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About this trip
Book this Full Day Floating Market and Kanchanaburi Tour to visit some unique destinations, including the Maeklong Railway Market, the Palm sugar manufacturing industry, the Long trail boat in Damnoen Saduak, Thailand Burma Railway Center, War Cemetery, and River Kwai Bridge.
What’s included
- Pickup and drop offHotel pickup and drop off from Bangkok hotel
- Entry TicketsAll Entrance Fees
- Boat RideLong Tail Boat charge at Floating Market
- GuideEnglish-speaking Tour Guide
- LunchTasty Thai Lunch
- TransportationTransport by air condition car
What’s not included
- ExpensesPersonal Expenses
- OthersAny item not included in inclusions
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Itinerary
Tour Itinerary
Following Hotel pick up by your English-speaking guide at 7:00 am from the Bangkok City area hotel, start for Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. On the course to Damnoen Saduak, we will stop at an awesome minimal Home industry creating palm sugar. You can see the sugar being made and attempt a portion of the sweet confection created from the palm sugar. At that point, continue to Maeklong Railway Market. Upon entry to Maeklong Railway Market, you will see merchants offering various items. You will find the opportunity to purchase multiple products while here. Besides these, you will likewise witness the sellers collapsing their umbrellas before the preparation. After going by the Railway Market, you will continue to the dock, leaving on a long-tail watercraft for 15 to 20 minutes to investigate Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Here, you will explore the market and watch how nearby individuals purchase and offer locally delivered items.
Following the drifting business sector, you will continue to Kanchanaburi, where you will take lunch. At that point, see the famous River Kwai Bridge. This steel connection is one of Thailand's critical chronicled historical points and dedications. It is right around an image of the region and is suggested in Kanchanaburi travel control. The historical backdrop of the scaffold is outstanding, as it was a piece of the railroad lines in World War II and had seen its offer of contention and carnage. After World War II, the Thai government remodeled the harmed connection in 1946.
After that, you will visit the highly educational Thailand Burma Railway Center, where you can find out about the scaffold and the development of the passing railroad and the brutal states of the detainees of war, and the neighborhood populace who built this rail route.
After a while, you'll continue to visit the war graveyard inverse the historical center home to the graves of around 9,000 POWs who passed on amid the railroad's development. Finally, it's a perfect chance to return. Eventually, we will drop you off at your Hotel around 6 pm.