Climb the limestone peaks of Lopburi and Nakhon Sawan Provinces for amazing views. Limestone mountains are formed mainly from the uplift of the earth’s surface, often in flat or lowland areas. Climbing these mountains gives us a 360-degree view of rice fields and surrounding limestone peaks—an iconic and unique landscape in Thailand. Witness the thousand of bats leave the caves during the sunset before checking into the hotel in the city.

Next day, we will visit one of the largest swam in Chinat Province, see the pink waterlily and birds. This is one of the best location to see birds in Thailand.

On the way back to Bangkok, we will visit historical places like Bangrachan retro market and UNESCO heritage of Aytthadaya. This two-day adventure promises breathtaking scenery, rich history, and unforgettable experiences.

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

Day 1
07:50 – 07:55: Check-in at the departure spot.
08:00: Departure from Bangkok. Travel north to begin our adventure.
10:30: Climb Phu Sub Lek Trail to see the view of Sub Lek reservoir and limestone mountain line.
12.00: Lunch at a local restaurant.
14:30: Arrive at Khao No – Khao Kaew in Nakhon Sawan.

• Hike up the limestone mountain for stunning panoramic views of rice fields and orchards. The round trip (up and down) takes approximately 2 hours, depending on individual fitness levels.

17:00: Descend to a designated spot to witness thousands of bats emerging from the caves at sunset—an awe-inspiring natural spectacle.
18:00: Dinner, followed by check-in at a hotel in Nakhon Sawan City for overnight accommodation.

Day 2
05:00: Early departure for Boraphet Swamp, Thailand’s largest freshwater swamp.
07:00: Enjoy lotus and bird-watching before returning to the hotel.
08:30: Breakfast at the hotel, followed by check-out.
09:00: Depart for Bangkok with a stop at Ban Rachan Retro Market.
11:00: Explore the market, enjoy lunch, and shop for local souvenirs.
13:30: Continue the journey to Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
14:00: Visit the temple of Ayutthaya on our way back for quick breaks
18:00: Return to Bangkok, concluding the trip.

• Phu Sub Lek: Easy to Intermediate
• Khao No-Khao Kaow: Intermediate to challenge (Not suitable for person with fear of height)
• Bat Watching: Easy
• Lotus and Bird Watching: Easy
• Banrachan retro market: Easy
• Ayutthaya UNESCO heritage: Easy

Bats leave a cave at night to hunt for food; as primarily nocturnal creatures, they use the darkness to their advantage to catch insects.

• Feeding time: Bats are most active at night, so they leave their cave when darkness falls to search for insects to eat.
• Echolocation: Bats use echolocation, a system of sound waves, to navigate and locate prey in the dark.
• Large gatherings: Some bat caves can house millions of individuals, creating a spectacular sight when they all emerge at once.
• Important ecological role: By consuming large quantities of insects, bats can help control pest populations, benefiting farmers and ecosystems.

Price: 4,390 THB

Include

• Transportation from Bangkok and return
• Entrance tickets to all listed locations
• Accommodation (Shared room)/ (Private room cost 500THB more)
• 4 complimentary meals
• Boat tour for the lotus and bird watching
• English Speaking Tour Guide & Organising Fee
• Rental of climbing gear (Advance booking)
• Travel Insurance

Not include

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

Cancellation:

• Guest replacement = 100% refund
• 7 days before = Credit Account
• After 7 days = No refund