Bangkok, Ayutthaya, Kanchanaburi

Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrival, Bangkok

  Welcome to Thailand! Your tour is about to start from Bangkok. Before that, check into your hotel, have a good rest and get ready for tour tomorrow.

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• Day 2: Bangkok, Explore the Capital City

  Prepare yourself for a lovely Bangkok city! Walk around the bustling flower and vegetable market, where you can smell the pleasing aromas mixing the fragrances of fruits and the perfume of flowers and experience authentic local life. Later, go to the impressive Grand Palace. Any trip to Bangkok will never be complete without a visit here. The adjoining Wat Phra Kaew, known for the Emerald Buddha, is the most important Buddhist temple in Thailand.

  After lunch, an interesting long-tail boat ride provides a great stop to escape the crowded city. Along the canal, you will see typical Thai houses and Thai lifestyles. End with touring Wat Arun, one of the most published images of Bangkok.

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• Day 3: Bangkok - Ayutthaya, Discover the Historic City of Ayutthaya

  Today, you will take a time journey back to ancient Siam. En route, stop to see the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, a summer palace dating to the 17th century, featuring beautiful architectures of different styles, scenic lakes, and green space. The remaining time of today is committed to exploring the Historic City of Ayutthaya founded in 1350. Once an important center of global diplomacy and commerce, Ayutthaya now is an archaeological site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be sure to admire the ancient and magnificent Buddhist complex, including the Wat Mahathat renowned for the Buddha head intertwined by the roots of a banyan tree, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet which was once a part of the royal palace of ancient Ayutthaya, and its adjacent Viharn Phra Mongkol Bopit housing a large seated bronze Buddha image. All these extensive ruins give you an idea of the city's past splendor.

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• Day 4: Ayutthaya - Kanchanaburi, Assist Underprivileged Children

  Head to Kanchanaburi in the morning. On arrival, drive to underprivileged children's village - Moo Baan Dek, located amongst evergreen forests. This jungle home provides free education and accommodations to children who are disadvantaged, impoverished, and originate from abusive backgrounds. Besides regular lessons, children can choose vocational and artistic workshops according to their interests.

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• Day 5: Kanchanaburi - Bangkok, Bridge over the River Kwai

  Your destination today, the city of Kanchanaburi, is noteworthy for its ancient civilization and World War II history. Firstly, come to Hellfire Pass Museum, learn about the memories of the "Death Railway" during World War II, explore the wider history of the railway, and then walk through the pass to bring that history to life. Pay a visit to Krasae Cave where you can step on the wooden railway bridge with enjoying the charming tropical scenery. Continue the tour with a walk across the bridge over the River Kwai, famous for its Oscar movie of the same name. Roam freely on the bridge and enjoy its tranquility. Immerse yourself in the scenic Kanchanaburi by taking a boat along the Kwai River. Finally, visit Don Rak War Cemetery to commemorate the Allied POW who died in the construction of the "Death Railway". Wave goodbye to this ancient city and return to Bangkok.

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• Day 6: Bangkok, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and Train Market

  Get up early to explore two of the most exotic markets in Thailand. The first one is Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the most popular floating market in Thailand, located about 100km southwest of Bangkok. Get on a wooden boat, cruise along the waterways, pass by busy stalls or vendors' traditional canoes loaded with tropical fruits, vegetables, freshly cooked food, clothes, conical hats, etc. The colors, chaos, flavors, and atmosphere make it a unique and authentic experience and offer a perfect opportunity for photography. The second is the Maeklong Railway Market where you can see a train pass through the middle of the bustling market, see how fast the peddlers pull down their umbrellas, then pack away their goods to make way for the arriving train! After the train passed, all stalls moved back so quickly. After the tour, drive back to Bangkok for the night.

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• Day 7: Bangkok, Departure

  It's time to say goodbye to Thailand! Enjoy the remaining free time in Bangkok until your private guide and driver escort you to the airport for your departure flight home.

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