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Bangkok
<Sa-wat dee! Welcome to Thailand. Thailand's bustling capital, Bangkok is famous for its tuk tuks, khlong boats and street vendors serving up delicious Thai food. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. Bangkok has so much to offer those with time to explore, so perhaps arrive a day or so early and take a riverboat to Chinatown and explore the crowded streets, uncover the magnificent Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, wander down the tourist mecca of Khao San Road, or indulge in some Thai massage. After the meeting tonight, why not get some of your newfound travel pals together for a street food crawl. -
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Bangkok - Kanchanaburi
<Start the day with a one-hour river cruise down the Chao Phraya River to explore the famous ‘khlongs’, or canals. Life along these canals seems a world away from the chaotic streets of the capital. Pay a visit to Wat Pho, one of the ‘trinity’ of Bangkok temples, with a 46-metre long gold plated Buddha reclining inside. Even the feet of this statue are incredible, three metres long and intricately decorated with mother of pearl. The temple grounds are equally fascinating, filled with beautifully decorated stupas, halls and shrines. Afterwards, hop on a local bus and travel northwest to Kanchanaburi (approximately 4 hours). Located where the Khwae Noi and Khwae Yai rivers converge, Kanchanaburi is home to the infamous 'Bridge on the River Kwai'. -
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River Kwai - Erawan NP - Kanchanaburi
<This morning you’ll get an insight into the darker side of Kanchanaburi’s history with a visit to the Kanchanaburi War Cemetary (POW Cemetary) which was one of the first museums to attempt to educate the public and keep alive the memory of the Asian and POW workers who died constructing the infamous ‘Death Railway’. Then travel to Erawan National Park (approximately 1.5 hours each way), where you can explore the famous seven-level waterfall, and take a dip, if you’d like! The falls are considered the most beautiful in the whole country, with turquoise blue waters rushing through the forest into bamboo-shaded pools. If you want to make the climb all the way from level one to level seven it’s about a 90-minute hike, with the uppermost level usually quiet and with a stunning view over the jungle below. Be sure to pack your swimming gear, but also appropriate footwear if you’re going to make the walk. Level seven features a triple cascade that gives the falls their name – Erawan is the mythological three-headed white elephant that carries the Hindu god Indra. -
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Rafthouse
<Be ready for a cruisy day as you’ll spend today and tonight floating down the Mae Glong River in a raft house. The rafthouse is towed by a boat and is an ideal and relaxing way to travel down the river – definitely setting the scene for pure relaxation. Spend the afternoon temple-hopping down the river, stopping off to see the cave temple of Wat Baan Tham, the Chinese Wat Tham Khao Noi, and Wat Tham Suea. There’s also plenty of time for travel games, reading a book, listening to your favourite playlist or just watching the world go by with a view of the lush Thai countryside. Enjoy a Thai meal on board and watch day turn to night as you moor on the riverside and fall asleep with the gentle rock of the boat. -
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Ayutthaya - Overnight train
<After your river adventure, disembark and travel by private minivan to Ayutthaya, via Suphanburi (approximately 5 hours). You’ll have access to a day room, so you can freshen up before your overnight train later tonight. Ayutthaya was the second capital of Siam after Sukhothai, and it became one of the most powerful in Asia with over a million residents by the 18th century. Trading brought great riches to the city, and merchant tales tell of golden palaces, elaborate ceremonies, and breathtaking temples. You’ll see the remains and reminders of its golden age with a guided tour of the historic ruins and temples spread across the town. The rows of headless Buddhas at Wat Phra Mahathat, sacked by the Burmese in the 18th century, are very atmospheric, and a Buddha head surrounded by Banyan tree roots is perhaps the most photographed site in all of Ayutthaya. This evening, head north to Chiang Mai on an overnight train journey, accommodated in air-conditioned sleeping berths (approximately 13 hours). -
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Chiang Mai
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Doi Mae Salong
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Chiang Rai
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Hilltribe Villages Trek
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Hilltribe Villages trek - Chiang Rai
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Chiang Rai - Chiang Mai - Overnight Train
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Bangkok
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Ao Nang/Krabi
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- Resort (4 Nächte), Gästehaus (5 Nächte), Bergdorf (2 Nächte), Hotel (7 Nächte), Nachtzug (3 Nächte), Rafthouse (1 Nacht)
- 9x Frühstück
- 7x Mittagessen
- 4x Abendessen
- Bangkok - Khlong-Boot-Kanaltour
- Bangkok - Wat Pho
- Kanchanaburi - Besuch des Erawan Nationalparks
- Kanchanaburi - Kriegsfriedhof Kanchanaburi
- Rafthouse - Höhlentempel Wat Baan Tham
- Kanchanaburi - Rafthouse Erfahrung
- Rafthouse - Tempel Wat Tham Suea
- Rafthouse - Wat Tham Khao Noi
- Ayutthaya - Tempelruinen Eintritt & Führung
- Chiang Mai - Nachtmarkt
- Do Mae Salong - Lokaler Markt
- Bio-Bauernhof - Farm To Plate Demonstration & Mittagessen
- Chiang Rai - 3 Tage Hilltribe Dörfer Trekking
- Hill Tribe Trek - Mittagessen
- Ar Pha Pattana Dorf - Gemeinschaftsessen
- Hill Tribe Trek - Mittagessen
- Baan Yafu Lahu Dorf - Gemeinschaftsessen
- Hill Tribe Trek - Mittagessen
- Chiang Rai - Wat Rong Kun (Weißer Tempel)
- Bangkok - Wat Arun (Tempel der Morgenröte)
- Ao Nang - Baan Na Teen Dorfgemeinschaftserlebnis und hausgemachtes Abendessen
- Ao Nang - Vier Inseln Schnorcheltour
- Baan Nai Nang CBT Dorf - Dorfspaziergang
- Khao Ka Rot - Kajakfahren auf dem Meer
- Ao Makham Beach - Hausgemachtes Mittagessen & Maulbeerblättertee-Verkostung
- Phuket - Mai Khao Stiftung für Meeresschildkröten
- Khao Lak - Lampi Wasserfälle
- Khao Lak - Tsunami-Gedenkpark
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