Private Tour (In bound)

Bangkok is the capital and the most populous city of Thailand. The historic Grand Palace and Buddhist temples including Wat Arun and Wat Pho stand in contrast with other tourist attractions such as the nightlife scenes of Khaosan Road and Patpong. Bangkok is among the world's top tourist destinations. It is named the most visited city in MasterCard's Global Destination Cities Index, and has been named "World's Best City" for four consecutive years (year 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013) by Travel + Leisure magazine.

All below tour packages;

Include : Private vehicle with English speaking driver, fuel, road toll, parking fee (unless specified), insurance and tax.

Exclude : Entrance fee, miscellaneous fees (riding boat etc.), driver's overnight stay THB 600/night for accommodation and meal allowance. 

Highway Road No.7 to East Coast, Islands, Beaches.

From the highway road No.7, heading about 1.45 hours to east of Bangkok. The first stop of interest is Pattaya city. It is a smaller city with a quite famous nightlife including, Go-go clubs, massage parlours and many bars, this city is built around Pattaya Beach, a wide crescent-shape beach. The surrounding area features a large manufacturing base and industrial port. The oceanfront is not quite as beautiful here however a nearby beach, Hat Jomtien, is scenic and quite nice and close-by is the Island of Koh Larn.

All below tour packages;

Include : Private vehicle with English speaking driver, fuel, road toll, parking fee (unless specified), insurance and tax.

Exclude : Entrance fee, miscellaneous fees (riding boat etc.), driver's overnight stay THB 600/night for accommodation and meal allowance. 

Highway Road No.2 to North Eastern, Parks, Waterfalls and Hiking.

From the Highway Road No.2, heading about 3.50 hours to north eastern of Bangkok directly to Nakhon Ratchasima Province. The first stop must be Khao Yai National Park, it is a very significant in the region and its been designated as an Asian heritage park. The surrounding area feature local markets, Khao Yai Shrine, Water falls which cascades from 200 meter cliff onto the plains below and can enjoy the jungle terrain on elephant back and Hiking and Trekking.

Near the North of Khao Yai National Park, Chokchai Farm is one of the best Tourist Attractions, visitors can learn about the farm, it’s cattle and the dairy production process, enjoy the forest of over 100 acres, restaurants including their Steakhouse.

Another place to visit, it is Palio Khaoyai, it's an Italian style restaurant, café, and shop closer to Khao Yai National Park.

All below tour packages;

Include : Private vehicle with English speaking driver, fuel, road toll, parking fee (unless specified), insurance and tax.

Exclude : Entrance fee, miscellaneous fees (riding boat etc.), driver's overnight stay THB 600/night for accommodation and meal allowance. 

Highway Road No.1 to the North, Ayuthaya (Ancient Capital)

From the Highway Road No.1, heading about 1.30 hours to north of Bangkok. Ayutthaya is one of Thailand’s historical and majestic highlights, there are many ancient ruins and art works. This is a UNESCO’s World Heritage site and a wonder to behold.

Bang Pa-In Royal Palace is a palace with its mixture of Thai, Chinese and Gothic architecture.

All below tour packages;

Include : Private vehicle with English speaking driver, fuel, road toll, parking fee (unless specified), insurance and tax.

Exclude : Entrance fee, miscellaneous fees (riding boat etc.), driver's overnight stay THB 600/night for accommodation and meal allowance. 

Highway Road No.4, heading about 2 hours to southwest of Bangkok, turn left to Highway Road No.325 directly to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, The area is famous for Malacca grape, Chinese grapefruit, mangoes and bananas and its very famous in old style and traditional way of selling and buying fruits.

Back to Highway Road No.4, heading to Highway Road No.323 to the West, Kanchanaburi, the surrounding features River Kwai Bridge, Death Railway, Bamboo Rafting, then enjoy Elephant rides and Tiger temple, a very famous forest temple and sanctuary for wild animals, among them several tigers, the majority of which are Indochinese tigers.

All below tour packages;

Include : Private vehicle with English speaking driver, fuel, road toll, parking fee (unless specified), insurance and tax.

Exclude : Entrance fee, miscellaneous fees (riding boat etc.), driver's overnight stay THB 600/night for accommodation and meal allowance. 

Highway Road No.4 to the South, Beaches, Golf Club.

From the Highway Road No.4, heading about 3 hours to south of Bangkok. The first stop of interest is Elephant Village. Its features elephant rides, baby elephant show and feed s the elephants with bunches of bananas. It also surrounded the Venezia Hua hin, know as the ultimate shopping experience in venice style.

Hua Hin Beach is a 3-mile white sandy beach lined with a wide range of accommodations, from bungalows to five-star hotels and resorts. Its twin resort town, Cha-am, is famous for a long and clean beach, as well as excellent fresh seafood.

Enjoy golf course and full-service clubhouse at Black Mountain Course, Banyan Golf Course, Majestic Creek golf Course, The Royal Hua Hin, Springfield Royal Country Club, Palm Hills Golf and Country Club, Imperial Lakeview, Sea Pine GC, The Eagle Golf Club (Formally Milford).

Chopsticks Hill known as twin hills, dotted with a huge Buddha Statue.

All below tour packages;

Include : Private vehicle with English speaking driver, fuel, road toll, parking fee (unless specified), insurance and tax.

Exclude : Entrance fee, miscellaneous fees (riding boat etc.), driver's overnight stay THB 600/night for accommodation and meal allowance.