Time : 07.00-18.00

     Visit don chadi monument builds in the Ayutthaya era around 350 year ago to mark occasion of the great victory of king Naresuan over the Burmese in the honorable elephant combat.

     Then visit farmer market before boarding the mother launch the Supan River to view the real local life style along the river

      Then stop at beautiful Chinese temple

     Then stop at one of the largest and most beautiful Thai style teak wood house in the land.

      After lunch, you will be proceeding to the buffalo village and getting a true impression of Thai farmer's lifestyle.

Bangkok city 1,000 bath per person Minimum 2 people

Time : 08.00-12.00

*50 bullets 2,500 bath per person

*rifle shoot 20 bullets 3,000 bath per person

*sub-machine gun 30 bullets 2,500 bath per person

*clay pigeon shooting 25 bullet 2,500 bath per person

     This three headed elephant, was born by imagination. It was inspired by wish to preserve collection of antiques as a contribution to Thai cultural heritage.maney of these were priceless object of art; they were also held as sacred objects people of ancient cultures. According to ancient traditions, they were believed to bring blessing and prosperity to land and its people, and therefore must not lost to outsider. it had been concerns to find a way that would keep these object safe and that would also suitable to their traditional function.

     Vimarnmek palace is former home of king Rama 5 and was built in the early 1900's. The palace is made entirely of golden teak wood and is the largest of its kind in the world. Once inside the palace you will soon see this was the home of a king as you browse through the rooms, many of which house priceless antiques and opulent collection.

     The Anandasamakhom throne hall. This reception hall is situated in the same area of vimarnmek mansions in addition to the other reception hall in the palace grounds. The commemorative stone was placed by his majesty king Rama 5 in November of his 40 th year of ascension to the throne.