Funtastic Thailand Family Special (4 Nights / 5 Days)

A holiday in Thailand is all about trying new experiences. Blessed with plentiful sunshine and rich soil, Thailand offers you the chance to enjoy the flavours, textures and scents of a vast array of succulent and healthful tropical fruits. There are probably many Thai fruits you have never have seen before, or are a rare and expensive treat back home. After savouring the delicately-balanced flavours of local cuisine, many diners in Thailand – whether at a superb, five-star establishment or perched on a plastic stool at a busy sidewalk restaurant – top off a meal with a serving of fresh fruit. In most places, when you’re done eating, the smiling restaurant staff automatically bring you a plate of small, often stylishly shaped, slices of fresh watermelon (in Thai: tangmo), pineapple (sapparot) and papaya (malagor). Rinsing the mouth and cooling the palate, this after-dinner fruit is a perfect complement to a delectable and perhaps spicy Thai meal. However, there is a remarkable variety of tropical fruits you can enjoy while in the Kingdom. Here are some suggestions for Thai fruits for you to sample. They will certainly add a special flavour to your holiday.

 

Bangkok is Thailand's capital and its largest transportation hub, which makes it very easy to get in and out of. Pattaya, one of the major resort areas on the coast, is about 100 miles southeast of the capital. Thailand's transportation infrastructure is well developed and offers a range of services, including trains, buses and rental cars. As of early 2011, no flights operate directly between Bangkok and Pattaya, and flying into the smaller city can involve numerous transfers.The major tourist season in Thailand is between November and February, when the weather is relatively mild and not too rainy. However, tourist areas such as Pattaya can be highly crowded during this time period, and reservations can be difficult to make. October is the wettest month of the year, although downpours occur frequently during the rainy season from April to November. Many travelers find that going during the beginning or end of the rainy season is optimal for avoiding crowds.

 

Pattaya is the name for those who want to spend their holidays with perfect peace and exciting experience, whether one travels alone or with the family, and it is a notable beach resort offering land and water sports equally, whilst Travel agents have designed quite an impressive Pattaya tour packages covering important en route locations such as Bangkok.What is special with Pattaya tour is the coral island part of it, Koh Lan, where the traveler is taken to a glass bottomed boat to watch the water species of rare specimen, besides enjoying a number of water sports, which include swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling or simply lying down in the white sweet sand to enjoy the pleasantness of the bright sun from above.While the nightlife at Pattaya is often talked about with its pubs and night clubs, there are many places of interest that a Pattaya tour would accomplish and there are as many as 50 spots, some of them being

•The biggest Buddha image

•Panoramic view of the hill

•Santury of truth

•Silvertake Winery

•Pattaya Floating Market

•Mini Siam

•The Million Year Stone Park and Crocodile Farm

•Pattaya Elephant Village