Trip giude SARABURI

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Examples of Tour Programmes 2 Days/1 Night Package Programme 1 Taste wine – have steak. - Depart Bangkok to Muak Lek. - Taste fresh grapes, wine and experience the production process in the winery. - Have steak for lunch. - Learn how to drive an ATV. - Visit the Chet Sao Noi Waterfall. - Kayaking. - Stay overnight. - Have fresh milk and breakfast at the dairy farm. - Visit and purchase decorative plants along Mai Lom Street. - Visit Phra Phutthachai National Park. - Admire the sunflower fields. - Purchase souvenirs at the crocodile farm. - Depart for Bangkok. Programme 2 Adventure – trekking –visit waterfall. - Depart Bangkok to Kaeng Khoi District. - Mountain biking. - Visit the Chet Khot – Pong Kon Sao Natural Study Centre. Stay overnight. - Visit the Teak Planting Centre and do bird watching. - Chet Khot Waterfall. - Krok I Dok Waterfall. - Purchase souvenirs. - Depart for Bangkok.

Example of One Day Trip Bangkok – Lop Buri – Saraburi Route From Bangkok heading to Lop Buri, participate in the history of the Lawothaya Pura Town, King Narai’s Reign, Phra Phrang Sam Yot, a Khmer sanctuary situated on a mound in the middle of the town and usually surrounded by groups of monkeys. Nearby lies Phra Kan Shrine, a Khmer God shrine. Then, experience the demonstration of How to Make Din So Phong Talc, the original Thai powder or purchase those mixed with herbs for soft skin and an attractive face. Contact Ban Hin Song Kon Din So Phong Powder Development Group at Tel. 0 3664 0504. After that visit a Mushroom Farm, have a peek of the reproduction of the mushroom spores and taste seasoned, buttered and fried mushrooms, as well as, mushroom spicy sauce at Khachonwit Mushroom Farm, Tel. 0 3665 2442. After that, take a race with the ostriches at the Oasis Farm, a home of ostriches waiting for tourists to come and feed them millet. For more information, contact Tel. 0 3645 1261. Go further to see the Bee Empire at Phatthana Nikhom District and learn the process of how to raise bees, as well as, purchase honey and beehives at the Bee Conservation Centre. After departing from Lop Buri, continue to Saraburi by visiting the Pa Sak Jolasid Dam by the tram along its ridge for 40 minutes. Admire the scenery as far as the eyes can see and visit the Pa Sak River Museum. Continue the journey to Khun Mali’s Vineyard situated on a high hill. Admire the vines creeping along the trellis work, as well as, the harvesting process of ripened sweet non-toxic grapes both with seeds and seedless. Purchase concentrated grape juice as a souvenir home, Tel. 0 3622 7056-7.

Sunflower Field, Wine Tasting and Cowboy Night – Saraburi Each year from November until January, the full bloom of sunflower enriches Saraburi Province. This amazing beauty of million sunflowers and green hills under the clear blue sky attracts many visitors during the pleasing cool season. Depart Bangkok and drive along Phahonyothin Road for about 108 km, until you arrive in Saraburi Province. Suggested Itinerary The first day: Two recommended routes for Sunflower Field Sightseeing trip are: 1. Muak Lek – Wang Muang Route From Phahonyothin Road, turn to Mittraphap Road, and continue for 38 km to Muak Lek. You will see a sign for ‘Ched Sao Noi Waterfall’ and ‘Pa Sak Dam’. Turn left at this point onto Muak Lek – Wang Muang route. On both sides are bright yellow sunflower fields alternating with vineyards and corn fields. Eventually, the road will lead you through a tree tunnel and you can visit Muak Lek ATV, where you can rent an ATV. Bouncing over the bumpy hill slopes in an ATV is great fun. Later, relax with a superb Thai massage at Anamaya Spa. Complete the first day by paying homage to the Sacred Luang Pu Yai Pa Sak, as well as indulging in the breathtaking sunset view at Pa Sak Chonlasit Dam. 2. Sunflower Valley Route Drive along Phahonyothin Road and take Saraburi – Lopburi route passing sunflower plantations in Tambon Khao Din Phattana of Amphoe Chaloem Phra Kiat, Tambon Ban Klap of Amphoe Nong Don, as well as Tambon Na Yao of Amphoe Phra Phutthabat, where visitors can pay homage to Lord Buddha’s footprint at Wat Phra Phuttabat. Later, continue to Amphoe Kaeng Khoi and marvel at the sunflower valley at Tambon Hin Son and Tambon Ta Khlo. This route is also connected with Amphoe Phatthana Nikhom in Lopburi Province. Besides, visitors can join the Wang Muang - Muak Lek route by taking Highway 324 and 2089. After a full day of sightseeing, head home and dress up in cowboy style for the ‘Cowboy Night’ dinner party in Amphoe Muak Lek. Chill out with friends on haystacks, cooled by the fresh winter breeze dancing through the valley. The party features Country music, Cowboy shows and well-selected menus. The second day Have breakfast and depart for the Thai – Danish Dairy Farm. Visitors will enjoy sightseeing the Farm’s green field on a tram. In addition, visitors can observe cow feeding and milking demonstrations, and lassoing demonstrations as well. Another attraction is the museum of Thai and Danish Kings, where the history of the Farm is also exhibited. Before leaving, purchase the Farm’s dairy products at special prices. Another suggested stop is Wat Tham Phothisat, where visitors will see an ancient engraved picture of Lord Buddha expressing kindness towards all living beings. The picture dates back to Dvaravati period of more than 1,600 years ago. On the way back to Bangkok along Mittraphap Road, several fashion factory outlets offer brand name clothes for sale. Saraburi’s sunflowers blossom between November and January. For further details about routes and the Cowboy Night party, call 0 3621 88

