It has some of the most exquisite beaches, rural getaways, Buddhist temples, and shopping malls. Besides, the Thai cuisine, amiable people, busy local markets, and nightlife are also some of the most exhilarating things in the country. Here's a close look at what Thailand is famous for. The city is known for its street life and cultural landmarks, as well as its red-light districts. The Grand Palace and Buddhist temples including Wat Arun and Wat Pho stand in contrast with other tourist attractions such as the nightlife scenes of Khaosan Road and Patpong.
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Overview
Itinerary & Map
Arrive in Bangkok and explore the streets of Bangkok at your leisure.
Over night in Bangkok ( Prince Palace or similar)
Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaeo with its beautiful Emerald Buddha. Proceed to the glorious Golden Buddha
and experience the world famous Thai traditional massage at Wat Pho. Extend your city tour to visit more temples.
Over Night Bangkok (Bangkok Palace or Similar )
(B)
Travel out of Bangkok to the largest and most photographed of Damnoen Saduak floating market in Ratchaburi.
Continue to Ayutthaya / Overnight in Ayutthaya .
A short distance from Bangkok is Ayutthaya where you visit Bang Pa-In Palace and explore the extensive ruins of
World Heritage sites of ancient Ayutthaya. Leave for Lopburi and visit Phra Prang Sam Yot and many Khmer ruins
found in and around this town. Continue your journey through beautiful rice field country scenery
Over night in Phitsanulok. (Top Land or similar)
(B/L)
At Phitsanulok, visit Wat Phra Si Ratana Mahathat, home to Phra Bhudda Chinnaraj considered Thailands most
beautiful Buddha image. Visit the Thai Folklore Museum. Continue to wander in the World Heritage ancient ruins of
Sukhothai Historical Park.
Over night in Sukhothai. ( Heritage Resort or similar )
You visit the World Heritage site Si Satchanalai Historical Park. Back to Sukhothai.
Over night in Sukhothai. (Heritage Resort or similar)
Depart from Sukhothai for your next destination or continue your tour to Chiang Mai
Arrive Chiang Mai and meet your tour guide and transfer to your hotel.
Afternoon, visit Doi Suthep Buddhist temple this is one of Thailand's most revered temples and must be visited. The
mountain has beautiful views overlooking Chiang Mai City. A 300 step Naga (multi headed serpent) staircase leads up
to the temple and an elevator is available for those who need fast access.
Evening : Enjoy a traditional khantoke dinner in a Northern Thai teak house where you are entertained with a selection
of Northern cultural dances.
At Mae Sa Elephant Camp magnificent elephants demonstrate how they have helped Thai people through the
centuries. You can enjoy an optional elephant ride through indigenous jungle. On route back to Chiang Mai visit orchid
gardens and a butterfly farm.
Afternoon, visit a Lanna village where skills have been handed down from generation to generation to produce the
much sought after Thai traditional handicrafts.
Chiang Mai hotel pick up 07:00am and you head off to Chiang Rai nick named the city of beautiful women. On route
you will visit Meakajan hot spring where guests can relax and have refreshments. Continuing on to Wat Rongkoon
which is a fairy tale lovers delight, the white temple, designed and built by a Thai artist is now a major attraction of
Thai’s and Tourists alike. Lunch is served at a local restaurant or buffet at the hotel. In the afternoon you take a Thai
Long Tail Boat up the river passing Thai villages and viewing mountain scenery to visit a Karen village, where you visit
an elephant village. You see different hill tribes in this area. Dinner and Overnight in Chiangrai, where you can visit the
night market in the evening.
From Chiangrai you head off to visit Doi Tung where you visit the Kings mother’s palace and view the royal gardens.
You are then off to the Measai River border of Mynmar (Burma) where you visit the tax-free market which sells a
variety of goods including carvings and clothing. There is a beautiful view overlooking Burmese mountains, city, and
temples. Then off to the Golden Triangle where you visit the Opium House at the legendary Maekong river which winds
its path through China to the Golden triangle. Standing on Thai soil you will see Burma and Laos. Lunch is served at a
restaurant. From the Golden Triangle you head off to the ancient city of Chiangsean, original capital of the Lana
kingdom, originating around around 1328, You can visit a multitude of sites including, ancient temples, stupas, ancient
city wall and moat.
Cost Details
Includes
- Transportation: Admission fee as mentioned
- Meals
- Accommodation: Twin sharing (Standard room) with ABF f
- English-speaking guide
Excludes
- International or Domestic flight ticket and airport tax
- Meals as not mentioned
- Government tax
