A slice of the good life

----21 days / 20 nights ----

BANGKOK - RIVER KWAIT - AYUTTHAYA - PHITSANULOK - SUKHOTHAI - LAM PANG - CHIANG MAI - GOLDEN TRIANGLE - CHIANG SAEN - CHIANG RAI - KOH SAMUI - PHUKET

Day 1: ARRIVAL IN BANGKOK (by A/C car)

Arrival at the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Warmly welcome to everybody, a moment of courtesy meeting of the tour guide in the meeting point’s Airport.

Welcome to Bangkok - the “Land of Smiles”, one of Asia’s most cosmopolitan cities, is a national treasure house and Thailand’s spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational and diplomatic centre. 

Please note that standard check in time is 14.00, check out at 12.00. Early check in or late check-out is subject to room availability. Hotel would probably guarantee early check in or late checkout as an extra surcharge on depend to the rooming’s status at that time.

You will be transferred to your hotel for check in and free at leisure for your own activities.

In the evening, we highly recommend a welcome dinner with THAI DINNER & DANCES (see supplement) - A Thai cultural dance and music performance with fresh seafood dinner in traditional setting at Silom Village Restaurant (or similar) - The last restaurant constructed in the old Thai traditional village style on Silom Road is housed in a compound with 15 teak houses and 3 buildings. These houses were constructed during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) in 1908 and converted to a restaurant and Thai handicraft shops in 1981.

Return to the hotel and free at leisure at night. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 2: BANGKOK Full day tour (by A/C car)

After breakfast, let enjoy a full day tour to discover around Bangkok. Thailand has over 26,000 ‘Wats’ or Temples. This tour brings you to the 3 most famous temples in Bangkok.

First, visit Wat Traimit (‘Temple of the Golden Buddha’) boasts a statue of Buddha which is made from solid gold. It weighs 5.5 tons and is a fine example of Sukhothai art. Passing through Chinatown your next stop is Wat Po (‘Temple of the Reclining Buddha’) which is the largest and oldest temple in Bangkok, a great place also for a traditional Thai massage.  It is also the seat of Traditional herbal medicine School, being referred to as "Thailand First Medical university" www.watpho.com.

Then continue visit to the The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha) - Together, these two sites form what many consider the greatest spectacle for visitors to Bangkok. Dating back to 1782 (when Bangkok was founded), the entire compound consists of over 100 brightly colored buildings, golden spires and glittering mosaics. Because of its popularity, this destination is often extremely crowded, but still an essential part of any trip to Bangkok.

Presently, the Grand Palace is used for the occasional ceremony and is no longer the royal home (the present King Bhumibol lives in Chitralada Palace, located in Bangkok's nearby Dusit district). The interiors of most of the buildings in the Grand Palace are closed to the public.

Wat Phra Kaew adjoins the Grand Palace in a common compound and is the home of the country's most famous Buddha statue (also known as the Emerald Buddha). This important figure has a long and interesting history that is tied to the royal family and once resided in nearby Wat Arun. It is relatively small (about 66 centimeters) and is situated in a high position in the Wat to signify its important status in the Thai kingdom. Rest of day, free to walk at your pace, "City of Angels" and discover the charms of one of the oldest cities of Southeast Asia.

Take the opportunity to stroll around Sanam Luang, the royal park and venue of many religious events, watch the gorgeous sunset behind the Temple of Dawn, near the Chao Phraya river.

Return to your hotel and free at leisure for your own activities. Overnight in Bangkok. (B)

Day 3: BANGKOK - Floating Market - BRIDGE OF THE RIVER KWAI (by A/C car, long-tail boat)

After breakfast, enjoy full day in Bangkok with Floating Market & River Kwai.

Floating Market - Located at Ratchaburi Province, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market dates back to 1866 when King Rama IV ordered that a canal 32 kilometers long be dug at Damnoen Saduak to connect the Mae Klong and Tacheen Rivers (his reason for doing so lies in the fact that the quality of the soil on the banks of the canal is excellent for growing many kinds of fruits and vegetables including Malacca grape, Chinese grapefruit, mangos, bananas, and coconuts). The Floating Market is an ideal place for tourists to see the old style and traditional way of selling and buying fruits, vegetables and other from small boats. Tourists will also be able to see traditional Thai houses and the way locals use boats in their everyday lives.

