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Take our Suggested Thailand Tours Category and use it for ideas to get started on turning your Thailand Holiday into a reality.

If you wish us to take you on a tour, it will be hand crafted just for you. Your Tour of Thailand will be uniquely yours. These suggestions are here to help you get started. If one of these suggested tours is close to what you want, we take it as the starting point for sketching your personal tour. Feel free to pull them apart and reconstruct them as you wish. Even if you do not take a tour with us, please still feel free to use any ideas or suggestions found here to make your own Thailand Holiday more enjoyable.
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If you want us to create a custom tour just for you, please use our Request Price form so we can commence creating your very own Unique Thailand Tour. We also recommend visiting the Tourism Authority of Thailand website for additional ideas.

Thailand Temples, Mountain Views and Military History

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Thailand Temples Temple Wat Pha Sorn Kaew Phetchabun

Have you ever noticed how important mountains appear to be to mankind? They often have Temples, Cathedrals or War Memorials on top of them. This tour explores Thailand Temples and Military History while showing you some of the most spectacular Mountain Views that Thailand has to offer This tour includes: A temple & shrine tour of Bangkok. Easily exchangeable for a market and shopping spree if you are “templed out” A drive to the Phetchabun Mountain Ranges stopping at the Buddhist

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Thailand Anzac Tour

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Part of our Thailand Anzac Tour. Tham Krasae Bridge Wampo Viaduct

Our Thailand Anzac Tour is definitely one of our favorite tours. It centers around the Thai Burma Railway (Death Railway) in the Kanchanaburi  Provence. During the Second World War Many prisoners of war (POW) from Australia, New Zealand and other Allied Nations, together with many civilian workers, were used by the Japanese to build a railway from Thailand to Burma. This was intended to be used to transport men and equipment for the Japanese forces in their war effort in South

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