Cambodia – In the Footsteps of Lara Croft (2 Days)

Departure from Pattaya by comfortable bus.

Visit the new Lviv petting zoo: lions, tigers, alpacas, and a crocodile farm. Photo opportunities with the animals available.

The iron monster’s home: a full-scale collection of Transformers.

Chainat is the largest bird park in Thailand, featuring open-air aviaries. Exotic iguanas roam freely throughout the park grounds.

Lunch featuring Thai cuisine.

Visit the Mirror Temple and Golden Castle - iconic symbols of Thai spirituality and artistry. The Mirror Temple (Wat Tha Sung in Uthai Thani) is famed for its thousands of mirrored tiles that create a dazzling, radiant effect.

Check-in at the five-star Avatar spa hotel, designed to resemble a cave nestled in the mountains. Enjoy the pools and unwind. The hotel offers a wide variety of unique spa treatments and has its own mineral water pools.

Dinner at the hotel restaurant.

Breakfast and free time by the pools.

Tour through the Avatar Valley.

Visit to a fairy-tale temple on a mountain slope with views of the lakes.

Exploration of Phu Wai Cave with its stalactites and stalagmites.

A walk among ancient, towering trees that have stood for centuries.

Lopburi City: a unique monkey kingdom where primates roam freely through the streets and ancient ruins. The famous Monkey Festival is held here every year.

Comfortable air-conditioned bus.

Arrival at the famous Umbrella Market in Maeklong. Enjoy breakfast and watch the Thai Express train pass directly through the market stalls.

Visit Wat Baan Kung, hidden inside a living banyan tree, and the Thai boxing school. Participate in a wish-fulfillment ritual.

Boat ride through the canals of the floating village - life on water, exotic scenery, and local charm.

Lunch in a restaurant featuring traditional Russian cuisine.

Swimming at one of the seven tiers with a natural fish exfoliation.

Check-in at the hotel on the River Kwai: cabins on the water or on land, swimming pool, Wi-Fi, and jungle atmosphere.

Rafting on the Kwai River in life jackets - mild adventure and great photo opportunities.

Buffet dinner with European dishes, free time to relax, enjoying the sounds of the jungle.

Breakfast with a view of the river.

Bathing in the Hindat Hot Springs - a natural spa surrounded by greenery.

Visit Sai Yok Noi Waterfall and the Japanese locomotive monument on the “Death Railway”.

Meet the residents of the elephant village: riding, shows, and optionally swimming with an elephant in the river.

Lunch at a restaurant serving traditional Thai cuisine.

Tiger Cave Temple: opportunity to approach the monk, make a wish, and receive a blessing.

Short technical stop and return journey.

Travel time depends on road traffic.

There will be an opportunity to have breakfast along the way. If you did not take a breakfast box from your hotel, you can order food and coffee on site.

A unique place where the train passes directly through the market stalls. Vendors literally clear their goods and awnings within minutes, then set everything back again.

A journey on traditional long-tail boats along the Mae Klong River. You will see houses on the water, local life, and the everyday lifestyle of Thai people.

A visit to the famous tree where a symbolic ritual for good luck is performed. Guests make wishes and take memorable photos.

A peaceful and atmospheric place where you can explore Buddhist culture and relax for a while.

A walk through a cave near the historic «Death Railway». Afterwards, lunch at a riverside restaurant overlooking the River Kwai.

Elephant riding, a show, and the opportunity to see these magnificent animals up close.

A small picturesque waterfall where you can take photos and relax a bit after the journey.

The hotel is located in the jungle on the riverbank, creating a unique atmosphere of seclusion and relaxation in nature.

A relaxing float down the river in life jackets. A perfect way to end a busy day.

Dinner featuring European cuisine. Free time to relax.

A calm start to the day before heading out on excursions.

Visit to natural thermal baths. The mineral-rich water helps you relax and restore your energy.

An introduction to traditional Thai medicine. Herbal tea tasting and insights into local medicinal plants.

