Bangkok

One of the most recognisable symbols of the Second World War, the famous Bridge on the River Kwai was built at the cost of thousands of POWs lives and marks the starting point of the infamous ‘Death Railway’.

What better way to learn the secrets of Thai cooking than an authentic Thai Cooking Class in Bangkok? No prior cooking skills are required – just enthusiasm and a love for eating Thai food!

BubbleBum is the cost-effective, inflatable car booster seat for children aged between 3-11. Portable and lightweight, your BubbleBum seat easily deflates so that kids or parents can carry it in rucksacks or handbags – making it perfect solution on holiday when renting a car or taking a taxi.

Head out of the city and experience the stunning natural scenery of Thailand’s most picturesque National Park.

Enjoy wonderful Thai cuisine and picture postcard views of Bangkok in all its night time glory as you gently cruise along Bangkok’s River of Kings.

Whilst most visitors to Bangkok are keen to see the Grand Palace and the legendary temples, it would be a mistake to overlook Jim Thompson's museum-like preserved house and the Vimanmek Palace.

Get a taste of Bangkok, travelling as the locals do, by Tuk Tuk! Visit some of city’s most famous sights including Phra Sumeru Fortress, the bustling Amulet Market, Wat Pho and its Reclining Buddha Thieves Market and the colourful flower market of Dheves.

Explore Bangkok by bike! This gentle ride takes you along laneways past markets, traditional houses, canals and temples. See some of the city’s most famous sights and get an insight into local life away from the crowds.

Discover Old and New Bangkok on an evening of exploration of Chinatown. Stop for a coffee at a 100 year old cafe, and then make the most of the areas mouth-watering food from hundreds of street stalls to fine Chinese restaurants. A post dinner stroll takes past market stalls filled with vibrant flowers and plenty of bargains.