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Damnern saduak Floating Market

ตลาดน้ําดําเนินสะดวก One of the most popular

Bangkok experiences, enjoy the sights,

smells and sounds of the famous

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market where

you will find hundreds of Thai style

canoes laden with fruits, vegetables,

sweets and meats.

High on the list of most visitors

‘things to do’ Damnern Saduak Floating

market is a truly colorful experience.

Situated 60 miles from Bangkok, the

seemingly chaotic canals or 'khlongs' are

filled with flat boats piled high with

fresh produce, each jockeying for

position and paddled by ladies ready to

stop and bargain at a moment's notice.

Your journey to the market includes an

exciting long tail speedboat ride through

the marshes, past traditional stilt houses

and scenes that have changed little over

the centuries.

As you speed across the water,

your experienced English-speaking

guide will provide a colorful overview

of the market and what to expect when

you arrive. There is plenty of free time

to explore the market and your guide

will be happy to arrange a local boat ride

through the markets (optional extra)

should you wish to get closer to the

vendors.

Ancient City เมืองโบราณ

The Ancient City, like a door opened to the cultural in heritage of Siam. You are able to see the continuity of the history, arts, cultures, religious, thoughts as well as the believes of Thai talents. It shall reflect to Thai fundamentals and the varieties of the cultures on Thai territories. The historical of Siam will visually be revived at The Ancient City.

Taking up 320 acres of land, roughly in the shape of Thailand, the huge park reproduces -- usually on a smaller scale -- important buildings from around Thailand. There are over 100 monuments collected or reproduced. Some of them are reconstructions of buildings that no longer exist. Other buildings are examples of traditional vernacular architecture that were scheduled to be demolished and instead were purchased by the Ancient City, dismantled and reconstructed in the park. Many of the buildings represent

religious and royal sites from around Thailand as well as from the past.

As it does take the better part of a day to see the park, you'll be wanting lunch. There are ample "snack bars" spread throughout the park, but the place for lunch is the recreation of a Thai floating village (left). There are a number of restaurants in various styles on the water. You can walk around until one place strikes your fancy. The food is generally basic Thai. There are also some souvenir stands around the village as well

Grand Palace & Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew)

พระบรมมหาราชวัง และ วัดพระแกว

Ask anyone who has been to Bangkok what their 'must see' list of the city entails, and without fail they'll include The Grand Palace. The Grand Palace Complex is home to a number of attractions including Wat Phra Keow (Temple of the Emerald Buddha).

Built in traditional Thai architecture mixed with European

designs, The Grand Palace complex, once the official home for the Kings of Siam, is unquestionably one of the Thailand's major tourist highlights. The King still uses the Grand Palace for certain ceremonial occasions and the regal flavor within its enormous royal grounds is still evident. During the tour you will visit the Royal Funeral Hall and the Royal Coronation Hall.

The main centerpiece of the complex however is the 45 centimeter Emerald Buddha. Carved from just one piece of Jade it is the holiest and most revered religious object in Thailand. The Emerald Buddha is housed within Wat Phra Keow, which is a very ornately decorated building whose roof tiles reach up into the sky.

Rose Garden Riverside สวนสามพราน

For a property the size of the Rose Garden - it sprawls over 70 acres - it is remarkable how smoothly the different parts flow into each other.It is truly organic in design as three generations of owners and community have put their passion and energy into making the Rose Garden less like a set of attractions and more like a community destination.

It is also mind-boggling to think of the range of experiences and encounters that happen here every day - from cultural shows to river boat rides, and from cooking classes to seminars and theme evenings.

Discovering the Rose Garden is like uncovering a destination that caters to every possible mood and desire of its customers. To really discover it all, you just have to keep coming back.

Enter a theatre where the stage represents a typical village and village square, complete with traditional Thai houses. Beginning with the simulation of daybreak in the village, the lively animated show highlights traditions, customs and dances from the north, south, central plains and the north-eastern plateau. During the show, you see representations of Thai life - from the stages of Buddhism, to the Nagee

Saran and Harvest dance, rituals to mark the cycles of the village’s crops. Witness the noise and drama of Thai kickboxing and sword fighting; and view a village wedding ceremony. Then finish the show in an energetic combination of dances from Thailand’s four main regions - including the skilful and rhythmic North-eastern Bamboo Dance.Thai Cultural Show: Starts at 2.45 pm daily.