Cultural Tour at Pa Sak River Plain – Saraburi Province Ideal for an escape from the bustle of Bangkok, Saraburi offers a chance to appreciate a simple down-to-earth lifestyle of the Thai Yuan, an ancient ethnic group of the Kingdom. The trip begins at Amphoe Sao Hai, a small district to the west of Saraburi Town. The first stop is a splendid traditional Thai wooden house on the banks of the Pa Sak River at Thai Yuan Cultural Centre, where visitors will enjoy an interesting talk about the Thai Yuan by Ajarn Songchai Wannakul. The next stop is Wat Khao Kaeo Woramahawihan Temple, where visitors have the opportunity to pay respect to the relics of our Lord Buddha which are enshrined therein. Pleasurably, the next stop is at Dao Rueang weekend floating market, where villagers prepare Phad Thai, Khanom Khrok (coconut cream pudding), as well as other delicious tidbits. Visitors may rent bicycles to tour around the village, and may visit the local cloth weaving group at Wat Ton Tan Temple. They specialize in fine shoulder bags. Subsequently, the tour will go on to nearby Wat Phayao Temple, in which a golden Buddha image is enshrined. Then cycle past breathtaking rice fields and Wat Pak Bang Temple to Tambon Ban Yang. From there, visitors will enjoy Krayasat, another local specialty made fresh from sesame seed, peanut, roasted rice, palm sugar and coconut milk. Relax at the village before cycling back in the late afternoon. On the route back to Ajarn Songchai’s house, visitors will find shops selling highly refined wickerwork which makes excellent house decorations and plant containers. Visitors should not miss the sunset and fresh breeze at the rice fields behind Wat Khao Kaeo. Then cycle along the irrigation canal to visit farmers and their premium quality ‘Sao Hai’ rice, and have a chance to watch them fish. After that, take a shower and enjoy a traditional Palaeng dinner in a warm and friendly atmosphere at Thai Yuan Cultural Centre. Visitors are also welcome to stay with a family through the local homestay community. If travelling in a group, the community will offer traditional dances performed by their children. Everyone says farewell to the delightful evening by joining together in a traditional Thai dance. Suggested Itinerary: The 2nd Day Get up early in the morning and nourish the mind by offering food to monks, then have breakfast. Later, row boats in charming Pa Sak River, enjoy temples, view fish farms and appreciate the serene river life on both banks. Take a break at Wat Samuhapradittharam to admire beautiful mural paintings inside the Ubosot (ordination hall). Then continue to Wat Sung and pay homage to Luang Po Dam, a sacred Buddha image. Have lunch at Khru Id’s Khanom Chin restaurant, indulge in ‘Khanom Chin’, which is a Thai-style rice noodle served with various kinds of savoury spicy curry and fresh vegetables, and bring the meal to a perfect conclusion with an appealing desert of aromatic and refreshing Thai melon served up in coconut cream. Khru Id’s Restaurant is closed every Tuesday. Eventually, bid farewell to Ajarn Songchai and the community with good memories and energetic feelings, and be ready to face city life again. For best experience, visitors are advised to reserve accommodations and inform the Community in advance.