Proceeding to the Bridge of the River Kwai - Apart from the fascinating natural geography, this region has many major attractions affiliated with World War II: The Bridge over the River Kwai, still in use today, was the target of frequent Allied bombing raids during 1945, and was rebuilt after the war end. You will visit the JEATH Museum, an enclave constructed largely as an Allied prisoners of war camp, contains a collection of photographs. Then the War Cemetery is the final resting place for over 6000 prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the “Death Railway,” (also known as Hell Fire Pass). Visitors to Kanchanaburi will be moved as they reflect on how these memorials have come to signify the harsh realities of war.

Return to hotel and free time. Overnight in Bangkok. (B)

 

Day 4: BANGKOK - Rose Garden and Thai Village Show (by A/C car)

This morning, you will visit Jim Thompson’s House. Once home to American silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson, this remarkable site is one of the best-preserved examples of a traditional Thai structure in Bangkok. Part museum, Jim Thompson’s House accommodates his vast collection of antiques and artworks from the entire Southeast Asia region. Notable items include priceless examples of blue and white Ming porcelain and nineteenth-century Jataka paintings, and a headless sixth-century Buddha figure in the garden, said to be one of the oldest surviving statues of its kind in the world.

In the afternoon, visit Rose Garden and Thai Village Show. Located about 30 kilometers outside of Bangkok, the Rose Garden offers a little something for everyone. It features a resort hotel with landscaped gardens, a beautiful lake, and several Thai-style houses. A Thai Village cultural show features an educational presentation that introduces visitors to various aspects of Thai life (including a Buddhist monk ordination ceremony, a wedding, folk dances, martial arts, Thai boxing demonstrations and an opportunity to ride an elephant). Local village handicrafts are also on display and can be bought from various shops.

Return to hotel and free time. Overnight in Bangkok. (B)

 

Day 5: BANGKOK - AYUTTHAYA (76km, by A/C Car) - PHITSANULOK (276km, by A/C car)

This morning, check out right after breakfast and transfer to Phitsanulok at 377 kilometers north-west bound of Bangkok. Phitsanulok provides visitors with an opportunity to explore notable chapters of Thailand's history. For example, Phitsanulok contains evidence of an ancient community dating back between 2,000 and 4,000 years, including ancient stone axes.

The outing begins in Bangkok with an early departure. Stop-over for visit to Ayutthaya (76 kilometers north of Bangkok, the capital of Ayutthaya province in Thailand), which used to be the capital of Siam from 1350 to 1767, Phitsanulok prospered under both the Kingdoms of Sukhothai (1238-1378 C.E.) and Ayutthaya (1350-1767 C.E.). Visit the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace which built in the 18^th century. The Palace consists of many royal buildings, built in contrasting architectural styles. Thai, Chinese, Italian and Victorian styles predominate.

Then visit Wat Phananchoeng. This monastery is the most revered by the inhabitants of Ayutthaya, was built in A.D. 1325. Proceeding to Wat Yai Chaimongkhon, one can see the large pagodas, built to celebrate the victory of his single-handed combat on the elephant's back. Also Wihan Phramongkhon Bophit a large bronze cast Buddha image was originally en-shrine. Finally is War Phra Sri Ratana & Phra Prang Sam Yod, a temple with three towers and impressive ornaments, Wat Phra Si Sanphet & Phra Prang Sam Yod, this important and most outstanding monastery is located in grand palace compound used as a presidential palace. It becomes a monastery in the reign of King Ramathibodi I.

Continuing overland transfer to Phitsanulok for over night.

Transfer to hotel for check in and take your time to free at leisure for your independent activities.

Overnight in Phisanulok. (B)

 

Day 6: PHITSANULOK - SUKHOTHAI (by A/C car 59km)

After breakfast, visit the most ancient places such as Shrine of King Naresuan the Great (reign:1590 - 1605 ), Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Temple (Wat Yai), Wat Chula Manee, there are the major city landmarks and houses Thailand’s most beautiful and significant Buddha image.

Proceed to Sukhothai, the first capital (13th century) of the Thai Kingdom. Old Sukhothai is one of Asia’s most important historical sites and therefore under the supervision of UNESCO.

After a visit of the temples Wat Sri Chum, we continue to Sri Satchanalai, the former sister town of Sukhothai for lunch (see supplement) and a visit to some of its most interesting temples and ruins.