The Rose Garden’s one of Thailand’s most noted Botanical Parks. Within it, find a series of zones covering educational and medicinal purposes to areas made purely for fun and the imagination, such as the Animal Lawn featuring yes, animal-shaped hedges - origami, Rose Garden style.

For nature lovers, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Botanical Gardens and admire the impressive diversity of native tropical flora and fauna, starting from the historic and sacred Pikul tree. Enjoy the rich scents of the Herbal and Bougainvillea Gardens, or the unique Native Aromatic Flora Garden. Views numerous varieties of Thailand’s iconic flower in the Orchid Lawn, or discover over 30 different varieties of banana palm.

Samphran Crocodile Farm And The Elephant Theme Show

ฟารจรเขและโชวชางสวนสามพราน

Samphran Elephant Ground & Zoo attractions of 60 acres on Petkasem Road, in Samphran dSistrict, which about one hour drives from Bangkok city to the west.

Just a half day program in the afternoon, amazing to the Elephant Theme Show and The Crocodile Wrestling Show the popular edutainment of Bangkok Sightseeing.

In Fact, the relations of elephants and mahout, the elephant round-up ceremony of Suay people. Amusing to baby elephant in dancing, football and more fun games. Re-enacting Yutha Hathi, the ancient royal battle scene on elephant back during Ayuthaya period. The performance completed by dramatic sounds and narrations. This is the great elephant show in Thailand!

Exciting to the Crocodile Wrestling Show. The wrestling between

the primeval alligator and the master in the farm of more than 10,000 crocodiles. Samphran Elephant Ground & Zoo was accredited by CITES as maintaining, “ One of the cleanest and most impressive public displays of crocodiles in the world. ”

Open daily from 08.30 - 17.30 hrs.

Samutprakan Crocodile Farm and Zoo

ฟารจรเขสมุทรปราการ

The Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo is an internationally renowned crocodile zoo in Bangkok,Thailand. It claims to hold the Guiness Book of Records Largest Captive Crocodile measuring six meters (19 feet, 8 inches) and weighing 1114.27 kilograms (2465 pounds). This enormous crocodile is one among over 100,000 crocodiles at the world's largest crocodile farm.

Visitors to the crocodile farm can see a wide variety of animals other than crocodiles, including elephants, lions, tigers, monkeys, horses, and hippos. There are frequent crocodile shows, famous for the performers putting their heads inside a crocodile's mouth. Elephant shows display the dexterity of elephants as they walk tightropes, ride skateboards, and dance. Visitors may also take short elephant ride, ride a train, enjoy a paddle boat ride, or explore the dinosaur museum. Admission for adults is 300 baht. Admission for children is 200 baht.

The Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm is located at 555 Moo 7 Taiban Road, Taiban Sub-District, Amphur Muang, Samutprakarn, Thailand. Opening hours are from 7:00 A.M. through 6:00 P.M. daily.

Safari World

ซาฟารีเวอร

One of the largest theme parks in Thailand is Safari World, on the northern outskirts of Bangkok. According to their brochure it is "Thailand's greatest and most popular open zoo and show park". They also claim to have "world class shows" and an "oasis for animals" which is probably going a bit too far. It is certainly a great day out for the family and that is where I took Nong Grace yesterday as her school has now broken up for the summer holidays. As she is only four years old I didn't think she would survive the entire day. However I think I collapsed from exhaustion long before her. But, then she spent most of the day being pushed around in a stroller.

Safari World is split into two sections. Namely Safari Park and Marine Park. You don't actually have to visit both as there are separate tickets for each. However,

a combined ticket costs 700 baht for foreign adults with another 200 baht for the boat ride which we didn't do. For an average sized family, that works out to be an

expensive day out. We decided to first visit Safari Park which was probably the highlight. This is an open park area with hundreds of wild animals roaming around. If you don't have your own car like us then you can join coach tours. However, having your own transport means that you can take your time and stop anywhere to take pictures. You can also wind down your windows to get better pictures.

You will loved this place. It was a

great opportunity to get up close to some of the animals. Though, after an incident with a group of ostriches that tried to eat the car she was a bit nervous about winding down the window. But, she enjoyed taking pictures of animals such as Zebras, camels,

storks, rhino, giraffes, deer and bears. We then passed through double gates to the area where the tigers and lions lived. However, as it was quite hot they were lazing away in the shade of a distant tree so we couldn't get really close. These are mainly nocturnal animals so you would have to visit a night safari to see more action.

