Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia 10-Day Tour

D3: Long-tail Boat on Chao Phraya River – Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha Temple – Royal Reception Hall (exterior) – King Rama V Palace – Nakhon Pathom – Bridge on the River Kwai – Night Cruise on River Kwai Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: Thai hot pot restaurant; Dinner: River Kwai floating house – bamboo raft set meal with karaoke After breakfast, head to the pier to take a long-tail boat to tour the Chao Phraya River, known as the "Venice of the East," passing Wat Arun and visiting the floating market. Then visit Thailand's magnificent Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple (60 min), a must-see for tourists from all countries, equivalent to China's Forbidden City. When entering, please observe Buddhist etiquette; do not behave rudely or dress casually. Lunch is Thai hot pot. In the afternoon, visit the King Rama V Teak Palace (20 min). The palace was built entirely without nails, and exhibits such as ivory, silverware, and crystal let visitors learn about a century of Thai royal life. The familiar story of "Anna and the King" took place here. The afternoon focuses on Nakhon Pathom and the River Kwai, beginning a journey of culture and leisure. First, visit Phra Pathom Chedi (20 min), Thailand's oldest city with about 3,000 years of history and the place where Buddhism first spread to Thailand, thus a Buddhist holy site. The great pagoda symbolizes Thai Buddhist faith and loyalty to the royal family. Then drive to see the world-famous Bridge on the River Kwai from WWII, paying respects to historical relics. By the time we reach the River Kwai, it's near dusk. The most exciting part is boarding the local specialty bamboo raft floating house for a romantic and beautiful River Kwai journey (60 min total). As night falls, under the guide's direction, everyone boards the boat. Waiting on the floating house is a sumptuous floating set meal. Accompanied by soft songs and evening breeze, with stars dotting the peaceful river, everyone dines and dances and sings. The River Kwai will become a karaoke night; let's enjoy this paradise-like evening. Later, watch the magical performance of "Floating Nun" (20 min). Return to the Bangkok hotel late at night with a happy mood. D4: Jewelry & Leather – Elephant Riding + Crocodile Fishing + Carriage Ride – Golden Triangle – Oriental Princess Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: Dragon City Ice Skating Restaurant; Dinner: Oriental Princess cruise set meal After breakfast, visit the Royal Gems Center (120 min) and Leather Center (90 min) for fine craftsmanship, excellent quality, and Thai government certification. Lunch at Dragon City Ice Skating Restaurant, the world's largest restaurant according to Guinness World Records. Then head to the resort city of Pattaya. In the afternoon, the highlight is the Adventure Boat vs. Crocodile Lake (40 min). First, ride an elephant through forests and fields, enjoying Thailand's unique charm. Then board an adventure boat to venture into the crocodile lake—please be very careful. But once offshore, no more reminders are needed; you'll be surrounded by crocodiles big and small. Experience feeding crocodiles; the fierce crocodiles' roaring as they flip and pounce is chilling. Please hold hands and go together. Still shaken, take a carriage ride away from the impressive Thailand Crocodile Lake. In the afternoon, visit the Golden Triangle Folk Park (30 min), including the Northern Thai Ethnic Village, 93rd Division Museum, Lone Army Equipment Room, Drugs and War Memorial, Khun Sa History, Headhunter Tribe, etc., to learn about the mysterious Golden Triangle and the bizarre history of the KMT 93rd Division. Pattaya's night is a colorful picture composed of various entertainment shows, eateries, and roadside bars. Tonight's show is more Thai-style: Oriental Princess (60 min), a must-visit for foreign tourists. What's famous is not the Siamese Bay night view but the beauty of the Oriental Princesses. The exquisite song and dance performances of Thai transvestites make it hard to tell male from female. On board, we'll get close to them. The beautiful transvestite princesses who serve you dishes and dance with you are in gorgeous costumes. A reminder: if "harassed" by them, stay calm and composed. Please D5: Golden Sand & Coral Island – Nong Nooch Garden – Tropical Fruit Garden – Traditional Thai Massage Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: Golden Sand Island seafood feast; Dinner: Thai flavor After hotel breakfast, the guide, already in shorts and short sleeves and holding a towel, waits for you in the lobby. Remember not to wear long pants and leather shoes for the sea trip. Take a speedboat speeding across the waves to Pattaya's most beautiful island, Golden Sand Island (150 min). The golden sand and blue waves of Golden Sand Island are the best among surrounding islands. The island is calm year-round, and the feng shui of "green dragon on the left, white tiger on the right" hides magical power. Legend says a mermaid's ruby magic ring fell into the sea and formed this island, protecting local fishermen and tourists from water disasters. Clear seawater, blue sky, snow-white beaches, and colorful tropical fish make you linger in this fairyland. Relax and vacation on this island, swim and play freely, or snorkel in the South Pacific, or take a glass-bottom wooden boat to see beautiful tropical undersea coral wonders. Special reminder: sea activities are not covered by ordinary accident insurance; tourists need to sign a separate policy. Stay on the island for a full two and a half hours, no cutting corners, so everyone can fully enjoy the ease and joy of the sea. In the afternoon, visit Nong Nooch