England London Bath Bibury Oxford 6 Days 4 Nights GOGB9422

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (1)
Take you to Salisbury (approximately 2 hours) in England, home to a mysterious monument.
Stonehenge Monument Take you to visit the area around Stonehenge Monument, which is over 5,000 years old. It is a group of large stone pillars in the middle of a vast plain in the southern part of England. No one knows the exact purpose of its construction. The monument consists of 112 giant stone pillars arranged in 3 circles. Some of the stones are upright, some are lying down, and some are stacked on top of each other. Archaeologists believe that the group of stones was built somewhere between 3000 and 2000 BC. Radiocarbon dating in 2008 revealed that the first stones were placed between 2400 and 2200 BC, while other theories put the stones as early as 3000 BC. Scientists and historians have wondered how ancient people were able to lift the stones, which weighed more than 30 tons, without the power tools we use today, and there were no giant boulders on the plain. Therefore, it is assumed that the builders must have dragged all the giant stones in from elsewhere, probably from "Marlborough Fields", about 40 kilometers away, was registered as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations or UNESCO in 1986.
Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant (2)
Travel to Bath (approximately 1.30 hours).
Take a souvenir photo with Bath Abbey and visit the Roman Baths, a large ancient Roman bathhouse that has been well preserved and maintained. The baths here are lower than the current street level. Inside, it is divided into 4 main zones: Sacred Spring, Roman Temple, Roman Bath House and Museum. This hot spring was discovered when the Romans invaded England and is one of the 7 natural wonders of the West.
Dinner: Have dinner at a local restaurant (3) Special: Fish & Chip menu
Accommodation: 4-star Holiday Inn, Bath or equivalent

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (4)
Take you to Bibury Village (approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes) is a small village located in Gloucestershire, Cotswolds. It is considered the most beautiful village in England. It is a lovely village with old cottages, which are truly typical of English houses. They were built in the 17th-18th centuries and have been preserved in their original condition. There is a small river called Coln River, which flows through the village. Each house is decorated with seasonal English flower gardens. However, the most famous and beautiful is the English rose, which is the origin of the English rose.
Take you to Oxford (approximately 30 minutes). It is known as the university city of England. The name of the city was given after A world-class university known as Oxford University
Take a souvenir photo with Oxford University, an old university that uses English as its native language for teaching and learning. It has been open for over 900 years, with no definite evidence of the university's founding history. With a history spanning more than 9 centuries, the institution's reputation for education, research, new discoveries, and the success of its alumni who have built a reputation for themselves has made people all over the world recognize it as a university that everyone dreams of studying at.
Noon: Lunch at a local restaurant (5) Special Afternoon Tea menu
Take a souvenir photo with Christ Church Cathedral, a building made of golden stone and the most impressive architecture in England, built during the reign of King Henry VIII. It is a cathedral with a 43-meter-high spire.
Take a trip to Bicester Village (approximately 50 minutes), a famous shopping destination located in Bicester, Oxfordshire, England. It is a place with many luxury brands. You are free to shop.
Take you to London (travel time is about 2 hours)
Evening, free dinner for convenience of travel
Accommodation Ibis London Wembley, London, 3-star level or equivalent

