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OPTION 1: FLOATING MARKET & ROSE GARDEN

Time: 07.30 – 17.00h.

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.

Rose Garden & The Thai Village Cultural Show - This is a wonderful opportunity to witness the unique and unforgettable experience of the world-renowned Thai Village Cultural Show. Each day, over 100 performers vividly portray a fascinating cross section of Thailand’s culture, heritage and way of life. The 60 minute, action-packed show also is highlighted by exciting displays of Thai marital arts, Thai boxing and sword fighting-combat skills, some of which date back over 600 years. Also featured are romantic and joyful rituals of the traditional Thai wedding ceremony, the rich pageantry of Buat Naag (the ceremony of ordination into the Buddhist monk hood). Lively tribal dancers entertain the crowds with the rhythmic Bamboo Dance, the graceful Fingernail Dance from the North, the Kala Dance from the South and the joyful Yoev Dance from the Central Plains. Additionally, elephants can be seen working as they still do in the teak forests of Northern Thailand.

OPTION 2: AYUTHAYA BY COACH

Time: 08.00 – 17.00h.

Located just a short drive north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya is Thailand’s former capital (1350-1767). A trip there is an amazing opportunity to see the surviving ruins from this once magnificent city. Other highlights at this World Heritage Site include the summer palace at Bang Pa-In, some of the finest examples of ancient Thai architecture, and many other important and well-known temples. Lunch will be provided at a local restaurant.

OPTION 3: AYUTHAYA BY CRUISE

Time: 08.00 – 17.00h.

For 417 years, Ayutthaya stood as the capital of ancient Siam. Today, it is home to some of Thailand’s most important historical landmarks and a virtual treasure trove of evocative ruins that were once magnificent palaces, temples and fortresses. Among them are Wat Monkol Bophit, Wat Srisanpetch and Wat Panancherng, all of which feature colossal bronze statues of Buddha. Also of interest is Bang Pa-In, the summer home of early Chakri kings and the present home to a collection of fine art accumulated by King Rama V. As visitors cruise back to Bangkok along the Chao Phraya River, they will be able to observe scenic river life while enjoying a sumptuous buffet lunch.

OPTION 4: RIVER KWAI

Time: 08.00 – 17.00h.

River Kwai - Apart from the fascinating natural geography, this region has many major attractions affiliated with World War II. Most famous is the Bridge over the River Kwai, which was the target of frequent Allied bombing raids during 1945. It was rebuilt after the war and and is still in use today. Later in the day, take an hour and a half train ride to Tam Krasae for lunch at a local restaurant and a tour of Tam Krasae and its viaduct. The JEATH Museum, an enclave constructed largely as an Allied prisoners of war camp, contains a collection of photographs from the war. 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.

OPTION 5: RIVER KWAI WITH TIGER TEMPLE

Time: 08.00 – 17.00h.

Visit the world famous ‘River Kwai Bridge’, War Museum, Tiger Temple and the train ride on the ‘death railway’.

OPTION 6: FLOATING MARKET & RIVER KWAI

Time: 07.30 – 17.00h.

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. The JEATH Museum, an enclave constructed largely as an Allied prisoners of war camp, contains a collection of photographs. 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 realties of war.

OPTION 7: HIGHLIGHTS OF BANGKOK

Time: 08.00 – 17.00h.

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

Wat Po (the Temple of the Reclining Buddha) - Bangkok’s largest temple is most famous as the home a giant reclining Buddha statue (45 meters long), but there is also much more to see here. Four large Chedis (and 73 small ones) 394 Buddha statues, and a Bodhi tree are situated throughout the compound and about 300 monks live in the monastery.

Local lunch at SD Avenue Hotel (or similar) – Sample tasty local cuisine at one of Bangkok’s most popular establishments.

Thonburi Klongs: Travel on the picturesque Chao Phraya River (also known as the River of the Kings) and throughout the klongs (canals) of Thonburi situated on the West side of the river from Bangkok. This is an excellent chance to observe and photograph the serene family homes and temples along the waterways, all of which helped gave the city the nickname of “Venice of the East.” A highlight of this trip includes Wat Arun (the Temple of Dawn), a major riverside landmark. This magnificent shrine is decorated with ceramic pieces from top to bottom and has a pagoda that soars 79 meters into the sky. The afternoon concludes with a visit to the Flower Market and The Golden Mount.

