Quirky Thailand
Ever been to an elephant round-up or floated a krathong, cuddled an adult tiger or eaten human bread, dined in a restaurant built in the sea or entered a temple enveloped by living trees, visited a floating vineyard or stayed in a floating hotel. These are just some quirky things you can do here.Quirky Thailand » Selected Tours:
Elephant Round-Up Surin Three Day Tour (Code:3102)
The Surin Elephant Round-up is held in November each year to promote a better understanding of the physiology and versatility of Thai elephants. The whole town participates in the elephants breakfast and the elephant shows which include tug-of-war, battle scenes, ordination and harvest festival. More...Price for Two: 27,250 Thai Baht
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Ampawa Village Fireflies Two Day Tour (Code:2112)
Ampawa village nestles along the Mae Klong river and every evening myriads of fireflies hover around the lampu trees looking for a mate. Only here do they flash their lights in unison lighting up the trees like Christmas. You can see all this on the boat from your home stay. More...Price for Two: 21,500 Thai Baht
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Floating Vineyards Tour (Code:1114)
The Floating Vineyards in Samut Sakorn Province are planted on little rectangular isles which are separated by canals, giving the impression that the whole vineyard is floating. White wine is produced from Malaga Blanc grapes & red from Pokdum. Siam Winery is our first stop for a tour & tasting. More...Price for Two: 8,800 Thai Baht
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Irrawaddy Dolphins Tour (Code:1107)
From November to February each year, the murky waters in the estuary of the Bang Pakong River play host to the Irrawaddy dolphin. They come to give birth to their calves and you can see them early in the morning while they are feeding on the eel catfish. More...Price for Two: 9,500 Thai Baht
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Candle Festival Ubon Ratchathani Three Day Tour (Code:3103)
The Candle Festival is held each July in Ubon Ratchathani to celebrate the beginning of Buddhist Lent or Khao Phansa. Giant candles are carved from wax and floated through the city in elaborate parades covering three days. There's lots of singing and dancing. It's great fun for all. More...Price for Two: 27,250 Thai Baht
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Floating Market & Human Bakery (Code:1115)
This tour celebrates the artistic skills of one of Thailand's up-and-coming artists, Kittiwat Unarrom, who uses the medium of dough to create very lifelike 'Human Bread'.
We'll also visit Aksa Road, the Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak and Phra Prathom Jedi. More...Price for Two: 8,800 Thai Baht
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Tiger Temple Breakfast with Monks (Code:1510)
The Tiger Temple Exclusive Breakfast with the Monks Program provides early access to the Tiger Temple for an exclusive morning program limited to a small group of people.
You will have four uninterrupted hours with tigers of all ages from tiny cubs to full grown adult tigers. More...Price for Two: 17,500 Thai Baht
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Kanchanaburi Day Tour (Code:1500)
Kanchanaburi is approximately 130 kilometres west of Bangkok and is the third largest province in Thailand after Chiang Mai and Nakhon Ratchasima. In this province you'll find the infamous Bridge over the River Kwai and Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua Yannasampanno which is better known as the Tiger Temple. More...Price for Two: 9,600 Thai Baht
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Bangkok Sea Restaurant Tour (Code:1008)
The Bangkok Sea marks the edge of the city boundary and this restaurant is perched on bamboo stilts just inside the marker. It is ranked amongst the very best in Bangkok by culinary experts & getting there is part of the experience. First by car, then take a long-tail boat and finally a short walk. More...Price for Two: 9,400 Thai Baht
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