Experience the serene beauty of the Ping River under the starlit sky on a traditional long-tail boat.
Iconic French café known for its historic literary connections and traditional breakfast dishes.
Famous for its lively atmosphere and modern French cuisine, perfect for a late lunch.
Renowned for its innovative French cuisine and exceptional service, a must-visit for dinner.
A stunning 16th-century church with beautiful architecture and a peaceful courtyard.
A beautiful park with lush greenery, animal exhibits, and a lake for boat rides.
A vibrant square filled with local vendors, street food, and live music at night.
Freshly baked bread, local cheese, jam, and coffee.
Sour soup with shrimp, vegetables, and tamarind broth.
Grilled chicken intestines skewers, a popular street food.
Handwoven from river reeds, these baskets are a traditional symbol of the Toro River community's connection to the river.
Extracted from local flowers, this perfume oil is a unique keepsake that captures the essence of the Toro River region.
A traditional tool used by local fishermen, these racks are handmade from wooden branches and symbolize the river's importance to the local economy.
Toro River is known for sudden rain showers, a lightweight jacket is essential for comfort during the cruise.
The river cruise may attract mosquitoes, insect repellent is recommended for protection against bites.
To enjoy wildlife spotting along the river, binoculars are optional but enhance the experience.
A historic castle and former seat of British rule in Ireland, now a major government complex and popular tourist attraction.
A vibrant, seasonal market offering fresh produce, local crafts, and live music in the heart of the Adirondacks.
A well-preserved ancient town in Guizhou, known for its traditional architecture and cultural heritage.