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This fascinating journey begins with Thailand's vibrant capital of Bangkok, followed by an invigorating river journey in Kanchanaburi and a delightful day at the Ancient city of Ayutthaya!
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Easy Tours are accessible for all travelers. There will be limited periods of standing or walking during sightseeing excursions as pre-booked transportation will take passengers between destinations.
Your adventure begins in the vibrant capital of Bangkok, where ancient traditions and modern life seamlessly intertwine. Dive into the city’s spiritual core as you explore its most renowned landmarks and sacred Buddhist temples. Marvel at the shimmering Golden Buddha at Wat Traimit, admire the grandeur of the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, and take in the elegant architecture of Wat Benjamaborpitr, the Marble Temple. Each site offers a unique window into Thailand’s deep-rooted religious and artistic heritage. Next, immerse yourself in one of the country’s most iconic and colorful experiences—the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Drift along bustling canals lined with wooden boats piled high with tropical fruits, vibrant vegetables, and sizzling street food, all sold by vendors in traditional attire. It’s a lively, sensory-rich scene straight out of a postcard. From Bangkok, journey westward to the scenic province of Kanchanaburi, famed for its lush landscapes and historical significance. Visit the legendary River Kwai, where tranquil waters wind through emerald mountains and jungle-clad hills. Here, history comes to life as you embark on an exhilarating train ride along the Death Railway Track, built during World War II under harrowing conditions. As the train clings to cliffs and crosses wooden trestle bridges, soak in panoramic views of the serene river and verdant countryside. Your exploration continues to the majestic ruins of Ayutthaya, once the flourishing capital of the ancient Siamese kingdom and at one time, the largest city in the world. Wander at your leisure through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, where crumbling temples, weathered stone Buddha statues, and towering stupas stand as hauntingly beautiful remnants of a glorious past. Discover the secrets of Thailand’s royal history and the rise and fall of empires in this atmospheric open-air museum. After your journey through time, return to Bangkok, your mind and heart full of the sights, sounds, and stories that make Thailand such an enchanting destination.
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Prices for this tour are based on per person, on a twin / double room sharing basis.
Single supplement is available at $399 per person
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| Depart : 06 Jul 2026 | Return : 14 Jul 2026 | Land Only Price : $949 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $2199 |
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| Depart : 20 Jul 2026 | Return : 28 Jul 2026 | Land Only Price : $949 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $2199 |
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| Depart : 10 Aug 2026 | Return : 18 Aug 2026 | Land Only Price : $949 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $2099 |
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| Depart : 24 Aug 2026 | Return : 01 Sep 2026 | Land Only Price : $949 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $2099 |
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| Depart : 07 Sep 2026 | Return : 15 Sep 2026 | Land Only Price : $899 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $1899 |
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| Depart : 14 Sep 2026 | Return : 22 Sep 2026 | Land Only Price : $899 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $1899 |
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| Depart : 21 Sep 2026 | Return : 29 Sep 2026 | Land Only Price : $849 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $1799 |
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| Depart : 28 Sep 2026 | Return : 06 Oct 2026 | Land Only Price : $849 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $1799 |
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| Depart : 05 Oct 2026 | Return : 13 Oct 2026 | Land Only Price : $949 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $1999 |
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| Depart : 19 Oct 2026 | Return : 27 Oct 2026 | Land Only Price : $949 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $1999 |
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| Depart : 02 Nov 2026 | Return : 10 Nov 2026 | Land Only Price : $999 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $2099 |
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| Depart : 16 Nov 2026 | Return : 24 Nov 2026 | Land Only Price : $999 | Los Angeles (LAX) : $2099 |
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We can arrange connecting flights from many other cities for an additional price. Please contact us to receive a quote for departure from airports that are not on the list above.
You can choose to extend your vacation by having more days at the end of your tour. You may also choose to combine your tours with our many other tours and trip extensions. Please contact us for more details.
