DETAILED ITINERARY Day 1: Bangkok - Nakhon Pathom ( 20 - 40km) Heading out of town we travel by car to Samut Songkhran and begin biking on village roads past orchards, coconut plantations, temples and traditional Siam houses towards the floating market of Damnoen Saduak. This market is always a hive of activity as many people come from the surrounding areas to trade their goods. After seeing this sight we continue cycling to the Maekong River where we board a boat for an exciting trip. The pace is very relaxed, a perfect way to observe the rural life close up. Along the way we anchors at the King Rama Park II, a traditional teak house museum in a large tropical park which displays rare Thai flowers and plants. We drive to the Rose Garden, our final destination. O/N at Nakhon Pathom. (L) Day 2: Nakhon Pathom - Kanchanaburi (15 - 20 km) Today we make our way by car to Nakhon Pathom to visit the Phra Pathom Chedi as well as the large open market before we drive to Kanchanaburi. This enchanting town has plenty to see, some of which are the famous bridge over the River Kwai , the sobering War Cemetery and the Jeath War Museum. We also explore the beautiful countryside by riding our bike to the Hellfire Pass, where we visit the fascinating museum chronicling the events of World War II and board the train for a trip across the infamous "Death Railway". The remainder of the day is free for your own exploration of the town. There are numerous options to choose from; however our guide are on hand to advise you invaluable information. O/N in Kanchanaburi. (B,L,D) Day 3: Kanchanaburi - Ayuthaya ( 20 - 40 km) The former capital of Thailand, Ayuthaya lies along the Chao Phraya River, and is surrounded by many canals giving this region a lovely name " Venice of the East". After breakfast we drive to the outskirt of Ayuthaya and commence our biking trip on village roads. This is a wonderful experience as we pass through many villages and make fun with waving kids. We arrive at the ruin of Ayuthaya and have a chance to explore the many masterpieces by bike. The largest temple of Wat Phra Sisanphet, which was used as the Royal Temple Palace by several kings. The following sight is Wat Chai Wattanaram built by King Prasathong in 1630 with a huge prang surrounded by smaller ones to symbolize mount Meru, the abode of the heavenly gods. O/N at Ayuthaya. (B,L) Day 4: Ayuthaya - Bangkok ( 20 - 40 km) Upon leaving the town we enjoy a short boat trip on the Chao Phraya River to Bang Pa In which was served as the summer palace for many Thai monarchs from the 17th century. This structure has a captivating collection of marvelous pavilions in a variety of Thai, Chinese, Italian and Victorian architectural styles, encircled by lush beautiful gardens and lake. We cycle towards the agricultural village of Bang Bua Thong and head across the Chao Phraya River to Koh Kred. After lunch at local restaurant we continue riding around the island and pass through many orchards, villages and pottery factories before we meet up with our car for few hour drive back to Bangkok. The trip ends after arrival at your hotel in Bangkok. (B,L)

Starting just outside Chiang Mai you cycle mostly on rural back roads to Chiang Rai, discovering mile by mile spectacular mountain landscape combined with the colourful local population. You meet them by spending night with a hill tribe family. This carefully designed itinerary will show you Thailand at a real pace with more human contact that normally possible.

This trip is designed for those who want to get a new experience of Thailand by bicycle, including a chance to explore beautiful nature and rural life. Cycling routes are in famous tropical fruit orchards of the Thailand Central Plains and are going through areas of Thai culture near by the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.

Colombo, like many capital cities in developing countries is fast changing its face. Almost overnight, skyscrapers arise from where old buildings once stood. Yet in some parts, the old world charm is retained. For example, there is a 100-year-old clock tower and several British built colonial buildings. Other places of interest are the Pettah bazaar - where one can shop for bargain, a Hindu and a Buddhist temple, residential areas where you find the stately homes of the affluent, the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) - an outright gift to Sri Lanka from the People's Republic of China.

With a perfect combination of trekking, elephant riding and rafting, this exciting adventure will enable you to discover the hidden north. Away from the bustling tourist sight you walk into this mountain region, using the local path and see the many different ethnic minorities The tranquil and scenic mountain landscape and the simple life style of local people are a highlight of this four day trek.

A fascinating mix of cultures and spectacular mountain scenery is not to be missed. This adventurous trip takes us from the northern City of Chiang Mai right through the mountains to Pai Valley from where we enjoy walks, rafting journeys and elephant treks to make the experience complete.

Following the local trails you walk through the limestone scenery and lush plantations and see many different hill tribe groups such as Karen, Shan, Lahu. They still retain their age old cultural traditions and are recognisably distinct from each other by their dress. This trip give you a chance to enjoy elephant ride and rafting as well.

This true adventure takes you off road and away from the tour groups into a Thailand few tourists get the chance to see. You visit the friendly local people and walk up into the mountains to stay with migratory hill-tribe people still living as they have for centuries, unfazed by the modern world in the valley. This is a challenging trip but the experience is unique.

The fascinating canals of city add another perspective. Beneath the chaos, Bangkok has much cultural charm. The delightful riverside town of Kanchanaburi unveils secrets to a sobering past. Nakorn Pathom is home to the largest pagoda in Thailand while Ayuthaya, one of Siam's ancient capitals, was once one of the largest cities in the world. You see all of them in this true adventure. . Bangkok . Kanchanaburi . Boating . Elephant Ride . Rafting . Trekking . Ayuthaya The fascinating canals of city add another perspective. Beneath the chaos, Bangkok has much cultural charm. The delightful riverside town of Kanchanaburi unveils secrets to a sobering past. Nakorn Pathom is home to the largest pagoda in Thailand while Ayuthaya, one of Siam's ancient capitals, was once one of the largest cities in the world. You see all of them in this true adventure. . Bangkok . Kanchanaburi . Boating . Elephant Ride . Rafting . Trekking . Ayuth

The famous paradise island of Koh Samet offers a tranquil atmosphere combining with the white sandy beaches and crystalline clear sea water. You spend these free days for swimming in turquoise sea or simply lazing on beach. The clear crystal water teeming with many species of marine life which are set against the colourful coral gardens offers sea some great opportunities to sea adventurers.