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wounds in their stomachs. Miraculously, they survived, and the temple quickly earned a reputation as a tiger haven. " When the villagers saw how we tended to the first tigers they brought others. Some were injured by hunters who had a change of heart, others by people who did not want the tiger near their village but also did not want to see it die," Phusit said. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) estimates that there are between 150 and 500 tigers remaining in the wild in Thailand. Healthy tigers from the Temple are sent back to the forest once they are ready to return. To return to the wild, the tigers do not have far to go. The tiger temple sits on a small plain surrounded by jagged rocky outcrops about 40 kilometers beyond the famous World War II - The Bridge on the River Kwai. " This trip is famous tour and popular tour for tourist from every country Now. "06.30 - 45 Hrs. Pick you up from Bangkok Hotel and Leave from Bangkok for Kanchanaburi Province. Visit to World War ll Cemetery of allied prisoners of war , Continue toWorld War ll Museum , and Bridge over the River Kwai with process to Saiyok Noi Fall enjoy and relax at water fall,
12.00 Hrs. lunch at local restaurant in Kanchanaburi .
13.00 Hrs. Visit Tiger Temple Buddhist tiger temple ( Wild tiger in Tiger Temple Kanchanaburi Thailand.) in the dimension of Tiger Island Project and then hug a Tiger.
15.45 Hrs. Departure from Tiger Temple ( Buddhist tiger temple ) and leave from Kanchanaburi to Bangkok.
17.00 Hrs. to 18.00 Hrs. Arrived Bangkok.
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Kanchanaburi Package 2D1N Erawan
Kanchanaburi Erawan Waterfall 2 Days 1 Night " Daily Departure from Bangkok "
Itinerary tour:
Day 1
06:30 Pick-up from various hotels in Bangkok.
09:30 Arrive to Kanchanaburi, first stop at the World War II cemetery.
10:00 World War II museum & Bridge over the river Kwai to look at surrounding.
12:00 Arrive to the train station trip on the train around 1 hr.
13:00 Have lunch at KITTI rafts restaurant.
14:00 Trip to rafting on bamboo raft downstream a leisurely picturesque along the
Kwai Noi river.
15:00 Arrive to elephant camp for elephant ride trip into the jungle.
16:00 Visit to Sai Yok Noi waterfall.
17.00 Return to KITTI rafts restaurant have dinner. Served in local Thai style.
18:30 Check in at KITTI rafts house enjoy your free time and then fallowed relax
with cool breezy and stay overnight.
Day 2
07:00 Breakfast (ABF set)
07:30 Relax your free time & Check out.
08:00 Trips to Erawan national park.
09:30 Arrive to Erawan national park to visit Erawan waterfall, it seven steps
waterfall is a most beautiful in the western area of Thailand. Enjoy your
time trekking, swimming, relax at waterfall.
13:00 Return to KITTI rafts restaurant have lunch.
14:00 Depart from KITTI rafts restaurant comeback to Bangkok.
Before 19:00 Arrive in Bangkok.
Price: 3,800 Baht
Tour included:
Transportation by A/C minibus.
English speaking guide.
Train ticket.
National park ticket.
4 meals.
Elephant riding; Bamboo rafting.
Accommodation 1 night A/C room on KITTI rafts house.
Excluded: Ticket World War II museum; soft drinks.
Critique of Tiger Temple Kanchanaburi Thailand
Some claim the Tiger Temple's philosophy for animal conservation is flawed. An organization named Care for the Wild International claimed that based on information collected between 2005 and 2008 the Tiger Temple is involved in clandestine exchange of tigers with the owner of a tiger farm in Laos contravening the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species and national laws of Thailand and Laos. It claimed it operates as a tiger
breeding facility without having a respective license as required under the Thai Wild Animals Reservation and Protection Act of 1992. It also claims animal welfare problems at the Tiger Temple are severe and include poor accommodation, lack of appropriate environments and veterinary care, and physical abuse of the tigers to make them compliant for visiting tourists.However, most of the claims in the internet, and the information in the report are the same (some think it looks like a deliberate 'sting'), and Care for the Wild was previously not very well known. According to the report Care for the Wild did not find any evidence of the tigers being drugged. After the report, many press turned up at the temple but they were not able to substantiate the claims. Articles that look like they are negative are reporting the publication of the report and are not based on further evidence. The Thai government also investigated the temple again (although they had done so previously) and said that the tigers were well looked after. The temple has also been now given an official permit to breed tigers. It is also possible for any visitor to view the tiger accommodation, including Tiger Island, which is nearly completed.
