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The tour was great, thank you. We arrived in a bright minibus, went inside, and immediately passed souvenir shops and photo studios. We arrived at 6 PM, and the show started at 9 PM. The restaurant was open at that time, with a delicious buffet, Indian vegetarian cuisine, and desserts—everything was very varied. We booked silver seats, which were very nice; there's no point in overpaying for gold; you can see everything perfectly. In the evening, with the lighting, it became even more beautiful—lots of gold paint, everything was bright and luxurious. Beautiful music played. During the show itself, we were told to keep our phones because photography was prohibited. It lasted about an hour, and at first it wasn't entirely clear, but then the plot became clear, about the exploits of Prince Kamal. He fell in love with a village girl, spent a long time winning her over, then demons kidnapped her, and the prince fought to win her back. The battle was epic, the whole scene was full of battles, cannon fire, crackling sounds, hand-to-hand combat, sabers, knives – really cool. The costumes are a whole other story, with gold accents everywhere and bright colors. The prince is in golden armor and riding an elephant. Oh, and by the way, elephants also performed on stage, about 20 of them, along with other animals and birds. I hope they're well-maintained, as the elephants look great. Their minor drawbacks include queues, handing over phones, and then spending a long time looking for our taxi, but the police officer on duty told us where to go. But we're adults, reasonable people, we understand that this is the way things are, and we respect the owners' customs – if you can't, you can't. It's a good tour, I recommend it for children 10 and up, as little ones will get tired of the crowds, sounds, roads, and queues. Thanks to the organizers, the staff is very understanding. We worked with Dmitry, and we bought the tour at the office on Nai Thon for rubles with a QR code. It was very engaging.
