Then you go to one of the largest flower markets in Bangkok. This is near China Town. Many colorful and wonderfully scented flowers are sold here every day. Lunch will be served at a local Thai restaurant. After lunch you will explore Bangkok from the water. During an hour you will sail through the canals of Bangkok, called Thai klongs. The city is crossed by the Chao Praya River, which is considered the lifeline of the city. Because the roads are often very full, water transport is the solution. Every day many taxi boats sail along the Chao Praya River. Many people live on the water in wooden houses on stilts. Along the way you will come across parlevinkers who try to offer their merchandise from their boat. After this klongtour you will return to your hotel. The evening is at leisure.

This day is at your leisure. Discover Bangkok independently or, for example, get on a bicycle and experience the real Bangkok! The Thai are waving happily while you almost cycle through their living rooms, there is cooking everywhere and children play. Then you cross the water by boat. On the other side of the river it is quiet and beautifully green; a completely different world. There are concrete paths that lead along fruit plantations. An experience not to be missed! In the evening it is possible to visit the extravagant Calypso Cabaret Show. This dance and music comedy show is performed by ladyboys and has been a household name in Bangkok for years and guarantees a successful night out.

After breakfast, exchange Bangkok for Khao Yai National Park. The largest and oldest national park in Thailand is only a 3-hour drive from Bangkok. It is the habitat of many wild animals, including elephants and some tigers. Upon arrival at the park it is time to stretch your legs and take a nice walk. After lunch you will visit the Haew Suwat waterfall. This national park is well known for a scene from The Beach! In the film, Leonardo Di Caprio jumps from this waterfall: a wonderful place to relax and enjoy nature surrounding us. After the waterfalls you will visit the highest point of Khao Yai, called Khao Kiaw, where you can enjoy the spectacular view.

In the early morning you will leave for Ayutthaya, the city that was the capital of Thailand for 400 years. There are many ancient temples in this city, many of which have unfortunately been destroyed by the Burmese. You will visit some temples and ruins that the city has, so you get a good impression of what the city once looked like. A lunch stop is also made. You continue your journey to another historically important city: Kanchanaburi. The city is located near the Burmese border. During the Second World War, thousands of prisoners of war were forced to build the Burma Railway under the coercion of the Japanese. Thousands of prisoners of war have died as working conditions were dire and tropical diseases erupted. This is the reason that the Burma Railway has been nicknamed "Death Railway". The first stop in Kanchanaburi is the JEATH war museum, which is built in the form of a Japanese camp. The theme of the museum is the construction of the death railway in 1942 and 1943. JEATH stands for Japan, England, Australia, Thailand and Holland. These nationalities were most involved in the construction of the controversial Burma Railway. After the museum you will visit "The Bridge over the River Kwai". The bridge has been bombed several times in the past. This is clearly visible in the places where the round parts have been replaced by rectangular parts. At the moment the bridge is still in use and if you are lucky you will see one of the trains moving slowly over the bridge.

After lunch you will go to one of the most unique accommodations in Thailand: the floating hotel. The resort, consisting of bamboo rafts with houses on it, is in a truly photogenic location. Lie back in your hammock and enjoy the surroundings. For cooling, simply jump into the river and let yourself be carried away by the current. Do not forget to climb out again at the last staircase, otherwise you will drift to "The Bridge over the River Kwai". Your dinner will be served at the resort in the evening, with the sound of the jungle and river in the background. Eventually you will fall asleep while you gently feel the swell of the river.

At the end of the afternoon you arrive in Hua Hin and it is time for a few relaxing days full of sun, sea and beach.

These days are free at leisure. Hua Hin is also known as the royal beach resort, because the Thai king has spent their holidays here for many years. It is a very popular resort with both locals and tourists. In addition to the beautiful beaches, Hua Hin also has plenty of options for the active holidaymaker. For example, it is possible to go horseback riding on the beach. Or hit a ball on the golf course! There is also plenty to do in the evening. Hua Hin has many restaurants, from international to local Thai. But what the place is most famous for is the many fish restaurants. There is also a lively night market, with fun souvenirs and authentic food stalls.

These days are free at leisure. Hua Hin is also known as the royal beach resort, because the Thai king has spent their holidays here for many years. It is a very popular resort with both locals and tourists. In addition to the beautiful beaches, Hua Hin also has plenty of options for the active holidaymaker. For example, it is possible to go horseback riding on the beach. Or hit a ball on the golf course! There is also plenty to do in the evening. Hua Hin has many restaurants, from international to local Thai. But what the place is most famous for is the many fish restaurants. There is also a lively night market, with fun souvenirs and authentic food stalls.

Your room is reserved until 12:00 PM, after which the transfer to Bangkok Airport takes place.