Since the report by Care for the Wild International, a coalition of 39 prominent conservation groups, including the Humane Society International, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the World Society for the Protection of Animals and the World Wide Fund for Nature, have penned a letter to the Director General of National Parks in Thailand under the name 'The International Tiger Coalition.' [4] This letter urges the Director General to take action against the Tiger Temple over its import and export of 12 tigers with Laos, its lack of connection with accredited conservation breeding programmes, and to genetically test the tigers at the Tiger Temple in order to determine their pedigree and value to tiger conservation programmes. It concludes that the 'Temple does not have the facilities, the skills, the relationships with accredited zoos, or even the desire to manage its tigers in an appropriate fashion. Instead, it is motivated both in display of the tigers to tourists and in its illegal trading of tigers purely by profit.' Jasmijn
Tiger Temple Thailand
In 1999, the temple received the first tiger cub, that had been found by villagers and died soon
after. Later, several tiger cubs were given to the temple over time, typically when the mothers had been killed by poachers, others who wanted to get rid of their tiger "pets" or those were under pressure to do so as laws and policies surrounding the keeping of protected species became more strict.[1] As of 2007, over 21 cubs have been born at the temple, and the total number of tigers is about 12 adult tigers and 4 cubs. As of late March 2011, the total number of tigers living at the temple has risen to almost 90.The Tiger Temple practices a different conservation philosophy than in the west. Being a forrest monastery no alcohol is allowed on site. Additionally "appropriate" clothing must be worn by women covering their shoulders and knees so as not to offend the working monks within the site. No bright coloured [red] clothes, no sleeveless or strapless tops or shorts/mini skirts for women. Additionally, no shawls or wraps for the upper or lower body should be worn.
The temple charges 600 Baht admission (fee correct as of March 2011). Day trips are also available from Bangkok and the journey takes 2-2.5hours. The temple has 300 to 600 visitors a day. There are donation boxes in various locations around the temple for those who wish to support the sanctuary. It is also possible for visitors to pay to join the volunteers in the tigers' morning or evening exercise programme. A maximum of 20 guests can do this at the one time. According to temple staff, it costs about 100 USD per tiger per day for the tigers' feeding and care. There are western staff on site selling the additional services although the handlers tend to be local Thai females.
Guests can also pay to engage in other activities with the tigers. These include bottle feeding tiger cubs, exercising adolescent tigers, bathing tigers, hand-feeding tigers and posing with sleeping adult tigers.
The tigers are washed and handled by Thai monks, international volunteers and local staff. Once a day they are walked on leashes to a nearby quarry. Originally they would roam around freely in this area but now, with the increase in visitors and the amount of tigers who sit in the canyon, they are chained for safety reasons. The staff closely guide visitors as they greet, sit with, and pet the cats. The staff keep the tigers under control and the abbot will intervene if the tiger gets agitated. Nervous tourists may also observe this from about 10 metres away. The temple claims the entry fee is for feeding and upkeep, and to fund the building of a larger tiger sanctuary which would allow the animals to live in an almost natural environment all day long. Some parts of the new sanctuary are open and inhabited with tigers, i.e. Tiger Falls and other parts are still in construction as they are awaiting the right type of fencing around the moat. The temple is also reforesting a large amount of land nearby ('Buddhist Park') in order to give tigers a chance to be released into the wild in the future.
Due to the lack of managed breeding programmes and publicly available DNA data the pedigree of the tigers is not known for certain, but it is thought that they are Indochinese Tigers, except Mek who is a Bengal Tiger. There is also a possibility that there may be some of the newly discovered Malayan Tigers and it is likely that many are cross breeds or hybrids.
Tiger Temple Thailand Location
The temple is located in the Saiyok district of Thailand's Kanchanaburi province, not far from the border with Myanmar, some 38 km (24 mi) north-west of Kanchanaburi along the 323 highway.
