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AMAZING
THAILAND
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Duration:
8 Days/7 Nights
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Day
1 : Bangkok - Pattaya
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On
arrival in Bangkok, you will be met by our local representative
and proceed to Pattaya. On arrival in Pattaya, check in at the
hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Pattaya
is 147 kilometers southeast of Bangkok, and faces the Gulf of
Thailand. Pattaya is Asia's premier beach resort, and caters with
equal appeal to Pattaya's relaxing tropical ambiance is synonymous
with every ingredient for memorable holidays. Theme and amusement
parks, offbeat museums and lush botanical gardens offer numerous
forms of leisure activities and cultural entertainment for all
family members. And after dark, Pattaya offers all the allure
and magic of a truly vibrant nightlife with a spectacular variety
of restaurants, night clubs, bars, discotheques, cocktail lounges
and cabarets. Pattaya can be brash, bold, beautiful and bucolic,
and offers everything an authentic international beach resort
can.
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Day
2 : Pattaya
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After
breakfast, proceed in a motor launch to the scenic Coral Island
to see the fabulous coral formations. Explore the beauty of Coral
Island. View breathtaking underwater life from a glass-bottom
boat, enjoy the various water sports. In the evening see the popular
night club show 'Tiffany' where you'll have the time of your life.
Overnight at the hotel.
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Day
3 : Pattaya - Bangkok - Chiang Mai
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After
breakfast, check out and drive to Bangkok for flight to Chiang
Mai. Enroute visit Nong Nooch Village which offers you varied
attractions - a cultural show with traditional Thai dances and
performances, the highlight being a spectacular Elephant Show.
On arrival in Chiang Mai, you will be met by our representative
and transferred to your hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
Chiang Mai is a city built on the roots of a traditional heritage
that dig deep into the soil of time. Named 'Rose of the North'
for the abundance of flowers that thrive in the cooler mountain
climate, it has grown from its origins as a small northern Lanna
capital to become a city representative of modern Thai culture
- with a beautiful cultural personality of its own. In addition,
it has been blessed with much majestic beauty in nature! Handicrafts
of silk, silver and wood are timeless souvenirs for visitors from
all over the globe.
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Day
4 : Chiang Mai
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After
buffet breakfast at the hotel, proceed for a full day sight seeing
tour. Visit the 1676-meter Doi Suthep to see the temple and the
amazing view over chiang Mai from the top, The 'chedi' at the
summit is one of the holiest in Thailand.
Thailand's tallest mountain, Doi Inthanon is also a major national
park, with plenty of opportunities for trekking in the wilderness
of Thailand's forest-covered mountains and Chiang Mai Bazaar -
the city's most famous shopping location and is a must for all
visitors interested in antiques, paintings, textiles, silverware
and crafts. Return to the hotel in the evening. Overnight at the
hotel.
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Day
5 : Chiang Mai
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After
buffet breakfast at the hotel, the day is at leisure for
personal activities, shopping or exploring the city on own.
Overnight at the hotel.
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6 : Chiang Mai - Bangkok
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After
buffet breakfast at the hotel, check out and transfer to the airport
for onward flight to Bangkok. On arrival at Bangkok airport, you
will be met by our local representative and proceed for a half
day city and temple tour, which is Bangkok's most important
excursion. Visit two of the most famous temple monasteries - the
Temple of the Reclining Buddha and the Temple of the Golden Buddha.
The Wat Traimit, better known as the temple of Golden Buddha is
famous for its five-and-a-half-ton solid gold image, designed
in the Sukhothai style. This image was 'discovered' in the 1950s
under a plaster exterior when it fell from a crane while being
relocated. The plaster was probably added to disguise the image
from pillagers during the Sukhothai and later Ayutthaya periods.
Wat Pho or The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, located next to
the Grand Palace, is Bangkok's oldest and largest temple. Construction
of the present temple started in 1781 on the site of a monastery
dating back to the 16th century. Wat Pho is encircled by tall
white walls and split into two compounds by Chetupon Road (the
temple is also known as Wat Phra Chetupon). The
temple grounds house some 400 Buddha images, a very large main
chapel, a large 'viharn', which houses the reclining Buddha, four
large chedis commemorating the first three kings of the Chakri
Dynasty (Rama III has two chedis) and 91 smaller chedis. The main
feature being a colossal 46-meter-long reclining Buddha, which
depicts the Buddha passing into nirvana. The reclining Buddha
is modeled from plaster and brick with a gilt covering. The soles
of his feet are adorned with the 108 auspicious attributes of
the Buddha in mother-of-pearl inlay. Later visit the China Town,
the Flower Market, the Indian Area and the Royal Grand Palace,
home of proud golden domes, inspirational spires, exotic wall
murals, and breathtaking ceramic decorations. Later check in at
the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.
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Day
7 : Bangkok
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After
breakfast, the day is at leisure for personal activities.
Overnight at the hotel.
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Day
8 : Bangkok
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After
breakfast at the hotel, check out and transfer to the airport
for onward / return flight.
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