Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, over 200 year old floating market since King Rama IV era, we will take a paddle boat going along the canals, listening stories from daily life. Visit the coconut plantation and experience how locals make coconut palm sugar. Try and taste fresh fruits, fragrant spices, and handcrafted goods. Enjoy lunch on your own at the Floating Market. Recommended dishes include rice noodle dishes, boat noodles, Pad Thai, coconut ice cream, and mango sticky rice. For a more exciting option, try Khao Hang, a signature dish unique to this area.

Experience the legacy of Thailand’s soul at Na Satta Cultural Heritage Park. Walk through Na Satta Wax Museum showcases life-sized, incredibly realistic wax figures of some of the most influential figures in Thai history. From revered monarchs and spiritual leaders to cultural icons and national heroes, the museum offers a powerful journey through the people who have shaped Thailand’s identity and legacy." Each telling tales of resilience, faith, and unity—stories that may awaken your curiosity and deepen your understanding of what it means to live as a human. High Light: The Angulimala Replica Cave at Na Satta. (Angulimala, a former bandit turned enlightened monk).

Experience the spirituality of Wat Samphran (Dragon Temple). This is a place where spirituality and imagination intertwine. Marvel at the towering pink pagoda embraced by a giant, winding dragon—an emblem of protection and passion. Try practicing meditation atop the dragon’s pagoda as the sun sets, creating an extraordinary spiritual moment for your soul to reflect and find harmony.

A cafe and restaurant where you can relax and rest before heading back to Bangkok.