Offer advantages
- jungle and romantic ruins of Ayutthaya
- royal palaces
- the most famous floating market in Thailand
- the bridge over the River Kwai and the Wampo viaduct
- rest in a selected hotel in Hua Hin
- accommodation in hotels with swimming pools and internet access on the way
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Meeting of participants at the airport. Departure to Thailand.
2. DAY.
Arrival in Bangkok. Greeting at the airport by a local guide. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation. Optional (extra charge on site): dinner at the restaurant on the 78th floor of Baiyoke Sky Hotel, Thailand's tallest building, with panoramic views of the city. Then an evening stroll along the famous Khao San Street. Return to the hotel, overnight.
3. DAY. BANGKOK
Breakfast. Tour the top attractions of BANGKOKU: the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which is the country's most important sanctuary, and the Royal Palace, the historic seat of the kings of Thailand. Drive through the royal district of Dusit, where there are, among others the throne room of Ananta Samakhom, the statue of King Rama V on horseback and the Paruslawan Palace, where the famous princess Katia lived at the beginning of the 20th century. A visit to the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, which houses one of the largest Buddha statues in the world, measuring up to 46 m. Optional (for an additional fee on site): a traditional boat trip on the Chaophraya River and the canals of Bangkok, which were the main communication route of the old city. Drive through the Chinese quarter. Visiting the Temple of the Golden Buddha. In the evening, optional (with an extra charge on site): transfer to the Asiatique Riverfront night market. Dinner served of traditional Thai dishes and a transvestite show - Calypso. Free time to shop at Bangkok's largest night market, where you'll find plenty of restaurants, street food, and souvenir stalls. Return to the hotel, overnight.
4. DAY. BANG PAIN - AYUTTHAYA - KANCHANABURI - RIVER KWAI
Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Visiting the king's summer residence in BANG PAIN near Bangkok. Transfer to the former capital of Thailand - AYUTTHAYA. Visiting the picturesque ruins of the palace and temples. The city flourished from the mid-fourteenth to the eighteenth century and was then one of the richest and most powerful urban centers in Asia. There were over 2,000 gilded temples, the glow of which was visible from many kilometers away. Then departure to KANCHANABURI. Free time at the famous bridge on the RIVER KWAI. Accommodation in a hotel located on the river bank, surrounded by tropical vegetation, overnight.
5. DAY. ELEPHANT HAVEN SANCTUARY - TAM KRASAE - KWAI NOI
Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. A short drive and visit to the ELEPHANT HAVEN SANCTUARY in Kanchanaburi, where you can see how these beautiful animals behave in their natural environment, feed them and learn many interesting facts about them. For those willing to swim in the river with elephants (for an extra charge on the spot). A visit to the TAM KRASAE cave, where there is a statue of a seated Buddha. Transfer to the marina on the river KWAI NOI. Sail on a motorboat on this very picturesque river to the village of the ethnic minority Mon. Monks are refugees from Burma who migrated to Thailand in the 1970s. In the village you can see, among others bamboo huts, a local school and a village temple. Transfer to your hotel in Kanchanaburi. Accommodation, overnight.
6. DAY. DAMNOEN SADUAK - PHETCHABURI - HUA HIN
Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to DAMNOEN SADUAK, where the most famous floating market in Thailand is located. Merchants from the area sell fruit, vegetables and other groceries as well as local crafts. Here you can taste traditional dishes prepared on the boats. Free time for shopping. Visiting the Khao Wang Royal Palace in PHETCHABURI. The palace was built in 1859 by King Mongkut (Rama IV) and is situated on the top of a hill that can be accessed by cable car. In the afternoon, drive to HUA HIN - a seaside town located approx. 220 km southwest of the capital of Thailand. Check-in at the hotel, overnight.
7-11. DAY. REST
Breakfast. Free time for sunbathing or participation in optional trips.
12. DAY.
Breakfast. checking out from the hotel. Transfer to the airport. Departure to Poland.
13. DAY.
Arrival in Poland.
10 nights in hotels ***: 2 in Bangkok, 1 in the River Kwai area, 1 in Kanchanaburi city, 6 in Hua Hin; 2-person rooms (1 extra bed available) with bathrooms • meals: 10 breakfasts • flight • coach transfer • pilot care • health care and accident insurance
Thailand
Słynie nie tylko z rajskich plaż i rozrywek, przeszłości i tradycji splecionych z nowoczesnym trybem życia, ale także egzotycznych parków narodowych i wspaniałych zabytków, świadków bogatej historii. W programach same „perełki”: Bangkok z majestatycznymi świątyniami, Ayutthaya – dawna stolica kraju, kultowy most na rzece Kwai i pełne kolorów bazary w wodzie. Przewidziany także czas na wycieczki fakultatywne lub relaks na plażach Pattai, zwanej „Tajską Riwierą” czy Krabi.