Tiger Temple Thailand - Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua
Tiger Temple, or Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, is a Theravada Buddhist temple in western Thailand that was founded in 1994 as a forest temple and sanctuary for wild animals, among them several tigers.
Kanchanaburi
Kanchanaburi is Thailand's third largest province, covering an area of 19,486 square kilometers. 
Amphoe of which Amphoe Muang, Amphoe Sai Yok, Amphoe Thong Pha Phum, Amphoe Sangkhlaburi, Amphoe Tha Muang, Amphoe Bo Phloi, and Amphoe Si Sawat are tourist destinations.
Kanchanaburi is the site of the world-famous Bridge Over The River Kwae, immortalized in books and movies, and is noted for rugged natural beauty where mountains and river valleys have inspired development of hydro-electric power and where labyrinthine reservoirs provide further scenic elements to the province's natural beauty.
Beyond the compact provincial capital, some 130 kilometers, and a comfortable 2-hour drive from Bangkok, where the Kwae Yai and the Kwae Noi rivers unite to form the Mae Klong River, Kanchanaburi unfolds in progressively arresting scenic beauty in a landscape characterized by several waterfalls, caves once inhabited by Neolithic man, national parks and tranquil riverside and reservoir settings.
Opportunities abound for rustic living aboard rafts on dazzling rivers and reservoirs, and provide the focal point for memorable holidays for nature lovers who delight in natural surroundings and pleasures without sacrificing basic comforts.
Boundary
North Connects with Myanmar.
South Connects with Ratcha Buri and Nakhon Pathom Provinces.
East Connects with Suphan Buri Province.
West Connects with Myanmar.
Kanchanaburi Province is divided into 10 Amphoes and 2 king Amphoes (sub-districts). The distances from Amphoe Muang to other Amphoes are as follow :
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Bophloi 40 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Lao Khwan 98 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Phanom Thuan 24 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Sai Yok 50 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Sangkhla Buri 230 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Si Sawat 102 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Tha Maka 30 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Tha Muang 12 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Thong Pha Phum 145 kms.
Amphoe Muang - Amphoe Dan Makham Tia 30 kms.
Amphoe Muang - King Amphoe Nong Pru 75 kms.
Amphoe Muang - King Amphoe Huai Kra Chao 60 kms.
TIGER TEMPLE KANCHANABURI THAILAND
Tiger Temple, or Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, is a Buddhist temple in Western Thailand which keeps numerous animals, among them several tigers that can be petted by visitors.The Theravada
Buddhist temple is located in the Saiyok district of Thailand\'s Kanchanaburi province, not far from the border with Myanmar, some 38 km north-west of Kanchanaburi along the 323 highway. It was founded in 1994 as a forest temple and sanctuary for numerous wild animals. In 1995 it received the Golden Jubilee Buddha Image, made of 80 kilograms of gold.
According to the abbot and others associated with the temple, in 1999, the temple received the first tiger cub, it had been found by villagers and died soon after. The story goes that several tiger cubs were later given to the temple over time, typically when the mothers had been killed by poachers, others who wanted to get rid of their tiger \"pets\" or those were under pressure to do so as laws and policies surrounding the keeping of protected species became more strict. As of 2007, over 21 cubs have been born at the temple and the total number of tigers is about 12 adult tigers and 4 cubs. As of late December 2009, the total number of tigers living at the temple has risen to almost 50.The subspecies of these tigers is unknown as none of them have been DNA tested, but it is thought that they are Indochinese Tigers, except Mek (a Bengal Tiger). There is also a possibility that there may be some of the newly discovered Malayan Tigers and it is likely that many are cross breeds or hybrids.They spend most of the time in cages, being fed with cooked chicken, beef and dry cat food. The meat is boiled to avoid giving the tigers a taste for blood[1] and also to kill the bird flu that may be present in raw fowl. According to the temple website the dry cat food replaces nutrients, such as taurine, that are lost when the meat is cooked. The tigers are washed and handled by Thai monks, international volunteers and local staff. Once a day they are walked on leashes to a nearby quarry. Originally they would roam around freely in this area but now, with the increase in visitors and the amount of tigers who sit in the canyon, they are chained for safety reasons. The staff closely guide visitors as they greet, sit with, and pet the cats. The staff keep the tigers under control and the abbot will intervene if the tiger gets agitated. Nervous tourists may also observe this from about 10 metres away. The temple claims the entry fee is for feeding and upkeep, and to fund the building of a larger tiger sanctuary which would allow the animals to live in an almost natural environment all day long. According to temple staff, it costs about 100 USD per tiger per day for their feeding and other care.