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Bangkok City and Temple Tour ขมเมืองกรุงเทพและวัด (วัดไตรมิตร,วัดโพธิ์,วัดเบญจมบพิตร)

Chinatown

Chinatown of Bangkok was formally an area called "Sampeng", started when the Chinese merchants moved in 1780s after vacating the land where the Grand Palace now stands. In 1863, King Mongkut commanded the construction of New Road (or Charoen Krung Road) which runs over six kilometers from the Royal Palace till it drops straight into the Chao Phraya River, just south of Krung Thep Bridge now. The Chinatown expanded along Charoen Krung, Krung Kasem and the third road, the Yaowarat Road which was built between Charoen Krung and Sampeng.

Wat Pho

This world famous temple is located right next to the Grand Palace on the south side. It is one of Bangkok's oldest and largest temples. Wat Pho was built by King Rama I nearly 200 years ago and houses the gigantic gold-plated Reclining Buddha. This unique image is 46 metres in length and 15 metres high with beautifully inlaid mother-of pearl soles . Wat Pho is also regarded as the first centre of public education and is sometimes called "Thailand's First University".

Wat Benchamabophit (The Marble Temple)

The Marble Temple is on Si Ayutthaya Road near Chitralada Palace. The

temple is well-known because its main building was constructed during the reign of King Rama V. The best time to visit this temple is early in the morning when Buddhist monks are chanting inside the chapel. The interior of the main building is magnificently decorated with cross beams of lacquer and gold. A large collection of Bronze Buddhas lines the walls of the spacious inner courtyard.

Wat Traimit (Temple of the Golden Buddha)

At the end of Yaowarat Road, near Bangkok's Hualamphong Railway Station, is a temple situated on Traimit Road. This temple is known for its famous Golden Buddha, constructed during the Sukhothai period. The image, of solid gold, is three meters high and weighs five and a half tons.

Dream World ดรีมเวอร

This amusement park is situated on km. 7 of Rangsit-Ong Kharak Road, a 10 minute drive from Don Muang Airport. It is a beautiful land designed in classic style and decorated with European style plaza, miniature land of the major world legend and exciting playing machines.

With the slogan "Welcome to the World of Happiness," Dreamworld is Bangkok's newest and largest amusement park. The most popular ride is the "Big Splash" water flume, supposedly the largest in the world. Dreamworld's rides are the most technologically advanced in the entertainment industry in Thailand, while its Dinotopia exhibit takes visitors back 150 million years to the Jurassic era when dinosaurs ruled the earth.

Dreamworld has fun for the whole family, but our kids liked it best when they were 6-12 years old. If you have the time while in Bangkok, stop by for a day of fun.

Dreamworld offers a one day tour package which includes admission to the park, unlimited rides, entrance to Snow Town, a buffet lunch and round trip transportation from your hotel for only 1,000 baht. Contact the consierge at your hotel for more information.

Open daily from 10.00 am-5.00 pm. except on weekends from 10.00 am-7.00 pm.

Siam Park City สวนสยาม

The land of fun and eternal happiness, located in Minburi District, Siam Park City includes a water park featuring a man-made sea with artificial waves and towering water slides, an amusement park containing different kinds of world class rides, and a them park emphasizing education and entertainment. Besides, it has several other attractions like children’s playgrounds and African adventure that cannot be missed.

Splash and fun, Siam Park City is one of Thailand’s largest theme park, covering an area of almost 120 acres and featuring a wide range of fun and

exciting rides as well as adventurous and entertainment activities in five zones such as a roller coaster that speeds 80kph and a ride that drops you from 75 meters above the ground. The main highlight ofSiamParkis its water park, which is considered the world’s largest man-made, sea-like pool, favored by both kids, families and teenagers.

Opening hours: Daily 10am-6pm

Contact:203 Suam Siam Rd., Kannayao,Bangkok, Tel : 0 2919 7200-

19. Website: www.siamparkcity.com

Risky Market ตลาดรมหุบ

This market,close to Maeklong Railway Station, is located on the railway line which is still in use.It is the market that is not really established for tourism but its charm attracts outsiders to visit when they pass by. At present , this market has become more well-known.

