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Fly like 007

Looking for a new perspective when visiting the south
of Thailand? Then how about a helicopter light over

the searing limestone karsts that rise dramatically out

of the sea in Phang Nga Bay? The light takes in Koh

Tapu, now popularly known as James Bond Island

after it was used as a backdrop in the 1974 movie;

“The Man with the Golden Gun.”

Touch Nature

For the ultimate “get back to nature experience”, The

Float House River Kwai is a hotel that lows with the

river. Each room has been built on loating pontoons

and guests have an outstanding view of the jungle and
mountain backdrop. As this property is situated in a

designated national park, a stay at this hotel will

guarantee a relaxing experience as there are no other

buildings or roads to disturb the sounds of nature.

Travel like the Locals

An overnight train journey tales guests from Bangkok

to Chiang Mai. The hypnotic sound of the rails will lull

you into a deep sleep as we speed to the north.
Chiang Mai offers a wealth of glittering temples and a xperience something different: hailand

variety of transport to discover this ancient city. Guests

can travel by ox cart, elephant, or bicycle to see the

many attractions within the city walls and the

surrounding countryside.

“Known as the ‘Dawn of Happiness’, Sukhothai contains over 100 historical sites, temples and
A Jumbo Experience
Buddha images. Take a converted rice barge cruise, learn about organic farming techniques, harvest rice
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City slickers get the opportunity to learn the life of a
and end the experience with an organic meal. Sukhothai is centrally located between the hustle and N
mahout (an elephant handler). Guests are taken to the
bustle of Bangkok and the charming city of Chiang Mai in the north.”
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Chiang Dao Elephant Camp, which is set in a beautiful

jungle setting on the banks of the Ping River. We will L
witness an enthralling display of elephant training and
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tricks as the mahouts command their elephants to A

display skills they once used in the logging industry.
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