• A Japanese-speaking guide will guide you to the "Phimai Ruins", which is difficult to go by yourself
• Authentic Isan cuisine lunch included
• You can also experience riding trains and express buses in Thailand, and feel like a local

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－Course Information－

・Meeting time: 05:30

・Meeting place: Meet in front of Dunkin Donuts inside JNR Hua Lamphong Station
・Duration: About 14 hours ・Dismissal time: 19:30

・Dissolution location: Bangkok Northern Bus Terminal (Mochit) ・Minimum number
of participants: 2 people

－ Meal information －

・Menu: Isan cuisine Gai Yan (charcoal-grilled chicken), Som Tam (papaya
salad), Khao Niao (glutinous rice), etc. *The menu is subject to change
without notice.

-Spot introduction-

・Phimai Archaeological Park Phimai Archaeological Park is one of Thailand's
historical parks and one of the important end points of the ancient Khmer road
leading to Angkor. The contrast between the central temple, which is
characterized by its white coloration, and the lush green garden creates a
splendid atmosphere that is a little different from the Pano Murung ruins and
Prawihan ruins, which are also Khmer ruins.

・Saingam Park Saingam Park in the outskirts of Phimai. It is a linden forest
with trees called the largest linden tree in Southeast Asia. Spreading from a
single root, it surprises those who visit it.

・Baan Prasat Ruins A village where burial mounds, which are said to be about
3,000 years old, were discovered. A large amount of human bones, bronze and
shell ornaments, and pottery have been unearthed, and you can see how
different burials were done depending on the class.