PROGRAM 3 DAYS, 2 NIGHTS
| DAY ONE |
Bangkok – Sai Noi Ecotourism Village Community |
| MORNING |
Assemble at the meeting point.
Head to Sai Noi Ecotourism Village Community.
Upon arrival at the village, you’ll be greeted with a welcome ceremony and listen to the community’s history and itinerary for the next few days. |
| NOON |
Lunch. (1) |
| AFTERNOON |
Enjoy learning activities, including:
– Learning how to cook 9 auspicious Thai Desserts.
Ride a bike to learn about a unique massaging tool made from coconut shells. |
| EVENING |
Dinner and leisure time. (2)
Stay at Homestay Sai Noi or accommodation of a similar quality. |
| DAY TWO |
Sai Noi Ecotourism Village Community |
| MORNING |
Make offerings to the monks in front of the homestay.
Learning how to make ancient ‘Mon’ bricks.
Breakfast. (3)
Enjoy learning activities.
– Riding a bike to explore the lifestyle and culture of Sai Noi community.
– Learning how to breed auspicious plants and lime trees.
– Paying respect to the sacred Buddha statue and exploring Maha-Ut Ubosot, a historic site built during the Ayutthaya period.
– Experiencing work as a corn farmer. Try picking and boiling waxy corn and also learn about ‘gros michel’ bananas, known for their aromatic and sweet taste. |
| NOON |
Lunch is served with a variety of dishes such as noodles, Som Tam (spicy salad) and Pad Thai. (4) |
| AFTERNOON |
Enjoy learning activities.
– Learn how to make herbal balm
– Cooking up Mi Krop (crispy rice noodles). |
| EVENING |
Tuck into dinner and check out a performance from local youths. (5)
Stay at Homestay Sai Noi or accommodation of a similar quality. |
| DAY THREE |
Sai Noi Ecotourism Village Community – Ayutthaya Elephant Camp – Million Toy Museum by Krirk Yoonpun – Ban Kong Por Sufficiency Economy Learning Center – Wat Phukhao Thong – Bangkok |
| MORNING |
Make offerings to the monks in front of the homestay.
Breakfast. (6)
Enjoy learning activities.
– Paying respect to the sacred Buddha statue and exploring Maha-Ut Ubosot, a historic site built during the Ayutthaya period.
– Explore the local lifestyles of the surrounding area.
– Learn how to make bio-fertilizer |
| NOON |
Lunch. (7) |
| AFTERNOON |
Head to Ayutthaya Elephant Camp.
Arrive at the camp, which was formerly known as ‘Pang Chang Ayutthaya’ (the name was changed to bring about good luck). The camp is dedicated to preserving and breeding Thai elephants, and follows a standardized system of looking after the giant animals. It was also the first elephant camp in the world to start a successful elephant breeding program of a certain type, which you can learn all about – and see the results yourself with many baby elephants having been born here. Have fun feeding the elephants too.
Head to Million Toy Museum by Krirk Yoonpun.
Explore the museum, which displays high-quality toys from around the world, including old and modern toys, as well as Thai toys made from a variety of materials.
Head to Ban Kong Por Sufficiency Economy Learning Center.
Arrive at the center, which as also known as ‘Bang Kong Por’. This learning center was established to provide knowledge about new agricultural theories and concepts for everyone, based on the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy of King Rama IX.
Visit Wat Phukhao Thong, a temple that was constructed during the reign of King Ramesuan in the early Ayutthaya period. |
| EVENING |
Head back to Bangkok.
Arrive back in Bangkok to end the trip. |
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The tour program is subject to change without prior notice due to possible
weather and/ or drop off location for safety reasons.
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