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You will have an opportunity to learn Thai ways through a stay at the "Thai House" in Nonthaburi Province. The family that owns the Thai House has been welcoming guests into their home since 1990 and people who stay there consider it a great alternative to a basic hotel. This traditional teakwood structure is situated on over 4 acres of land surrounded by fruit trees and the architectural style is one that was popular in the old Thai capital of Ayuthaya 150 years ago. Moreover, you will have chance to explore local markets & shop, visit a folk museum and take a long-tail boat ride through a maze of klongs towards Bangkok's China Town district for more shopping. Note: This is simply a suggested itinerary, which can easily be customized to suit your schedule, budget, and interests. Please contact us to discuss your tailor-made travel requirements.
Upon arrival, a guide will take you by private transfer the Thai House in Nonthaburi. After enjoying a welcome drink, the rest of your day is free for leisure pursuits. Overnight at the Thai House.
After a delicious breakfast at the Thai House, you'll visit an open-air market to buy ingredients in the early morning for beginning cooking lessons with an English speaking instructor. The lesson includes an introduction of herbs and spices and guidance in preparing the following dishes: Tom Yam Kung (hot and sour prawn soup), Larb Moo (spicy Thai pork salad), Phad Thai (fried noodles), Kaeng Ka-Ri Kai (yellow chicken curry) and Paneang Neu (beef curried in sweet peanut sauce). Lunch, Dinner and overnight at the Thai House. Includes: B, L, D
On this day, your guide will take you on a long-tail boat ride through the klongs to the Ratchawong boat landing to walk through the China Town area, visiting Talaad Kao (the old market), several gold shops, and catching glimpses of the daily lives of Chinese families. Next, you'll drop by the Pahurat Market to see the colorful textiles, continue on to the Old Thieves market and enjoy a Chinese (dim sum) lunch at local restaurant before continuing to the Bangkok Folk museum to see how people lived in the early part of the last century. The day concludes with a transfer back to the Thai House where you can enjoy the rest of the day on your own. Overnight at the Thai House. Includes: B,L
Savor your last breakfast at the Thai House and then spend more free time before your eventual departure to the Bangkok International Airport. Includes: B
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* Accommodation in home stay * Meals as mentioned (B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D= Dinner) * Tours and transfers as mentioned by private air conditioned vehicle with English speaking guide for all tours and transfers (except cooking class) * Entrance fees for mentioned visits.
Budget Excludes:* Other meals than mentioned * Other services than mentioned * International and domestic flights * International airport tax ex Bangkok * Laundry, telephone calls and expenditure of a personal nature.
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