Trip giude SAMUTSONGKHRAM

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Cycling Canals and Fruit Orchards: Samut Songkhram
Experience the fruit farmers’ way of life. Admire their local wisdom derived from their ancestors about how to nurture their prolific orchards. This one-day bike trip on a 27.90 km paved road is ideal for families and amateur cyclists, and can be enjoyed all year long.

Starting and finishing point: Wat Amphawanchetiyaram Attractions along the route

1. Wat Amphawanchetiyaram – Historically, the Temple had a connection with the Bang Chang Royal Family of King Rama II’s mother, a native of Samut Songkhram. Pay homage to the Temple’s principal Buddha’s image and admire the very intricate mural paintings, some of which are the work of Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, such as the face of King Rama II’s portrait, and the faces of the drum troop.

2. King Rama II Memorial Park – Cyclists can have a nice morning warm-up in the park’s lush garden where the sweet scent of Thai flowers fills the air. While you’re here, be sure to visit the traditional Thai houses, which exhibit a collection of antiques from early 19th century Siam.

3. Conservation area for Pla Kaho Yak at Tambon Bang Phrom – The nearly extinct Pla Kaho Yak is a large herbivorous freshwater fish which appears here only during the Chinese New Year (late January – early February). At present, it has been reported that only a few pairs of this fish have been living in Mae Khlong River. Visitors will enjoy feeding rice noodles to this harmless and easy frightened fish.

4. Tang Siam Ha House Museum – On cycling to Wat Ko Kaeo and heading to the Temple’s backyard, visitors will find nearby a row of traditional wooden houses, which is where the Tang Siam Ha House Museum is located. The Museum collects interesting objects from Mae Khlong River bed, which are mostly ancient ceramic pottery, as well as utensils which belonged to Chinese volunteer troops stationed at Bang Kung Camp. These forces rallied with King Taksin to reclaim Siam’s independence from Burma after Ayutthaya’s second loss to the Burmese invaders. Advance reservation is required, so visitors must contact Khun Thawatchai or Khun Prapeephat, tel. 0 3476 1098.

5. World famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market – The Mae Khlong River and its canals create the perfect environment for a traditional Thai floating market. This market has a very pleasant atmosphere of breezy canals lined with greenery and wooden houses and is very worth visiting. Moreover, visitors can indulge in a great variety of food offered by merchants from a hundred wooden boats rowing from early morning till noon.

6. Somdet Amarin Bridge – Stop here for an impressive photo opportunity on the bridge across the Mae Klong River. The bridge offers a pleasant view of a splendid gothic French church on the banks of the serene river. The church was built more than 100 years ago.

7. Bang Kung Military Camp – After cycling for more than 20 km, refresh with cool drinks from shops at the Camp. Pay homage to the sacred Luang Pho Dam, which encouraged and uplifted the spirits of Siamese navy troops to free the nation from Burma after the second defeat of Ayutthaya Kingdom. Visitors will be amazed with the temple’s ‘Bot’ or ‘ordination hall’, which has been embraced by the huge roots banyan tree roots since ancient times.

8. Wat Bang Kae Noi – Arrive the Temple in the afternoon. Don’t miss the Bot whose interior is adorned with exquisite wooden carvings about Buddha’s life. In addition, the monks’ quarters are a collection of traditional Central Thai houses, which contain rectangular seats made from single planks of Golden Takian wood more than 1 m wide.

9. Ban Maeo Thai or Siamese Cat House – The house belongs to Uncle Preecha Pukkhabut, and showcases several kinds of indigenous Siamese cats whose names are poetically beautiful and have auspicious meanings. One special example is Wichian Mat, which means Diamond of the Moon and has been believed since ancient times to bring good fortune to its owners. Because of this belief, this particular cat has been a popular pet in the royal court, and is emblematic of the World famous Siamese Cat.

10. Wat Phummarin – Admire the Temple’s teak abode adorned with intricate gold and black lacquer designs. It was built by the father of King Rama I’s queen, and was given to the monk abbot who predicted that his daughter would become the King’s queen. Therefore, the Temple’s background is concerned with King Rama II’s biography and the history of the Chakri Monarchy.

