Impressive Khmer Stone
Temples

Tour code : WT. TH 08
Duration : 5days 4 nights,
Type of tour :Private Tour
Start and end : start in Bangkok, end in Ubon
Trip Grade: easy


About This Trip

The Northeast of Thailand, commonly referred to as "E-San" which is noted for being the centre of age - old civilization and customs dating back to the pre-historic times. Relics and monuments still stand, attesting to the splendors and majesty of the ancient era. Phimai and Phanom Rung Khmer stone temples are some of the most important and interesting structures in the area.

We will also have one full day to explore the great temple complex at Khao Preah Vihear, which is now accessible to visitors after a long period of isolation, just cross the border at Si Saket. It was built over 10 centuries ago and is one of the most spectacular Angkor-period sites. Built as a Hindu temple, it begins in Thailand and rises to 600 meters with the main sanctuary in Cambodia . The walk to the summit is long and steep, but visitors are sure to be impressed by the size and complexity of its design.

This program is for those who are fond of visiting spectacular Khmer temples in E-San region and also visit destination highlights in Khong Chiam such as the Mekong River and Pha Taem, the longest pre-historic rock painting of Thailand. Visitors can also continue to travel in Laos after ending this trip.

Itinerary:

Day 1: Bangkok - Nakorn Ratchasima

We will start from Bangkok , travel by van to Nakorn Ratchasima. Visit Phimai, and stay overnight at Sima Thani Hotel (Mar. to Nov.), or Juldis Khao Yai Resort (from Dec. to Feb.) as all AmericanTroop will occupy all good hotels in Nakorn Ratchsima when they have annual training withThai military.

Day 2: Nakorn Ratchasima - Buriram - Si Saket (B)

Am Travel to visit Phnom Rung, and Muang Tam before going to Si Sa Ket.
(If on Day 1, we stay in Juladis Khao Yai Resort, we would include a visit to Pimai on Day 2
instead of Day 1).
Overnight at Kantaralak Palace Hotel in Si Sa Ket

Day 3: Si Saket - Khao Preah Vihear (B)

Full day excursion to Khao Preah Vihear. Overnight at Kantaralak Palace Hotel in Si Sa Ket

Day 4: Si Saket - Ubon Ratchathani - Khong Chiam (B)

Am After breakfast travel to Ubon and visit Thung Si Muang Temple , observe the beautiful "Buddhism Library", built in the pond, and the beautiful mural painting in the Ubosot. Then continue traveling to Khong Chiam and visit Pha Taem National Park for seeing the pre-historic rock paintings.
Overnight at Toh Saeng Khong Chiam Resort in Khong Chiam.

Day 5: Khong Chiam - E-San Lifestyle - Ubon - Bangkok or Chong Mek Border (B)

Am Visit some nice villages, such as Ban Kum (hand-woven clothes), Ban Tamui (fruit orchard), and Ban Tha Long (bamboo basketry, the OTOP village), a real nice countryside!  After that return to Ubon Ratchathani for the afternoon or evening flight return to Bangkok .

For those who want to continue traveling in Laos , Chong Mek would be the place to drop off.

B-Breakfast

Price

Group Size

Price / Person in USD

2 persons

815

3 - 4 persons

622

5 - 7persons

495

8 - 10 persons

398

11 - 15 persons

345

A single room
supplement

102

Child under 12

90% of adult rates


The prices include :
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accommodation : 4 nights at hotel/resort
-food : 4 breakfast
-transportation : visits & excursion by a private air-cond. van/minibus
-all activities mentioned in the program and admission fee
-allowance for an English speaking guide
-a travel accident insurance : 1 million baht / person

The prices do not include: airfare: Ubon-BKK ,drinks & personal expense, other meals than breakfast

Things to bring: warm clothes in Winter (Nov.-Jan.), rain coat in the Rainy Season (Jun.- Oct.), ,casual clothes: short pants & shirt, wet shoes,sun cream ,sun glasses, hat, personal medicine.

Itinerary: Due to the nature of the tour, the weather, road condition, local circumstance, prevailing safety factors, the route & itinerary may vary to those published but the content of the tour will remain similar. The final decision of the actual itinerary will be made by the tour operator's staff on the day of the tour.