Thai Express

Comfortable transfer; welcome briefing on the bus.

A short stop at a café for a snack and restroom break.

Tour of the famous pink tower wrapped by a giant dragon; time for photos and a look inside the pilgrimage areas. (Wat Samphran is a 17-story tower with a dragon spiraling around it - a unique landmark of the region.)

Boat ride along the canal among trading boats, local street food, and souvenirs. (Damnoen Saduak is one of Thailand’s most famous floating markets, full of boats selling fruits, snacks, and handicrafts.)

Free time for lunch and a walk through the unique market rows along the railway tracks - great for atmospheric photos.

A short tour of the monastery and an introduction to the “elixir of strength” near the ancient banyan tree - a natural attraction and a place of local beliefs.

A small zoo at the monastery housing rescued animals; guests can feed some of the residents, including exotic species found in the park.

A short walking tour through the historic quarters of Amphawa along the canals; a stroll along the waterfront with local food and souvenirs.

Boat ride through Amphawa’s canals with a chance to watch fireflies shimmering on the riverside trees - a natural spectacle traditionally enjoyed after dark. (Evening firefly cruises are a common and popular part of Amphawa tours.)

Early departure northwestwards. Comfortable bus with air conditioning.

The first wonder - a temple with a giant dragon winding around the tower. Walk through the green park and ascend inside the dragon figure to the viewpoint overlooking Ratchaburi.

Lunch at the 'Shrimp Volcano' restaurant. Stop at this unique restaurant where the 'Royal Shrimp Volcano' dish is served - seafood cooked over live fire in a street oven.

A small adventure - walk through a cave with clear water and stalactites. A refreshing pause in the heart of nature.

Picturesque limestone mountains and gorges resembling a winding snake. In Monkey Valley, observe wild macaques in their natural habitat.

The legendary market where vendors quickly retract umbrellas and stalls just seconds before a passing train. Witness the arrival of the Thai express up close.

A place where locals perform rituals to fulfill wishes. Quiet, meditative atmosphere and beautiful garden.

Boat ride through the canals of the historic town. After sunset - a magical spectacle: thousands of fireflies twinkling among the mangrove trees.

Estimated arrival in the city, followed by hotel drop-offs.

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.

Pickup from hotels in Pattaya and departure to Bangkok.

Wat Pak Nam: a white temple with a 69-meter tall Buddha statue. This temple is famous for its emerald hall with a futuristic dome and intricate murals that attract photographers. Photo session by the canals.

Ride a traditional longtail boat along the river, passing by temples and lush tropical scenery.

Temple of the Dawn, the origins of Bangkok, and Khmer-style architecture.

Explore Chinatown by tuk-tuk: streets, rituals, and atmosphere. Bangkok’s Chinatown (Yaowarat) is one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, famous for street food and the Golden Temple Wat Traimit.

Lunch at a riverside family restaurant with a view of the city.

Talad Noi: a district of artists and historic architecture.

Mahanakhon Tower: observation deck with a glass floor and panoramic city view.

Ride on the elevated BTS Skytrain.

Icon Siam is often called a 'super mall': beyond shopping, it features art exhibitions, a traditional indoor Thai floating market, and a fountain show.

Breakfast stop at a local café. Light breakfast, coffee, and a chance to recharge before an active day.

Stop at a World War II-era frigate. Short photo stop with a historical briefing (time for viewing).

A boat trip through mangrove thickets leading out to the sea. A calm ride along the canals offers opportunities to see birds, flying foxes, and other wildlife; excellent close-up photo spots. Visit the “Haunted House” for a short tour of this notable location, adding a touch of mystique and local folklore.

Passage through a system of seven karst caves. The walking part of the route crosses the karst network (comfortable shoes recommended).

Lunch featuring local cuisine; time to relax and recharge.

Swimming and feeding the large carp. Phlio is famous for its pools inhabited by big soro brook carp, which often approach visitors. The site also features a historic stupa containing a relic of Princess Sunandha’s ashes. It is one of the key natural attractions in the national park.

Baansuanrudee Hotel by the mountain river. Comfortable lodge near the canyon next to the national park. Features a swimming pool, gazebos, and a peaceful atmosphere-perfect for a quiet evening after a busy day. In the evening, a short walk to Trok Nong Waterfall, located close to the hotel. A serene jungle spot for an evening stroll.

Dinner at the hotel. Enjoy local dishes, time to share impressions, and prepare for the next day.

Visit a unique Buddhist park. A large park with sculptural compositions illustrating scenes from Buddha’s life - an impressive visual highlight of the tour.

Sites for mining sapphires and rubies. A short tour of the mines/quarries to observe the extraction process.

Tour of the trading area where gemstones are bought and sold; visitors can also explore the nearby Catholic Cathedral building. (Participation in trading is optional.)

Lunch at a seaside restaurant: fresh seafood and a view of the bay.

An exotic 'overwater' fisherman’s village. A short stroll through the village, experiencing local life and taking photos. Late afternoon - relax on the beach in the emerald bay of the national park. Rest under the trees and swim in the clear sea.

Sunset viewpoint. A brief stop for panoramic photos and tour conclusion. Additionally: The route includes stops at the most picturesque spots for photos.

Comfortable transfer to Bangkok.

Visit the King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper (314 m). Ascend to the SkyWalk observation deck - a glass floor, 78 floors above the city, with a panoramic view of the capital. A perfect spot for photos and to feel the height of the metropolis.

Transfer to Prayun Wongsawat Worawihan Temple - a peaceful oasis with a white pagoda and the atmosphere of old Bangkok.

Walk through Turtle Hill and its cozy park home to dozens of turtles. Then visit the Portuguese Kudi Chin district with its narrow streets, colonial-style houses, and the Santa Cruz Basilica built by Catholic missionaries.

Kalayanamit Woramahawihan Temple, famous for its giant seated Buddha statue. In the evening, the temple is beautifully illuminated, offering a stunning view from the water.

Transfer to the modern ICON Siam complex - an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of new Bangkok.

Free time: panoramic viewpoint at ICON Siam, boutiques, cafes, and the riverside with a view of the river.

The Singing Fountain Show features synchronized water jets and lights set to music, one of the most spectacular shows in the capital.

A dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River. Onboard: buffet with Thai and international cuisine, live music, and a dance floor on the upper deck. The route passes Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), the Royal Palace, Rama VIII Bridge, and the sparkling lights of the evening city.

Departure back to Pattaya and return to hotels. Along the way, you can relax while the lights of nighttime Thailand pass by the window.