11. Khlong Amphawa Evening Market – Enjoy the charming sundown at the quaint market on the banks of Amphawa Canal. There’s nothing better than finishing the trip with refreshing and aromatic young coconut juice. In addition, shops at the market specialize in superb Thai desserts. The market is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12.00 – 20.00 hrs.

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Trip giude SAMUTPRAKAN

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The Ancient City, like a door opened to the cultural in heritage of Siam. The visitors are able to see the continuity of the history, arts, cultures, religious, thoughts as well as the believes of Thai talents. It shall reflect to Thai fundamentals and the varieties of the cultures on Thai territories. The historical of Siam will visually be revived at The Ancient City. All the visitors can see and sense by themselves. Objective Ancient cities, ruins or architecture are historic and constitute the splendors of the past. The past is the time, gone by, and its period represents a definite portion of time fixed by events occurring in nature or man-made in history, which follow one after another. The difference is that one precedes the other in the manner of the sun and the moon, which take turns to give brightness to provide days, months and years. All phenomena have no point of beginning that can be clearly seen. There is a rotation-each following the other in regular order in a cycle. The effect to-day follows the cause of yesterday. The change of tomorrow is what happens to-day. Therefore, man must know the events of the past. If we have no knowledge of the past, it is somewhat like a vessel without a compass and a rudder on the high sea. What will happen to that vessel is a matter of grave concern. Moreover, great harm is derived from ignorance, but more harm still is caused by not knowing truly and yet pretending to know. The result is sure to be ruinous. In ancient as well as in present times, the successes and failures in innumerable cases result from such cause. True knowledge in art requires the time to study pass and encounter many difficulties in bringing the unknown to light. Nowadays everything seems to become narrower and narrower. A tiny thing ,which occurs in one small corner of the world, may be able to stir all over the globe. Thus I am perturbed by the anxiety that the changing of the modern society, due to pressure of material things coupled with the present East and West cultures facing each other in a violent manner, might become still more serious. All the intellectuals or pundits should take special notice. Even those who hold their own bibles as their refuge for centuries have to leave their beliefs and turn to consider matters which they think antagonistic. Strongly believe that the morality of the world population is deteriorating. And at the same time I cannot deny the advancement of science that is so valuable to mankind, incomparable in any era. We Asians, believe that the scientific approach can bring knowledge to human beings. But it cannot elevate the spirit of man. It has only paved the way for materialists in their search for worldly happiness. Everything has to depend on the suitable position, right nucleus and right time. The suitable position means the position that is rightly appropriate. The nucleus means growth under limitation. The right time means the needed environment at the time. If heaven needs something to remain, it will not develop beyond the limitation of growth. This is the state of balance according to the law of nature. Suitability and beauty have no boundary in age. This can be proven by the existence of art, paintings and architecture that were beautifully created by man as lasting treasures and have been handed down to us by our ancestors. Every piece of art is priceless. Some have become world treasures and adored by art lovers. They seem to have no nationality, no religion, no limit in time. Only art has bestowed the refreshing spirit on human beings up to the present day. Therefore, we should give more serious thought and interest to art. It is not only Art that has been given to us by our forbears. One must mention Culture here also. Both are linked as a national heritage. Some have been left without care, or in other words to be carved for by nature, and worse still destroyed by the hand of man. Though culture has been regarded as old fashioned, yet it is still suitable for human society. Under the circumstances, I would like to draw the attention of the world population to come to witness our art, customs and culture. I am certain that in one day or another they will benefit the noble spirit and will be a good reminder to those who are drawn to materialism. Thus the "Muang Boran" has been created. This may remedy the existing moral deterioration of human society. But whether or not this great problem can be solved and can achieve its aim, and who will solve it, my answer is that it will not be an individual but everybody together. It is not a matter of time from morn till night. It is to be months, years and even centuries. There is an old saying that "To build a hill, a lump of earth has its own value". This can be compared with a traveller. Each step contributes and has its own value. To complete the building of one hill, it has to depend on the first lump of earth. To reach the end of the journey, it has to depend on first step. If my own motto is not consonant with those who uphold that the present society is right and should advance its course further, I am compelled to implore them to do justice to what justice is. Seek goodness from the thing that we hate ; seek badness from the one you love, in order that these can be in evidence to help judging the Thai art, customs and culture of old ; and whether they are as valuable as I judge them to be.