Transfer to hotel for check in and time of rest. Overnight in Sukhothai. (B)

 

Day 7: SUKHOTHAI - LAM PANG (by A/C car 220km, horse carriages)

Today, after breakfast, we drive further North to Lampang. After transferring to hotel for check in, you will visit the famous temples in Lampang, Wat Phra Dhat Lampang Luang and Wat Phra Keo Don Tao before proceeding to Lamphun. Visit Wat Haripoonchai Burmese style temple. Lampang is the only town in Thailand, where horse carriages are still used as a means of transportation. Take a leisurely ride on the colorful horse-drawn carriages along the river. 

Overnight in Lam Pang. (B)

 

Day 8: LAM PANG - CHIANG MAI (103km, by A/C car)

Northern Thailand is rich in both cultural sightseeing and refreshing escapes into the Thai countryside. An excursion there will prove to be most rewarding with many historical sites, thriving cities, and a beautiful landscape populated by exotic hill tribes and local forest areas. This tour brings guests up close and personal with all that Northern Thailand has to offer, creating lasting memories in the process.

This morning, after breakfast, depart to Chiang Mai - Thailand's second-largest city and the gateway to the country's north were founded in 1296. Chiang Mai has a striking mountain backdrop, over 300 temples and a quaint historical aura. It is also a modern, friendly, internationally flavored city with much to offer the visitors.

Express check in your hotel and visit to a popular shopping destination, San Kampaeng is also famous for its range of local cottage industries and handicrafts, including authentic Thai silk and cotton weaving. Guests will be able to witness firsthand the skill of these local craftsmen as they consider which products to buy as souvenirs.

In the evening, enjoy a Kantoke typical dinner at local restaurant (see supplement).

One of Chiang Mai’s most popular tours, this outing offers guests a chance to enjoy a traditional meal prepared in the Khantoke (northern Thailand) style. While guests are seated on floor cushions with an array of classical dishes arranged before them, exciting and stimulating performances will unfold before their very eyes. Entertainment for this evening will include the traditional Finger, Sword and Candle dances as well as the Ramwong, for which all quests will be invited and encouraged to participate. The evening concludes with performances from the Akha, Yao, Lahu, Meo and Karen Hill Tribes.

Back to hotel and free at leisure at night. Overnight in Chiang Mai. (B)  

 

Day 9: CHIANG MAI Full day tour (by A/C car, local truck)

Today, after breakfast, enjoy an amazing sightseeing tour around the famous city for an up-close and personal look at some of its most notable temples, as well as stops at its old city walls, gates and moat, and the local market and Tapae Gate. Highlight of this trip include Wat Chiang Man, the city’s oldest temple and famed for a Chedi supported by rows of elephantine buttresses; Wat Phrasing home of the beautiful Lai Kham chapel with its exquisite woodcarving and northern style murals; Wat Jedihuang and its enormous Pagoda (which was partially destroyed by an earthquake in 1545); and Wat Suan Dok, which dates back to the 14th century when it served as the pleasure gardens to the Thai monarchy. Nowadays it houses several white Chedis, containing the ashes of Chiang Mai’s former Royal family.

In the afternoon, visit to Doi Suthep and Meo Doi Pui. This tour features a scenic drive through the most historic areas of Chiang Mai to the acclaimed temple Wat Phrathad Doi Suthep, home to a holy relic of the Lord Buddha and considered by many to be the most sacred wat in northern Thailand. Built in A.D. 384 and situated 3,500 feet above sea level, this temple offers an interesting challenge as it contains a flight of over 300 steps to reach its top level. Once on top of the summit, visitors will be treated to a panoramic view of the city before leaving to visit the primitive Meo Hill Tribe village a community known for its unique culture and colorful costumes. The trip to the village will be made by local truck.

Back to your hotel and free at leisure for your own activities. Overnight in Chiang Mai. (B)

 

Day 10: CHIANG MAI Full day Elephants, Rafting & Cave Tour (by A/C car, local truck)

After breakfast, you would be much interesting of a full day for Elephants, Rafting & Cave Tour.

Fascinating Elephant Show at the Chiang Dao Elephant Training Center (Traditional logging skills demonstrated, not circus style.), there is Ta Yaak Village, Chiang Dao District, about 56kms (35 miles) north of Chiang Mai City, on the road to Fang and Tha Ton. It is on the banks of the Mae Ping River (where the elephants bathe before and after their lessons), and is surrounded by rocky hills. It has a quite beautiful, near idyllic location. The elephant shows themselves are refreshingly un-circus like. The emphasis is placed on the skills that elephants have traditionally been taught to aid with the logging of trees. (Thankfully large scale illegal logging is no longer an issue in Thailand, although neighboring countries still suffer). The strength of the elephant / mahout relationship is also highlighted.