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| Midnight food tour by Tuk Tuk - Day 4 Go beyond tourist zones for the most enjoyable midnight eating adventure. After the moon comes up, cruise along Bangkok streets via this city’s iconic 3-wheel, Tuk Tuk, to visit Bangkokian’s favorite places to eat. Taste a variety of savory menus, including the local favorite Northeastern Thai Food (Esan Food), the town’s Best Pad Thai, and the popular home-style Thai snack. Betweenthe bites, visit old-town landmarks and temples for a different perspective compared to the busy day time scene. Discover the side of Bangkok wholly unknown to visitors. We will finish the tour by the Cinderella’s time. |
+ $90 |
| Bangkok by Night - Day 5 Evening, exploring the bustling Chinatown, a popular tourist attraction and a food haven. Uponthis 1-km strip packed with market stalls, street-side restaurants, and a dense concentration of gold shops. Dinner at The Press Skybar in Khaosan (food only), then travelling by private Tuk-Tuk (2 pax/Tuk-Tuk) around Rattanakosin area with the fantastic views of “The Must-See” attractions in Bangkok, flower market at Pakklong Talaad (10 min. stop), Wat Pho (10 min.stop), The City Pillar Shrine and The Grand Palace (10 min. stop), The Golden Mount, Wat Ratchanaddaram (10 min. stop), The Democracy Monument, Wat Suthat and The Giant Swing (10 min. stop). End up the night by exploring the Khao San Road (20 min. stop) for its famously described as "the center of the backpacking universe". Guests will return to the hotel by Tuk-Tuk. |
+ $105 |
| Half Day Grand Palace Tour - Day 5 The Grand Palace was not only the seat of the king and his court but contained within its crenulated walls, the entire government administration. While architecture is vibrantly Thai, visitors may see some European designs as well. Brilliantly colored and gilded, and decorated with intricate detail, the overall effect this magnificent palace has is dazzling. The palace served as the official residence of the kings of Thailand from the 18th to the mid-20th century. The most famous building on the palace grounds is Wat Phra Kaew (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha), regarded as the most sacred Buddhist temple (wat) in Thailand. The construction of the temple began when King Rama I moved the capital from Thonburi to Bangkok in 1785. Unlike other Thai temples, it does not contain living quarters for monks; rather, it only features richly decorated holy buildings, statues, and pagodas. The main temple building is the central ubosoth, which houses the Emerald Buddha. Though green in color, the Buddha is carved from a single piece of jade, and while it is only 17 inches tall, it is the most revered object in Thailand. Also, within the grounds lie several palaces which are used for various occasions: The Funeral Palace, the Reception Palace, Throne Hall, Coronation Hall, and the Royal Guest House. While most halls and palaces may be seen from outside only, but the exteriors are breathtaking enough to please the eyes of travelers. |
+ $85 |
| Extra night in Bangkok including Breakfast and One Way airport transfer | |
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+ $100 |
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| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $75 / person |
* Please note any deviation to the group dates will involve additional fee of USD 150 per person
| Extra night in Bangkok including Breakfast and One Way airport transfer | |
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| Tour Extension for 1 Day(s) * Please note any deviation to the group dates will involve additional fee of USD 150 per person |
+ $100 |
| Rooming Charges | |
| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $75 / person |
Today make your own way to your gateway international airport for your overnight flight to Bangkok. Enjoy in-flight meals and services. Enjoy in-flight meals and services
Overnight onboard the flight
Continue your overnight flight to Thailand. Enjoy inflight meals and services onboard
Overnight Onboard Flight
Welcome to Thailand! Bangkok is a fascinating, exciting and incredible city to visit. The bustling city is a combination of weird and wonderful sights, sounds and smells. Once you arrive at Bangkok International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel in Bangkok.
Overnight in Bangkok
After a hearty breakfast, prepare for an immersive half-day city tour showcasing three of Bangkok’s most remarkable and historically significant Buddhist temples.vYour journey begins at Wat Traimit, home to the world-renowned Golden Buddha, a breathtaking statue crafted from 5 ½ tons of solid gold. This shimmering masterpiece, hidden under a plaster casing for centuries to protect it from invaders, was only rediscovered in the 1950s, making it one of Thailand’s most fascinating treasures.vNext, continue to Wat Pho, Bangkok’s oldest and largest temple complex, renowned for housing the colossal Reclining Buddha. Stretching an impressive 46 meters in length and covered in gold leaf, this awe-inspiring statue symbolizes the Buddha’s passage into Nirvana. Wat Pho is also famous for its intricately adorned Chedis of the Kings, a collection of towering, colorfully tiled stupas dedicated to past monarchs, as well as its reputation as the birthplace of traditional Thai massage.Conclude your temple exploration at Wat Benjamaborpitr, also known as the Marble Temple, a stunning example of Thai craftsmanship. Constructed from pristine white Carrara marble imported from Italy, its elegant multi-tiered roofs and intricately carved gables reflect the harmonious fusion of Thai and European architectural influences. Inside, the main hall houses a magnificent bronze Buddha statue, while the surrounding courtyard features a striking collection of Buddha images from various regions of Thailand. After your temple tour, enjoy a leisurely afternoon at your own pace—whether by indulging in Bangkok’s vibrant street food scene, exploring its lively markets, or relaxing at a riverside café. Alternatively, you may choose to enhance your experience by pre-booking one of several exciting optional tours tailored to your interests.
Overnight in Bangkok
Optional: Midnight food tour by Tuk Tuk: USD 90, min 2 paxSpend your day at leisure or you can pre-book an optional tour.