	The Ancient City, Muang Boran, is an excellent reflection of Thailand's multi-faceted ancient culture presented in an authentic and visually exciting setting. Through symbolic architectural styles and fine arts, its various structures and natural surroundings are harmoniously unified, allowing visitors to witness the continuous flow of Thailand's history, culture, religion and art, as well as past and present customs and traditions of its people. It is a place where Thais can perceive and recognize their roots and heritage, and overseas visitors can gain an insight into the Thai ways of life. The Ancient City, Muang Boran, is like an open book of history and an open door to the real Thailand. Here you will find numerous reproductions of palace halls, temples, stupas, stone sanctuaries and traditional houses. You can also visit several reconstructed historical buildings, authenticated communities with their inhabitants doing their daily chores and sample villages from all regions of the country. What's more, these awe inspiring historical and cultural symbols have been further enhanced by their surroundings, specially created and subtly merged, to reflect a social and cultural atmosphere of the past. New creations such as the Sumeru Mountains, the statue of the Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin and the Garden of the Gods and have also been incorporated to convey the cultural and religious beliefs of people in these ancient communities. Certainly, the one thing you must not miss is a visit to the Ancient City, Muang Boran. It will offer you in a nutshell most of what Thailand is all about past, present and future. You may consider a walk to explore all historical buildings, museums, monuments and the new creations full of amazing artistic details and of great beauty. Or, if you wish, you may join an organized tour. Even with a modern comfortable vehicle, it will take you hours to do justice to every one of the some 109 spots of interest. Located within a 30-minute drive from Bangkok on the old Sukhumvit Road, in the Province of Samui Prakan, the Ancient City, Muang Boran, encompasses over 320 acres of land, with varied landscape comparable in shape and form to the whole country of Thailand.

	Start from the Bangkok [ By Car or Taxi ] Take the Express Way as far as the Samroang-Samut Prakan Exit. Turn to the Samut Prakan Intersection. Turn left along the old Sukhumvit Road (towards Bangpoo) until you get to km. 33. The Ancient City is on the left. [ By Bus ] Take air-conditioned bus No.11 (Pinklao-Paknam) to the end of the line. From here, take the No.36 mini-bus. It passes the entrance to the Ancient City. □ Open everyday from 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.

Trip giude RATCHABURI (golf courses)

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	This club boasts 54 holes of golf on three courses-Dragon Pearl, Dragon Green and Dragon Lakes. Designed by Jim Engh, Isao Aoki and Jack Nicklaus, respectively, all three courses are currently playable. The courses offer a combination of undulating fairways and greens, lateral water hazards, 'water carry holes', dog-leg holes and subtle placement of bunkers. Added to this, the scenic background during play is refreshing for the golfer. Hotel accommodations are available, plus a sports complex featuring horse riding, jogging and a fitness center. Special Golf Tour : Bangkok - Cha-Am (7 Days 6 Nights) Special Offer play golf in Thailand / Rachaburi 4 Days 3 Nights (4 persons/group)
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 450 Bath Visitors: 600 Baht Weekends Guests: 750 Baht Visitors: 1,050 Baht Caddy Fee: 180 Baht Golf Cart: 500 Baht

	Also known as Castle Hill, the course traces a figure of eight round two hills. On the ridge between them stands a huge European style clubhouse and condotel which dominates the entire setting. The dog-leg second hole is a tough test, as water comes into play on both sides of the fairway. The short third demands a water carry to an island green. There are several dog-leg holes on the back nine. The greens and fairways tend to be rather flat and the bunkers are mostly shallow. Land plots are available and there is also a sports complex.
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 250 Bath Visitors: 500 Baht Weekends Guests: 350 Baht Visitors: 700 Baht Caddy Fee: 150 Baht Golf Cart: 500 Baht

	This 18-hole championship course is surrounded by scenic mountains and beautiful trees. Extensive fairway bunkering and plenty of greenside traps calls for precision play. Many of the greens are sloping, so putting can become a test of never. There are many difficult lies to contend with during the course of play, but the course will reward the player who uses strategy, rather than power. The club comes with a pleasant clubhouse, driving range, low-rise condominiums, plus a sports complex. There is also a hotel, as well as a resort and residential compound.
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 330 Bath Visitors: 440 Baht Weekends Guests: 660 Baht Visitors: 880 Baht Caddy Fee: 170 Baht Golf Cart: 618 Baht