A number of foreigner tourists request to have a visit while they are on the way to Damnernsaduak Floating Market. For tourist, it is so exciting and funny after hearing warning-announcement from the station ,to watch the merchants and vendors in a rush to fold and remove their awnings and unbrellas which overlap into the space above the railway tracks.They are so skillful that they are able to handle this in a few minutes before the train reaches the spot.

The market is colloquially known as Rom Hoop Market,meaning the market where they have to prepare to fold down umbrella or awning to let the trains pass through.

The market is also ironically called Nee Tai Market for they have to flee away to survive from the approaching trains heading for this market.This market is ,on and on, to be open and closed 8 times and day ,since there are 4 trains passing up and down.

Amphawa Floating Market ตลาดน้ําอําพวา

Thailand offers variety of package tours, the Amphawa Floating Market is one of the most exciting and colorful places to visit in Thailand today. Your trip to Thailand will be worthwhile. It is just an hour and a half away from Bangkok.

Anything that one could possibly want to buy is available at this market; food, souvenirs, decorative items for the house, desserts, refreshments and so much more.

If you have a chance to visit Bangkok, don’t miss this tour! You will never forget the fantastic atmosphere and the remarkable scenery around the market. The boat ride along the Maeklong River, and the small canal along the floating market, will become an unforgettable memory of your trip to Thailand.

Amphawa is one of the farming districts to the southeast of Bangkok. It is rich in the beautiful scenery of fruit plantations, orchards, and a traditional way of life surrounded by man-made

canals. The floating market actually developed in order to support the economic activities of the farmers.

Upon our arrival at the Amphawa Floating Market, we board a small, traditional vessel and explore the local lifestyle of the people along the Meklong River, as well as the floating market, where vendors are selling fresh fruits, vegetables, souvenirs, decorative items and food along narrow canals and waterways. When the boat ride ends, you will have some time to continue your explorations on your own.

Walking along the canal and through the marketplace, which has an enormous variety of locally-made products, will be a fascinating experience, creating unforgettable memories.

One can add even more color to this trip by taking a short walk further into the fruit plantation area, or by taking an optional boat ride along the canals.

Bangkok Noi Canal Cruise

ลองเรือคลองบางกอกนอย

Bangkok Canal Tour and Rice Barge, Canal Tours A Voyage through time, Bangkok history is so chosely connected to the waterways. It sued to have so many canals that it was often called The Venice of The East. Rattanakosin Island came into existence when King Rama I had the bang Lamphu Klong constructed to fortify Bangkok.

Cruising along the klongs as the canals are called in Thai takes you on a journey of contrast back to earlier eras and up to modern bankgok. The most popular klong trips start on the Bangkok side of the Chao Phraya River and cross over to the

Thonburi side to venture up Bangkok Noi and Bangkok Yai canals. These journeys take you to fascinating places such as The Royal Barge Museum and the colonial-style Thonburi Railway Station.

On the way you will see a different side of life as you pass the homes of the klong-dwellers. Each home seems to have its own boat, be if a small canoe or a hang yao the long-tailed boats powered by car or truck engines and a propeller on a long shaft that acts as both propulsion and steerage.

The contrast continues as you pass into idyllic rural pockets where villagers grow fruit, vegetables and orchids which are sent to markets on the long-tailed boats Youll see children on there way to or from school and saffron robed monks traveling to their klong-side temples, You may even come across Thai women in boats selling boat noodles, drinks, snacks and fruit.

Ayuddhaya City and Temple Tour ขมเมืองอยุธยา และ วัด

Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam, is 80km north of Thailand’s present-day capital city and makes for an excellent day trip from Bangkok. The impressive remains of the historic temples form a dramatic backdrop to this pleasant riverside city.

The old city itself was founded in 1351 on an island about 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) wide, formed by the confluence of the Chaophraya, Lopburi and Pasak Rivers. A wall once encircled the entire island, though only a few bits of it can be seen today.

Visit the Ayutthaya temples it's a highlight of any Thailand visit. The tour to the ancient capital of Siam includes a

trip by riverboat, a must-do activity when you're in Bangkok, with close-up views of the temples and historic sites that line the Chao Phraya River.

