LEGENDARY THAILAND: BANGKOK + PATTAYA 4D3N TOUR

Highlights

• J-Park Nihon Mura: “Nihon Mura” translates to “Japan Village.” This is likely a themed area or complex designed with Japanese aesthetics, offering a cultural experience, perhaps with Japanese-style shops, restaurants, or gardens.
• Khao Chi Chan: Also known as Buddha Mountain, Khao Chi Chan is famous for the gigantic sculptural image of Buddha etched onto the side of a limestone hill using gold. It’s a significant religious and scenic site.
• Pattaya Night Market: This refers to a vibrant evening market in Pattaya. Night markets are popular in Thailand for street food, local handicrafts, clothing, souvenirs, and a lively atmosphere for evening browsing and dining.
• Nong Nooch Tropical Garden w/ Elephant Show: Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is a vast and beautifully landscaped botanical garden featuring a variety of themed gardens, cultural shows, and a popular elephant show.
• Jewelry Exhibition and Processing Center: This is a facility where visitors can learn about the process of jewelry making, from raw materials to finished products, and also view or purchase various jewelry items.
• Wat Arun: Also known as the Temple of Dawn, Wat Arun is a stunning Buddhist temple located on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. It’s famous for its magnificent central prang (tower), which is adorned with colorful ceramics and porcelain, especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset.
• King Power: King Power is a prominent duty-free retail group in Thailand. This stop likely refers to a large King Power complex where tourists can shop for a wide range of duty-free products, including luxury goods, cosmetics, electronics, and Thai souvenirs.