Damnernsaduak Floating Market Kanchanaburi River Kwai Tiger Temple Erawan Package Tour 2 days 1 night
| Tour Code : TLCT/FKANTP01 Damnernsaduak Floating Market ; Damnernsaduak is place where you can buy fruits, vegetable, food, and other products from the paddle boats. You will see life near the river where you can enjoy watching native people selling things. You will be visiting "Tao Tan" - Famous Palm Sugar, and Royal Thai Handy Craft Village. Kanchanaburi (กาญจนบุรี) is 150 km west of Bangkok on an excellent, scenic highway. The province is a popular resort with long history, ancient civilisation and an abundance of tourist destinations, both natural attractions and human made attractions. It is the location of the internationally-known death railway “Kwai Bridge” from the historic World War II and the setting of the film "The Bridge over the River Kwai". The province is a home of 6 National Parks, many spectacular waterfalls, the cemetery of Prisons of War from the World War II and by the border to Myanmar, it is a settlement of Mon and Karen. It is also where 3 rivers converge. The natural attractions are also sources of adventure activities such as white water rafting, bamboo rafting, trekking, elephant trekking, bird watching and many more. Other outdoor activities are also available such as golf, fishing and horse riding. Tiger Temple Kanchanaburi Thailand; Tiger Temple, or Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, is a Buddhist temple in Western Thailand which keeps numerous animals, among them several tigers that can be petted by visitors.
Day 2 : Kanchanaburi - Erawan National Park - Bangkok
Breakfast (ABF set)
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River Kwai Kanchanaburi Trekking Day Tour
KANCHANABURI is Thailand´s third largest of 76 provinces. It is located 130 km west of Bangkok and covers an area of 19,480 km². About 735,000 inhabitant are living in Kanchanaburi province which borders Myanmar (Burma) at the north-west. Kanchanaburi town has a population of 54,000 and was originally established by King Rama I as a first line of defence against the Burmese, who might use the old invasion route through the Three Pagodas Pass on the Thai-Myanmar border. It is situated on the River Kwai and the home of the famous Bridge on the River Kwai, immortalized in Pierre Boulle´s same named novel and David Lean's movie. Every year in late November and early December the River Kwai Bridge Festival is held at the bridge with a spectacular Sound & Light Show. This event reminds to the history of the Death Railway and the bombardments during World War II. Early morning pick you up from various hotels in Bangkok by air-conditioned minibus and depart for Kanchanaburi province about 130 kilometer west of Bangkok. Visit the War Museum, where they have collection of drawings, pictures and items connected to the World War II - the museum is replica of a Japanese concentration camp. The next visit is the infamous Bridge over the River Kwai. With the Death Railway Train and Saiyok Noi Fall and then return back to Bangkok.
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Tour Code : TLCT/KAN02 
River Kwai Tiger Temple Tour Full Day Tour
| River Kwai Tiger Temple Tour Full Day Tour KANCHANABURI Province As a result, several of Thailand's largest Namtok (waterfalls) and most extensive wildlife sanctuaries are found in this area.The magnificent landscape and charming beauty of Kanchanaburi have resulted in major tourist attractions including several well-known waterfalls, caves which were once inhabited by Neolithic man, pristine national parks, tranquil rivers, virgin forests, and reservoir. Together, they offer an intriguing experience for first-time or repeat visitors. Whether its fishing, rafting, canoeing, mountain biking, bird-watching, star-gazing, golfing, elephant and jungle trekking, or even living in bamboo rafts, Kanchanaburi takes pride in offering them all. The city of Kanchanaburi is located at the point where two tributaries, the Khwae Noi and Khwae Yai meet and form the Maenam Mae Klong. This is the location of the notorious Death Railway and the Bridge on the River Khwae one of the worlds famous World War II sites which have been immortalized in print and film. In economic terms, Kanchanaburi has been doing well on a national scale, with over 10 per cent growth annually. Important industries include sugar, agricultural products and jewelry. Tourism is also a main source of income for the locals as the provinces high tourism potential has made Kanchanaburi number one among the west provinces in having the highest number of visitors each year. Residents of Kanchanaburi Province are engaged in agricultural activities. Most of the locals are of Thai ancestry with notable Mon and Karen minorities. Rural dwellers enjoy living simply and respecting nature. Moreover folk music and dances dating back at least 500 years are still performed today. The Tiger Temple practices a different conservation philosophy than in the west. The temple opens daily for visitors at about 12pm, and the tigers are walked back to their enclosures at around 4pm. Due to the pressing need for income, the temple now charges 500 Baht admission. Day trips are also available from Bangkok. The temple now receives 300 to 600 visitors a day. There are donations boxes in various locations around the temple for those who wish to support the sanctuary.