You would visit a small "Lisu Market" where colorful and intricate handicrafts made by the Lisu hill tribe villagers.

Then enjoy 1 1/2 hour elephant trek through beautiful forest to a Lisu Village, the route passes through some beautiful forest also along / through the Ping river. Enjoy 1 hour bamboo rafting down and along a very picturesque stretch the Ping River which runs through Chiang Mai too.

Proceeding to explore the famous Chiang Dao Caves of sixty-three kilometers from Chiang Mai, There are five interconnected caves that make up the Chiang Dao Caves complex, believed to stretch for many kilometers into. Doi Chiang Dao Cave, only a small part of the complex is possible to explore.

Transfer back to your hotel on late afternoon. Overnight in Chiang Mai. (B)

 

Day 11: CHIANG MAI - CHIANG SEAN - GOLDEN TRIANGLE (by A/C car 242km)

This morning, check out right after breakfast, then straight up to Chiang Rai - the first capital of Lanna Thai (Kingdom of a Million Rice fields). The province contains Thailand's northernmost point at Mae Sai, which is well known for its crisp mountain scenery, and hill tribes. North Chiang Rai and falls within the region known as the Golden Triangle, the area where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos converge. We will then proceed to Chiang Saen, an ancient capital of the great Lanna Kingdom (A.D. 1260), today it is just another sleepy northern Thai town opposite Laos on the steep banks of the Mekong River.

Next is a trip to the infamous ‘Golden Triangle’, just a few minutes north of Chiang Saen is the place where the borders of Laos, Myanmar (Burma) and Thailand converge at the Mekong River. The Golden Triangle has long been associated with drugs, wars and other nefarious activity, but today it is little more than a popular stopover for tourists. At the famous viewpoint overlooking the Mekong, thousands of travelers have had their photo snapped over the years. Visit the Opium Museum (House of Opium)

Proceeding to Mae Sai, a northern-most border trading town between Thailand and Myanmar, photo-stop at the bridge in Mae Sai connects Thailand with Myanmar, a lively trade between the 2 countries takes place across the bridge. You can enter Myanmar, and don't need a visa. Visit Mae Sai market with all kinds of goods imported from China, and also Burmese gemstones (also fake ones, so beware if you want to make purchases!).

After the tour, transfer to your hotel for check in and free at leisure for your own activities.

Overnight in Chiang Sean. (B)

 

Day 12: CHIANG SEAN FULL DAY TOUR (by A/C car, long-tail boat)

After breakfast, let visit the best aspects of Northern Thailand. Attractions in Chiang Saen encompass the ruins of its Buddhist temples and chedis, which are among the most significant in Thailand; also the mighty Mekong River provides a fascinating scene all of its own.

Firstly, stop to have a look at Chiang Saen branch of the National Museum.

Visit Wat Phrathat Doi Pu Khao, this riverside temple located outside of the centre of town, the elevated location of the temple complex provides great views across the hills of the Golden Triangle and river into Laos and Myanmar. Followed-up is Wat Phrathat Jom Kitti, this masterpiece situated on the top of a hill. The foundations date to the 7th century, and the existing temple was built in 1483. You may consider climbing the 383 steps hemmed in by two giant naga to reach the top, and get the stupendous view across the Mekong and into Myanmar.

Take a long-tail boat and cruise the Mekong River to watch life go by, River cruises are the best way to get out for some cool breezes and incredible riverside scenery. You will get out something on the water and see things from a boatmen’s perspective to really experience this mighty river. Embarked at the Sop Ruak Market - where the Ruak and Mekhong rivers meet, South of the Sop Ruak is Thailand, north of it is Burma and east of the Mekhong is Laos.

After the tour, transfer to your hotel for check in and free at leisure for your own activities.