OPTION 8: CROCODILE FARM & ANCIENT CITY

Time: 08.30 – 16.30h.

It is located three kilometers from the township of Samut Prakan. This is the world’s largest crocodile farm. The crocodiles multiply freely in the cleverly simulated habitat, an expansive concrete lined pond. The skins of the crocodiles are utilized for leatherwear. Besides the crocodile farm, you also visit the outdoor museum, featuring miniature replicas of cities, temples and palaces.

OPTION 9: THAI DINNER & DANCES

Time: 18.30 - 21.30h.

This series of Thai cultural dance and music performances are highlighted by delicious dinners in traditional settings at some of Bangkok’s most popular eateries.

Piman Restaurant – Despite its palatial appearance, Piman offers an atmosphere that is warm, friendly, and air-conditioned. The food is succulent and the shows inside the theatre-restaurant recall the Sukhothai period from the 13th century (narrated in six different languages).

Silom Village Restaurant – 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. The menu offers a range of Thai food, seafood and basic favorites that appeal to foreigners (including pizza) and guest will be entertained by live Thai music and dance performances in the traditional style.

OPTION 10: WAN FAH DINNER CRUISE

Time: 18.30 – 22.00h.

Cruise along the beautiful Chao Phraya River (also known at the River of the King) and enjoy a delicious meal.

OPTION 11: THAI BOXING

Time: 18.30 - 21.00h.

Thai boxing (or Muay Thai) is a sport developed long ago from combat training and has become well known throughout the world. Foreigners who watch never cease to be amazed by the strange rules (or lack of them) that allow the boxers to not only use their fists for punching, but their feet and knees for kicking or pushing, and their elbows for jabbing while striking any part of the opponent's body. Still, the matches of today are greatly refined (and less bloody) from those that took place years ago. Back then, there were no gloves, the boxer's hands and arms were bound only with knotted starched cord, and the rules were much different. Visitors to the Kingdom should not hesitate to witness this thrilling and unforgettable spectacle.

OPTION 12: CALYPSO CABARET

Time: 18.30 - 22.30h.

Cabaret transvestite dance performance including one soft drink.

v IN PATTAYA: OPTION 13 - 18

OPTION 13: NONG NOOCH VILLAGE

Time: Half Day Morning (08:30 h. - 13:30 h.) or Afternoon (12:30 h. - 17:30 h.)

The Nong Nooch Village presents a Cultural Extravaganza three times a day at 10.15, 15.00, and 15.45 hrs. Witness the pomp and splendor of Thai tradition and ceremonies, graceful dances from all over the country, sword fighting, Thai kickboxing, and much more. This spectacular features hundreds of multi-talented performers in a fascinating one-and-half hour show.

In addition, the Village has a miniature open zoo and aviary where guests can see a funny elephant show featuring the magnificent symbols of Siam performing various tricks including bike-riding, playing football and a lot more. Guests will also enjoy browsing through an orchid farm of beautifully landscaped gardens, abundant colors and the fragrance of millions of flowers.

OPTION 14: ELEPHANT TREKKING

Time: 8.30, 10.00, 15.30

This one-hour excursion on a well-trained elephant is an experience that should not be missed. The trip also offers the opportunity to taste Thai seasonal fruits.

OPTION 15: ELEPHANT VILLAGE

Time: Half Day (13:30 h. - 16:30 h.)

Pattaya’s Elephant Village is located a short distance from the Siam Country Club and the popular Panarak fishing park. It is a popular attraction with visitors who love to watch daily elephant training sessions where the mahouts teach these magnificent beasts the concept of loyalty and a variety of new skills. Visitors can also feed the elephants and enjoy a combination of eco-tourism trips and trekking which are also offered here.

OPTION 16: MINI SIAM

Time: Half Day (14:00 h. - 18:00 h.)

Travel to “Mini Siam”, a unique land of culture which will surely inspire great memories. This miniature village (located north of Pattaya) contains more than 100 miniature detailed reproductions of famous buildings, landmarks and structures from around the world (including the Great Wall of China and the Eiffel Tower). This must-see place will entertain and astonish guests without end.

