Emerald Triangle – 2 Days / 1 Night
New two-day program: Thailand – Laos – Cambodia
Tour cost
- 2 persons – ฿36,000
- 3 persons – ฿48,000
- 4 persons – ฿58,000
(Single room supplement: ฿900)
Full prepayment required upon booking.
Tour dates: any day with a minimum of 4 participants.
Please book at least 3 days in advance.
Tour Highlights
An exciting journey through the mystical border region where Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia meet — the Emerald Triangle.
See countless waterfalls, cruise the scenic Mun River, explore Kaeng Tana Island with its otherworldly rock formations, visit the glowing Phosphorus Temple, and the famous Temple of a Million Bottles.
The highlight is a visit to Preah Vihear, an ancient Khmer temple located in the disputed Thai–Cambodian border area.
The route also includes three national parks, ancient rock paintings, and stunning nature.
Included
- Transfers and sightseeing as per itinerary
- Russian or English-speaking guide
- Hotel accommodation
- Meals according to the program
Not included: drinks, personal expenses, or hotel upgrade to a higher category.
What to bring:
Thai baht and US dollars, passport, conservative clothing for temples (skirts/pants below the knees, shoulders covered, no low necklines), swimsuit for hot springs.
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Excursion Itinerary: Emerald Triangle from Pattaya
Day 1
04:00–05:00 – Departure from Pattaya to Bangkok Airport
08:00–08:50 – Flight Bangkok → Ubon Ratchathani
09:00 – Meet your local guide and continue to Pha Taem Reserve
09:30 – Breakfast
10:00 – City sightseeing tour of Ubon Ratchathani
12:30 – Visit Soe Sawan Waterfall, swimming in natural stone pools
13:30 – Lunch
14:40 – Trip to the Mekong River, with stops at unique waterfalls featuring stone “flowers” and “cucumbers”
16:30 – Explore Pha Taem National Park, with panoramic viewpoints overlooking Laos and prehistoric rock paintings
18:30 – Visit the Phosphorus Temple, whose glowing walls and paths emit a magical light after sunset
20:00 – Arrival in Khong Chiam, where two differently colored rivers merge. Check in at hotel.
Dinner at a riverside restaurant.
Day 2
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Boat trip along the Mun River to Kaeng Tana Island, home of the mythical Naga serpents. Swimming and a nature walk on the island.
12:00 – Visit Sirindhorn Lake Beach – swimming and lunch.
14:30 – Main highlight: Emerald Triangle, the tri-border zone between Thailand and Cambodia. Visit Preah Vihear, an ancient Khmer temple and UNESCO site located on the disputed border.
17:30 – Stop at the Temple of a Million Bottles, a spectacular structure built from over a million glass bottles glowing in the sunset.
19:30 – Return to Ubon Ratchathani, free time at a local bazaar.
21:30 – Flight back to Bangkok.
22:30 – Transfer to Pattaya.
00:30 – Arrival at hotels.
Attractions Overview
Kaeng Tana Island
A mystical island with surreal rock landscapes. Local legend says the Naga serpents live within the stone holes. In October, they are said to release fireballs into the sky.
Preah Vihear Temple
An ancient Khmer complex dedicated to Lord Shiva. This UNESCO-listed site has been a focal point of the Thai–Cambodian border dispute and still carries a powerful historical atmosphere.
Temple of a Million Bottles (Wat Lan Kuad)
Built from more than one million beer bottles donated by the faithful. A masterpiece of recycling and devotion — including a guesthouse for pilgrims.
Pha Taem National Park
Famous for its “stone mushrooms” and cracks, plus 4000-year-old prehistoric rock paintings along the cliffs overlooking the Mekong River.
Other nature excursions here.










