New Product Experiential Learning Trip 23-26 March 2020 Chanthaburi-Rayong-Chonburi Monday 23 March, 2020(Bangkok- Chanthaburi) 08.30 Hrs

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New Product Experiential Learning Trip 23-26 March 2020 Chanthaburi-Rayong-Chonburi Monday 23 March, 2020(Bangkok- Chanthaburi) 08.30 hrs. Depart from Bangkok to Chanthaburi (Duration: 3.30 hrs.) 12.00 hrs. Arrive at Sutee Organic Farm Lunch Explore organic farm and learn how to grow local vegetables and fruits 14.30 hrs. Depart to Chanthaburi Agriculture and Development Center (Bee Center). Learn about various kinds of bees. Taste and differentiate between wild honey and garden honey. Honey soap and lip balm workshop are also included. 16.30 hrs. Depart to Nang Phaya Hill Scenic Point – the most beautiful scenic view point of the East. 18.00 hrs. Check in at Maneechan Resort Dinner & overnight stay Tuesday 24 March, 2020 (Chanthaburi-Rayong) 07.30 hrs. Breakfast at hotel 08.30 hrs. Depart to Baan Samet Ngam. 09.15 hrs. Arrive at Baan Samet Ngam. Learn how to weave mats from “Kok”- Papyrus. Experience how they create value added from mat to home designed decoration at Maison Craft. 12.00 hrs. Lunch at Bang Manao Restaurant. 13.30 hrs. Depart to Thachalab Community. Visit Lung Tom Homestay to see a local way of life and mangrove forest ecosystem. Experience Oyster farm. 15.30 hrs. Depart to Rayong 17.00 hrs. Check in at Aksorn, The Vitality Collection -2- At leisure 19.00 hrs. Dinner & overnight stay Wednesday 25 March, 2020 (Rayong-Pattaya) 07.30 hrs. Breakfast at hotel 08.30 hrs. Depart from hotel to Ao Makham Pier (Island Hopping) 10.00 hrs. Arrive at Ao Makham Pier. Ferry to Koh Mun Nok (Approx. 30 mins). Visit Turtle Conversation Center, learn how to preserve turtles before releasing baby turtles to the ocean 12.00 hrs. Lunch. Depart to Koh Mun Klang and enjoy snorkelling 14.00 hrs. Depart to Koh Talu 15.00 hrs. Return to Ao Makham Pier 16.30 hrs. Arrive at mainland and depart to Pak Nam Prasae Community 17.00 hrs. Arrive at Pak Nam Prasae Community. Dinner Return to hotel & overnight stay Thursday 26 March, 2020 (Pattaya-Bangkok) 08.00 hrs. Breakfast at hotel 09.00 hrs. Depart to Baan Takhian Tia. Enjoy a bicycle ride through coconut farm path to learn how the community produces a variety of sustainable products from coconuts, including their signature coconut coffee! Another popular product produced here is Organic Virgin Coconut Oil. Guests can learn the steps involved in produce this essential oil as part of an optional activity. Visit the Hundred-Pillar House Museum – a cultural site and learning center. Lunch at the community 15.00 hrs. Depart to Bangkok 17.00 hrs. Arrive Bangkok, safe & sound ------------------------------------------------ Remark: The itinerary is flexible and subject to change without prior notice. .

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