Tours

The Tha Kha floating market is a small, old-world floating market located in Samut Songkhram province, about an hour from Bangkok. It is not as well known as its more famous neighours, the Damnoen Saduak floating market and the Amphawa...

Create authentic Thai dishes with the help of an experienced chef and learn about the local herbs and ingredients usedfor your dishes, then enjoy the fruits of your labour for lunch.

Become the consummate professional in the art of authentic Thai...

The Khantoke Dinner is a customary northern Thai style of eating with food being served in large platters at low tables while you sit on mats on the floor. 

Enjoy a meal and let yourself be entertained by a selection of...

Evidence of civilisations of antiquity and pre-historic remains have been found in the Tham Lod Cave. You will be given a lamp before entering the Tham Lod Cave by bamboo raft. This huge cave is magnificently adorned with colourful...

Already an drawcard by itself, the building of the Erawan Museum is in the shape of an enormous, eye-catching elephant. Inside the building is more than just a museum with fine and decorative arts. It was created to educate people...

The best way to see the Phi Phi Islands is to go on this tour, as it leaves from Phuket very early in the morning before the crowds of tourists flock to the islands. The Phi Phi Islands are an...

With so much to do on and around Phuket it can very easily be quite overwhelming. But booking this one Product will make choosing what to do much easier. Quite simply, it is the three most popular Products in...

Renting a private air-conditioned mini-van, complete with English-speaking driver, is a great way to go where you want when you want. You will be picked up from your hotel and then you are free to experience Phuket according to what...

Wat Trimitr houses a 3.5 meter-high and 5.5 tonne heavy pure Gold Buddha. The statue came from Ayutthaya in 1767 and escaped the marauding Burmese, because it was hidden under a plaster jacket. It was shipped to Bangkok and...

A walk through Bangkok’s Chinatown, and some of the city’s many markets, provides a fascinating glimpse into Thailand’s Chinese heritage.

In Chinatown, we’ll visit streets lined with wooden shop houses and packed with market stalls, restaurants and gold shops. We’ll pass...

The Landmark Bangkok is one of the city's leading, central 4.5 Star hotels. Its in-house restaurants are of the highest international standards with typical warm, friendly Thai service.

Take this opportunity to get great prices for dinner at either The Atrium...

A special two days tour to River Kwai to visit the memorable places such as the Bridge over the River Kwai, Hellfire Pass, Thai-Burma Death Railway Museum, War Cemetery, and Mon Tribal Village & Temple. Enjoy riding the Death...