After your cosmetic surgery, you will want to relax. Remember you may prefer an air con room with a TV. The first 5 days after surgery you won’t feel like doing much except recovering.
Once you feel better, you can transfer to the serene settings of Kanchanaburi where you can relax by the river or rest in your hammock in peace and quiet.
Alternatively, why not visit Hua Hin, Ko Samui or Phuket to relax by the beach. Enjoy the renowned seafood
fresh from the sea and experience the famous Thai service. Allow yourself to be pampered by
spas, aromatherapy, reflexology and essential oil massages.
Bangkok translates as the City of Angels. The shopping, markets and food are world renowned. Why not take a trip to the Grand Palace and see the beautiful Emerald Buddha which dates back to the 14th Century? Alternatively, why not enjoy the floating markets and see the local women gathering together each morning and selling their wares from old wooden boats? For those who want to relax, you can enjoy the fantastic spas and massages on offer in the capital. For shoppers, you can check out all the latest copied fashion items in Patpong or Chatuchak markets.
Kanchanaburi is most well known for the infamous Bridge over the River Kwai constructed by the British, Australian, Burmese and many other allies during WWII. Nowadays, Kanchanaburi is an enchanting place, with many bungalows dotted along the river.
The floating restaurants light up the river at night and you can’t miss the incredible crimson sunsets over the bridge. You can walk up the breathtaking seven tier Erawan waterfall, visit the Lawa Caves, the Tiger Temples or take a leisurely cruise down the river. You can even ride elephants or go river rafting.
Golfers : A delightful riverside setting at the Kanchanaburi courses provides the golfer with an interesting challenge. Long tee shots are needed on many holes. Natural flora blends harmoniously with the surrounding tropical jungle. Cross the River Kwai on a raft to get to the club. The Mission Hills Course is designed by Jack Nicklaus.
Hua Hin was originally a small fishing village until a Royal Palace was built in the reign of King Rama VI. A further Summer Palace was erected by King Rama VII and the Royal family still reside there every year to this day.
Today, it is growing in popularity amongst tourists for its long, unspoilt, white beaches and superb seafood. The beautiful beach and ocean breeze make it a perfect place to recover. Hua Hin is known for its golf and its fishing, although nearby Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park with its soaring peaks, numerous caves and exotic bird life makes a great escape.
Golfers: Hua Hin provides the highest density of world class golf courses in Thailand. Green-fees and other costs are currently among the lowest in the world while course maintenance and services are superb.
