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River Kwai Jungle Rafts

Floating lodge in bamboo huts on the Kwai River, without electricity, accessible by boat from Kanchanaburi. An immersion in the style of Mon villages.

Ramada Plaza

A 5-star hotel on the banks of the Chao Phraya, close to the Silom district. Rooms with river or city views and services for urban stays in Bangkok.

Praya Palazzo

A 1923 Palladian mansion on the western bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Praya Palazzo houses 15 rooms and is accessed by private longtail boat.

Koh Mueangkarn Paradise View Resort

Resort featuring floating rooms on the Kwai River, nestled in the hills of Sai Yok, 2-3 hours from Bangkok and near Erawan and Sai Yok National Parks.

Khao Sok Riverside Cottages

Traditional wooden cottages 4.5 km from Khao Sok National Park, riverside on the Sok River, featuring Thai restaurant and responsible tourism commitment.

Ibis Riverside

A 3-star hotel by Accor group on the Chao Phraya riverbank in Bangkok, featuring 266 river-view rooms, saltwater pool, and direct access to river ferries.

Hmong Resort

Located in Mok Cham Pae near Pang Oung, Hmong Resort offers 11 bungalows nestled in the mountains, with hiking, fishing and breathtaking sunrises over the lake.

Good time resort

On the banks of the Kwai River in Kanchanaburi, Good Times Resort offers rooms with views, a riverside restaurant, pool and water activities.

Bangkok Menam Riverside

5-star hotel with 525 rooms on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, 8 km from the Royal Palace, with river shuttles to the BTS and six restaurants.

Amdaeng

4-star boutique hotel with ten rooms on the Chao Phraya riverside, in the quiet Klong San neighborhood of Bangkok. Nye restaurant, rooftop and pool.

Rafting on the Mae Taeng River

Rafting down the Maetaeng River is an experience worth considering when visiting Chiang Mai Province. The starting point is located approximately 1.5 hours by car northwest of the old town.

Mangrove Excursions in Thailand

Immerse yourself in a unique ecosystem during an excursion through Thailand's mangroves. Between Krabi and Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, discover exceptional biodiversity by kayak or traditional boat.

Loy Krathong, the Festival of Lights

It's one of Thailand's most beautiful celebrations. Of Brahmanical origin, Loy Krathong is also known as the Festival of Lights. For the occasion, thousands of floating offerings lit by candles drift across the country's waters.

Romantic Dinner Cruise on the Chao Phraya River

For many of us, luxury travel in Bangkok conjures images of spa retreats, fine dining experiences, or nights in a five-star residence. But have you ever considered a dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River? Watch in awe as the Royal Palace, monuments, and temples of Bangkok glide past, while the Chao Phraya Princess carries you away and moonlight dances across the water.

Cycling Tour in Bang Krachao

Pedal through the verdant sanctuary of Bang Krachao, one of Bangkok's most remarkable tourist attractions. The song of birds, the rustle of trees, and the gentle splash of rivers create a unique soundscape. Discover this hidden gem.

Bamboo Rafting in Chiang Mai

Travelers and explorers of Thailand have discovered in this traditional mode of transportation a thrilling and exhilarating leisure activity. You navigate waterways aboard a bamboo raft with paddles crafted from the same material.

Bangkok

Wat Phra Kaeo

The royal temple of the Emerald Buddha, at the heart of Bangkok's Grand Palace, founded in 1783 by Rama I on the island of Rattanakosin.

Ayutthaya

Wat Na Phra Men

The sole temple in Ayutthaya to escape destruction in 1767, Wat Na Phra Men preserves its original architecture and several ancient Buddhas.