9 days 8 nights
Daily Tour
6 people
English
Upon arrival at Bangkok, travellers are warmly welcomed at the airport and transferred privately to their hotel. After check-in, the remainder of the day is left free to rest and recover from the journey.
Guests can enjoy hotel facilities, take a short walk nearby, or simply relax and observe the vibrant energy of Bangkok, Â a city where modern skyscrapers, bustling streets, and traditional culture exist side by side.
Accommodation: Hotel- Casa Vimaya Riverside
The day begins with breakfast at the hotel before heading out to explore Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks. The morning is spent visiting the magnificent Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, home to Thailand’s most sacred Buddha image. The journey continues to Wat Pho, where the enormous reclining Buddha and traditional Thai massage heritage are discovered.
 Lunch is enjoyed at a local restaurant before the afternoon unfolds with a longtail boat ride through Bangkok’s canals, offering a glimpse into traditional riverside life. The day concludes with a visit to Wat Arun, beautifully set along the Chao Phraya River, before returning to the hotel for a relaxed evening.
After breakfast, guests travel north to the ancient city of Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The day is spent exploring impressive temple ruins, including towering stupas, Buddha statues entwined with tree roots, and remnants of a once-glorious kingdom.
Lunch is served at a local restaurant before continuing the exploration of Ayutthaya’s historic temples and riverside scenery. By late afternoon, guests return to Bangkok with a deeper appreciation of Thailand’s rich history.
After breakfast, guests check out and transfer to the airport for a domestic flight to Chiang Rai. Upon arrival, the journey begins with a visit to the world-famous White Temple, an extraordinary contemporary masterpiece symbolising purity and enlightenment.
After lunch, the tour continues to the striking Blue Temple, known for its vivid colours and tranquil atmosphere. The day concludes with a visit to a Karen hill tribe village, offering insight into traditional lifestyles before checking into the hotel.
Accommodation: Le Patta Hotel Chiang Rai
Following breakfast, the day begins with a scenic drive to the legendary Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. A peaceful longtail boat ride along the Mekong River offers stunning views of three countries at once.
After visiting the informative House of Opium Museum, lunch is enjoyed locally. The afternoon is spent at the lush Choui Fong Tea Plantation, where rolling green hills and freshly brewed tea provide a serene end to the day.
After breakfast, guests travel south to Chiang Mai, stopping along the way at natural hot springs where locals boil eggs in mineral-rich waters.
Upon arrival, guests check in and relax before heading out in the evening for a traditional Khantoke dinner. Accompanied by classical northern Thai dance performances, the evening offers a warm cultural welcome to Chiang Mai.
Accommodation:De lanna Chiang mai
The day begins with breakfast before ascending to Doi Suthep Temple, one of Thailand’s most revered spiritual sites, offering panoramic views over the city. A visit to a nearby Hmong village provides insight into hill tribe traditions.
After lunch, guests explore Chiang Mai’s historic old city, including ancient walls, temples, and cultural monuments, before ending the day at a lively local market filled with street food and handicrafts.
After an early breakfast, guests travel through scenic countryside to Kanta Elephant Sanctuary. The day is spent learning about elephant conservation, feeding the elephants, walking alongside them, and observing their natural behaviour in a respectful environment.
Light refreshments and seasonal fruit are provided before returning to Chiang Mai in the afternoon, leaving the evening free to relax.
After breakfast, guests check out and transfer to Chiang Mai Airport for their onward journey, departing Thailand with unforgettable memories of its culture, history, landscapes, and warm hospitality