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Take a day trip to Kanchanaburi, a province located west of Bangkok that is known for its history and natural beauty. Visit the Bridge over the River Kwai, a famous landmark that was built during World War II by prisoners of war. Afterward, head to the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, where you can pay your respects to the soldiers who lost their lives during the war.

Visit the Hellfire Pass Memorial and Museum, a museum that commemorates the suffering of the prisoners of war who worked on the Thai-Burma Railway during World War II. End your day with a visit to the Erawan National Park, where you can hike to the beautiful Erawan Falls.

Enjoy a relaxing evening at your hotel in Kanchanaburi.

Take a flight to Koh Samui, a beautiful island in the Gulf of Thailand. Spend the day relaxing at your hotel, which should preferably be located near Chaweng Beach or Lamai Beach.

Visit the Na Muang Waterfall, a stunning waterfall that is located in a lush jungle setting. Afterward, head to Nang Yuan Island, a beautiful island located off the coast of Koh Samui that is known for its crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches.

Enjoy a seafood dinner at one of the many restaurants in Bophut Fisherman's Village, a charming village that features a variety of shops and restaurants.

Take a day trip to Ang Thong National Marine Park, a group of islands located off the coast of Koh Samui that offer some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in Thailand. Afterward, head to the Khao Pun Cave Temple, a temple that is located inside a cave and features stunning Buddha statues.

Visit the Big Buddha Temple, a temple that features a giant Buddha statue that can be seen from many parts of the island. Afterward, head to the Wat Plai Laem, a temple that features a stunning statue of the Guanyin, the goddess of mercy.

Enjoy a night out in Chaweng, where you can find a variety of bars, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Spend the morning relaxing at your hotel, or take a trip to the Samui Elephant Sanctuary, a sanctuary that provides a home for elephants that have been rescued from the logging and tourism industries.

Visit the Black Mountain Water Park, a water park that features a variety of pools, slides, and other attractions. Afterward, head to the Slip N Fly, a water park that features a giant water slide and a trampoline.

Enjoy a dinner at a local restaurant in Lamai, a charming town that features a variety of shops and restaurants.

Visit the COPE Visitor Centre in Vientiane, which provides information about the history of the Secret War in Laos and the UXO (unexploded ordnance) problem in Laos. Afterward, head to the Buddha Park, a park that features a variety of Buddhist and Hindu statues.

Visit the Pha That Luang, a famous Buddhist temple that is located in the heart of Vientiane. Afterward, head to the Haw Phra Kaew, a temple that once housed the famous Emerald Buddha statue.

Enjoy a dinner at Lao Kitchen, a restaurant that serves traditional Lao cuisine.

Visit the Plain of Jars, a group of megalithic jars that are located in the Xieng Khouang Province. Afterward, head to the Coi Nguon Museum, a museum that features artifacts and exhibits related to the history and culture of Laos.

Visit the Wat Si Muang, a temple that is considered one of the most important temples in Vientiane. Afterward, head to the Presidential Palace, a beautiful building that once served as the residence of the President of Laos.

Visit the Vientiane Night Market, a market that offers a variety of souvenirs, clothing, and food.