One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand, featuring cascading tiers and turquoise waters (when there has been no rain). You will have time to walk along the trails and swim.

A stop at a café serving familiar cuisine. Suitable for those who prefer European or Russian dishes.

Guest pickup and departure from Pattaya

The journey to the first temple begins with stories about the ancient capital of Siam and its sacred sites.

Wat Chaiwattanaram Temple, filming location of the movie Mortal Kombat. The tour includes a Thai guide who speaks Russian.

Wat Na Phra Men is the only temple that survived the Burmese invasion intact.

Wat Phra Sri Sanphet is the largest temple in Ayutthaya, known for its three iconic chedis. It was once the royal chapel where important ceremonies were held.

Wat Maha That, famous for the iconic Buddha head entwined in the roots of a tree.

Wat Yai Chai Mongkol is a historic temple known for its iconic chedi, a symbol of the victory over the Burmese. It stands as a majestic landmark in Ayutthaya and attracts visitors with its serene atmosphere and impressive architecture.

Thai-style lunch featuring fried chicken, tom yum soup with shrimp, som tam (papaya salad), fried rice, and drinks. All dishes are mild and not spicy.

Hotel drop-off for all guests.

Breakfast at a cozy roadside station - not included in the price. Traditional Thai coffee and rice desserts.

Tasting fresh sugar, nectars, oil, and sweets, and exploring rural life.

The Umbrella Market (Talat Rom Hup) is a legendary spot where vendors fold up their stalls just seconds before the train passes.

A journey along the historic “Death Railway” cliff above the Kwai River, including a visit to the Wishing Cave.

Buffet lunch with panoramic views of cliffs and river, followed by a walk along the wooden cliff bridge.

Rafting on a river surrounded by jungle and the Sai Yok Yai waterfall cascading directly onto the raft.

Relaxing in Japanese hot springs: natural thermal baths, perfect after an active day.

Dinner by the river at sunset, with a romantic atmosphere and soft lantern lights over the water. Overnight: stay at a floating hotel on the river, listening to jungle sounds under a starry sky.

Breakfast by the river, surrounded by tropical greenery.

Exciting descent on kayaks and tubes along the Kwai River to the mineral springs.

Take baths, recover after activities, and enjoy health benefits.

Sai Yok Noi Waterfall, visit the Japanese steam locomotive from World War II and the “Walking Trees” Park.

A fruit feast with elephants, a chance to feed them, and take memorable photos.

A hearty lunch featuring Thai cuisine.

The giant Samanea Saman tree is a sacred symbol of Kanchanaburi Province.

Dragon Cave and the Valley of the Golden City are mystical places filled with the atmosphere of ancient legends.

Departure back toward Pattaya.

Guest pickup and departure from the city.

Bang Pa-In Royal Palace
Built in 1632 by King Prasat Thong, the palace fell into disrepair by the 18th century but was restored in the 19th century and became a royal residence once again. Today, the complex is expanded and carefully restored. For guest convenience, golf carts are available for rent at 300 THB, making the tour of the grounds even more comfortable and enjoyable.

The Victory Monument Temple (Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon)
Founded in the late 14th century, this temple is considered one of the key landmarks in Ayutthaya. Its main feature is the central 33-meter Khmer-style prang, visible from afar, giving the temple a majestic appearance.

Wat Phanan Choeng Worawihan
Built in 1324, this temple is renowned for its impressive Buddha statue, Phra Phanan Choeng. The 19-meter-tall figure dates back to the 15th century and is considered one of Thailand’s most remarkable Buddha images.

Phut Thai Savan Temple (Wat Phutthaisawan)
Founded in 1353 by King Ramathibodi I on the site of his first settlement, even before Ayutthaya became the capital. This site is historically significant for the city.

Wat Chaiwatthanaram Temple Complex (Wat Chai)
Built in 1630 by King Prasat Thong in honor of his mother, this temple became one of Ayutthaya’s most important. Its architectural silhouette stands out among the city’s buildings and continues to impress with its harmony and scale.