OPTION 17: CORAL ISLAND TOUR

Time: Full Day Tour: (09:00 h. - 15:30 h.)

An exhilarating experience from the moment the motor launch leaves Pattaya Bay until the return in the afternoon, this excursion offers guests the opportunity to sail across the sparking aqua-blue waters of the Gulf of Thailand for over an hour and then anchor offshore from Koh Larn (Coral Island) for fun under the brilliant tropical sun. Once there, you can relax, swim, snorkel or simply bronze yourself on the Island’s golden beaches. The whole day is designed for maximum enjoyment and the unique experience of this idyllic tropical paradise. After a delicious lunch on the Island, board a glass-bottomed boat to view the beautiful coral formations before finally returning to Pattaya Bay.

OPTION 18: ALCAZAR SHOW

Evening Tour: 18.30, 20.00, 21.30

Highlights of this on-stage spectacle include a bevy of professional entertainers presenting artistic impersonations through songs and tales accompanied by a fantastic sound and light show.

v IN PHUKET: OPTION 19 - 24

OPTION 19: PHUKET CITY TOUR

Time: 09.00 – 13.00h. or 13.00 – 17.00h.

This orientation tour is designed to give visitors to Phuket, a nice introduction to the island without forcing them to invest in a full-blown excursion. The trip features a road tour that passes by Phuket’s most famous beaches; a visit to the acclaimed Chalong Temple; an outing to Phuket Town, famed for it’s Portuguese architecture; and a chance to see the most famous lookout point on the island - Promthep Cape. Additionally, guests who like to shop will not be disappointed as stops at local gemstone and cashew nut factories are also on the agenda.

OPTION 20: PHANG NGA BAY ISLAND BY COACH

Time: 07.30 – 17.00h. includes lunch

Drive to Phang Nga and by big boat to visit James Bond Island and Panyi Sea- Gypsy Village.

* Admission fee to National Park is not included *

OPTION 21: PHANG NGA BAY TOUR BY CRUISE

Time: 07:30 h. - 17:00 h., includes lunch

This exciting, 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, 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. An afternoon lunch 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.

OPTION 22: SEA CANOEING IN PHANG NGA BAY

Time: 07:30 h. - 17:00 h., includes lunch

This full day of adventure and excitement begins as visitors depart from Laem Sai Pier and jettison off to Phang Nga Bay on a cruiser boat. Upon arrival, they will be able to explore sea caves and tunnels, and lagoons by special ‘sea-canoes’ (it should be noted that professional canoeists will accompany each boat to insure the safety of all visitors). Upon returning to the cruiser, the adventurers will enjoy a Thai buffet lunch on board while slowly cruising to Lawa Island, where they can enjoy swimming, canoeing or sun-bathing on the sandy beach, before returning to Phuket.

OPTION 23: PHI PHI ISLAND

Time: 07:30 h. - 17:00 h., includes lunch

This amazing high seas adventure starts in the early morning as guests set out by speedboat from the Boat Lagoon Pier to the scenic Phi Phi Islands (Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le), located about 45 kilometers from Phuket. Sightseeing excursions include Lho Sa Mah and Phi Ley cove as well as Maya Bay, where the 2000 film “The Beach” (starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tilda Swinton) was filmed. A chance to observe the majestic undersea world is also available for guests who enjoy snorkeling. Two stops on this trip - Bamboo Island and Khai Nai Island - are well known for an abundance multicolored fish and other aquatic life. (Please note that the trip to Bamboo Island is subject to weather conditions).

OPTION 24: PHUKET FANTASEA

Evening Tour (17:30 h. - 22:15 h.)

Phuket’s most famous theme attraction combines a Las Vegas-style show with elements of Disneyland, and magical illusions to make for an unforgettable family experience. The main draw is an awesome stage production based on Thai culture and history that features four dimensional effects, acrobatics, stunts, pyrotechnics and an 30 elephant circus. Before the show, guests will enjoy shopping at the Festival Village, filled with high quality products and locally made souvenirs. Other features on this outing include cultural parades, craft demonstrations, and elephant rides. Guests who select the optional dinner will enjoy the food and atmosphere at the Golden Manohra restaurant or similar.

