Well on the tourist trail after the Bond films, the trip to the famous floating market at Damnoen Saduak is still well worth doing. Floating Market Half-day Tour, Floating Market Combine Rose Garden Tour Floating Market Combine River Kwai Tour

Ayutthaya harbours a wealth of history through its fascinating temple ruins and palaces – many believed to have been gilded with gold. This tour brings you to Bang Pa-In Palace and three fascinating temples – Wat Mahathat, Wat Lokayasutharam and Wat Na Phra Mane.

This easy day-trip gives a superb introduction to the ruins of the ancient capital Ayutthaya, and the country's cultural heritage. It begins with a guided stroll around the splendid Bang Pa-In Summer Palace and its landscaped gardens. Here you'll see the glorious Chinese and Thai Pavilions.

Kanchanaburi is a land forever cloaked in history. Renowned across the globe for its famous WWII landmarks – Bridge over the River Kwai (Kwae) and the Death Railway – this westernmost province was used by the Japanese army as a strategic supplies route into neighbouring Burma beyond.

This one-day tour combines a visit to the famous Damnoen Nam Saduak floating market with a gentle ride through surrounding countryside. After the market and boat ride to Wat Amphawan Chetiyaram, you'll cycle along quiet roads bordered by fruit orchards, stopping to visit old temples, ancient army garrisons and a Catholic church.

Ancient City is a park spreading over 200 acres in the elephant-head shape of Thailand. In their correct geographic position, replicas of all the country's most historically significant structures have been erected, some full-size but most scaled down. All have been accurately and meticulously recreated. Some buildings are even genuine, moved here for preservation.