DAY 1: ARRIVAL - BANGKOK
Arrival at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport with your flight.
Handling of border formalities and baggage claim, meeting with the local Siam Dragon Tour guide and transfer to the hotel for room registration.
The normal check-in time for hotels is after 2pm.
Rest of the day free for a first contact with the city or for optional individual activities.
Free lunch and dinner, overnight at the hotel.

DAY 2: VISIT OF BANGKOK
Bangkok is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of the East, characterized by strongly contrasting elements such as the large hotels in the center and the traditional wooden houses on stilts that rise on the banks of the Chao Phraya; the ultra-modern office skyscrapers and simple sidewalk stalls; the luxury shopping centers and markets of Chatuchak and Pratunam; the sacredness of the temples and the effervescent nightlife.
All these elements make Bangkok a unique city suspended between modernity and the most ancient oriental traditions.
Breakfast at the hotel and visit of the Royal Palace and Wat Prakeow, the temple of the Emerald Buddha.
The Grand Palace was not only the seat of the king and his court but contained the entire administration of the government within its crenellated walls.
The architecture is typically Thai but also contains European elements such as Phra Thinang Chakri Maha Prasat. Brilliantly colored and golden, and decorated with intricate details, the overall effect is dazzling.
The palace was the official residence of the kings of Thailand from the 18th century until the mid-20th century.
The most famous building in the palace is Wat Phra Kaew better known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, considered the holiest temple in Thailand.
Its construction began when King Rama I moved the capital from Thonburi to Bangkok in 1785. Unlike other Thai temples, it does not contain dwellings for monks, on the contrary, it has only richly decorated sacred buildings, statues and pagodas.
The main temple building is the central ubosoth, which houses the Emerald Buddha.
Although green in color, the Buddha is actually carved from a single piece of jade, measuring 45 centimeters in height, and is Thailand's most revered object.
Free lunch not included and in the afternoon free time for shopping in some of Bangkok's trendiest shopping malls such as MBK Center and Siam Paragon.
Return to the hotel independently.
Free dinner not included, overnight at the hotel in Bangkok.

DAY 3: BANGKOK - MARKET FLOATING
The provinces adjacent to the capital are all crossed by a dense network of canals commissioned by King Rama V to regulate the floods of the Chao Phraya and to irrigate the numerous rice fields, salt pans and crops that characterize this low flat area of the country.
It is in one of these provinces that one of the most famous floating markets in all of Southeast Asia is located, the Damnoen Saduak market.
Meeting with our guide in the lobby of your hotel and departure for Damnoen Saduak located 110 km west of Bangkok in Ratchaburi province. On the way, you will pass through rice fields and salt pans that surround the capital.
Along the way stop for a visit to a farm where sugar extracted from coconut is produced.
Stop at the famous market on the Mae Klong railway where you can take a walk among the stalls that display directly on the embankment and on the tracks and then take photos when the train arrives at a walking pace in the middle of the market.
The day continues with an excursion of about half an hour aboard a characteristic long tail boat crossing the canals that characterize this typical area of Thailand admiring the lifestyle of the countryside with lush plantations, houses on stilts, buffaloes in the rice fields, etc. ..
Arrive at Damnoen Saduak floating market where you will be fascinated by boats of various shapes and sizes usedby local traders to transport their goods, by the myriad of products for sale, by the chatter of bargaining and by the bright colors of spices, vegetables and tropical fruit.
Buffet lunch at Sampran Riverside.
For all nature lovers it is possible to enjoy a pleasant walk through the Botanical Garden admiring the impressive variety of tropical flora and fauna.
In the afternoon you can attend various performances or participate directly in various activities such as muay thai the famous Thai boxing, fruit carving, a Thai cooking class, the decoration of traditional rice paper umbrellas and many other activities typical of Thai culture .
At the end of the excursion, return to Bangkok around 4:30 pm.
Dinner not included, overnight at the hotel in Bangkok.