Bangkok • Bang Pain • Ayutthaya • Kanchanaburi • River Kwai • Elephant Haven Sanctuary • Tam Krasae • Kwai Noi • Damnoen Saduak • Phetchaburi • Hua Hin
Sightseeing and relaxation, combining sightseeing with complete relaxation on a paradise beach. Fairy-tale temples, places related to history, meetings with the everyday life of Thai people. The program includes attractions such as the old and new capital of Thailand, the largest floating bazaar, famous bridges and of course the otherworldly landscapes of Thailand. It is worth taking advantage of the optional program and going for dinner on the 78th floor or a cruise on a traditional boat. Route in Thailand: approx. 800 km.
1. DAY. Meeting of participants at the airport. Departure to Thailand.
2. DAY. Arrival in Bangkok. Greeting at the airport by a local guide. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation. Optional (extra charge on site): dinner at the restaurant on the 78th floor of Baiyoke Sky Hotel, Thailand's tallest building, with panoramic views of the city. Then an evening stroll along the famous Khao San Street. Return to the hotel, overnight.
3. DAY. BANGKOK Breakfast. Tour the top attractions of BANGKOKU: the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which is the country's most important sanctuary, and the Royal Palace, the historic seat of the kings of Thailand. Drive through the royal district of Dusit, where there are, among others the throne room of Ananta Samakhom, the statue of King Rama V on horseback and the Paruslawan Palace, where the famous princess Katia lived at the beginning of the 20th century. A visit to the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, which houses one of the largest Buddha statues in the world, measuring up to 46 m. Optional (for an additional fee on site): a traditional boat trip on the Chaophraya River and the canals of Bangkok, which were the main communication route of the old city. Drive through the Chinese quarter. Visiting the Temple of the Golden Buddha. In the evening, optional (with an extra charge on site): transfer to the Asiatique Riverfront night market. Dinner served of traditional Thai dishes and a transvestite show - Calypso. Free time to shop at Bangkok's largest night market, where you'll find plenty of restaurants, street food, and souvenir stalls. Return to the hotel, overnight.
4. DAY. BANG PAIN - AYUTTHAYA - KANCHANABURI - RIVER KWAI Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Visiting the king's summer residence in BANG PAIN near Bangkok. Transfer to the former capital of Thailand - AYUTTHAYA. Visiting the picturesque ruins of the palace and temples. The city flourished from the mid-fourteenth to the eighteenth century and was then one of the richest and most powerful urban centers in Asia. There were over 2,000 gilded temples, the glow of which was visible from many kilometers away. Then departure to KANCHANABURI. Free time at the famous bridge on the RIVER KWAI. Accommodation in a hotel located on the river bank, surrounded by tropical vegetation, overnight.
5. DAY. ELEPHANT HAVEN SANCTUARY - TAM KRASAE - KWAI NOI Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. A short drive and visit to the ELEPHANT HAVEN SANCTUARY in Kanchanaburi, where you can see how these beautiful animals behave in their natural environment, feed them and learn many interesting facts about them. For those willing to swim in the river with elephants (for an extra charge on the spot). A visit to the TAM KRASAE cave, where there is a statue of a seated Buddha. Transfer to the marina on the river KWAI NOI. Sail on a motorboat on this very picturesque river to the village of the ethnic minority Mon. Monks are refugees from Burma who migrated to Thailand in the 1970s. In the village you can see, among others bamboo huts, a local school and a village temple. Transfer to your hotel in Kanchanaburi. Accommodation, overnight.
6. DAY. DAMNOEN SADUAK - PHETCHABURI - HUA HIN Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to DAMNOEN SADUAK, where the most famous floating market in Thailand is located. Merchants from the area sell fruit, vegetables and other groceries as well as local crafts. Here you can taste traditional dishes prepared on the boats. Free time for shopping. Visiting the Khao Wang Royal Palace in PHETCHABURI. The palace was built in 1859 by King Mongkut (Rama IV) and is situated on the top of a hill that can be accessed by cable car. In the afternoon, drive to HUA HIN - a seaside town located approx. 220 km southwest of the capital of Thailand. Check-in at the hotel, overnight.
7-11. DAY. REST Breakfast. Free time for sunbathing or participation in optional trips.
12. DAY. Breakfast. checking out from the hotel. Transfer to the airport. Departure to Poland.
13. DAY. Arrival in Poland.
BENEFITS: 10 nights in hotels ***: 2 in Bangkok, 1 in the River Kwai area, 1 in Kanchanaburi city, 6 in Hua Hin; 2-person rooms (1 extra bed available) with bathrooms • meals: 10 breakfasts • flight • coach transfer • pilot care • health care and accident insurance
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