Mini Siam Park

A comfortable bus departs toward Bangkok. Along the way - a short stop for restroom, coffee, and cold drinks.

Arrival at Jurassic Park. A walk among life-size dinosaur models, themed zones, and scenic photo spots. Time to explore, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Transfer and arrival at Asiatique The Riverfront - Bangkok’s famous riverside promenade along the Chao Phraya. Free time for exploring: a stroll along the waterfront, the Ferris wheel, street shows, souvenir shops, and cafés. You can try the traditional “hammer massage” or simply enjoy the evening riverside atmosphere.

Boarding the “White Orchid” river cruise liner. The evening cruise along the Chao Phraya River begins with a buffet dinner featuring Thai and international cuisine, drinks, live music, and a dance show. During the cruise, guests enjoy views of Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), the Royal Palace, and Bangkok’s illuminated skyline.

End of the cruise and departure back to Pattaya. The return trip is comfortable, air-conditioned, with a possible short stop along the way.

Return to Pattaya with drop-off at the hotels.

Convenient transfer in an air-conditioned minibus.

The Black Forest park-café by the lake in the jungle: stroll among cascading waterfalls and koi carp, and enjoy a photoshoot in the 3D gallery.

Golden Temple: magnificent architecture and the opportunity to participate in a real luck blessing ritual.

“Little Bali”: a walk through a complex of Balinese-style villas, lush greenery, and exotic surroundings perfect for photos.

Turtle Temple: a new colorful temple, known as one of the most 'Instagrammable' spots in the city. Turtle feed is provided.

Lunch (Thai and European cuisine).

Lotus Lake: a photo stop among picturesque water flowers.

Station 331 Café: unique shots inside an airliner cabin, plus a military equipment museum.

New petting zoo: alpacas, white lion cub, capybaras, and other friendly animals you can take photos with.

Comfortable air-conditioned bus.

Visit the Glass Bridge and temple complex - one of the most impressive new attractions. Walk over the bridge spanning the valley and explore the adjacent temple with panoramic views. A perfect spot for photos.

A short stop at a farm where pineapples are grown. Taste the sweetest pineapples.

An observation deck above an old quarry, transformed into a picturesque lake with emerald waters.

The golden Chinese temple in Ang Sila immerses visitors in Chinese culture - carved gates, statues, and rich decorations. The guide explains how Chinese traditions blend with Thai customs.

Oyster farm with tasting. Fresh oysters just taken from the sea. Enjoy with sauces and lime - Thai-style recipe.

Hell and Heaven Temple (Wat Saen Suk) and turtle feeding. An unusual temple complex with allegorical sculptures depicting afterlife trials and rewards. Powerful impressions and symbolism.

Visit the chedi - a modern architectural gem with golden elements and panoramic terraces.

Buffet at a local restaurant. Thai cuisine: rice, seafood, Tom Yum soup, vegetables. Vegetarian options available.

Khao Kheow Open Zoo - an open zoo offering hands-on interaction with animals: giraffes, deer, zebras. Feed them directly from your hand and take photos.

A craft center offering essential oils, natural cosmetics, teas, and much more.

Hotel pick-up in Pattaya

Arrival at Nong Nooch Tropical Garden. The next 4 hours in the park include:

• Walk through tropical zones with photo stops;
• Cultural performance (historical scenes featuring elephants);
• Elephant show.

Departure from the city towards Phetchaburi Province.

First stop for breakfast at a gas station - a café or food court along the route.

The cave Buddhist temple Wat Khao Yoi.

“Monkey River” is a scenic boat ride through mangrove canals leading to colonies of crab-eating macaques.

Samut Songkhram, the Maeklong Market (“Umbrella Folding Market”): watch the train arriving and see how the vendors clear and rebuild the market right on the tracks.

Wat Ban Kung: a small zoo where you can feed the animals, and a unique chapel completely embraced by a 400-year-old banyan tree.

Arrival in Amphawa: a relaxing walk along the riverside promenade and charming Walking Street.

A boat ride through the canals of Amphawa - often called the “Thai Venice”. In certain seasons, you can also watch fireflies glowing on the riverside trees.