Overnight in Chiang Sean. (B)

 

Day 13: CHIANG SEAN - CHIANG RAI (by A/C car 60km)

After breakfast, transfer for the Chiang Rai tour which takes travelers around Northern Thailand by means of roads that cross over mountains and wind through picturesque valleys. The stop on this adventure is ‘Wiang Pa Pao’, an area known for its hot springs, followed by a trip to Mae Chan where the villages of the Yao and Akha hill tribes are located. A visit to the Akha and Yao tribes will allow visitors to experience the authentic lives of hill tribe people (the Akha originated from Tibet and are among the poorest of Thailand’s ethnic minorities, while the Yao are from China and are still influenced by Chinese traditions).

Arrive your hotel in Chieng Rai, check-in and free at leisure for your own activities at hotel. Overnight in Chiang Rai. (B)

 

Day 14: CHIANG RAI Full day tour (by A/C car, boat)

Today, after breakfast, you will enjoy a visit the village of Long Neck Women and Boat Trip.

This tour offers a rare opportunity to see the Karen hill tribes, which used to be found only in Mae Hon Son. This tribe includes the famous long neck women who start wearing heavy brass necklaces at very young age (a large number of rings around the neck signifies a woman of great beauty). This tribe is believed to have migrated from far North of Burma or Tibet and their weaving skills are renowned and produce beautiful and colorful garments. Next, the tour stops by the Lisu hill tribe village. This tribe is considered to be the most elaborate dressers and during festive occasions the women are endowed with massive amounts of jewelry.

Lunch (see supplement) takes place at Tha Ton, a strategic landing point between Burma and Thailand, before the trip continues on to Phatai. This place is home to a Lahu hill tribe village and is a point where visitors will embark on the Kok River cruise. The boat cruise ends at the Pong Nam Lon Hot Springs where a car will transfer everyone back to their hotels.

Free at leisure at night. Overnight in Chiang Rai. (B)

 

Day 15: CHIANG RAI - BANGKOK - KOH SAMUI (by A/C car, plane)

Today, after breakfast, check out and transfer to Chiang Rai airport for a domestic flight back to Bangkok by Air Asia (flight FD 3251 at 0835-0955 or FD 3255 at 1325-1445) / or by Thai Airways (flight TG131 at 10.20-11.40), then take time to free at leisure inside the airport until time for continue take another connecting flight to Koh Samui by Bangkok airways (PG 216 at 12:30-14:00; or PG 961 at 14:45-15:50; or PG906 at 15.35-17.05) (supposing).

Welcome to Koh Samui is the third largest island of Thailand and one of the most popular destinations for travelers. In recent years it developed to a tropical beach resort but still maintained its charm and has everything to offer - from coconut tree fringed beaches to tropical jungles to a vibrant nightlife.

Transfer to hotel for check in and rest of the day is free at leisure for your own activities.

Overnight in Koh Samui. (B)

 

Day 16: KOH SAMUI Island Tour (by A/C car)

After breakfast then enjoy a half day tour at Samui Island Tour.

This trip provides the perfect opportunity to get a true feel for the island and see for you the unspoiled beauty of Samui. We’ll take you to spectacular view point’s including the famous “Grandmother and Grandfather Rocks”, well known as twin grotesque rocks on shore, and pass through a coconut plantation to watch “Monkey Show” monkeys picking coconuts (you can even try the fresh young coconuts which taste completely different from the older ones). Next, is a demonstration by the local people of how to make coconut milk by hand followed by visits to the mummified monk at Wat Kunaram and the Na Muang waterfall (No.1). The last stop is Nathon, the island main’s town, where you’ll have time to wander around the shops. On the way back to the hotel, we’ll stop and visit the Island’s most memorable landmark and Big Buddha temple.

Back to your hotel and free at leisure for your own activities. Overnight in Koh Samui. (B)

 

Day 17: KOH SAMUI Free at leisure (no transfer, sightseeing, guide)

Take your time to free at leisure, the sunny beaches in Koh Samui are so transparent water, often calm and healthy air, you would enjoy yourself free-care full day to sun-sea bathing on beach or just relax yourself and lazing around to discover the exotic sightseeing, a selection of particularly interesting water sports for Pro or just Initiate is available such as non-motorized water sports is available, inclusive of kayaking, catamaran, body boarding and wind surfing by your own.

Let’s making the most of unforgettable senses of the restful day truly in your life.

Breakfast at hotel & Overnight in Koh Samui. (B)

 

Day 18: KOH SAMUI - PHUKET (by A/C car, ferry)

Today, early breakfast, quickly check out and transfer to Phuket via the ferry in Sura Thani. After approx 6 hours journey, you will arrive in Phuket beach - Thailand’s largest island is blessed with magnificent coves and bays, palm-fringed beaches, sparkling island dotted seas, sincerely hospitable people, superb accommodation and sea-food, etc.

