Damnoen Saduak Floating Market & Kanchanaburi Tour
Tour Code : PT210
Experience the locals’ way of living, taste the atmosphere of the local way of trading at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market which is one of the original floating markets in Thailand. You will enjoy a very unique way of shopping as well as enjoy tasting local Thai food, desserts and tropical fruits on the boat. You will move on to Kanchanaburi, to lands dedicated and filled with memories of WWII. You will visit the well-known Bridge over the River Kwai. Enjoy having a Thai lunch among the pleasant and stunning scenery of the Kwai River. After that you will head to Thai-Burma Railway Centre, where you will absorb and be impressed with the depth of the war history. You will visit the War Cemetery where prisoners of war finally rest in peace. Bring back precious memory with you.
Package Rate
- THB 4,600/person (group of 2 persons)
- THB 3,600/person (group of 3 – 4 persons)
- THB 3,000/person (group of 5 – 6 persons)
- Contact Us (group of 7 persons up)
STARTED TIME : 7.30 am
DURATION : One Day
Itinerary
- 7.30 am
- Pick up from your hotel
- 9.00 am
- Arrive at Damnoen Saduak floating Market
- 10.00 am
- Leave the floating market and transfer to Kanchanaburi
- 12.00 pm
- Arrive at the Bridge Over the River Kwai
- 12.30 pm
- Have lunch at restaurant
- 1.30 pm
- Leave the restaurant and go to Thai-Burma Railway Center
- 2.30 pm
- Leave Thai-Burma Railway Centre and go to War Cemetery
- 3.00 pm
- Leave the cemetery and transfer back to Bangkok
- 6.00 pm
- Back to your hotel
Included
- Entrance fee and tickets specified in the program
- Boat riding in the floating market
- Licensed tour guide and transportation with experienced driver
- Lunch at restaurant
- One bottle of mineral water/person
- Travel Insurance
Excluded
- Meals and drinks not specified in the itinerary
- Other service not mentioned in the program
- Service tipping for tour guide and driver
Remark
- Private tour
- SPECIAL PRICE OFFER for 7 persons or more Booking
- Minor changes to the program are sometimes necessary, depending on traffic and weather conditions