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Kanchanaburi tour and Package Tour
Kanchanaburi tour and Package Tour
KANCHANABURI PROVINCE is one of the oldest and most exciting tourist destinations of Thailand. It is
The most prominent tourist destinations are the numerous national parks and beautiful waterfalls of this region. Kanchanaburi Province Safari Park, Thong Pha Phum National Park, Lam Khlong Ngu National Park, Tham Than Lot National Park, Sri Nakarin National Park, Erawan National Park, Khao Laem National Park, Sai Yok National Park are some of the biggest parks available here. All these parks are home to various African and Asian animals, rare species of birds and exotic flora. The majestic waterfalls in Kanchanaburi are the most fascinating aspects of this province. Kanchanaburi has some of the biggest waterfalls in Thailand including Thung Nang Khruan Waterfall, Pha Tat Waterfall, Pha Suwan Waterfall, Kroeng Krawia Waterfall, Takhian Thong Waterfall and the most spectacular Namtok Kateng Cheng. Kanchanaburi offers numerous opportunities for soft adventure like bird watching, camping, jungle trekking and elephant trekking within the various national parks, rafting and canoeing on the rivers of Kanchanaburi, scuba diving and rock climbing. Every year a mega carnival is held on the banks of River Kwae Bridge during November. Celebrations unfold during the carnival, which include exhibitions, archaeological displays and folk shows and colorful cultural activities. Apart from this, the other major celebrations in this region are Mineral Water and Waterfall Bathing Day and Boat and Raft People’s Day.The most convenient and inexpensive mode of travel around Kanchanaburi Province is train. Trains leave from the Kanchanburi Railway Station to Namtok Railway station. Also ferry services are available for those tourists who are keen to explore the beauty of the river and its banks. There are numerous restaurants and eateries spread in the area, which serve excellent Thai, Chinese and European foods. There are abundant hotels providing accommodation at affordable and economical rates depending on the budget of the tourists.
TIGER TEMPLE KANCHANABURI THAILAND
Tiger Temple, or Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua, is a Buddhist temple in Western Thailand which keeps numerous animals, among them several tigers that can be petted by visitors.
The Theravada Buddhist temple is located in the Saiyok district of Thailand's Kanchanaburi province, not far from the border with Myanmar, some 38 km north-west of Kanchanaburi along the 323 highway. It was founded in 1994 as a forest temple and sanctuary for numerous wild animals. In 1995 it received the Golden Jubilee Buddha Image, made of 80 kilograms of gold.
According to the abbot and others associated with the temple, in 1999, the temple received the first tiger cub, it had been found by villagers and died soon after. The story goes that several tiger cubs were later given to the temple over time, typically when the mothers had been killed by poachers, others who wanted to get rid of their tiger "pets" or those were under pressure to do so as laws and policies surrounding the keeping of protected species became more strict. As of 2007, over 21 cubs have been born at the temple and the total number of tigers is about 12 adult tigers and 4 cubs. As of late December 2009, the total number of tigers living at the temple has risen to almost 50.
The subspecies of these tigers is unknown as none of them have been DNA tested, but it is thought that they are Indochinese Tigers, except Mek (a Bengal Tiger). There is also a possibility that there may be some of the newly discovered Malayan Tigers and it is likely that many are cross breeds or hybrids.
