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Pattaya
Package :CODE:PATTYA TOUR
Bangkok
- Pattaya Package Tour 7
days 6 nights
Validity from 01 Jan 2016- 31 Dec 2017 |
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Land and Sea Package Bangkok 10 Days 9
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Trip Description : Enjoy your stay in
Bangkok with maximum time free for
individual activities. The package
included daily breakfasts, a round trip
transfer from airport to the hotel and
retuen and and city sight-seeing by a
private guide.
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Destination |
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Thailand (Bangkok) |
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Start City |
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Bangkok |
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Tour Type |
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Private |
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Duration |
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7 days 6 nights or more |
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Activity |
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Sight-seeing/Shopping/Nightlife/Life
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ITINERARY
DAY 1 : ARRIVE BANGKOK
Arrive Bangkok International Airport.
Welcome and transfer to hotel by private
car.
Overnight : Bangkok
Meals : -
DAY 2 : BANGKOK CITY TOUR / BAAN
KANITTHA RESTAURANT / NIGHTLIFE
Breakfast at the hotel. Today a guide
will bring you to Rattanakosin Island,
the original area of Bangkok when it was
first established as the capital over
200 years ago.
Visit colorful Flower
Market, a spectacular wholesale
flower market near Chinatown. Hundreds
of varieties of cut flowers and tropical
plants are offered at very low prices.
Visit Wat Trimit, known
for its famous Golden
Buddha. The
beautiful image of solid gold is three
metres high and weighs five and a half
tons.
Visit Wat
Pho (Temple
of the Reclining Buddha), founded in the
16th century, the oldest and biggest
temple with the largest number of
pagodas (95 in all) in the city. Wat Pho
was the first open university of
Thailand which offered courses in
several branches of knowledge like
literature, astrology, medicine and
massage. It's well known for its huge
Reclining Buddha, 46 m. long and 15 m.
high.
Lunch at local restaurant by riverside.
Afternoon visit Grand
Palace & Wat Phra Kaeo (Temple
of the Emerald Buddha), the most
beautiful and important Buddhist temple
in Thailand. It is so richly and
intricately decorated that, once
entering the temple, you will feel as if
you are in a real "city of angels"
City-sightseeing tour along
Ratchadumnoen Rd.(The Royal's Way). En
route you can see many magnificent
temples and architectural buildings,
including the city pillar shrine,
National Museum, Democracy Monument,
Golden Mountain, Thai Boxing Stadium,
Anantasamakhom Palace, National
Assembly, Dusit Zoo and Chitlada Palace
King's Residence.
And visit James Fashion Tailor, the
biggest & best tailor shop in Bangkok. Get
free long-sleeve shirtstailored
fit to your body. The maker and staff
have the experience more than 25 years
for gentleman that make from real size
measure and finish in 24 hours. They
will design pleasantly the new shirt for
you.
Dining at Baan
Kanittha Restaurant, located
on the Sathorn road one of the best
Restaurant in Bangkok. You can enjoyed
all sorts of delicious food. After
dinner If you are still full of energy,
a guide will accompany you on a special
Bangkok night tour.
Overnight : Bangkok
Meals : Breakfast (hotel) / Lunch /
Dinner
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DAY 3 : FLOATING MARKET & ROSE GARDEN
TOUR / BANGKOK SKY RESTAURANT /
NIGHTLIFE
Breakfast at the hotel. Today a guide
will bring you to The Damnoen Saduak
Floating Market is a very attractive
place for tourists to see the old style
and traditional way of selling and
buying fruits, vegetables, etc., from
small boats. Experience Thais rural life
and a charm of countryside at Damnoen
Saduak Floating Market. Depart floating
market to visit the wood carving
factory.Then head to Rose Garden Country
Resort for buffet lunch.
Enjoy the unique and unforgettable
experience of the world-renowned Thai
Village Cultural Show, featuring an
impressive cast of 150 performers,
portrays captivating scenes of everyday
life in rural Thailand and ?Thai ways?
and offers a vivid introduction to: Thai
living, the ?cycle of life?,
time-honoured customs and traditions in
an agricultural community in Thailand;
the Thai passion for festive fun or
?sanuk? and Thai ?joie de vivre? ? the
celebration of a good life and good
times, as expressed in the folk songs
and dance of the four regions of
Thailand.
Dining at Bangkok
Sky Restaurant, located
on the top of the Baiyoke Sky Hotel
which is the tallest hotel in Thailand.
You can enjoyed all sorts of delicious
food while enjoying the sight of
Bangkok. After dinner, you can access to
the observation and revolving roof
decks, which offers its visitors a
spectaculary unobstructive view of
Bangkok in all its panaromic glory.
If you are still full of energy, a guide
will accompany you on a special Bangkok
night tour.