Trip giude PRACHUAPKHIRIKHAN

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ecommended attractive programme
hua hin - cha am - pranburi “timeless & trendy”
2 days 1 night

Day 1
08.00 - Leave Bangkok for Hua Hin by car
10.00 - Arrive Phetchaburi
- Visit Phra Nakhon Khiri - summer palace of King RAMA 4
11.00 - Leave Phetchaburi for Hua Hin
12.00 - Lunch at a restaurant beside Cha-am beach
13.00 - Visit Mrigadayavan - seaside summer palace of King RAMA 6
/ Take a round of Golf
/ Take a cooking course
19.00 - Seafood dinner
- Visit Hua Hin night market
- Spend a night at a hotel in Hua Hin/ Cha-am or Pranburi

Day 2
07.00 - Breakfast at the hotel
08.00 - Set off for Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, travelling along the coast road through mooban Phu Noi
- Visit Tham Phraya Nakhon cave (Unseen in Thailand) and sample the splendour of the symbolic Phra Thi Nang Khuha Kharuhat pavilion
12.00 - Enjoy Lunch at Pak Nam Pran
14.00 - Enjoy Shopping at the Outlets
15.00 - Return to Bangkok

Trip guide Phetchaburi

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	Adventure is the style of this absorbing course. Greens are the well defined fairways provide the necessary pointers for golfers to retain a sense of direction. Rolling fairways and spectacular mounding around the greens can make some approach shots quite tricky. The par-three fourteenth is one of the outstanding holes on the course in that both tees and green are islands within a large lake, only accessible by footbridges from the mainland. The 75-room hotel adjoining the clubhouse commands fine views over the golf courses and mountains beyond.
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 600 Bath Visitors: 700 Baht Weekends Guests: 1,000 Baht Visitors: 1,400 Baht Caddy Fee: 170 Baht Golf Cart: 600 Baht

	The rolling and undulating fairways of the golf course give Palm Hills a distinctive identity which is different from all the other courses in the area. The 18 holes are arranged in two distinctive nines, separated by the beautiful clubhouse and a rocky outcrop extending from the mountain range. The course runs from east to west, with lakes at each end. The greens can be fast with some very tricky burrows. While playing the second nine holes, players are rewarded with some breathtaking views of the Gulf of Thailand.
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 400 Bath Visitors: 700 Baht Weekends Guests: 800 Baht Visitors: 1,400 Baht Caddy Fee: 170 Baht Golf Cart: 550 Baht

	Four sets of Teeing grounds make this course a fair test for all classes of players. The course is set in a valley and blends harmoniously with the surrounding hills. Water comes into play on twelve holes and accurate shot making is called for. The seventeenth is one of six dog-leg holes and players have to contend with water on the left flank and on the green. The eighteenth is an excellent finishing hole, demanding an accurate tee shot to avoid the water on both sides of the fairway. The second shot also has to be "placed" to avoid hitting into the water on the right of the fairway. There is a big clubhouse, hotel and condominiums, plus a sports center.
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 500 Bath Visitors: 700 Baht Weekends Guests: 1,000 Baht Visitors: 1,400 Baht Caddy Fee: 170 Baht Golf Cart: 500 Baht

	Springfield is generally considered as one of the premier golfing resorts of Thailand. The course is an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all standards. The opening holes reveal the need for accuracy and the character of the course becomes more intriguing, as length is also an important factor on many of the following holes. These are mostly flank by a series of hillocks covered by a forest of young trees, and the fairways thread their way through well-placed hazards towards greens of the highest international standard. Hotel accommodations are available. Special Golf Tour : Bangkok - Cha-Am (7 Days 6 Nights)
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 600 Bath Visitors: 900 Baht Weekends Guests: 1,100 Baht Visitors: 1,600 Baht Caddy Fee: 170 Baht Golf Cart: 600 Baht

	is the golf course with 18 holes and located on the way to Cha am via the route 4 from Bangkok. The golf course had been operated as Cha am Villa Golf Club and changed to Cha Am Global Village recently. The 18 holes are laid out on the flat fields. It seems to take a time to operate the course in the good conditions.
	Green Fees Weekdays Guests : 400 Bath Visitors: 400 Baht Weekends Guests: 800 Baht Visitors: 800 Baht Caddy Fee: 170 Baht