Top Things to do in Nonthaburi Province
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5 Historical & Heritage Tours in Nonthaburi Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Nonthaburi Province, Thailand including Private Kanchanaburi Erawan Waterfall&Thai-Burma Death Railway Tour from Bangkok, Private Discover Damnoen Floating Market, Grand Palace and Wat Pho Tour, Bangkok without Traffic Jams, Step Back In Time: Explore Bangkok's Historical Koh Kret Island, River Kwai Bridge and Death Railway World War II Tour in Thailand.
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1. Private Kanchanaburi Erawan Waterfall&Thai-Burma Death Railway Tour from Bangkok
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
A full day private tour to Kanchanaburi, west to the city of Bangkok. You will appreciate the famous Erawan Waterfalls one of the most iconic attractions in Thailand and you will take an expedition to Muang Mallika as well. You will wear ancient Siamese clothes and experience their past life in the Chao Phraya River Basin. Then take a scenic train ride along Death Railway. It will be a wonderful day.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private van with English speaking guide., Lunch at Local restaurant, Travel accident insurance, Train ticket
Exclusions: Gratuities, Personal expenses, beverages, etc.
Reviewed By JeffSDonovan
Worked with Diana to book Thailand trip and she did a very good job putting a detailed itinerary together for me. Then Covid19 hit and American Airlines cancelled flight to Thailand via Hong Kong. We couldn't get there. UME Travel gave us a partial refund for which I appreciated. So a month ago I started re-planning to go to Thailand in 2021 but Diana wouldn't ever answer my emails. So I requested Phoebe to help me and she did but after sending me a couple options, and I sending back my suggestions, no response for the last four days and today going on five days. I would like to use UME Travel as I had a good experience the first time but since then, I would give their response time a failing grade. If this improves, I will update this review.
2. Private Discover Damnoen Floating Market, Grand Palace and Wat Pho Tour
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Experience the floating markets of Damoen Saduak on a private tour from Bangkok. Weave between vendors in long-tail boats as you explore this traditional market that’s 60 miles outside of the city’s heat and noise. After a long-tail boat cruise, you can enjoy the market by paddle boat (own expense) or on foot for around 1 hour. Then will lead you to discover the Grand Palace. Stroll the paths of a dazzling compound that housed generations of Siamese kings, step into the gleaming Coronation Hall. Take in the richly ornamental architecture and elaborately stepped roofs of the reception palace, Duck under the silent dome of Thailand’s most sacred temple which shelters a solid jade Buddha that only a reigning king may touch. Finally, head to Wat Pho the largest temple complexes in the city and famed for its giant reclining Buddha that measures 46 meters long and is covered in gold leaf.
Inclusions: Transportation from/to your hotel in Bangkok, Lunch at local restaurant in Bangkok, Drinking cold water & towel during the tour, English Speaking Tour Guide, Long tail boat cruise, Travel accident insurance
Exclusions: Any personal expenses, Accommodation, Paddle boat, Gratuities
Reviewed By JeffSDonovan
Worked with Diana to book Thailand trip and she did a very good job putting a detailed itinerary together for me. Then Covid19 hit and American Airlines cancelled flight to Thailand via Hong Kong. We couldn't get there. UME Travel gave us a partial refund for which I appreciated. So a month ago I started re-planning to go to Thailand in 2021 but Diana wouldn't ever answer my emails. So I requested Phoebe to help me and she did but after sending me a couple options, and I sending back my suggestions, no response for the last four days and today going on five days. I would like to use UME Travel as I had a good experience the first time but since then, I would give their response time a failing grade. If this improves, I will update this review.
3. Bangkok without Traffic Jams
The best way to explore Bangkok is using the mass transit, just like the locals, to get around town as quickly as possible, also a good way to see the different modes of transport that Bangkok has to offer as you visit the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keo, Wat Pho, China Town and Leng Noi Yee temple.
Inclusions: Landing and facility fees, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Snacks
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By 53Ambirad
My husband and I had such a great tour with Kat. She took us to see 3 different temples, the first being Wat Traimit where we saw the solid gold Buddha, the second Wat Poh where we saw the amazing reclining Buddha and the third Wat Arun - the temple of dawn. We walked around China town and through their food markets which were most interesting, We visited the beautiful flower markets and it was in that area we had a delicious Pad Thai chicken lunch. Kat was so informative and nothing was too much trouble for her - a most kind lady and we cannot praise her enough. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to mix with local people and see the real Bangkok off the tourist route. Kat’s English was superb.
4. Step Back In Time: Explore Bangkok's Historical Koh Kret Island
Koh Kret is just a hop and a skip away from the city and well worth the trip. Spend the day with one of our hosts exploring this man-made island in the middle of the Chao Praya river. Here you can soak up the rich cultural heritage of the Mon community- one of Thailand’s oldest tribes renowned for their traditional pottery. Visit the weekend market where locals come to trade or take an adventure to the historic pottery making village, where the earthenware art is still made in the traditional Mon style. Explore the island’s rich culture as you visit historic temples like Wat Salakun, Wat Phat Lorn and Wat Poramaiyikawat and, if hunger pangs strike, your host will show you exactly where to go to indulge in authentic local street food. Once you have made a booking, we will pair you up with a like-minded host, who will create a personalised itinerary that is totally flexible. You can agree on a meeting time and place but you can always change your mind about what you want to do.
Inclusions: Private and personalised experience, 8 hours with a Local Host, Water taxi fare, Walking experience once on the island (other transport can be arranged at an additional cost)
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Tickets to any attractions, Additional transportation costs , Gratuities (optional)
Reviewed By MrsCopsey
My husband and I just returned from our holiday in Thailand. Due to our itnerary we only had one full day in Bangkok and wanted to make the most of it. Sopa was our gude and did a superb job! She really listened to what we wanted to do and see and made it happen. She was great company, very knowledgeable and made sure we got the very best out of the time we had avalable. We had a thoroughly enjoyable day and Sopa made sure that we got all the photos we wanted too! Thank you Sopa.
5. River Kwai Bridge and Death Railway World War II Tour in Thailand
You will be with our Professional/Experienced tourist guides who got certificate from TAT of training, and it's your own private tour from/to your hotel in private. It's one full day trip from Bangkok with all included in the tour package.
Inclusions: Lunch with Thai Food at Restaurant, Mineral water/2bottles per person, Entrances/Tickests: For Train ride, Museum, Snacks,Food, Drinks, Entrances/Tickests: For Train ride, Museum, Snacks,Food, Drinks
Exclusions: Gratuities, Soft Drinks, Personal expenses,
Reviewed By X v
Nice touring company that we wanted to book with, but didn’t as they support animal suffering. Elephant backs are the most vulnerable part of their bodies, which no one should use for leisure (or work, for that matter). Also, these elephants are captured from the wild and broken in (=beaten till they surrender). No animal loving human being would support these practices.
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