This Is Where Paradise Begins

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:

BANGKOK
- Terminal 21 Rama3 Shopping Mall - Guests can enjoy the Caribbean on the LG floor, England on G floor, Italy on the 1st floor, France on the 2nd, Japan on the 3rd, and San Francisco from 4th-5th floors. There's a huge food market, a supermarket full of delicious goodies, and parking enough for 2,000 vehicles.
- Icon Siam Shopping Mall - IconSiam is the most impressive shopping centre in Bangkok. It's next to the Chao Phraya River, and has more than 7,000 shops, 100 restaurants and even a floating market.
- China Town - Bangkok's Chinatown is one of the largest Chinatowns in the world. It was founded in 1782 when the city was established as the capital of the Rattanakosin Kingdom, and served as the home of the mainly Teochew immigrant Chinese population, who soon became the city's dominant ethnic group.
- Maeklong Railway Market - One of the Seven Wonders of Thailand. This is a unique market that is held every day literally on the rail tracks. Just before the train arrivals, the market stallholders have to pull back their awnings and remove their produce from the tracks. They then have to repeat all of this when train returns.(Remark: train arrival scheduled is subject to the change without prior notice)
- Damnoen Saduak Floating Market - One of the most famous floating markets in Thailand. This buzzing market is routinely crowded with hundreds of vendors and purchasers floating in their small rowing boats sellings and buying or exchanging their goods. it’s colourful, noisy, touristy but great fun.
- Temple In A Tree - is a famous for the small chapel that is completely enclosed within the roots of a banyan tree called Bot Prok Po. It is almost like the tree itself is the pillars of the temple and that without the roots the chapel would fall down. Your can also go inside to pay respects to the buddha image.

HUA HIN
- Swiss Sheep Farm - In place of the ancient dream of those who seek it. Come in contact with the atmosphere of a farm in a valley surrounded by the love that surrounds you wit warmth, style European country. Farms that will take you time to dream again.
- Wat Huay Mongkol - has the largest statue of the Buddhist monk called “Luang Phor Thuad”, who live from 1582 to 1682. The holy monk is very well know in Southern Thailand for converting sea water by foot. The magnificent statue, which is about 11.5 meters height and 9.9 meters width, is set on the large mound. There is an equestrian monument for king Taksin the Great in front of the huge statue of the monk.
- Hua Hin Railway Station - is one of the country's most beautiful train stations marked by its meticulous details in architecture.
- Hua Hin Night Market - is a fascinating insight into Thailand’s way of life. You will find countless outlets and stands selling delicious food which is freshly cooked and served to you within a matter of minutes. Do also take a look behind the stalls on the pavements, because there are plenty of restaurants there as well. Other than the food, you’ll discover an overwhelming variety of local handicrafts, souvenirs and clothing on sale.