Bangkok, Ayutthaya & Kanchanaburi
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About This Package
A trip for people interested in history, or for a second visit to Thailand. From Bangkok you spend a day among the ruined temples of Ayutthaya, then drive west to Kanchanaburi, where the Second World War railway and the Bridge on the River Kwai were built.
Kanchanaburi also has the Erawan Falls, seven tiers of turquoise pools you can swim in. Everything is by road, so there are no domestic flights, and no drive is longer than three hours.
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Package Highlights
- The temple ruins of Ayutthaya, the old Thai capital
- The Bridge on the River Kwai and the Death Railway
- Swimming at the Erawan Falls
- A night on the river in Kanchanaburi
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Private transfer from Suvarnabhumi airport • Evening in Chinatown (Yaowarat)
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Starting from
NPR 47,000
per person
Everything inside Thailand: hotels, transfers, the tours in the itinerary and any flights within Thailand. Flights from Kathmandu and the visa fee are not included.
Price checked on 24 September 2026
Cost Includes
- 3 nights in Bangkok and 2 nights in Kanchanaburi, 3-star hotels with breakfast
- Private car and driver for all transfers and day trips
- Guided Ayutthaya day trip
- Death Railway train ticket
- Chao Phraya dinner cruise
Cost Excludes
- Return flights between Kathmandu and Bangkok (we quote these for your dates)
- Thai tourist visa fee, about NPR 5,000
- Erawan national park fee, 300 baht, and Ayutthaya temple tickets, about 50 baht each
- Travel insurance
- Meals not listed in the itinerary
- Personal spending, tips and optional activities
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Practical Tips
- Wear shoes that can get wet at the Erawan Falls; the path between the tiers is slippery.
- Temples, including the Grand Palace, ask for covered shoulders and knees. Pack one pair of long trousers or a long skirt.
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