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OPTIONAL TOURS IN BANGKOK - PATTAYA - PHUKET OPTION 1 - 12
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OPTION 1: FLOATING MARKET & ROSE GARDEN Time: 07.30 – 17.00h. 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. Rose Garden & The Thai Village Cultural Show - This is a wonderful opportunity to witness the unique and unforgettable experience of the world-renowned Thai Village Cultural Show. Each day, over 100 performers vividly portray a fascinating cross section of Thailand’s culture, heritage and way of life. The 60 minute, action-packed show also is highlighted by exciting displays of Thai marital arts, Thai boxing and sword fighting-combat skills, some of which date back over 600 years. Also featured are romantic and joyful rituals of the traditional Thai wedding ceremony, the rich pageantry of Buat Naag (the ceremony of ordination into the Buddhist monk hood). Lively tribal dancers entertain the crowds with the rhythmic Bamboo Dance, the graceful Fingernail Dance from the North, the Kala Dance from the South and the joyful Yoev Dance from the Central Plains. Additionally, elephants can be seen working as they still do in the teak forests of Northern Thailand. OPTION 2: AYUTHAYA BY COACH Time: 08.00 – 17.00h. Located just a short drive north of Bangkok, Ayutthaya is Thailand’s former capital (1350-1767). A trip there is an amazing opportunity to see the surviving ruins from this once magnificent city. Other highlights at this World Heritage Site include the summer palace at Bang Pa-In, some of the finest examples of ancient Thai architecture, and many other important and well-known temples. Lunch will be provided at a local restaurant. OPTION 3: AYUTHAYA BY CRUISE Time: 08.00 – 17.00h. For 417 years, Ayutthaya stood as the capital of ancient Siam. Today, it is home to some of Thailand’s most important historical landmarks and a virtual treasure trove of evocative ruins that were once magnificent palaces, temples and fortresses. Among them are Wat Monkol Bophit, Wat Srisanpetch and Wat Panancherng, all of which feature colossal bronze statues of Buddha. Also of interest is Bang Pa-In, the summer home of early Chakri kings and the present home to a collection of fine art accumulated by King Rama V. As visitors cruise back to Bangkok along the Chao Phraya River, they will be able to observe scenic river life while enjoying a sumptuous buffet lunch. OPTION 4: RIVER KWAI Time: 08.00 – 17.00h. River Kwai - Apart from the fascinating natural geography, this region has many major attractions affiliated with World War II. Most famous is the Bridge over the River Kwai, which was the target of frequent Allied bombing raids during 1945. It was rebuilt after the war and and is still in use today. Later in the day, take an hour and a half train ride to Tam Krasae for lunch at a local restaurant and a tour of Tam Krasae and its viaduct. The JEATH Museum, an enclave constructed largely as an Allied prisoners of war camp, contains a collection of photographs from the war. 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. OPTION 5: RIVER KWAI WITH TIGER TEMPLE Time: 08.00 – 17.00h. Visit the world famous ‘River Kwai Bridge’, War Museum, Tiger Temple and the train ride on the ‘death railway’. OPTION 6: FLOATING MARKET & RIVER KWAI Time: 07.30 – 17.00h. 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. 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. The JEATH Museum, an enclave constructed largely as an Allied prisoners of war camp, contains a collection of photographs. 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 realties of war. OPTION 7: HIGHLIGHTS OF BANGKOK Time: 08.00 – 17.00h. 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 Wat Po (the Temple of the Reclining Buddha) - Bangkok’s largest temple is most famous as the home a giant reclining Buddha statue (45 meters long), but there is also much more to see here. Four large Chedis (and 73 small ones) 394 Buddha statues, and a Bodhi tree are situated throughout the compound and about 300 monks live in the monastery. Local lunch at SD Avenue Hotel (or similar) – Sample tasty local cuisine at one of Bangkok’s most popular establishments. Thonburi Klongs: Travel on the picturesque Chao Phraya River (also known as the River of the Kings) and throughout the klongs (canals) of Thonburi situated on the West side of the river from Bangkok. This is an excellent chance to observe and photograph the serene family homes and temples along the waterways, all of which helped gave