Garden (90 min). The folk performance lets you experience Thai local dances, Muay Thai, cockfighting, wedding ceremonies, etc. The elephant show will make you laugh heartily. You may even want to adopt a cute elephant home. You can also see hardworking little monkeys helping their owners climb trees to pick coconuts. On the way back, visit the Southeast Asian Tropical Fruit Garden (30 min): rambutan, rose apple, banana, star fruit, mangosteen, mango, dragon fruit, and more. Please open your belly and wipe your drool—eat your fill for a worthwhile trip! Then enjoy a traditional Thai massage (60 min) to relieve the day's fatigue. At night, Pattaya's colorful nightlife awaits you—dancing, neon lights, or strolling along the tropical beach. Consult your local guide for details. D6: Siam Wonders – Temple of the Reclining Buddha – Local Products – Snake Medicine – Transvestite Cabaret Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: city restaurant; Dinner: Jinbao Chinese cuisine In the morning, drive to tour Siam Wonders Five Flavors (90 min). The Seven-Precious Buddha Mountain is spectacular with the mountain as Buddha; the King Rama IX Temple is the current Thai king's future palace; the Wax Museum reflects Thailand's ancient and modern worlds and is highly worth visiting; the Relic Pagoda is a Buddhist holy site; the Immortal Footprint tells the story of the Buddha in the Siamese Bay. At the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, ask for Buddha's blessing for peace (60 min). On the way back to Bangkok, rest at the Local Products Market (45 min). After entering Bangkok, watch the bare-handed snake-catching show at the Snake Research Center (90 min). But the magical thing is Thai snake medicine, which has been world-renowned for many years with remarkable effects. Tonight, watch the world-famous transvestite cabaret show (60 min). Thai transvestites have historically been trained specifically for song and dance; because they are naturally expressive, their performances have reached a peak—hard to tell male from female, wonderful and unforgettable. After the show, you can admire them up close, compare who is more beautiful, and don't forget to take photos! D7: Bangkok – Singapore – Civic Plaza – Orchard Road – Resorts World – Merlion Reference flight: Bangkok–Singapore Singapore accommodation: Hotel 81 or equivalent; Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: depending on flight; Dinner: city restaurant; Say goodbye to unforgettable Thailand. Before leaving, you may buy some Thai bird's nest as gifts (60 min). Fly from Bangkok to the garden city of Singapore. Drive to Civic Plaza (10 min), Elizabeth Park, Supreme Court, etc., then arrive at Singapore's landmark Merlion (30 min). A glimpse of Singapore will leave you with unforgettable memories. D8: Singapore – Mount Faber – Jewelry & Department Store – Kuala Lumpur Breakfast & Lunch: Singapore restaurant; Dinner: city restaurant; Kuala Lumpur accommodation: Maluri or equivalent After breakfast, go to Singapore's second highest point, Mount Faber (30 min), and visit jewelry (60 min) and department store (30 min). After lunch, enter Malaysia from the border city of Johor Bahru and drive to Kuala Lumpur, about four hours. Stay overnight in Kuala Lumpur. D9: Kuala Lumpur – Royal Palace (exterior) – National Mosque – Merdeka Square – Monument – Folk Museum – Jewelry & Watches – Genting Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: city; Dinner: Genting; Genting accommodation: First World or equivalent After breakfast, visit the Sultan's Palace (20 min) exterior, National Mosque (20 min), National Heroes Monument, Merdeka Square (30 min), Folk Museum, Malay Stilt Houses (45 min). Then visit jewelry (60 min) and watches (30 min). Afterwards, head to Malaysia's Prime Minister's Office, Petronas Twin Towers Square, Floating Mosque, Putra Square, etc. (60 min). After lunch, pass by the Hindu holy site Batu Caves. Then drive to Genting Highlands, known as the Monte Carlo of Southeast Asia, and take the world's longest cable car directly to the misty mysterious mountaintop Genting Casino. Along the way, simulated wild beasts and rare birds look lifelike, as if in a forest. After hotel dinner, free time. Please dress neatly; at the luxurious Genting Casino, try your luck and good fortune will follow. (If weekends, holidays, or peak season, stay in Kuala Lumpur instead of Genting.) D10: Genting – Chocolate – Pewter – Local Products – Sam Poh Well – Sam Poh Temple – Dutch Square – Church – Johor Bahru Breakfast: hotel buffet; Lunch: city; Dinner: city; Johor Bahru accommodation: Good Hope or equivalent In the morning, enjoy the highland scenery, take the cable car back to mid-mountain, then drive down. Visit the Chocolate Shop (30 min), the Pewter Factory (30 min) exclusively for Malay nobility, and the Malay Local Products Shop (30 min) to buy gifts. Then head to Malacca, the witness and birthplace of Malaysian history. Visit Sam Poh Temple + Sam Poh Well (30 min), Dutch Square, Queen Victoria Fountain, St. Paul's Church, Portuguese Red House exterior (60 min). At the Portuguese fortress, gaze at the Malacca Strait and recall history; at Zheng He's great ship, discuss the past and present. Everywhere you can feel the wonderful blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian cultures. After touring this historical city, drive to the Kuala Lumpur hotel. D11: Singapore – Guangzhou – Zhangjiajie Flights: Singapore–Guangzhou, Guangzhou–Zhangjiajie After breakfast, transfer to Singapore Airport, fly to Guangzhou, China, and transfer back to Zhangjiajie. Then return to your warm home. Wish you a pleasant journey! ----------The above itinerary and flights are subject to change without notice. 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