Our Airport Meeting Point Welcome! To ensure a smooth and hassle-free pickup from the airport, please take note of our meeting point instructions for both of Bangkok's airports. After you've collected your luggage from the baggage claim area, look for our representative or driver, who will be holding a sign with your name. 1. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (For Both International and Domestic Flights) Location: Our representative or driver will be waiting for you at Gate 3 on Level 2 inside the building. They will have a signboard with your name for easy identification. 2. Don Mueang Airport Meeting Points -International Flights: If you're arriving on an international flight, our representative or driver will meet you with a signboard displaying your name at Gate 5 in Terminal 1, inside the building. - Domestic Flights: For those arriving from within Thailand, please proceed to Gate 11 in Terminal 2 where our representative or driver will be waiting with a signboard with your name, also inside the building. Should you face any difficulty in locating the driver or our representative at the meeting point, please do not hesitate to contact our company immediately. For the fastest response, we highly recommend calling our mobile number or reaching out to us via WhatsApp. When you're drawn to both nature and history, Kanchanaburi stands out as a must-visit destination. This place masterfully blends historical sites with lush tropical landscapes, and it's conveniently located just 3 hours from Bangkok. Kanchanaburi, a province in western Thailand, is teeming with activities that might make you want to extend your stay and fall deeper in love with it. For nature enthusiasts, there's no shortage of attractions. The province is surrounded by several national parks, offering chances to marvel at stunning waterfalls, diverse wildlife including gibbons, monkeys, and a variety of birds. 1. Bridge on the River Kwai (Death Railway Bridge) The River Kwai Bridge is Kanchanaburi's most iconic landmark. Built during WWII by prisoners to support the Thai-Burmese railway, it's a piece of controversial history. The bridge, part of the infamous "Death Railway," owes its name to the numerous lives lost during its construction. Visitors can walk or take a train across the bridge, parts of which remain from the original structure. The area is also a market hub, with stalls selling food and souvenirs. 2. Retreat by a Floating Water Villa Experience ultimate relaxation in a wooden villa floating on water. Enjoy the serenity of nature from your private balcony, dive into the water from your deck, explore by boat, or canoe at your leisure. Witness breathtaking sunsets over the jungle. 3. Erawan Waterfall This 7-tiered waterfall in the tropical rainforest boasts unique beauty at each level. The first two tiers are easily accessible, offering a cool, refreshing escape. The "Fish Palace" at the second tier is a perfect spot for photos and a swim among gentle fish. For a crowd-free experience, visit early in the morning. -Note: Swimming is currently prohibited due to the pandemic. -Hours: Daily, 7 AM - 4 PM -Price: 300 Thai Baht/person -Contact: 034-574288 4. Prasat Muang Singh National Park Travel back in time at this significant historical park, once the westernmost outpost of the Khmer empire. The park is dotted with buildings and ancient ruins, centered around the Bayon-style main shrine, Prasat Muang Singh. 5. Wat Thipsukhontharam Home to the 32-meter-tall bronze Buddha statue amidst landscaped gardens, this site is a serene place for contemplation and admiration. 6. Wooden Mon Bridge Thailand's longest wooden bridge in Sangkhla Buri, built in the 1980s, stretches across the Song Kalia River to Mon village Wang Kha. It's a testament to traditional craftsmanship and community spirit. 7. Chong Kai War Cemetery Originally established by POWs, this cemetery is the final resting place for 1,426 Commonwealth and 313 Dutch soldiers from WWII. It's a beautifully maintained site of remembrance. 8. Open Vibe Cafe in Rice Fields Enjoy a meal in a charming cottage amidst rice fields, with a view of Wat Tham Sua temple. It's an ideal spot for dining and photography, offering a glimpse into Thailand's rural beauty. Kanchanaburi seamlessly merges the past with natural splendor, making it an enriching and unforgettable destination.