
JODD FAIRS night market
Browse and eat here on arrival in Bangkok, timed around your flight, before moving on to a Thai massage; opening hours and the length of the stop depend on conditions on the day.

A floating market, the railway market and Phra Nakhon Khiri on the way to Hua Hin, a night in a five-star resort, then a safari park and Bangkok's riverside culture to finish.
Overview
In and out of Bangkok airport, this five-day, four-night route links Bangkok, Phetchaburi and Hua Hin. On arrival you browse JODD FAIRS night market and enjoy a two-hour Thai massage; day two visits the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the Maeklong Railway Market and Phra Nakhon Khiri (Khao Wang), then checks you into a five-star resort in Hua Hin, with an evening at the Cicada Market or, on other days, the Hua Hin Night Market.
Day three runs from Hua Hin Railway Station and the safari park back to Bangkok, with a photogenic cafe and Thonburi Market Place, Bangkok's answer to Tsukiji seafood market, on the way. Day four takes in the Erawan Shrine and CentralWorld, then a long-tail boat to Wat Arun in Thai dress, ICONSIAM and Asiatique The Riverfront; on day five you visit Siam Premium Outlets Bangkok before your airport drop-off, timed to your flight.
No compulsory shopping stops are scheduled. Massages, boat trips, park shows, animal encounters, Thai dress, restaurants and markets are all subject to operating status, bookings and the formal quote on your departure date.

Highlights

Itinerary
On arrival in Bangkok your private driver meets you at the airport and, depending on your flight and immigration time, takes you to JODD FAIRS night market to browse and eat, followed by a two-hour Thai massage. If you land late, your consultant reorders the night market and massage to protect your check-in and rest time.
After breakfast you head to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and, as booked, board a sampan to weave through the canals; then on to the Maeklong Railway Market to see the stalls lining both sides of the tracks. In the afternoon you take the cable car up to Phra Nakhon Khiri (Khao Wang) before driving to Hua Hin to check in to your five-star resort. In the evening you visit the Cicada Market if it is an opening day, or the Hua Hin Night Market on other dates.
After a visit to Hua Hin Railway Station you continue to Hua Hin Safari & Adventure Park, where the formal package can include giraffe photos, the elephant, tiger, crocodile and cobra shows and elephant riding. Next comes Manpai Sainam Café & Restaurant or Bubble In The Forest Café, with one drink included; before returning to Bangkok you stop at Thonburi Market Place, Bangkok's answer to Tsukiji seafood market, for free shopping or dining.
Pay your respects at the Erawan Shrine, then shop at leisure in CentralWorld. In the afternoon a long-tail boat links the sights along the Chao Phraya River, with Wat Arun and a Thai dress experience arranged; you continue to ICONSIAM and spend the evening at Asiatique The Riverfront night market. Boat times, piers, costumes and the order of stops depend on bookings and the day's traffic.
After check-out you shop at leisure at Siam Premium Outlets Bangkok, then your private driver works back from the airport, your flight and live traffic to set the drop-off time. If your flight is early, the shopping stop is shortened or dropped to keep a buffer for check-in and traffic.
Inclusions
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Stops

Browse and eat here on arrival in Bangkok, timed around your flight, before moving on to a Thai massage; opening hours and the length of the stop depend on conditions on the day.

As booked, board a sampan to weave through the canals and soak up the floating market scene; the boat type, boarding points and length of the ride are confirmed with the booking.

Stalls pressed up against the railway line create a market scene like no other; whether you see a train pass, and when, depends on the railway timetable.

Ride the cable car up the hill to admire the historic palace buildings and the view over Phetchaburi; open areas and cable-car operation follow the park's notices.

A creative market of handicrafts, design, performances and snacks; if it is not open on your departure date, the itinerary switches to the Hua Hin Night Market.

Park activities can include giraffe photos, animal shows and elephant riding; the actual contents depend on operations, safety rules, your wishes and the formal package.

Famed for its traditional red-and-white station building and the royal waiting pavilion, it is a lovely spot for a short walk and photos before leaving Hua Hin.

Admire the architecture of Wat Arun and the riverside scenery in Thai dress; costume styles, hair and make-up, photography and open areas depend on the formal booking and the temple's rules.

A riverside stroll, dinner and evening shopping round off day four; the length of the stop depends on boat times, traffic and the mall's operations.

Discount shopping time is arranged around your flight on departure day, with the airport drop-off worked back from it; brands, discounts and opening status are as announced by the mall.

Options include Ace of Hua Hin Resort, Avani+ Hua Hin Resort, Anantara Hua Hin Resort or similar, for one night.

Options include Cross Vibe Bangkok Sukhumvit (formerly X2 Vibe), Graph Hotel Bangkok, Praso@Ratchada12, A-ONE BANGKOK HOTEL, Mii Hotel Srinakarin or similar, for three nights in total.
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