Day 1 Tuesday: Bangkok- Floating Market- Rosegarden.
07:00 Pick up passengers from various major Bangkok hotels and visit the Floating Market in Damnoen Saduak, 90km from Bangkok. Continue to Nakhon Pathom with the short stop at Thailand's largest Chedi. Arrival at Rose Garden Resort at noon and check in. The afternoon is at leisure. Relax at the ozone-filtered, chlorine free swimming pool, take a stroll through the extensive park, the herbal garden or the Thai village, where various crafts, such as cloth weaving, pottery making and silk panting are demonstrated.
The daily cultural show at Rose Garden is another option highly recommended. Tickets for the show cost 300 Baht per person if pre-booked. Accommodation at ROSEGARDEN APRIME RESORT.

Day 2 Wednesday: Nakhon Pathom- Kanchanaburi (B)
Breakfast at hotel. Depart to Kanchanaburi. Visit the JEATH Museum and famous bridge over the River Kwai and board the local train for an exciting ride on the Death Railway. Transfer to your hotel located on the Kwai River. The afternoon is at leisure. Optional activities (not included in our tour price): Mountain biking, canoeing on the Kwai River, traditional Thai massage, elephant riding. Accommodation at RIVER KWAI VILLAGE HOTEL.
Optional program: Night Safari (16:00-22:00) 
Take a bath with the elephants in the river, give them a good scrub under the close supervision of their mahouts. By doing so, you will become closer to elephants and more familiar with them before having them as your company throughout the course of the night safari along the river bank. Enjoy a picnic BBQ dinner on the river banks, followed by a nocturnal ride through the jungle on the back of an elephant.
Bring along: Bathing suit, towel, mosquito repellent. Price per person inclusive transfers and dinner (minimum 2 persons): 3,220 Baht.

Day 3 Thursday: Kanchanaburi- Ayuttaya (B)
Breakfast at hotel. Drive by coach via Suphanburi to the former capital city of Siam, Ayuthaya. Located approximately 80 kilometers north of Bangkok, the ancient city of Ayuthaya is known as the "Venice of the East", and it lies along the Chao Phraya River, the tributaries of which surround Ayuthaya province. The glory of the Ayuthayan empire (1350-1767 A.D.) is evident in the remains of temples such as Wat Phra Sri Sanphet and Wat Chai Wattanaram, which we will visit in the afternoon. A further visit includes Wat Yai Chai Mongkol. This well-tended temple was founded by King U-Thong in 1357 as a center for monks returning from study in Sri Lanka. The white reclining Buddha near the entrance was built by King Naresuan. The massive pagoda was also built by King Naresuan to celebrate his defeat of the Burmese at Suphanburi in 1593 by killing their crown prince in single-handed combat on elephants. Accommodation at KRUNGSRI RIVER HOTEL.

Day 4 Friday: Ayutthaya - Bangkok (B)
Optional: 06:00AM visit the morning market to buy fresh food, which you will then donate to the monks, who are making their rounds to receive alms from the local people. Return to the hotel for breakfast. A 40-minute boat trip on the Chao Phraya River brings you to Bang Pa In, followed by a visit of the Royal Summer Palace. Return to Bangkok by coach and transfer to the airport for your next destination or to your hotel in Bangkok. Arrival in Bangkok at noon.