Songkran Join Tour Program: England, 8 Days 7 Nights

The group arrives at London Heathrow Airport. After passing through immigration, our vehicle will be waiting to pick you up. Today, See You Again will take you to explore London, starting from Westminster to the Kensington area, letting you experience the classic charm of London.

In the morning, travel to Stonehenge, a mysterious prehistoric stone circle. To this day, there is still no definitive answer as to why it was built or who created it. Numerous theories have been proposed, ranging from extraterrestrial visitors to powerful rulers capable of gathering and erecting these massive stones.

Afterward, continue to Bath, testament to the grandeur of the Roman Empire on British soil over 2,000 years ago.

Recommended lunch spot: The Scallop Shell : https://goo.gl/maps/f7CbSH6ALgtNNsU48

We will take you to visit The Roman Baths, a thermal bathing site dating back to Roman times featuring natural thermal springs exceeding 40°C that produce a continuous flow of no less than 1 million liters per day. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, you will tour the Roman Baths museum.

Then return to London. If time permits, we will take you to see the Palace of Westminster in the same area. Big Ben began ticking in 1859 and has kept faithful time ever since, becoming an iconic national symbol of Britain that visitors to London never miss. You will also see the Statue of Winston Churchill and 10 Downing Street. Not far away, you can take photos with the London Eye.

Overnight : London Hotel / Dorsett City London

Today, depart from London for Oxford, another of England's premier university cities.

Visit the historic University of Oxford and view the Radcliffe Camera, a library within the University of Oxford precinct. Then visit Christ Church, where inside you can view the Hogwarts dining hall, a setting featured in every Harry Potter film.

In the afternoon, continue to Stratford-upon-Avon. Visit the birthplace of the legendary playwright William Shakespeare, exploring the museum that showcases his biography and works, with the house itself beautifully preserving the distinct architectural style of Stratford.

In the evening, take a stroll to experience the local lifestyle at The Covered Market Oxford, a historic market situated in the heart of Oxford. Here you will find a wide variety of shops, from florists and clothing or shoe boutiques to fresh and dry food vendors.

Overnight : Oxford / Malmaison Oxford

In the morning, depart for the Cotswolds region (distance: 140 km, approx. 1 hour 30 minutes), a charming rural area renowned as a land of picturesque villages. Most attractions across the Cotswolds are quaint villages whose signature charm lies in preserving their historic character from centuries past to the present day.

Our first stop today is Cirencester on the way into the Cotswolds. Situated on the River Churn, a tributary of the River Thames, Cirencester is steeped in Roman heritage, complete with a museum showcasing various aspects of Roman history.

A short drive away, visit the village of Bibury on both banks of the River Coln, celebrated as one of the most beautiful villages in England. The cottages, though ancient and weathered by time, remain remarkably well-preserved.

Next, we head to the villages of Lower Slaughter and Bourton-on-the-Water, classic Cotswolds gems. In this area, you will find a 19th-century watermill built to harness power for local industry.

Overnight : Cotswolds / New Inn at Coln with dinner at the hotel

Travel to Liverpool (distance: 270 kilometers, travel time approx. 3 hours 32 minutes). Visit major Liverpool highlights including Liverpool Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Liverpool, the largest in England, and the 5th largest in the world. Featuring colorful stained glass and predominantly brick construction, it took 74 years to build.

Next, visit the Royal Albert Dock, a red-brick UNESCO World Heritage area. These historic buildings were among the first brick-and-mortar structures in Britain, officially opened by Prince Albert in 1846 as docks and cargo warehouses.

Visit The Beatles Story Museum, dedicated to the world-famous "Fab Four."

Stroll along the Pier Head waterfront near Albert Dock.

Then head to Anfield Stadium, home of Liverpool FC—an absolute must for football fans.

If time permits, enjoy brand-name shopping at Liverpool ONE.

Overnight : Liverpool / Adelphi Hotel

Today, depart for Manchester (distance: 55 kilometers, travel time approx. 1 hour).

Explore the Spinningfields area, a purpose-built commercial district where modern architecture blends with Gothic heritage.

See the 47-story Beetham Tower, the tallest building in the city and the 12th tallest in the country.

In the afternoon, visit the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester, England.

Stroll along St Ann's Street, set within the city's main shopping district near Arndale and the High Street area.

For football fans, visit Old Trafford Stadium, the home ground of Manchester United, and join the stadium tour.

Overnight : Manchester / Macdonald Manchester Hotel

In the morning, travel to Birmingham (distance: 140 kilometers, approx. 2 hours). Birmingham is the second-largest city in the United Kingdom and England's second city. Historically known as the "Workshop of the World," it was at the heart of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

Visit the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, home to the world's largest collection of works by the Pre-Raphaelites.

Then enjoy brand-name shopping at the Bullring. In addition to a wide range of brand-name stores, it features an architectural design strikingly different from ordinary shopping centers. Just a short 5-minute walk from the Bullring is a chic spot for strolling and taking cool photos: the Custard Factory. It brings together numerous trendy items along with street art and murals at various spots.

Next, visit the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, a botanical garden showcasing an extensive variety of flora and trees in a classic English garden design.

Overnight : Birmingham / Hotel ibis budget Birmingham Centre

In the morning, travel back to London.

We take you to photograph Tower Bridge, an iconic landmark of London. Visit the Millennium Bridge, which opened in 2000 to celebrate the new millennium as a pedestrian-only bridge. At the end of this bridge stands St. Paul's Cathedral, a major religious cathedral of the United Kingdom founded in 604 AD; after a major fire, it underwent reconstruction before reopening in 1697. Admire its Baroque architecture. Nearby is the Millennium Bridge, a steel suspension footbridge crossing the River Thames.

Next, we take you up to Sky Garden, a rooftop garden offering panoramic views of London from above, letting you marvel at stunning vistas of the capital and enjoy this garden in the sky.

Stroll through Leadenhall Market, a filming location featured in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. This market is filled with fresh food, flowers, various souvenirs, and London-style fashion.

We take you to Soho for a stroll around Neal’s Yard, a charming little courtyard where 3 streets meet: Short Gardens, Monmouth, and Neal. It is a wonderful spot for taking lovely photos, as the local shops have colorfully painted the buildings, creating a vibrant cluster of boutiques in this cozy courtyard.

Not far away is Chinatown, a bustling district where many Chinese residents in London live and gather, giving Chinatown its distinctive Chinese architecture. Locals say the roast duck, dim sum, and noodles here are renowned for their authentic Chinese flavors.

Overnight : London / Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf

In the morning, visit The British Museum.

Then, take you shopping for luxury brand names at the famous department store Harrods.

Afterward, transfer you to the airport 3 hours before departure for your safe and memorable journey back to Bangkok.