Bangkok Holiday Package

Begin your day with a scrumptious morning meal with Thai, Indian, and Continental delicacies. For dessert, sample some of their exotic tropical fruits. Travelers get to depart Phuket to move on to Phi-Phi Island by ferry. Phi-Phi Island is famous for its picturesque corals and marine life, including leopard sharks and giant manta rays. Tourists also experience the surrounding islands, viz., Koh Mai Pai and Koh Yung. Some attractions in Phi-Phi Island include Maya Bay, Loh Samah Bay, Ko Yao Yai, and Laem Tong sandy haven. There are plenty of activities on Phi-Phi Island, including snorkelling, swimming with corals and the Finding Nemo snorkelling excursion. Spend the night at the lodging, unwinding at one of the many wellness spas.

After a scrumptious first meal of the day, head to Phuket Airport to board your flight to Bangkok, Thailand’s capital. At the airport, our excursion representative will help you take your coach to Pattaya. Pattaya is famous for its beaches, including the magnificent Jomtien shoreline and its crazy nightlife. It’s also renowned for its local markets, where you can shop for souvenirs and gawk at the street food stalls selling exotic meat, including grilled snake and crocodile. Don’t miss shopping at the local night markets to buy keychains, fridge magnets, and traditional Thai handicrafts. The Alcazar Show is another attraction and is famous for being the best transvestite cabaret show. savor the show, admiring the art, costumes, and stage design. Spend the night at the lodging, unwinding after a day of fun and activity.

Today, guests get to experience Pattaya, experiencing its history, culture, beaches, and water parks. Some of the unique attractions in Pattaya include: The Sanctuary of Truth – This wooden building is a blend of castle and temple architecture based on Hindu and Buddhist beliefs. Wat Yansangwararam – This large Buddhist temple is a replica of the Mahabodhi Temple in Gaya, India. The temple is famous for its monuments, gardens, lakes, and Chinese pavilions. Some other attractions in Pattaya include swimming, banana riding, and jet ski riding on Coral Island, exploring the different native fishes in Underwater World Pattaya, and visiting the Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden. End your day exploring the different local markets for some souvenir shopping. Spend the night at the retreat.

Today, guests get to discover Bangkok, Thailand’s capital city. Your expedition representative will take you for a half-day city tour, visiting some of the city’s popular attractions. Some of the places covered in the itinerary include: Wat Pho – This is Bangkok's largest and oldest temple, famous for the Reclining Buddha. The temple is older than Bangkok and existed when Thailand was part of the historic city of Ayutthaya. Wat Traimit – The Temple of the Golden Buddha was built in the 18th century, famous for its enormous golden Buddha statue. During the 1950s, it was discovered that the statue was made using solid gold, weighing over 5.5 tons. It is likely 700 to 800 years old. Wat Benchamabophit – This marble temple is made using Italian Carrara marble. It was designed by Prince Narisara Nuvadtivongs using European and Chinese design influences. Other attractions in Bangkok include The Grand Palace, Chatuchak Weekend Market, and Wat Arun. End your day exploring the different local markets for some souvenir shopping. Spend the night at the lodging.

Safari World is Asia’s largest open-air zoo and home to hundreds of animals, including tigers, lions, elephants, and zebras. This drive-in park is split into two experiences. The first experience involves observing the animals in their natural habitat. The second section involves visiting the Marine Park or Water Park. Some of the attractions in the later section include marine life shows, aquarium visits, marine life exhibit visits, bird shows, jungle cruises, animal safaris, elephant shows, and bold expedition shows.

After a hearty morning breakfast, head to Indra Market for some last-minute souvenir shopping. Bid goodbye to Thailand and head on to the Bangkok International Market.