Overnight : Bangkok
Meals : Breakfast (hotel) / Lunch /
Dinner
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DAY 4 : AYUTHAYA &SUMMER PALACE
/ YOK YOR RESTAURANT / NIGHTLIFE
Breakfast at the hotel. Today a
guide will bring you to Ayutthaya,
located 76 kms. north of Bangkok. It was
one of Indo-China's most prosperous
cities and is one of Thailand's major
historical attractions. The grandeur of
Ayutthaya is reflected by numerous
magnificent structures and ruins
concentrated in and around the city
island surrounded by the Chao Phraya, Pa
Sak and Lop Buri Rivers. The area, well
conserved as a historical park, has been
included in UNESCO's list of World
Heritage since 13 December 1991.
Ayutthaya covers an area of 2,556 square
kilometres.
Visit Bang
Pa-In Summer Palace was
first used by the royal court as a
summer retreat in the 17th century.
However, the Palace was destroyed with
the fall of Kingdom of Ayutthaya and was
restored by King Rama IV in the mid-19th
century. Most of the buildings that
exist today date from the reign of King
Rama V, who regularly spent his summers
there. The structures represent a
variety of architectural styles, set in
a large park around ponds and waterways.
The only royal residence open to the
public is the Chiness-style Wehat
Chamroon Palace, constructed entirely of
materials imported from China. In
addition, there is an Italian-style
palace, a circular pavilion with steps
leading down to a pool, the graceful
Thai-style Aisawan Tippaya Asna Pavilion
in the middle of a lake, and, across one
of the waterways, a Buddhist chapel in
the neo-Gothic style with stained-glass
windows. Scattered around the extensive
gardens are European statues as well as
monuments ordered to be built by King
Rama V in memory of members of his
family, one of them a much-loved Queen
who drowned in a boating accident.
Continue toWat Phananchoeng.
This monastery is the most revered by
the inhabitants of Ayutthaya, was built
in A.D. 1325.Visit Wat
Yai Chaimongkhon, one can see
the large pagodas, built to celebrate
the victory of his single-handed combat
on the elephant's back during Ayutthaya
capital. Lunch will be provide at
riverside restaurant.
Visit Wihan
Phra Mongkhon Bophit. Phra
Mongkhon Bophit, a large bronze cast
Buddha image was originally enshrined in
the open area outside the Grand Palace
and later covered by a building in the
reign of king Songtham. During the fall
of Ayutthaya, the building was badly
destroyed by fire. The one currently
seen was reconstructed, but does not
have as beautiful craftmanship as the
previous one. The open area east of the
sanctuary was where the royal cremation
ceremonies took place.
Visit Wat
Phra Si Sanphet. This is the
most important temple within the Royal
Palace compound and the original from
which the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
in Bangkok has been copied. Three
outstanding Ceylonese style pagodas were
built during the 15th century to
enshrine the ashes of three Ayutthayan
kings.
Dining at Yok
Yor Restaurant, located
on the Sathorn road one of the best
Restaurant in Bangkok. You can enjoyed
all sorts of delicious food. After
dinner If you are still full of energy,
a guide will accompany you on a special
Bangkok night tour.
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DAY 5 : KANCHANABURI AND
TIGER TEMPLE TOUR/ YOK YOR RESTAURANT /
NIGHTLIFE
Breakfast at the hotel. Today a guide
will bring you to Kanchanaburi including
the Bridge over the River Kwai. Be
amazed with an extreme experience of a
"Tiger Watch" in the Buddhist
temple-cum-tiger conservation centre.
Visit Kanchanaburi
War Cemetery It
contains the remains of 6,982 war
prisoners (mostly the British, Dutch,
Australian and American) who lost their
lives during the construction of the
Bridge over the River Kwai and the
railway to Burma (the Death Railway).
Continue to JEATH
War Museum, a realistic
depiction of prisoner of war living
quarters, with photographic, pictorial
and physical memorabilia dating from
World War II.
Scenic boat
ride along
the Maeklong River to the World famous
Bridge over the River Kwai .
Visit world-famous Bridge
over the River Kwai, a part of
the Death Railway constructed by Allied
prisoners of war. Take leisurely walks
around town and pictures on the
world-renowned Death Railway.
Lunch Enjoy Thai
spicy food and
great view of the bridge on floating
restaurant.
Visit Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua - well
known as Tiger
Temple. The Tiger Temple is
a rescue centre for wild animals and the
home of wild tigers, wild pigs, deer,
antelopes, water buffalos, apes and a
hand full other animals. The tigers are
taken out from their cage from in the
afternoon and visitors can even touch
them. The tigers brought tiger cubs into
the world there.
Dining at local Restaurant
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DAY 6 : JIM THOMPSON'S THAI
HOUSE & VIMANMEK MANSION/ YOK YOR
RESTAURANT / NIGHTLIFE
Breakfast at the hotel. Today a guide
will bring you to Vimanmek Mansion, the
world's largest building made entirely
of golden teak. The three story wooden
palace has 81 rooms, halls and
ante-rooms, and now Thailand's first
handicraft museum. The Jim Thompson's
House is one of the best preserved
traditional Thai houses in Bangkok city.
