🔹Visit Palace Hill (Khao Wang) – Explore the stunning royal palace of King Rama IV, perched atop a scenic hill with breathtaking panoramic views.

🔹 Laem Phak Bia Mangrove Walk – Stroll along an 850-meter nature trail through lush mangroves, spotting unique wildlife like mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and rare birds.

🔹 Top Bird-Watching Spot – Visit one of Thailand’s top 10 bird-watching locations, home to a variety of migratory and coastal birds.

🔹 The First Grain of Sand – Witness the 3-km sand spit separating the muddy and sandy beaches, marking the northernmost sandy shore of the Gulf of Thailand.

🔹 Traditional Salt Farming – Experience the beauty of Thailand’s famous salt fields, where seawater is transformed into glistening white salt under the sun.

🔹 Scenic Landscapes & Cultural Insights – Capture breathtaking views and learn about the rich history, nature, and local traditions that make this region unique.

*There are no plans to deviate from the plan unless there is an unforeseen situation

07.55: Meet at the Gas Station near Wutthakat BTS Station

08.00: Van leaves from the station driving to Phetchaburi Province.

10.00: Visit Phra Nakhon Khiri Historical Park 

• One of Phetchaburi’s most famous landmarks, Khao Wang (or “Palace Hill” as the locals call it), sits gracefully atop at 92-meter-high hill in the heart of the city. Built by King Rama IV in 1860, this stunning site once served as his summer palace. The entire compound is a beautiful blend of Thai, neoclassical Western, and Chinese architecture, featuring royal halls, palaces, temples, and other elegant buildings. 

12.30: Lunch

13.30: Visit Laem Phak Bia (King Rama 9 Royal’s Project)

• Take a leisurely walk along the 850-meter nature trail through the lush mangrove forest at Laem Phak Bia. Along the way, you’ll be surrounded by the beauty of nature, from mangrove trees and sea holly to fascinating wildlife like mudskippers, sesarmid crabs, and fiddler crabs. Bird lovers will be thrilled to know that Laem Phak Bia is ranked as one of the top 10 bird-watching spots in Thailand! Don’t miss the stunning 3-kilometer sand spit that separates the muddy beach from the sandy shore, earning its reputation as “the first grain of sand” of the Upper Gulf of Thailand.

16.30: Visit Cafe and Sea Salt Farm 

• Thailand’s sea salt farming, found in coastal provinces like Samut Sakhon and Phetchaburi, is best seen during the dry season (Nov–Apr) when seawater evaporates, leaving behind glistening salt fields. Farmers use traditional wooden tools to harvest the salt, creating a stunning landscape that also attracts migratory birds. Rich in cultural significance, salt farming is celebrated through local festivals and markets. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, try salt harvesting, and buy high-quality sea salt while supporting local communities.

19.00: Arrive back to Bangkok and end the trip

Just Sightseeing, Easy, No hiking 

Price: 1,900 THB

Include

• Transportation from Bangkok and return 
• All the Entrance Fee
• Complimentary meal lunch box & drinking water
• Licensed Guide & Organizing fee
• Travel Insurance

Not include

• Food & Drink that’s not listed
• Personal Expense

Cancellation:

• Guest replacement = 100% refund
• Cancellation 7 days before departure date = 100% Credit Account
• Cancellation after 7 days (before departure date) = No refund

Pickup: Gas Station near Wutthakat BTS Station

• Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/5qruDNDRHxDQnFGKA

Drop Off: Same as Pickup spot