Naem Song Si, the bi-colour
river where the Mekong and Mun Rivers meet; Chongmeck, the
border between Thailand and Laos; Sirindhorn Dam, one of
Thailand's major multi-purposes dams; Pha Taem & Pha Mon,
the two steep cliffs overlooking the Mekong River with a
clear view into Laos (on the cliff's surface, there are
prehistoric paintings dating back 3,000-4,000 years); Sao
Chaliang, this place is scattered with natural mushrooms,
like piles of stone slabs with a large amount of shells
stuck in their texture, the area is believed by geologists
to be a dried-up sea. Lunch is en route at a local
restaurant. No dinner included. Continue to Ubon
Ratchathani Airport for flight TG 031 (19.40-20.45 hrs).
Arrive at Bangkok Domestic Airport and transfer to Bangkok
hotel.
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