Jim Thompson, an American, a former
member of the US Office of Strategic
Services came to Thailand during the
World War II. He revived the flagging
silk weaving industry later at the end
of the war. Now a day, the house
contains connoisseur collections of
Asian artifacts and antiques.
Visit Jim
Thompson's Thai House. This
remarkable Thai style house is named
after the man who created it from
several exceptional examples of
traditional Thai domestic architecture.
Jim Thompson came to Thailand at the end
of World War II. He became famous for
reviving the Thai silk industry before
disappearing under mysterious
circumstances somewhere in Malaysia. Now
a museum, Jim Thompson?s Thai House
contains connoisseur collections of
Asian artifacts and antiques.
Visit Vimanmek
Mansion (Cloud
Mansion), the world?s largest building
made entirely of golden teak. The three
story wooden palace has 81 rooms, halls
and ante-rooms. The building was
originally constructed on Srichang
Island in the Gulf of Siam. In 1901, the
building was removed to the Dusit Palace
by the command of King Rama V (King
Chulalongkorn). Many rooms currently
maintain the atmosphere of the past.
Most of the building in the same
compound are now used as museums.
You may also visit Abhisek
Dusit Hall, which exhibits H.M.
Queen Sirikit's collection of handicraft
masterpieces created
by rural
people. The other displays of various
items and art objects including H.M.
King Bhumibol's photography,
paraphernalia of rank and portraits,
ancient cloth, clocks, and royal
carriages.
City-sightseeing tour along
Ratchadumnoen Rd.(The Royal's Way). En
route you can see many magnificent
architectural buildings, including Anantasamakhom
Palace, Parliament
House, Dusit
Zooand Chitlada Palace King's
Residence.
DAY 7 : DEPART BANGKOK TO
PATTAYA
Breakfast at the hotel. Free
time until your private transfer to
Pattaya and extend your relaxing stay in
Pattaya,
Meals : Breakfast (hotel)
DAY 8: FREE DAY IN PATTAYA
Breakfast
at the hotel .Enjoy your free time on
the beach, relax, swimming, sporting and
diner at Nang-Nuan Seafood restaurant.Visit cabarets
show and
after show to see pattaya by night or
back to the hotel.
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DAY 9: PATTAYA COROL ISLAND
TOUR
(Complimentary Half Day Tour)* subject
to changes*
Sail across the sparkling aqua-blue
water of the Gulf of Thailand to the
Coral Island (Koh Lan). Here under the
brilliant tropical sun, you can relax,
swim, or snorkel or simply bronze
yourself on the island's golden beaches.
After a delicious buffet lunch, board on
a glass-bottomed boat to view the
beautiful coral formations around the
island. Return to Pattaya Bay in the
late afternoon.
DAY 10: PATTAYA (BREAKFAST)
Today is free for last minute
shopping till it is time for us to bring
you back to the airport. We hope you
enjoy your enjoy your trip with us.
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*Arrival Hall*
Whether you are taking Exit
B or Exit
C, please Turn
Right and
direct to GATE
3. Our representative will wait
for you with your sign-board name there
(See pictures for clarification). Once
we find you, we will direct you to the
Transfer point.
Inclusions
? Accommodation (per your
selection)
? A local English-speaking guide
?Transportation service by
air-conditioned vehicles with
experienced driver
?All admission fees & meal as mentioned
in the program
Exclusions
? Any air ticket
? Items of a personal nature
? Meals not specified in the itinerary
? Tips or Gratuities to guides or driver
? Other services not mentioned in the
program
Child Policy
? For children under 2 years will be
"Free" of charge
? For children 3-12 years old we charge
70% of adult price
? For children over 13 years old we
charge normal price
Hotel Reservation Term &
Condition
? Rates are inclusive of Breakfast, 10%
service charge and 7% VAT
? Rates here are available only for
bookings made with Siam p d Tour , and
are not available from the hotel
directly
? Reservations are on prepayment basis
and subject to availability
? Any special requests are not
guaranteed and subject to availability
upon arrival only
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Duration |
Twin room |
Single room |
Triple room |
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7 Days/6NightsPrivate Tour
Hotel accommodation 3 stars Mandarin
hotel or similar Bangkok |
30,000.-THB |
35,000.-THB |
30,000.-THB; |
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7 Days/6NightsPrivate Tour
Hotel accommodation Ambassdor hotel
or similar Baiyoke pattaya-Bangkok |
40,000.-THB |
45,000.-THB |
40,000.-THB; |
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Departure every Tuesday
- Children 2 ? 11 years will be applied
for child rates.
- Join tour min.2 persons departure.
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Cancellation Term is on Final Confirm
booking by E-mail to you.
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Bookings can be made by Fax to our
Bangkok office at : Tel (66-0)
81-7842076 Or you can fax
to(66-053)433686 , Attn to Mr.Mike.
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