Bangkok Responsible Tours and Activities

Prepare to be thrilled with an Umphang nature holiday program. You will trek through mountainous terrain on the back of an elephant, go rafting along rivers and visit indigenous hill tribe people in their villages, staying with them as part of the karen village, learning about their culture and way of life. We will journey to the most remote areas of the country and experience the wonders of nature and ethnic diversity. One of the main highlights of the area is the great Tee-Law-Soo waterfall, one of Thailand's most precious natural assets. The program will be both thrilling and beautiful, and definitely one to be  remembered!

Amita Thai Cooking class is located within the landscape of the Chao Phraya River, on the bank of the water arteries that run through the old town of Bangkok. The name Amita is a Sanskrit word that literally means everlasting or eternity.  At Amita Thai Cooking Class, you will learn how to prepare and cook many favorite Thai dishes from our extensive list of recipes such as Khang Keaw Wan Gai (Green Curry Chicken in Coconut Milk), Phad Thai (Stir fried soft rice noodles with prawns and tamarind sauce) and Tom Yum Goong (Clear hot and sour soup with fresh prawns).

Travel up to Chiang Mai on this 4 day tour and spend your time in a traditional Karen village, working with an individual elephant, learn how to care for and gather elephant biometric data. Take her to the forest at sunset and collect her at dawn. Get to know your mahout and his family; cook and socialize with them while learning about Thai and Karen hill tribe culture.

Join us for the scrumptious Historic Bangrak Food Tour! Become a Thai food insider as we take you on behind-the-scene adventure to experience local sights and flavors of this more than 100- year-old culinary neighborhood!  Meet the local restaurant owners and hear their memorable stories. Taste delicious samples from famous street vendors, local eateries and fine dining restaurants. See amazing local lifestyle and different types of historic temples.

For centuries, The River of Kings has been the lifeblood of Thailand, carrying with it the history and culture of this proud nation, this birthplace of Thai civilization connects the ancient Siamese capital Ayuthaya with the modern capital Bangkok.

For centuries, The River of Kings has been the lifeblood of Thailand, carrying with it the history and culture of this proud nation, this birthplace of Thai civilization connects the ancient Siamese capital Ayuthaya with the modern capital Bangkok.

Travelling from Ayuthaya to Bangkok? Then how about turning the jouney into a 3 day river cruise taking in the Chao Phraya River and the local Thai countryside along the way?

Leave the fast pace of Bangkok city life behind and cruise up the Chao Phraya River of Kings on board the Thanatharee, a comfortably converted teak rice barge, to the magnificent city of Ayuthaya.

A great opportunity to get out off Bangkok and explore the surrounding area.  The 2 day trip starts with a early morning visit to the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, before you head further afield - highlights include hot natural baths, taking part in the offering of food to the monks on their morning procession through town, plenty of nature and even helping to teach English in a local school!

This Khao Yai wildlife safari program will give you the opportunity to check out the wildlife in its natural habitat and learn about the white-handed Gibbon behavior in the jungle. The sound of the gibbon is unique and breathtaking to hear in the mornings, a very rare and fantastic experience! The area at Khao Yai national park is gorgeous and one of its natural highlights is the beautiful Haew Narok waterfall.