Morning: Breakfast served at the hotel restaurant (6)
Free time to travel or relax in London at your leisure for a full day (no coach service)
The tour leader will provide basic travel tips. You should prepare and plan your trip in advance before the day of travel for maximum benefit.
Recommend tourist attractions
- Try out London's public transportation system by subway or Tube to tour the city and experience the lifestyle of Londoners. ** Starting price for a ticket is around 15 pounds or around 675 baht (One Day Pass), depending on the type of ticket.**
- Try out a double-decker bus or London taxi. To visit the city and the way of life of Londoners ** Ticket prices start at around 15 pounds or 675 baht, depending on the type of package **
- Enjoy the beauty of London on the London Eye Ferris Wheel, also known as the Millennium Wheel. It is the highest Ferris wheel in Europe, 135 meters high, and has become a very popular tourist attraction with more than 3 million visitors per year ** Ticket price is around 32.5 pounds per person or 1462.5 baht per person, depending on the type of ticket. It is necessary to book in advance because the number of visitors per day may be limited.
You can book London Eye tickets on the website https://www.londoneye.com **
- The Tower of London, a palace, prison, treasure trove, and historical exploration site, are all in one place, which is the Tower of London. Inside, there are many important buildings that all have quite brutal histories. It is not surprising that this place is said to be one of the most “haunted”, especially the White Tower, built in 1078 during the reign of William the Conqueror. In addition, do not miss visiting the museum that preserves valuable royal items, such as the Crown Jewels, ancient knight's outfits, and joining a trip with the Yeoman Warders, former royal guards who have become tour guides. ** The entrance fee is approximately 32.9 pounds per person, or approximately 1,480.5 baht per person, depending on the type of ticket. It is necessary to book in advance because the number of visitors per day may be limited. You can book tickets for the Tower of London at the website https://www.london-tickets.co.uk/tower-of-london **
- The Harry Potter film studio (Warner Bros Studio Tour London: The Making of Harry Potter) of Warner Bros. is located in the north of London at a place called Leavesden Aerodrome, which used to be a factory that produced many famous aircraft models, such as the Mosquito, Halifax Bombers during World War II, before Warner Bros. bought it and set up a Harry Potter film studio for more than ten years. And finally, this place has become a tourist attraction that fans of young wizards and witches should not miss. Warner Bros. still preserves many outstanding scenes from the movie, including props, clothes and costumes, so that Harry Potter fans can experience the magic and capture the memories forever.
** The entrance fee is approximately 49.95 pounds per person, or approximately 2,247.75 baht per person, depending on the type of ticket. It is necessary to book in advance because the number of visitors per day may be limited.
You can book tickets for Warner Bros. Studio Tour London at the website https://www.wbstudiotour.co.uk **
- Shopping at leading department stores on Oxford Street, which has many large department stores such as Mark & ​​Spencer, Primark, Selfridges, Next, Zara, etc., or Knights Bridge, which is home to famous department stores such as
Harvey Nicole and Harrods, where you can shop for leading fashion products from all over the world. Including the world-famous Harrods bag
** Free lunch and dinner for your convenience during your trip **
Accommodation Ibis London Wembley, London 3-star or equivalent

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (7)
Take you to Trafalgar Square, the central square surrounded by important government buildings in London.
Take you to take a souvenir photo with Parliament Square and Westminster Palace or the Houses of Parliament, which is the place where the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom (House of Lords and House of Commons) meet. The palace is located on the north bank of the Thames River in the city of Westminster Palace. Of the city of London, not far from Whitehall Palace, the Palace of Westminster was built in 1016. It has about 1,100 rooms, 100 staircases and a total corridor of about 4.8 kilometers. Most of the building was built in the 19th century, but some parts of the original construction remain, including the Hall of Parliament, which is currently used for important functions such as the burial of important people, and the Jewel Tower. The administration of the palace was originally the responsibility of the Lord Great Chamberlain, but in 1965 it changed hands to the Houses of Parliament, except for some ceremonial rooms that are still under the administration of the Lord's representative. After a fire in 1834, the current Parliament building was rebuilt, taking 30 years, with Sir Charles Barry and his assistant Augustus Pugin as architects. The design includes the Hall of Parliament, Palace of Westminster. And St. Stephen's Chapel was registered as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations or UNESCO in 1987 and is also home to a well-known clock tower known as Big Ben / Elizabeth Tower, a symbol of England, which is 320 feet high and strikes every hour. It is the clock with the largest dial in the world. Take a souvenir photo in front of Buckingham Palace, formerly known as Buckingham House, a palace that is the official residence of the British royal family. It is a place used for state receptions and is also a major tourist attraction in London. It is a place of strength for the British people both in celebration and in times of crisis. The original building was a mansion built for John Sheffield, the reign of Buckingham in 1703. Later in 1761, King George III bought it for use as his private residence, known as “The Queen's House” Over the next 75 years, the palace was expanded by architects John Nash and Edward Blore into three main courtyards. Buckingham Palace became the official residence of the British monarchy when Queen Victoria ascended to the throne in 1837. The last major expansions were carried out in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including the current façade.
Noon Lunch at a local restaurant (8) Special roast duck menu
Take a walk to Windsor Castle (approximately 1 hour) is a royal residence in Windsor, which has been home to the British royal family for over 1,000 years. This 5-acre old palace is still used as a residence for Queen Elizabeth II, who often spends most of her weekends. Visitors should allow at least 2-3 hours to visit the place, as it is full of amazing things, including the State Apartments, beautifully decorated with valuable artworks collected by the royal family, as well as the beautiful Gothic architecture in St. George's Chapel, where many British kings are buried, and be amazed by Queen Mary's Dolls House, the most beautiful and famous doll house in the world, built in the 1920s by leading craftsmen at that time.
Take you to London Heathrow Airport, England (travel time approximately 30 minutes)
21.35 Take you to Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand by EVA AIR flight number BR 068 (food and beverage service on board) Travel time approximately 13 hours and 30 minutes