the city the nickname of “Venice of the East.” A highlight of this trip includes Wat Arun (the Temple of Dawn), a major riverside landmark. This magnificent shrine is decorated with ceramic pieces from top to bottom and has a pagoda that soars 79 meters into the sky. The afternoon concludes with a visit to the Flower Market and The Golden Mount. OPTION 8: CROCODILE FARM & ANCIENT CITY Time: 08.30 – 16.30h. It is located three kilometers from the township of Samut Prakan. This is the world’s largest crocodile farm. The crocodiles multiply freely in the cleverly simulated habitat, an expansive concrete lined pond. The skins of the crocodiles are utilized for leatherwear. Besides the crocodile farm, you also visit the outdoor museum, featuring miniature replicas of cities, temples and palaces. OPTION 9: THAI DINNER & DANCES Time: 18.30 - 21.30h. This series of Thai cultural dance and music performances are highlighted by delicious dinners in traditional settings at some of Bangkok’s most popular eateries. Piman Restaurant – Despite its palatial appearance, Piman offers an atmosphere that is warm, friendly, and air-conditioned. The food is succulent and the shows inside the theatre-restaurant recall the Sukhothai period from the 13th century (narrated in six different languages). Silom Village Restaurant – 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. The menu offers a range of Thai food, seafood and basic favorites that appeal to foreigners (including pizza) and guest will be entertained by live Thai music and dance performances in the traditional style. OPTION 10: WAN FAH DINNER CRUISE Time: 18.30 – 22.00h. Cruise along the beautiful Chao Phraya River (also known at the River of the King) and enjoy a delicious meal. OPTION 11: THAI BOXING Time: 18.30 - 21.00h. Thai boxing (or Muay Thai) is a sport developed long ago from combat training and has become well known throughout the world. Foreigners who watch never cease to be amazed by the strange rules (or lack of them) that allow the boxers to not only use their fists for punching, but their feet and knees for kicking or pushing, and their elbows for jabbing while striking any part of the opponent's body. Still, the matches of today are greatly refined (and less bloody) from those that took place years ago. Back then, there were no gloves, the boxer's hands and arms were bound only with knotted starched cord, and the rules were much different. Visitors to the Kingdom should not hesitate to witness this thrilling and unforgettable spectacle. OPTION 12: CALYPSO CABARET Time: 18.30 - 22.30h. Cabaret transvestite dance performance including one soft drink. v IN PATTAYA: OPTION 13 - 18 OPTION 13: NONG NOOCH VILLAGE Time: Half Day Morning (08:30 h. - 13:30 h.) or Afternoon (12:30 h. - 17:30 h.) The Nong Nooch Village presents a Cultural Extravaganza three times a day at 10.15, 15.00, and 15.45 hrs. Witness the pomp and splendor of Thai tradition and ceremonies, graceful dances from all over the country, sword fighting, Thai kickboxing, and much more. This spectacular features hundreds of multi-talented performers in a fascinating one-and-half hour show. In addition, the Village has a miniature open zoo and aviary where guests can see a funny elephant show featuring the magnificent symbols of Siam performing various tricks including bike-riding, playing football and a lot more. Guests will also enjoy browsing through an orchid farm of beautifully landscaped gardens, abundant colors and the fragrance of millions of flowers. OPTION 14: ELEPHANT TREKKING Time: 8.30, 10.00, 15.30 This one-hour excursion on a well-trained elephant is an experience that should not be missed. The trip also offers the opportunity to taste Thai seasonal fruits. OPTION 15: ELEPHANT VILLAGE Time: Half Day (13:30 h. - 16:30 h.) Pattaya’s Elephant Village is located a short distance from the Siam Country Club and the popular Panarak fishing park. It is a popular attraction with visitors who love to watch daily elephant training sessions where the mahouts teach these magnificent beasts the concept of loyalty and a variety of new skills. Visitors can also feed the elephants and enjoy a combination of eco-tourism trips and trekking which are also offered here. OPTION 16: MINI SIAM Time: Half Day (14:00 h. - 18:00 h.) Travel to “Mini Siam”, a unique land of culture which will surely inspire great memories. This miniature village (located north of Pattaya) contains more than 100 miniature detailed reproductions of famous buildings, landmarks and structures from around the world (including