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Excursions from Hua Hin/Cha Am
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Pala U waterfall with elephant riding
This tour brings you to the west of Hua Hin, close to the Burmese border. On the way you make a stop at Huay Mongkol Temple one of the most famous temple in Thailand. Then continue your journey through a region of uninhabited peaks and valleys to the Pa La U Waterfall. After a nature walk through the forest you reach the first level of the waterfall and then continue to climb up to the fourth or fifth stage where you can enjoy swimming and relaxing, then lunch and refreshments are served on your return at a local restaurant. Visit a nearby elephant’s camp nearby and ride on the back of an elephant through natural surroundings while fruits and refreshment will be served before returning to the hotel.
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Half day
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Floating Market & Rose Garden
Depart early morning by bus to the Floating Market of Damneon Saduak and take a boat trip along the canals through the center of the market.
After this you continue to Nakorn Prathom to visit the biggest Pagoda in Thailand, followed by lunch. After lunch you attend the Thai Village Show, which gives us an introduction into Thai life. You will witness ordination into monkhood, fingernail dancing, Thai boxing, elephants at work and a Thai marriage ceremony.
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Full day
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Sam Roi Yod National Park
Drive South to Sam Roi Yod National Park. On the way we pass through pineapple plantations and here you will make a stop so you can have a close look at these tasteful and juicy fruits.
Continue to an unspoiled fishermen village and from here you’ll proceed by a simple fishing boat from Bang Pu Beach. This is the starting point of a steep climb up to Prayanakorn cave in which you can see a beautiful Pavilion which was erected by King Rama V. After your return to the beach you will be served refreshments and lunch, and spend some time relaxing before returning back to your hotel.
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Full Day
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Floating Market and River Kwai
Depart early morning by bus to the Floating Market of Damneon Saduak and take a boat trip along the canals through the center of the market. Continue to Kanchanaburi and visit the world famous Bridge over the River Kwai, built during the World War II by prisoners of war. Visit the well kept cemeteries containing the graves of arond 9,000 allied soldiers who lost their lives whilst building the bridge and during the construction of the notorious “Death railway. After lunch start your jungle adventure by riding elephants and continue by rafting along the River.
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Full Day
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Enchanting Hua Hin
Share with us the heritage of Hua Hin and the history of this Royal seaside residence. Start with the summer seaside palace, often referred as The Palace of Love and Hope. This palace made of golden teak wood is located midway between Hua Hin and Cha Am, It was built in 1923 under the royal command of King Rama Vi. Continue to Plearn Wan where you learn more about the past of Hua Hin. Visit afterwards a Thai silk village where you will learn more about this typical fabric. Enjoy a traditional English afternoon tea in style whith a wide selection of scones, pastries and crepes, in the colonial surroundings at Railway Hotel, one of Southeast Asia's most romantic hotels.
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Full Day
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Bangkok Highlights
Visit Bangkok's highlights, including the golden Buddha image of pure solid gold and weight 5 tons at Wat Trai Mit, the great recling Buddha at Wat Pho and the magnificent Grand Palace & Temple of the emerald Buddha. Lunch at a riverside restaurant and enjoy a klong (canal) tour of Bangkok by long-tailed boat to see local living on the waterfront, a scene which has never changed for decades.
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Full Day
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