Bangkok River Tours, Bangkok Floating Market Tours

Dec. 9, 2010 - PRLog -- Day 01: Arrival – Bangkok
On arrival at Suvanphumi Airport, you’re met and transferred to hotel. After checking in to the hotel you will be free on your own activities.
O/N in Bangkok.

Day 02: Bangkok – Riverkwai – Tiger Temple
An early morning we departure to southwest of Bangkok visit to the world's famous Bridge Over The River Kwai, built during World War II by the prisoners of war. You will visit the well-kept cemetery, which contain the graves of an estimated 9,000 allied soldiers who lost their lives while building the bridge and constructing the notorious "Death Railway" which the Japanese had hoped to stretch all the way to the Burmese border. Then we ride on the train along Death Railway to Station before continue to visit Tiger Temple, the home of wild tigers, and where the tiger you can see close and touchable. Nearby is Wangpho to visit and feed wild monkey. Return to Bangkok and arrival by late evening. (B, L)
O/N in Bangkok.

Day 03: Bangkok – Departure
Today you will be free for shopping or explore the city on your own until time transfer to the airport for your flight departure onwards.

PACKAGE INCLUDES:
• Accommodation at hotel as listed base on twin sharing basis
• Air conditioned transportation
• Tours as per itinerary including entry fee
• Meals as indicated on itinerary
• English speaking guide basis (others languages are available with additional cost )
• Drinking water, cool refreshments during the trip
• Train ride along Death Railway

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