Explore the well-known floating markets in Thailand and the surrounding areas, like a local !

Samut Songkhram, a tiny province in Thailand on the Gulf of Thailand, has been referred to as "a small cultural gem in the middle of Thailand." There are numerous well-known tourist sites nearby, including Amphawa Evening Floating Market, Talat Rom Hup (Risky Market), and Bang Kung Camp/Prok Bodhi Ubosot. 12:00 Meet up at the place we will be staying. 13:00 Lunch to break the ice! We will taste the majority of popular Thai meals (including, of course, Tom Yum Kung, and I'll introduce you to all the local favorites!). And eat in the traditional Thai manner (sharing), which fosters strong relationships. 14:00 We will go to Talat Rom Hup (Risky Market), which is situated by the side of the Mae Klong Railway Station and is about 100 meters long. The vendors sell their products on the ground close to the railroad. When the train comes, they will instantly pull down the umbrella and put their products away. This exciting and strange behavior has become famous, which is why it is called Talat Rom Hup (pulling down the umbrella market). 15:00 Don Hoi Lot is waiting for us, a sandbar at the Mae Klong Estuary derived from the deposit of loam. It is a habitat for various kinds of shellfish, such as razor shell, baby clam, ridged Venus clam, lampshell, and blood clam. Since razor shells are mostly found in this area, the place is called Don Hoi Lot (razor shell sandbar). If the water is not too deep at that time, we can rent a boat to catch razor shells, which is usually done when the tide recedes, by using a small stick dipped in lime to pierce into a hole where they live. 16:30 The highlight of the day, Amphawa Evening Floating Market! Khlong Amphawa is crowded with canal vendors selling food and beverages; for example, fried mussels (Hoi Thot), noodles, coffee, black coffee, and a variety of sweets. On both sides of the Riverbank are vendors selling products on the cars. The atmosphere is relaxing with music from the community’s broadcast. Visitors can rent a Boat for sightseeing fireflies in the twilight. We will have a nighttime boat trip and dinner together at Amphawa before going back to the hotel. 20:00 Going back to the hotel, or continue going out for a bar (all up to everyone!)

Ratchaburi, famous for its Damnoen Saduak floating market, where traders offer food, crafts, and mementos from old-fashioned wooden boats floating on khlongs (canals). Bo Khloung's hot springs are situated in the countryside, as is the close-by Khao Chon waterfall with its nine terraced tiers. 9:00 Breakfast at Bangnoi Floating Market Visit one of the most well-known floating markets by locals and taste all the local favorite dishes at a very reasonable price. 10:00 Wat Bang Kung - a temple hidden within the roots of a banyan tree. an ancient temple in Samut Songkhram, Thailand. It was built in the Ayutthaya period. And it was the site of the Battle of Bang Kung between the Konbaung Dynasty and the Thonburi Kingdom. 10:30 Damnoen Saduak Floating Market - one of the most popular floating markets in Thailand. Every day, many Thai and foreign tourists travel here to shop, eat, and absorb the atmosphere of Thailand's water markets, which have been like this for over 100 years. Klong Damnoen Saduak Damnoen Saduak is the straightest and longest canal in Thailand. 12:00 Lunch - Ong Mang Korn Noodle This noodle restaurant offers an authentic Ratchaburi atmosphere while serving up flavorful noodles in one of the province’s iconic local products: handmade water jars decorated with a distinct dragon pattern. Make sure to pair your noodles with a fresh herbal drink that also comes in a tiny water jar. This is a must-try restaurant in Ratchaburi! 13:00 Clay pot molding and painting workshop - Ratchaburi is well known for its dragon jars because of the high quality of the local clay. And you'll get the chance to shape and decorate a clay pot on your own! 16:00 Wat Mahathat Worawihan, one of the most prominent and ancient temples in the city. It is believed that this temple was built in the Dvaravati Period, around the 10th - 11th century, nearly the same time as when the old city of Ratchaburi was built. 18:00 Street food tasting at Sanam Ya Market Ratchaburi’s night market offers a large variety of yummy food and desserts. One of the people’s favorite stalls is Pang Gon Thong, which serves delicious stuffed buns that are satisfyingly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. All meals at the market are budget-friendly, and the market is the best place in town to grab a late-night meal. 20:00 Going back to the hotel, or continue going out for a bar (all up to everyone!)

9:00 We will be having DIM SUM for breakfast! 10:00 Khao Bin Cave - rated as the 7th-most beautiful cave in Asia. The interior of the caves covers an area of five rai (8,000 square meters) and extends about 300 meters into the mountain. The cave is organized into eight chambers, each characterized by special features. Inside the cave there is a mineral spring and pond which villagers believe is sacred with healing powers. Illumination by colored lights helps enhance visitors’ views and enjoyment. 11:00 Baan Hom Tien - Emerging as a major Suan Phueng landmark in recent years, Baan Hom Tian is a quaint traditionally-designed compound where you can find colorful made-in-Thailand fragrant candles and good local food. 12:00 Lunch at Krua Mon Khai - the restaurant favorites by local. One of the most famous Asian restaurants in Ratchaburi. It is a simple, popular restaurant that serves a varied menu, including the most popular local dishes. There are also many vegetarian options, in addition to a children's menu. 13:00 The Scenery Vintage Farm - an all-in-one farm. There are activities such as sheep show, feeding the sheep, photo booth and games. 14:30 Tasana Kayak Experience - kayaking down a Pachee River. 16:00 Kao Chon Waterfall - a highlight of Suan Phueng and one of the most impressive waterfalls. 14 connecting falls! Which you can hike the first 9 of the falls, but after that, the terrain becomes far too steep to climb any higher. 18:00 Going back and having dinner (Thai style BBQ) at the hotel.

Kanchanaburi, the third-largest province in Thailand. The WWII-era Death Railway is what made it famous. Get ready to enjoy the view of Srinakarin Dam, a location with a lot of natural beauty and a few national parks inside its borders. 9:00 Having breakfast as a local restaurant during the way from Suan Phueng to Kanchanaburi 10:00 The Death Railway Bridge - the best-known historical landmark in Kanchanaburi. It was erected through the forced labor of British, Dutch, and American prisoners of war during WWII. The bridge was part of the Thai-Burmese "Death Railway," so named because of the scores of men who died during its construction. Japanese forces oversaw the project, as the railway would have helped bring supplies to their troops, who were fighting the British in neighboring Burma. 11:00 Spending Half of the day at the Elephant world - animal rescue facility offering visitors one-on-one experiences such as elephant feeding & bathing. 11:30 - Introduction & Safety rules +Buffet lunch 12:30 - Observe our elephants having a mud bath (elephant spa) 12:50 - Prepare food for the elephants. Activities can differ every day, for example: cutting banana grass, make sticky rice or grass balls. 13:45 - Join the elephants in taking a mud bath. 14:00 - Take the elephants to the river for a bath. 14:45 - Visitor Take a shower (Towels are provided by Elephants world) 15:00 - Feed the elephants fruit and vegetables. 16:00 Mallika R.E. 124 - Recreation of a ca. 1905 Thai town, with food, culture demos, and traditional Thai costumes for rent. The retro-city reflects the past Siamese lifestyle in the Chao Phraya River Basin. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V (1873–1910 A.D.), the people’s way of life in 1905 A.D. was plentifully changed. 17:00 Going back to the hotel, enjoying the facilities, having a last dinner together, and resting.

10:00 Leaving the hotel 13:00 Arrived at Bangkok at the desired destination. The group may decide where they want to be dropped off, and they may continue their journey in Thailand or go back as preferred. *The plan is subject to change, any changes will be notified in advance