the Great Wall of China and the Eiffel Tower). This must-see place will entertain and astonish guests without end. OPTION 17: CORAL ISLAND TOUR Time: Full Day Tour: (09:00 h. - 15:30 h.) An exhilarating experience from the moment the motor launch leaves Pattaya Bay until the return in the afternoon, this excursion offers guests the opportunity to sail across the sparking aqua-blue waters of the Gulf of Thailand for over an hour and then anchor offshore from Koh Larn (Coral Island) for fun under the brilliant tropical sun. Once there, you can relax, swim, snorkel or simply bronze yourself on the Island’s golden beaches. The whole day is designed for maximum enjoyment and the unique experience of this idyllic tropical paradise. After a delicious lunch on the Island, board a glass-bottomed boat to view the beautiful coral formations before finally returning to Pattaya Bay. OPTION 18: ALCAZAR SHOW Evening Tour: 18.30, 20.00, 21.30 Highlights of this on-stage spectacle include a bevy of professional entertainers presenting artistic impersonations through songs and tales accompanied by a fantastic sound and light show. v IN PHUKET: OPTION 19 - 24 OPTION 19: PHUKET CITY TOUR Time: 09.00 – 13.00h. or 13.00 – 17.00h. This orientation tour is designed to give visitors to Phuket, a nice introduction to the island without forcing them to invest in a full-blown excursion. The trip features a road tour that passes by Phuket’s most famous beaches; a visit to the acclaimed Chalong Temple; an outing to Phuket Town, famed for it’s Portuguese architecture; and a chance to see the most famous lookout point on the island - Promthep Cape. Additionally, guests who like to shop will not be disappointed as stops at local gemstone and cashew nut factories are also on the agenda. OPTION 20: PHANG NGA BAY ISLAND BY COACH Time: 07.30 – 17.00h. includes lunch Drive to Phang Nga and by big boat to visit James Bond Island and Panyi Sea- Gypsy Village. * Admission fee to National Park is not included * OPTION 21: PHANG NGA BAY TOUR BY CRUISE Time: 07:30 h. - 17:00 h., includes lunch This exciting, 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, 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. An afternoon lunch 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. OPTION 22: SEA CANOEING IN PHANG NGA BAY Time: 07:30 h. - 17:00 h., includes lunch This full day of adventure and excitement begins as visitors depart from Laem Sai Pier and jettison off to Phang Nga Bay on a cruiser boat. Upon arrival, they will be able to explore sea caves and tunnels, and lagoons by special ‘sea-canoes’ (it should be noted that professional canoeists will accompany each boat to insure the safety of all visitors). Upon returning to the cruiser, the adventurers will enjoy a Thai buffet lunch on board while slowly cruising to Lawa Island, where they can enjoy swimming, canoeing or sun-bathing on the sandy beach, before returning to Phuket. OPTION 23: PHI PHI ISLAND Time: 07:30 h. - 17:00 h., includes lunch This amazing high seas adventure starts in the early morning as guests set out by speedboat from the Boat Lagoon Pier to the scenic Phi Phi Islands (Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le), located about 45 kilometers from Phuket. Sightseeing excursions include Lho Sa Mah and Phi Ley cove as well as Maya Bay, where the 2000 film “The Beach” (starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tilda Swinton) was filmed. A chance to observe the majestic undersea world is also available for guests who enjoy snorkeling. Two stops on this trip - Bamboo Island and Khai Nai Island - are well known for an abundance multicolored fish and other aquatic life. (Please note that the trip to Bamboo Island is subject to weather conditions). OPTION 24: PHUKET FANTASEA Evening Tour (17:30 h. - 22:15 h.) Phuket’s most famous theme attraction combines a Las Vegas-style show with elements of Disneyland, and magical illusions to make for an unforgettable family experience. The main draw is an awesome stage production based on Thai culture and history that features four dimensional effects, acrobatics, stunts, pyrotechnics and an 30 elephant circus. Before the show, guests will enjoy shopping at the Festival Village, filled with high quality products and locally made souvenirs. Other features on this outing include cultural parades, craft demonstrations, and elephant rides. Guests who select the optional dinner will enjoy the food and atmosphere at the Golden Manohra restaurant or similar. 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