Today, Ayutthaya is know for its spectacular ruins and temples. Many of its temples are still intact, such as Wat Phra Sanphet, Wat Mongkhon Bophit, Wat Panangcherng and Wat Chai Mongkol, known for its large bronze statue of the Reclining Buddha. You will also see the summer palace of King Rama IV with its mixture of Thai, Chi nese and Gothic architecture. The palace is a well-preserved 'museum', providing a glimpse into a time when Thailand was known as Siam.

The Bridge on the River Kwai, Kanchanaburi Province

สะพานขามแมน้ําแคว

The Bridge on the River Kwai was builded in 1943 of one of the railway bridges over the Mae Klong—renamed Khwae Yai in the 1960s—at a place called Tha Ma Kham, five kilometers from the Thai town of Kanchanaburi. This was part of a project to link existing Thai and Burmese railway lines to create a route from Bangkok, Thailand, to Rangoon, Burma, to support the Japanese occupation of Burma. About a hundred thousand conscripted Asian labourers and 12,000 prisoners of war died on the whole project.

Although the suffering caused by the building of the Burma Railway and its bridges is true, the incidents portrayed in the movie film are mostly fictional. Historically the conditions were much worse.

The destruction of the bridge as depicted in the film is entirely fictional. In fact, two bridges were built: a temporary wooden bridge and a permanent steel/concrete bridge a few months later. Both bridges were used for two years, until they were destroyed by Allied aerial bombing. The steel bridge was repaired and is still in use today.

Bambooraft and Elephen Tacking, Kanchanaburi Province

ลองแพ นั่งชาง

The countryside in Kanchanaburi lends itself perfectly to elephant riding and the province is rightly known as a premier spot to ride and feed these awesome animals in natural surroundings. Don't miss out on the chance of a lifetime! In addition to riding, you have the option of bathing elephants too.

Join in the riverside fun as you witness the brilliant spectacle of elephants at play. You will also get the chance to help these marvelous animals in the important job of keeping clean and cooling off from the tropical heat, plus you can take a dip yourself at the same time. Getting wet has never been so much fun!

The most relaxing way to appreciate the stunning River Kwai Noi valley is to take a slow, gliding trip along the river itself on board a bamboo raft. Swim alongside the raft or simply sit back and enjoy the lush scenery as you follow the meandering path downstream. Long tail boats are also available for a faster trip in either direction. Life jackets are provided as standard.

Tiger Temple, Kanchanaburi Province วัดปาสวนเสือหลวงตาบัว

There aren't many places in the world where you can touch a fully-grown tiger, but the monks at Thailand's Tiger Temple allow you to get up close and personal with their domesticated brood of big cats

Since 1999, the monks here have taken care of tigers, which have been rescued from poachers in the nearby Thai-Burmese border jungle - and to date they have 17 fully-grown tigers and tiger cubs living within the temple grounds. Every afternoon, the tigers are let out of their cages and taken down to a quarry, which has a natural pool for them to bathe and play in. Visitors can walk down into the quarry and see the tigers from only a few feet away. Most of the tigers simply sit stretched out in the sun - they are nocturnal creatures so they laze around during the day. Some of the younger tigers are pretty frisky however; they've been busy playing in the pond - "playing" in this case meaning "whacking each other in the face with their paws".

It's just as well most of the tigers prefer to stay stationary - if they start moving around, things can become a little tense on the other side of the rope. Some of these tigers are huge, and to be in such close proximity to them is both awe-inspiring and a little scary. Their beauty is mesmerizing though.

COOKIN NANTA SHOW IN BANGKOK For an action packed stage show like nothing else in Bangkok the comedy chefs

in Cookin’ NANTA will amaze and delight all ages. ‘Nanta’ is a Korean word to mean strike relentlessly, and throughout this non verbal theatrical performance, thrilling percussion music is created using everything from traditional Korean water drums to cooking utensils like chef’s whisks and carving knives. The nonstop rhythmic percussion is complemented by hilarious facial expressions and a little help from the audience to create a humorous story of a hapless gang of chefs.

The theatre company is originally from Korea, but have travelled with this show extensively: from Edinburgh, London and Germany in Europe, to Japan and Singapore in Asia, and even making history as the first Asian production to open its own large-scale theatre in New York.

