The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is a very attractive place for tourists to see the old style and traditional way of selling and buying goods.
We start our day at the palm sugar factor to see how they make sugar out of the sap of Coconut palm. After that we visit the floating market by taking long tailed boat along the canal where you can experience the local Thai life along the canal. At this place you can so shopping by walking around or hire paddle boat in the market.
Lunch is served at Sampran Riverside, where after we see a Thai culture, fingernail dancing, Thai boxing, elephants at work and a Thai marriage ceremony before leaving.
Conoce de primera mano el funcionamiento de un mercado flotante y visita más tarde el Jardín de Rosas, un centro cultural donde encontrarás artesanías locales.
Destacamos
- Vive el ambiente de un auténtico mercado flotante y maravíllate con las coloridas embarcaciones, cargadas de frutas y hortalizas
- Accede al Jardín de Rosas para conocer algo más sobre la vida y tradiciones tailandesas
- Asiste a un espectáculo cultural y disfruta de un almuerzo buffet
No te puedes perder la visita a uno de los últimos y auténticos mercado flotante de Tailandia, Damnoen Saduak. Los coloridos comerciantes chapados en este animado mercado reman a lo largo de la congestión en los canales en sus resistente canoas cargadas de frutas y hortalizas frescas para venderlos a los compradores de los bancos. Hay un montón de usuarios y de actividad - la negociación es común - es todo parte de la diversión - pero no esperes bajar el precio por más de unos pocos baht.
Este tour combinado incluye una visita al Jardín de Rosas, una villa tradicional tailandesa reconstruida con 24 hectáreas de jardín y más de 20.000 arbustos de rosas en la que se exponen artesanías tailandesas.
Podrás disfrutar de un almuerzo en forma de buffet y un espectáculo cultural que incluye el baile clásico, Thai Boxing y una boda tradicional. Asiste a un espectáculo de elefantes y quizás tengas la oportunidad de montar en uno.
Siam Niramit is a world-class performance of Thailand’s art and cultural heritage set in the heart of Bangkok, with convenient access by MRT subway, this must-see spectacular is performed on the biggest stage now listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. The show features over 100 performers with as many as 500 costumes and has enhanced special effects, where the world's most advanced technology is used to produce a stimulating, very realistic and inspiring experience. This is a journey to the enchanted Kingdom of Thailand that no one can miss.
This tour takes you to the beautiful province of Kanchanaburi where you will take a trip back in history at the River Kwai and its famous bridge. You will visit the war cemetery and a reconstructed POW camp that now houses a museum. After that, experience what will probably be the most spectacular part of the tour: the train ride across the bridge and along part of the original “Death Railway”.
Here you will enjoy the views of the river and take in the spectacular scenery. The train slows down at the most impressive viewpoints en route to ensure you will be able to take some stunning photos. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant.
En este parque temático cultural, puedes disfrutar de un sabor del buffet Thai y de la comida internacional en Golden Kinaree restaurante, acompañado con el espectáculo galardonado estilo Las Vegas, llamado ''Fantasía de un Reino'', que es verdaderamente espectacular. El show infunde cultura tailandesa con ilusiones mágicas, efectos en 4 dimensiones, ballet aéreo, acrobacia, un elenco de cientos de personas y 30 elefantes, pirotecnia, efectos especiales y acrobacias en una actuación única e inolvidable.
Si optas por la modalidad con cena, podrás gozar de una cena mientras asistes al increíble show que revive la leyenda y enaltece las tradiciones y valores del pueblo tailandés. Phuket FantaSea es en su conjunto un viaje que te transportará a través de la historia tailandesa: sus regiones, su folklore, su exotismo, su fauna, su gastronomía, su arquitectura, etc. También habrá tiempo para explorar las tiendas y puestos que componen esta fascinante atracción.
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Come with us and visit Pattaya’s Big Buddha and Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum!
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Visit Wat Phra Yai (Big Golden Buddha )
* Enjoy a world famous family oriented walk through tourist attraction
* Suitable for both individual and group visits throughout the year
Pattaya City Tour.
The most attractive place in Pattaya you have to visit is Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha ). The location of Big Buddha is on the hill top of Pattaya Hill: from far away you will see a very large gold-color Buddha image in front of your face. There is a huge image of Buddha at the top of the hill, so you can notice it from a distant location. The image of Buddha is even more incredible when look at it closely as it is absolutely huge. You will also have the possibility to visit the viewpoint situated on Pattaya Hill. Locals refer to the hill as “Khao Phra Tum Nak” or “Khao Phra Baht”, it separates Pattaya beach from Jomtien beach.