DAY 4: BANGKOK - KANCHANABURI - KWAI RIVER
Departure from your Bangkok hotel at approximately 07:00 in the direction of Kanchanaburi province.
On the way stop to visit the JEATH War Museum and the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery where the remains of 6,982 Allied prisoners of war who died during the construction of the Death Railway by the Japanese rest.
Arrival in Kanchanaburi and visit of the Bridge over the River Kwai whose construction inspired the Oscar-winning film of the same name in 1958.
Near the bridge you can visit local markets con various products from nearby Burma including the stone market.
Continue by boat on the River Kwai until you arrive at the restaurant for lunch, free time and in the afternoon transfer to the hotel for registration in the rooms.
Free dinner not included and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 5: KANCHANABURI EXPLORATION
Breakfast at the hotel departure for the boat excursion until you reach Sai Yok National Park established in 1980 is characterized by suggestive views of steep limestone formations covered by deciduous forest, among the varieties of flora and fauna we can mention the Craseonycteris thonglongyai, the smallest bat in the world which is an endemic species of these areas. The main camp of the Japanese army during the Second World War also stood within the current boundaries of the park.
Visit of the Hell Fire Pass the narrow passage carved into the rock by the British 73 meters long and 25 meters deep using only hand tools, visit the Hell Fire Pass Memorial a memorial that contains images, tools and equipment used during the construction of the bridge.
Typical Thai-style lunch and in the afternoon visit to the Lawa caves and free time for relaxation or for alternative activities such as canoeing or mountain biking.
At the end of the day, return to the hotel.
Free dinner not included and overnight stayin hotel.

DAY 6: KANCHANABURI - AYUTTHAYA
Founded in 1350 Ayutthaya was the first capital of the Kingdom of Siam. Destroyed in 1767 by the Burmese army, it is now possible to visit its marvelous remains in what is called the “Ayutthaya Historical Park” already under the protection of UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Departure from Kanchanaburi in the direction of Ayutthaya. Along the way visit the Royal Residence of Bang Pa-In, also known as the Summer Palace, built in the 17th century in an architectural style that combines typically Eastern and Western elements, the palace is immersed in a wonderful botanical garden.
Continue to Ayutthaya, the capital of the Kingdom of Siam from 1350 to 1767, represents one of the most important and interesting historical sites in all of Thailand, in particular you can admire the Buddhist temples of Wat Prasri-Sanphet, Wat Mahatad and Wihan Phramongkhon Bophit .
Lunch included during the day and free dinner.
Overnight at hotel in Ayutthaya.

DAY 7: AYUTTHAYA - BANGKOK - DEPARTURE
Breakfast at the hotel and free morning at leisure, in the early afternoon departure by boat to Bangkok sailing on the placid waters of the Chao Phraya River, the River of Kings.
Lunch on board during navigation with a buffet of typical specialtiesthai and international cuisine. Along the banks of the river you can admire the typical life of the Thai countryside crossing the provinces of Pathumthani and Nonthaburi up to the emergence of modern skyscrapers once you arrive in the metropolitan area of Bangkok.
Coffee break on board while sailing in the center of Bangkok with the setting of the Royal Palace and Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn.
Arrival in the city and transfer to the airport for departure.

What's Included
Thailand tour on a private basis as per the published schedule
departure dates on request
transfers and visits by private vehicle plus driver and air conditioning
tour with guide in Italian
overnight stay in hotel in the places mentioned in the program
meals as indicated in the daily program
entrance fees to the places of visit mentioned in the program
boat excursions as per program

In evidence
Bangkok
Grand Royal Palace
Wat Prakeow
Ratchaburi
Floating Market
Kanchanaburi
Sai Yok National Park
Ayutthaya Historical Park: UNESCO World Heritage Site

Things to remember
IT DOES NOT INCLUDE
domestic and international flights
other meals not mentioned
drinks
insurance
personal expenses
tips and porters
anything not mentioned in the "Includes" paragraph