Transfer to hotel for check in (at 14.00 or earlier if rooms are available) and a moment of rest.

Afternoon city tour: Depart from your hotel. Give yourself a culture and scenic treat of beautiful Phuket in this program and your holidays memories will be enriched.

Arrive old Phuket town; The historical district is a must-see in the city. Check out the yesteryears of Phuket's old Sino-Portuguese buildings, Built more than 100 year, these building portray Thai characteristic and heritage although architecturally they are blend of Chinese and European styles.

Enjoy scenic view from Khao Rang Hill. A great view of Phuket Town, the southern part of the island, and some of the offshore islands, can be obtained by going to the top of Kao Rang Hill, on the city's northwest. Then visit Wat Chalong temple, Phuket's most beautiful and renowned monastery. It enshrines the gilt statues of monk-hero Luang Pho Chaem and his assistant Luang Pho Chuang, both much revered by local people because of their roles in quelling the miner rebellion in 1876. When all seem so enjoyable, you will be Phromthep Cape. The top part of this cape is plain having a high cliff along the edge of the sea. From this point you can look out to the sea and islands nearby. Many tourists come here particularly in the evening to see the sun setting below the horizon

Transfer to hotel for check in and the balance of the day is free at leisure for your own activities.

Overnight in Phuket. (B)

 

Day 19: PHUKET PHANG NGA BAY FULL DAY TOUR (by A/C car, boat)

After breakfast, you will enjoy full day Phang Nga Bay tour by motor-boat.

This is quite an interesting tour, all-day excursion takes visitors to the unique and spectacular seascape of Phang Nga, one of nature’s most unusual and beautiful locations, and the site of the 1974 James Bond film “The Man With The Golden Gun,” (starring Roger Moore as 007 and Christopher Lee as the title character). From there, guests depart from Laem Sai in a speedy luxury cruiser to enjoy more amazing scenery including the dramatic limestone mountains of Panak Island and Hong Island, Cruise around Phang Nga Bay en-route National Park, Mangrove swamps, before approaching Koh Tapu which has become known as ‘James Bond Island.’ From there, the boat outing continues through the mangrove and silent caves, with cliff faces that seemingly rise majestically straight up from the sea. Visit the renowned Lord Cave. When you emerge from the the cave, observe the rocky statue of the Khao Ma Ju, Khao Nom Sao and Khao Chang.

An afternoon lunch (see supplement) will be served at Koh Pannyi (also known as Sea Gypsy Island) which is built over the water on stilts, before the day concludes with a tour to the dreamy landscape of Koh Lawa Beach. 

Return to hotel and time of rest. Overnight in Phuket. (B)

 

Day 20: PHUKET Free at leisure (no transfer, sightseeing, guide)

Take your time to free at leisure, the sunny beaches in Phuket are so transparent water, often calm and healthy air, you would enjoy yourself free-care full days to sun-sea bathing on beach or just relax yourself and lazing around to discover the exotic sightseeing, a selection of particularly interesting water sports for Pro or just Initiate is available such as non-motorized water sports is available, inclusive of kayaking, catamaran, body boarding and wind surfing by your own.

Let’s making the most of unforgettable senses of the restful days truly in your life.

Daily breakfast & Overnight in Phuket. (B)

 

Day 21: PHUKET - BANGKOK - FLY BACK HOME (by A/C car, plane)

After breakfast, check out then transfer to Phuket airport for a domestic flight back to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok by PG272 at 10.20-11.45 or PG907 at 14.35-16.00 (supposing). Then proceedings your international flight back home. Have a safe trip come home!

It’s timely; you have to say Good-Bye Thailand. We (Toan Vinh Tours) thank you very much for your choice of our company as your ground handler in Thailand and may be Indochina countries on further, be sure all our people are your best friends always and beyond. May we will meet and honoured welcome you have other voyages to Indochina in the days coming, continuing to discover, to experience the endless imposing landscapes, and then get the really restful moments in a diversified World and a colourful Sub region of Mekong River: VIETNAM - LAOS - CAMBODIA - THAILAND - MYANMAR! GOOD-BYE & SEE YOU AGAIN! (B)

 

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