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The Ancient City is a park that has been called the world's largest outdoor museum, with accurately and meticulously recreated replicas of Thailand’s most historically significant structures.

The ancient Siamese capitol of Ayutthaya celebrates its glorious past with historical exhibitions, traditional cultural processions and entertainment, and light and sound presentations.

Travel to the former capital of Thailand before embarking on a relaxing river cruise back to Bangkok. Tour the deserted sights and ruins of Ayutthaya, the once illustrious capital of the Thai Empire.

Drift past Bangkok and scenic Thai countryside as the current of the Chao Phraya and its canals carries you back into the past to glimpse the traditional lifestyles of the Thai people.

Get a feel for the luxurious lifestyles of Thailand’s elite as you visit three royal palaces and mansions. Wander the grounds of these opulent estates that now house the treasures and artifacts of Thailand’s heritage.

Drive through Thailand’s picturesque countryside before an unforgettable boat tour on one of the many canals. Experience provincial Thai lifestyle and view the daily bustle at a popular floating market.

Visit the Death Railway Museum to learn about the men forced to live, work, and often lose their lives by the railway. Then, ride the railroad that memorializes the hard work of these men and the harsh realities of war.

Experience the exotic sights, sounds, and dance of Thailand when you embark a luxurious dinner cruise of the River of Kings (Chao Phraya River).

Enjoy a rich, full day of scenic Thai sightseeing. Visit one of the last authentic floating markets via longtail speed boat, and continue on to a spectacle with elephants and crocodiles.

Show everyone back home how well your trip to Thailand suited you. From fabric to fit, have a few custom-tailored additions to your wardrobe created where every seam is stitched with you in mind. Receive a complimentary additional pair of pants or a skirt when you book in advance online!