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B003 • The Bridge on the River Kwai and JEATH Museum, Kanchanaburi Province • Tiger Temple, Kanchanaburi Province

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B004 • Bangpa-In Palace • Ayuddhaya City and Temple Tour/ BANGPA-IN

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1400 Baht / Person 7.40 AM - 2.00 PM

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A001 • Damnernsaduak Floating Market Price : Time :

420 Baht / Person 6.30 AM - 12.30 AM

A007 • Bangkok Noi Canal Cruise Price : Time :

1100 Baht / Person 7.00 AM - 10.30 PM

A008 • Bangkok City and Temple Tour Price : Time :

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A009 • Wat Phra Kaew, Temple of the Emerald Buddha • Phra Borom Maha Ratcha Wang, The Grand Palace

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1300 Baht / Person 7.30 AM - 12.00 AM

A013 • Ancient City Tour ( Only On Mon, Wed, Fri )

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A017 • Risky Market, Boat Riding • Amphawa Floating Market (Fri, Sat, Sun)

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A010 • Rose Garden Riverside Price : Time :

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A011 • Samphran Crocodile Farm And The Elephant Theme Show Price : Time :

1000 Baht / Person 12.00 AM - 5.30 PM

A012 • Samutprakan Crocodile Farm and Zoo (Mon, Wed, Fri )

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A001 • Damnernsaduak Floating Market Price : Time :

420 Baht / Person 6.30 AM - 12.30 AM

A002 • Damnernsaduak Floating Market • Rose Garden Riverside

Price : Time :

1200 Baht / Person 6.30 AM - 4.00 PM

Lunch Included

A003 • Damnernsaduak Floating Market • Samphran Crocodile Farm And The Elephant Theme Show

Price : Time :

1200 Baht / Person 6.30 AM - 4.00 PM

Lunch Included

A004 • Damnernsaduak Floating Market • Samphran Crocodile Farm And The Elephant Theme Show • Rose Garden Riverside

Price : Time :

1500 Baht / Person 6.30 AM - 5.30 PM

Lunch Included

A006 • Damnernsaduak Floating Market • The Bridge on the River Kwai and JEATH Museum, Kanchanaburi Province • THE Tiger Temple, Kanchanaburi Province

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2400 Baht / Person 6.30 AM - 7.00 PM

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A007 • Bangkok Noi Canal Cruise Price : Time :

1100 Baht / Person 7.00 AM - 10.30 PM

A008 • Bangkok City and Temple Tour Price : Time :

1000 Baht / Person 7.30 AM - 10.30 AM

A009 • Wat Phra Kaew, Temple of the Emerald Buddha • Phra Borom Maha Ratcha Wang, The Grand Palace

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1300 Baht / Person 7.30 AM - 12.00 AM

A010 • Rose Garden Riverside Price : Time :

1000 Baht / Person 12.00 AM - 5.30 PM

A011 • Samphran Crocodile Farm And The Elephant Theme Show Price : Time :

1000 Baht / Person 12.00 AM - 5.30 PM

A012 • Samutprakan Crocodile Farm and Zoo (Mon, Wed, Fri )

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2400 Baht / Person 12.00 AM - 5.30 PM

A013 • Ancient City Tour ( Only On Mon, Wed, Fri )

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2400 Baht / Person 7.00 AM - 12.00 AM

A014 • Safari World Price : Time :

1200 Baht / Person 8.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Lunch Included

A015 • Dream World Price : Time :

1200 Baht / Person 8.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Lunch Included

A016 • Siam Park Price : Time :

1000 Baht / Person 8.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Lunch Included

A017 • Risky Market, Boat Riding • Amphawa Floating Market (Fri, Sat, Sun)

Price : Time :

1000 Baht / Person 12.20 AM - 8.00 PM

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1300 Baht / Person 6.20 AM - 12.40 PM

Lunch Included

B002 • The Bridge on the River Kwai and JEATH Museum, Kanchanaburi Province • Bambooraft / Elephen Tacking, Kanchanaburi Province

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2000 Baht / Person 6.20 AM - 6.30 PM

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B003 • The Bridge on the River Kwai and JEATH Museum, Kanchanaburi Province • Tiger Temple, Kanchanaburi Province

Price : Time :

2100 Baht / Person 6.20 AM - 6.30 PM

Lunch Included

B004 • Bangpa-In Palace • Ayuddhaya City and Temple Tour/ BANGPA-IN

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1400 Baht / Person 7.40 AM - 2.00 PM

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