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Tours to Tiger Temple click on pic |
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Tours to Hellfire pass Museum |
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Spa and massage in Bangkok |
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Jap Train in the jungle |
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Jungle Tree Top Hotel |
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Limo Service New Camry 2007 |
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Specials in Educational Tours and Society Tours on The History of Death Railway World War 2 |
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| For every sleeper laid it cost one human life
120,000 Sleepers where laid |
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Train in a cutting |
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The POW's |
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The Japanese |
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The Railroad |
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Fallen Comrade |
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POW Work parties |
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PRICE For
all Tours Includes: Driver, Van, Guide
and lunch.Gate fee paid Tiger T and Floating
Vehicle is a Modern High Top Van with A/C
Television Surround sound /
Payment is on pick up from your Hotel. (Private
Tour can Design your own Tour)
OTHER options:: Elelephant
riding and River rafting 300 Baht each
Limosine Service: Toyota
Camry New 2006 add 1000 Baht per Day |
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Day Tour:: Bangkok to Tiger
Temple... Opens at 1.00 pm
and closes 5.00pm: Code TG |
2
Persons |
3
to 4 Persons |
5
to 6 Persons |
7
to 8 Persons |
9
to 13 Persons |
3,600
Baht each |
2,550
Baht each |
2,150
Baht each |
1,750
Baht each |
1,650
Baht each |
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0800-0900 Leave
Bangkok for Kanchanaburi
10:30 visit to Bridge over
the river kwai and cemetery
of allied prisoners of
war.
12:00 Lunch
floating restaurant over looking
the Bridge
01.00 Visit
Tiger Temple in the dimension
of Tiger Island Project and
then touch the nature of tigers
and other kind of wild animals
such as deer, wild fowl, wild
boar
03:00 Wang
Po, time allowing all: Feed
Wild Monkeys, Kaset Buddha
Cave, Trestle Bridge part
of the Death Railway, River
Rafting, Elelphant Camp,
05:00 Leave
Kanchanaburi Province for
Bangkok. |
One
Day Tour:: Breakfast with the Monks & Shower with the Tigers Code TM |
SPECIAL ONLY 8 person per Day Breakfast with the monks & shower with the Tigers |
2
Persons |
3
to 4 Persons |
5
to 6 Persons |
7
to 8 Persons |
7,950
Baht each |
7,495
Baht each |
6,495
Baht each |
5,950
Baht each |
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05:00am Pick up from your Hotel (All Day Spend as Much Time as you Like witth the Monks)
07:00 Kanchanaburi Market shopping for Monks Breakfast around 300 Baht ec
07:30 Arrive Tiger Temple Give alums to The Monks
08:00 and Breakfast with Monks
09:00 Prepare Tigers for showering and feeding
10:00 Walk Tigers Down into the Canyon for their morning excersise
11:00 Back to wish the Monks farwell and leave temple before the insane Tourists arrives
11:30 Leave to have Launch at the Veterin Home who Takes care of the Tigers
12:00 Lunch at Vet Home. Vedio clips of Tiger Temple Thai Natural Home products for sale.
01.00pmWang
Po, time allowing
all: Feed Wild Monkeys,
vet Buddha Cave,
Trestle Bridge part
of the Death Railway,
River Rafting, Elelphant
Camp ride elephants,
03:30 Back to the Bridge over the river Kwai view take a walk if you are intersted
05:00 Leave
Kanchanaburi Province
for Bangkok. |
| One
Day Tour:: Bangkok to
Tiger Temple and Floating
Market. Code FT |
2
Persons |
3
to 4 Persons |
5
to 6 Persons |
7
to 8 Persons |
9
to 13 Persons |
3,800
Baht each |
2,850
Baht each |
2,450
Baht each |
2,000
Baht each |
1,850
Baht each |
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7:30-8:00 Leave
Bangkok for Kanchanaburi.
08:30 First
Stop visit to. Floating
market of Damnoen Saduak
11:30 Kanchanaburi
visit to Bridge over
the river kwai and
war cemetery of allied
prisoners .
12:00 Lunch
floating restaurant
over looking the Bridge
01.00 Visit
Tiger Temple in the
dimension of Tiger
Island Project and
then touch the nature
of tigers and other
kind of wild animals
such as deer, wild
fowl, wild boar
03:00 Wang
Po, time allowing
all: Feed Wild Monkeys,
Kaset Buddha Cave,
Trestle Bridge part
of the Death Railway,
River Rafting, Elelphant
Camp,
05:00 Leave
Kanchanaburi Province
for Bangkok. |
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| One Day Tour::
Bangkok to Tiger Temple..Hellfire
pass another
80Km further on Code TH |
2
Persons |
3
to 4 Persons |
5
to 6 Persons |
7
to 8 Persons |
9
to 13 Persons |
3,800
Baht each |
2,850
Baht each |
2,450
Baht each |
2,000
Baht each |
1,850
Baht each |
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7:30-8:00 Leave
Bangkok for Kanchanaburi.
10:30: First
Stop visit to. Bridge
over the river kwai and
cemetery of allied prisoners
of war. 11:30:
Visit hellfire pass museum
walk down into hellfire
pass.
12:30 View
jap train at Sai Yok
waterfall
10:00 Lunch
Nam Tok station
01.00 Visit
Tiger Temple in the
dimension of Tiger
Island Project and
then touch the nature
of tigers and other
kind of wild animals
such as deer, wild
fowl, wild boar
03:00 Wang
Po, time allowing
all: Feed Wild Monkeys,
Kaset Buddha Cave,
Trestle Bridge part
of the Death Railway,
River Rafting, Elelphant
Camp,
05:00 Leave
Kanchanaburi Province
for Bangkok. |
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| One Day Tour::
Bangkok to Tiger Temple..Hellfire
pass..Floating Market: Code FTH |
2
Persons |
3
to 4 Persons |
5
to 6 Persons |
7
to 8 Persons |
9
to 13 Persons |
3,950
Baht each |
2,950
Baht each |
2,550
Baht each |
2,100
Baht each |
2,000
Baht each |
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07:00 Leave
Bangkok for Kanchanaburi.
08:30 First
Stop visit to. Floating
market of Damnoen Saduak
10:30 View
Bridge over the river
kwai and cemetery of
allied prisoners of war.
11:30 Visit
hellfire pass museum
walk down into hellfire
pass.
12:30 View
jap train at Sai Yok
waterfall
10:00 Lunch
Nam Tok station
01.00 Visit
Tiger Temple in the
dimension of Tiger
Island Project and
then touch the nature
of tigers and other
kind of wild animals
such as deer, wild
fowl, wild boar
03:00 Wang
Po, time allowing
all: Feed Wild Monkeys,
Kaset Buddha Cave,
Trestle Bridge part
of the Death Railway,
River Rafting, Elelphant
Camp,
05:00 Leave
Kanchanaburi Province
for Bangkok. Total
over 500k |
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Contact :Tony Bangkok +66(0)813082300 :email: |
Warnings Don’t
wear red color clothes
no loud noises or sudden
movements or running.
Many Temples in Thailand
are called Tiger Temple
This Temple is not called
Tiger Temple.
So be warned of other operators
claiming they know where
to go they don’t.
And will take you to a
Tiger Temple with no Tigers. |
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