To get to the viewpoint, drive down Pattaya Sai 1 (beach front road) and through the Walking Street to the end. Once at Bali Hai pier, turn left at the first junction and continue straight. Turn right at the junction under the bridge, and follow the road and signs to get to the top. Please drive carefully, the road has sharp curves and is fairly steep. Transfer back to the hotel.
This day tour starts with a drive to Doi Tung Mountain. This 1389 mts high mountain is located in an area known as “Golden Triangle”. Visit the Mae Fah Luang botanic gardens and learn about the Royal Project on Doi Tung. The hills in the area where reforested thanks to the interest of the late Princess Mother. The gardens are located on the slopes below the royal villa. Amongst rock formations, plants and flowers grow freely.
Continue to Mae Sai, the bustling border town between Myanmar and Thailand. You can cross into Myanmar on a day pass (Optional).
We continue to the Golden Triangle where the borders of Laos, Thailand and Myanmar meet. After a delicious Thai meal we will have a relaxing boat trip to Don Sao, a small island that belongs to Laos. We will stop here briefly.
You will also visit the Hall of Opium, an excellent museum that narrates the history of the use of Opium, poppy cultivation and the opium trade in the Golden Triangle. Return to your hotel in Chiang Rai later this afternoon.
See the mangrove forest in the evening hours and have dinner on a houseboat in the middle of the mangrove forest. This peaceful place will make your dinner a very special one. With fresh fish and traditional Thai food.
Country: Thailand.
Region: Southern Of Thailand.
City: Koh Lanta - Lanta Island.
Duration: 3hrs.
Pick-up Time (Hrs.): 16:30.
Start Time (Hrs.): 17:00.
Pickup Point: Hotel.
Drop off Time (Hrs.): 20:00.
Drop Off Point: Hotel.
Inclusion: Transfer Round Trip, English Speaking Guide, Entrance Fee, Insurance, Dinner.
Exclusions: Drinks, tip, other personal shopping.
What is the fitness level required: Non.
Notes Standard dress.
Additional Information: What to Bring: Camera.
Pasa la mañana entre grandes emociones y cultura con esta visita de media jornada llena de acción a los canales de Bangkok y al imponente Gran Palacio, el enorme complejo construido por los reyes de Siam. Conocerás también algunos de los templos budistas más impresionantes del mundo, así que no olvides tu cámara de fotos.
Los enrevesados canales de Bangkok son la esencia de Tailandia: esa mezcla sin igual de belleza y caos ha convertido a la capital en la Venecia de Oriente. Recorre en una lancha motora esos canales -los khlongs- que se alimentan del río Chao Phraya. Pueblan sus orillas multitud de casas y algunos templos que te dejarán sin palabras por sus dimensiones y su impresionante belleza.
Los habitantes de la ciudad utilizan los canales como carreteras naturales para realizar tareas cotidianas, como el transporte de todo tipo de mercancías y en especial del arroz desde los arrozales. Admira el maravilloso Wat Arun o Templo del Amanecer, que gracias a su pagoda de 70 metros de altura es uno de los monumentos más emblemáticos de Bangkok y el más famoso de los más de 400 templos y monasterios budistas de la ciudad.
Después visita el Gran Palacio, un enorme complejo formado por decenas de edificios, patios, salones, templos, pagodas, jardines e incluso una montaña en miniatura. Entre sus principales atracciones está el Templo del Buda Esmeralda, tallado en una sola pieza de jade translúcido.
The pearl of the Andaman, Phuket is more than just a holiday resort: its centuries-old cultural and architectural heritage is a treasure chest waiting to be explored. Join a half-day tour to delve into the island’s history with an expert guide.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Soak up the history of Phuket Town
* Spot tin barons and rubber plantations
* Visit the temple of Wat Chalong
* Admire the view from Promthep Cape
Take a drive around Phuket Town soaking up its historical air and admiring its Sino-Portuguese style buildings built in the late 19th century. Step back in time to when Phuket was an important trading post and see the tin barons which can still be spotted today, as well the rubber plantations which have forever altered the island’s landscape.
Admire the underwater world of the Andaman sea life at the aquarium before continuing on to the most revered temple on the island – Wat Chalong. Find 36 golden Buddhas sitting, reclining and meditating as you gain a glimpse into local life. Finally, the tour takes you to Promthep Cape for a magnificent view over the sea and offshore islands where the perfect half moon bay wraps around Nay Ham Beach. Bliss!