Three Dawei Tour
Fun & Adventure Tour
Elephant Riding, Bamboo Rafting, Canoeing in River Kwai, Tiger Temple
Tour Description
This tour is full of fun, excitement, and adventure. It gives you the opportunity to enjoy yourself doing outdoor fun and adventure activities in just one day without missing anything. Begin with elephant trekking and bamboo rafting before visiting the world famous Tiger Temple and finally get adrenaline out of your body through a canoeing journey along the River Kwai.
Itinerary
| 08:00 am. | Our A/C van will pick you up from your hotel/guesthouse in Kanchanaburi/Bangkok (If you start from Bangkok, we will pick you up at 06:00 am.) |
| 09:00 am. | Enjoy elephant riding and bamboo rafting along the Kwai River. |
| 11:30 am. | Depart for Tiger Temple |
| 12:00 pm. | Lunch at local restaurant (L) |
| 13:00 pm. | After lunch enjoy your time at the famous Tiger Temple and give you the chance to get very close to the majestic tigers! |
| 16:00 pm. | Fulfill your trip with a canoeing journey along the River Kwai. Get adrenaline out of your body and enjoy padding the water downstream on the historical river. |
| 17:30 pm. | Return to your accommodation in Kanchanaburi |
| Meals: B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner |
Services
Included Services
- A/C mini bus transportation guaranteed
- All entrance fees
- Lunch
- Drinking water & Cold towels
- English speaking guide
Excluded Services
- Alcoholic drinks & soft drinks
- Other services not mentioned in the program
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About Southern Myanmar
Sothern Myanmar is a newly open tourist destination and still very much undiscovered by foreign tourists. The key tourist attractions are stunning, untouched white sandy beaches along Myanmar’s southern coastline including the pristine Murgui Archipelago and other eye-catching natural attractions. Highlights of Southern Myanmar also include Golden Rock Pagoda, the World War II cemetery and “Death Railway”, and the world’s largest reclining Buddha. The areas cover Mon State, Karen State, and Tanintharyi Division. Over the past 50 years, Southern Myanmar has been locked off to outside world; foreign travelers were restricted to flying in and out of Dawei, Myeik and Kawthaung. Until late in 2013 the travel restrictions were relaxed, and it’s now possible to travel as far south as Myeik overland...
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