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Khao Yoi Cave & Sam Phan Nam Floating Market Tour from Pranburi
Phetchaburi comes to life on this twin attraction tour. First up is a visit to the hillside Khao Yoi Cave, famed for its friendly monkeys and golden Buddhas. The 16-metre Reclining Buddha is the star of the show. Then, after a local lunch, you'll head to Hua Hin Sam Phan Nam Floating Market, where you'll have free time to browse the stalls.
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Hua Hin Discovery Tour from Pranburi
Scratch beneath the surface of Hua Hin and you'll find authentic villages, grand temples and extravagant royal palaces. Join us for a tour that delves deep into the area's history with visits to Khao Takiab, the Hua Hin railway station and the Mrigadayavan Palace.Your cultural journey starts off in the fishing village of Khao Takiab. We'll have a look round, seeing locals selling seafood along the road and admiring the Golden Buddha and colourful stilt houses on the shoreline. Then you'll head up to ‘Monkey Mountain' for a visit to Wat Khao Takiab, the local temple. You'll also get to see the troop of monkeys that gave the hill its nickname.Afterwards, it's back to Hua Hin to visit the temple-like train station, which boasts a royal waiting room, and the ‘peaceful and lovely' Mrigadayavan Palace. It was built in the 1920s as a summer residence for King Rama VI. He used its 16 buildings just twice before dying. Round off the tour with a coffee and snack.
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Kui Buri Tour & 4x4 Elephant Safari from Hua Hin
Thailand's ‘wild west' beckons on this tour. Our first port of call will be the Nine headed Dragon Temple and a small village that makes its living from sea fishing and oyster farming. Next, you'll head to the coast and the provincial capital, Prachuap Khiri Khan. You can climb 369 steps to the hilltop temple of Khao Chong Krachok, where you'll likely enjoy views of the city in the company of the resident monkeys. After lunch at Ao Manao beach, you'll swap to a 4x4 to head into Kui Buri National Park. There are more than 250 wild elephants, and we'll take you to where you're most likely to spot them.
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Amphawa Floating Market from Hua Hin
Pop-up and floating markets, fresh Thai food and firefly watching – this full day tour is Thailand to a tee. Driving north of Hua Hin, we'll soon reach the railway market – Talad Rom Hoop – part of the Maeklong market. Here, the stalls that shut shop as soon as they hear the trains approaching. Then it's over to Amphawa Floating Market for a glimpse of traditional Thai lifestyle. Walk along the old wooden houses and, if you'd like, hop on a boat to get in among the action. After dinner at a riverside restaurant, you'll get to watch thousands of fireflies lighting up the sky from a boat.
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Bangkok City Tour with Shopping from Pranburi
This daytrip from Hua Hin takes you to all the best bits of Bangkok. As soon as you're within the city limits, you'll spot typical Bangkok street scenes. We'll start our capital visit in style at the must-see Royal Grand Palace – a masterpiece of oriental architecture. Pay your respects at the revered Emerald Buddha in the Royal Chapel. Next, continue sightseeing at Wat Pho – the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. After a break for lunch, you'll head to the quays and cruise the Chao Phraya River in a traditional longtail boat. You'll end the tour with some retail therapy and free time at the MBK mall.
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River Kwai & Thai WWII Monuments Overnight Tour from Pranburi
Thailand's harrowing WWII experiences are the centrepiece of this two-day tour. On day 1, you'll visit Kanchanaburi War Cemetery before catching a train on the notorious ‘Death Railway' to Thamkra Sae. Here, you'll overnight on a floating bamboo raft on the River Kwai. Next morning, visit Hellfire Pass before heading to the Bridge on the River Kwai. Hop on a longtail boat to the JEATH War Museum in Kanchanaburi.
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River Kwai & Thai WWII Monuments Overnight Tour
Thailand's harrowing WWII experiences are the centrepiece of this two-day tour. On day 1, you'll visit Kanchanaburi War Cemetery before catching a train on the notorious ‘Death Railway' to Thamkra Sae. Here, you'll overnight on a floating bamboo raft on the River Kwai. Next morning, visit Hellfire Pass before heading to the Bridge on the River Kwai. Hop on a longtail boat to the JEATH War Museum in Kanchanaburi.
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Hua Hin Discovery Tour
Scratch beneath the surface of Hua Hin and you'll find authentic villages, grand temples and extravagant royal palaces. Join us for a tour that delves deep into the area's history with visits to Khao Takiab, the Hua Hin railway station and the Mrigadayavan Palace.Your cultural journey starts off in the fishing village of Khao Takiab. We'll have a look round, seeing locals selling seafood along the road and admiring the Golden Buddha and colourful stilt houses on the shoreline. Then you'll head up to ‘Monkey Mountain' for a visit to Wat Khao Takiab, the local temple. You'll also get to see the troop of monkeys that gave the hill its nickname.Afterwards, it's back to Hua Hin to visit the temple-like train station, which boasts a royal waiting room, and the ‘peaceful and lovely' Mrigadayavan Palace. It was built in the 1920s as a summer residence for King Rama VI. He used its 16 buildings just twice before dying. Round off the tour with a coffee and snack.
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Pala-U Waterfall from Hua Hin
Deep in Kaeng Krachan National Park and shrouded in thousand-year-old forest, you'll find Pala-U waterfall – a place of great serenity. Your day kicks off with a scenic drive towards the border with Burma. We'll enter the forested Kaeng Krachan National Park and wind our way to Pala-U falls. Its cascades of fresh mountain water and surrounding ancient forest make it a very peaceful place to hike. We'll trek up to the fourth level – there are 11 – of the falls and, if you fancy, you can freshen up with a swim in natural pools. Then it's to a restaurant for lunch before stopping to explore Wat Huay Mongkol.
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Ko Thalu Snorkelling Tour from Pranburi
South of Hua Hin lies Ko Thalu, a tiny island that's home to palm-fringed beaches, powdery white sand and cool, turquoise water – this is Thailand at its best. You'll set off by speedboat and whizz over to Ko Thalu to begin the snorkelling adventure. Jump in and, after a little instruction, you'll be exploring the reef in no time. To find the best spots you'll board a raft and your guide will manoeuvre you through the water. After a busy morning, lunch is served on the beach. The rest of the day is up to you – explore the island, relax on the beach and soak up the rays, or visit the sea turtle nursery and see the protected hatchlings.
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Pala-U Waterfall from Pranburi
Deep in Kaeng Krachan National Park and shrouded in thousand-year-old forest, you'll find Pala-U waterfall – a place of great serenity. Your day kicks off with a scenic drive towards the border with Burma. We'll enter the forested Kaeng Krachan National Park and wind our way to Pala-U falls. Its cascades of fresh mountain water and surrounding ancient forest make it a very peaceful place to hike. We'll trek up to the fourth level – there are 11 – of the falls and, if you fancy, you can freshen up with a swim in natural pools. Then it's to a restaurant for lunch before stopping to explore Wat Huay Mongkol.
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Hua Hin Tour with Afternoon Tea from Pranburi
Once a favourite getaway for the rich and noble, Hua Hin is a seaside city with more than palm-fringed beaches. First up is Mrigadayavan Palace – ‘the Palace of Love and Hope'. It was built in the 1920s as a summer residence for King Rama VI. It feels like you're back in his reign as you stroll through its airy rooms and arcades. Next, head to the temple-like Hua Hin railway station. Afterwards, experience the scents and sights of a real Thai fishing village as we reach Khao Takiab for afternoon tea. Visit the temple, where a troop of monkeys hangs out looking for a banana or two.
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