Overnight in Bangkok
Evening, exploring the bustling Chinatown, a popular tourist attraction and a food haven. Uponthis 1-km strip packed with market stalls, street-side restaurants, and a dense concentration of gold shops. Dinner at The Press Skybar in Khaosan (food only), then travelling by private Tuk-Tuk (2 pax/Tuk-Tuk) around Rattanakosin area with the fantastic views of “The Must-See” attractions in Bangkok, flower market at Pakklong Talaad (10 min. stop), Wat Pho (10 min.stop), The City Pillar Shrine and The Grand Palace (10 min. stop), The Golden Mount, Wat Ratchanaddaram (10 min. stop), The Democracy Monument, Wat Suthat and The Giant Swing (10 min. stop). End up the night by exploring the Khao San Road (20 min. stop) for its famously described as "the center of the backpacking universe". Guests will return to the hotel by Tuk-Tuk.
Optional: Half Day Grand Palace Tour: USD 85, min 2 paxThe Grand Palace was not only the seat of the king and his court but contained within its crenulated walls, the entire government administration. While architecture is vibrantly Thai, visitors may see some European designs as well. Brilliantly colored and gilded, and decorated with intricate detail, the overall effect this magnificent palace has is dazzling. The palace served as the official residence of the kings of Thailand from the 18th to the mid-20th century. The most famous building on the palace grounds is Wat Phra Kaew (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha), regarded as the most sacred Buddhist temple (wat) in Thailand. The construction of the temple began when King Rama I moved the capital from Thonburi to Bangkok in 1785. Unlike other Thai temples, it does not contain living quarters for monks; rather, it only features richly decorated holy buildings, statues, and pagodas. The main temple building is the central ubosoth, which houses the Emerald Buddha. Though green in color, the Buddha is carved from a single piece of jade, and while it is only 17 inches tall, it is the most revered object in Thailand. Also, within the grounds lie several palaces which are used for various occasions: The Funeral Palace, the Reception Palace, Throne Hall, Coronation Hall, and the Royal Guest House. While most halls and palaces may be seen from outside only, but the exteriors are breathtaking enough to please the eyes of travelers.
After breakfast depart to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, situated 110 kms west of Bangkok; a very attractive market where one can see the old style and traditional way of selling and buying fruits, vegetables, etc., from small boats. You will also see traditional Thai homes, the way they live and travel by boat. Afterwards continue on to Kanchanaburi, upon arrival check into your hotel
Overnight in Kanchanaburi
After breakfast take a historic ride on the Death Railway Train passing over the original wooden viaduct constructed by Allied POWs. Enjoy lunch at local restaurant before continuing on to Ayutthaya where you will visit Wat Phra Sri Sanpetch and Wat Chaiwatanaram
Overnight in Ayutthaya
After breakfast, check out from your hotel and depart back to Bangkok. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Bangkok
Today you will be transferred back to Bangkok International Airport for your onward flight.
Located within 300 meters of Yaowarat Street Food Market, ASAI Bangkok Chinatown in Bangkok features a number of amenities including a restaurant, a bar and a garden. The property is around 2.9 km from Bangkok Art & Culture Centre, 2.9 km from Jim Thompson House and 2.9 km from Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk, an ATM and luggage storage for guests. Guest rooms at the hotel are equipped with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and a shower. The rooms at ASAI Bangkok Chinatown include air conditioning and a desk. The accommodation offers a continental or à la carte breakfast. Siam Discovery is 3 km from ASAI Bangkok Chinatown, while Grand Palace is 3.1 km away. The nearest airport is Don Mueang International Airport, 26 km from the hotel.
Surrounded by gardens, this luxe, exotic hotel on the River Kwai is next to the famous bridge from the movie. The warmly decorated rooms have wood furnishings and offer Wi-Fi (fee), flat-screen TVs, and balconies with river views. All provide minibars, and tea and coffeemakers. Suites include living rooms; some have loft bedrooms and/or whirlpool tubs. There are 7 restaurants and bars, including a pool bar next to 1 of 2 outdoor pools. Other amenities include a gym, tennis courts, and a spa with a sauna and Thai massage. Activities like canoeing and golf are offered. Biking trails are on-site.
Overlooking the Pa Sak River, this bright, relaxed hotel is 4 km from the Ayutthaya Historical Park. The airy, upscale rooms offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, as well as city or river views. Suites include separate living rooms, minibars and bay windows. Room service is offered. Freebies include parking, and a breakfast buffet served in a casual restaurant featuring a garden terrace. There's also a Chinese eatery and an Italian pub/restaurant with regular live music. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a gym and a spa with Thai massage. Karaoke rooms and bowling are on-site.
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Optional tours are offered to travelers interested in additional experiences, sightseeing, meals or activities to supplement the included components of our tours. You may choose to participate in some, all or none of the optional tours which are priced individually. Complete descriptions and prices for each optional tour are listed on the itinerary section of the tours on our website.
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