They spend most of the time in cages, being fed with cooked chicken, beef and dry cat food. The meat is boiled to avoid giving the tigers a taste for blood[1] and also to kill the bird flu that may be present in raw fowl. According to the temple website the dry cat food replaces nutrients, such as taurine, that are lost when the meat is cooked. The tigers are washed and handled by Thai monks, international volunteers and local staff. Once a day they are walked on leashes to a nearby quarry. Originally they would roam around freely in this area but now, with the increase in visitors and the amount of tigers who sit in the canyon, they are chained for safety reasons. The staff closely guide visitors as they greet, sit with, and pet the cats. The staff keep the tigers under control and the abbot will intervene if the tiger gets agitated. Nervous tourists may also observe this from about 10 metres away. The temple claims the entry fee is for feeding and upkeep, and to fund the building of a larger tiger sanctuary which would allow the animals to live in an almost natural environment all day long. According to temple staff, it costs about 100 USD per tiger per day for their feeding and other care.
The Tiger Temple practices a different conservation philosophy than in the west. The temple opens daily for visitors at about 12pm, and the tigers are walked back to their enclosures at around 4pm. Due to the pressing need for income, the temple now charges 500 Baht admission. Day trips are also available from Bangkok. The temple now receives 300 to 600 visitors a day. There are donations boxes in various locations around the temple for those who wish to support the sanctuary. It is also possible for day visitors to join the volunteers in the tigers morning exercise programme although the cost for this is significantly more - 4500 Baht (fee correct as of January 2010).
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Kanchanaburi Flaoting Market Tiger Temple PackageTour 3D2N
Daily Departure from Bangkok
Tiger Temple " Monk and Tiger in Temple " Kanchanaburi
ดินเนอร์ เรือเจ้าพระยา เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์ ดินเนอร์ บนเรือ สำราญ แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา
19.30 น. เช็คอินที่ เค้าท์เตอร์ เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์
19.45 น. ยินดีต้อนรับ สู่ เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์ พร้อมนำพาท่าน ล่องเรือ สู่ แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา พร้อมทานอาหาร ดินเนอร์ แบบนานาชาติ ดื่มด่ำบรรยากาศ ยาค่ำคืน สองริมฝั่งแม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา พร้อม ดินเนอร์ บนเรือ ใน ขณะ เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์ นำพาท่าน ล่องเรือ ผ่านจุดสำคัญ สถานที่ ท่องเที่ยว ทางน้ำ ที่สำคัญ ของ แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา อาทิเช่น
- พระบรมหาราชวัง Grand Palace
- วัดอรุณ Wat A run
- วัดกัลยามิตร Wat kanlayanamit
- สะพานพระราม 8 Rama Bridge 8
- โบสถ์คริสต์ The Holy Rosary Church
- วังบางขุนพรหม Bang Khunprom Palace etc.
20:00 น.ได้เวลา ทานอาหารดินเนอร์ ใต้แสงเทียน สุดหรู บน เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์ กับ บรรยากาศ ดินเนอร์ โรแมนติก ขับกล่อม ท่าน โดย เสียงเพลงอันไพเราะ จาก นักดนตรี และ นักร้องชั้นนำ ตลอดระยะเวลา ล่องเรือ ดินเนอร์ แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา
21:00 น. สนุกสุดเหวี่ยง มันส์ กับ ดนตรี แนวเพลง และ จังหวะที่เร้าใจ ในช่วง ชั่วโมง แห่งความสนุกสนาน แห่งเสียงเพลงแนว ดิสโก้ แดนช์ ของ ค่ำคืน ดินเนอร์ แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา บน ชั้น Open Air แบบ มุมมอง 360 องศา รอบทิศทาง ของ เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์
21.30 น. เรือไวท์ ออร์คิด ริเวอร์ ครูซส์ นำพาท่าน ล่องเรือ กลับ สู่ ท่าเรือ สี่พระยา
21.45 น. ถึงท่าเรือ ริเวอร์ซิตี้ สี่พระยา พร้อม ส่งแขกผู้มีเกียรติ ทุกท่าน เดินทางกลับ โดยสวัสดิภาพ
White Orchid River Cruise - Bangkok Dinner Cruise by White Orchid River Cruise Bangkok Thailand
White Orchid River Cruise 
Newest luxury cruise ships of the Chao Phraya River. Bangkok With a total of 400 passengers at various facilities on the White Orchid River Cruise .
