• Welcome by the tour guide upon your arrival at the airport, and transfer by private car to the hotel
• Free to explore the city
• In the afternoon:
  • Embark on a long-tailed pirogue for a trip through the klongs, the canals that crisscross old Bangkok with their unique atmosphere
  • Visit the Temple of Dawn, Wat Arun, with its 82-meter-high Khmer-style tower, a symbol of the capital
• Welcome dinner with our host
• Overnight in hotel

Begin the journey by unraveling the glorious history of the Capital of Thailand with its highlights:

• The Grand Royal Palace complex which includes the Royal Palace and the magnificent Wat Phra Kaew (known for the Statue of the Emerald Buddha)
• Wat Pho, a giant house of the lying Buddha
• A boat trip through the lively and bustling interior canals by traditional long tail boat
• Wat Paknam, is a hidden museum with white stupa exhibition
• A walk through Chinatown which is considered the liveliest district in Bangkok and famous for the various specialties from countries in the region
• Overnight in hotel

Bangkok - Kanchanaburi: 240 km - 4h

Immerse yourself in the colourful atmosphere of the lively railway and floating markets:

• Get up-close to the Maeklong Railway Market also known as “life-risking” market where exciting and magical scene happens, vendors disappear in a blink of an eye at each train whistle signaling the arrival of a train
• Learn the idea of a traditional market setting at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the best known floating market of Thailand which is featured in the James Bond movie and more recently “Bangkok dangerous” with Nicolas Cage. Watch the bustling activity on the crowded canals where boats loaded with, fresh exotic tropical fruits and Thai’s noodles, are packed up
• Keep travelling to the southwest to reach Kanchanaburi and get ready to experience its significances:
  • Visit the World War II memorial including the Jeath War Museum
  • Lunch is served at a floating restaurant next to the River Kwai Bridge
  • Get on a train ride along the railway to enjoy the beautiful river view for around 30 minutes
• Overnight in hotel

Kanchanaburi - Bang Pa-In - Ayutthaya: 260 km - 4h

Departure for the Erawan Waterfall – a beautiful seven-tiered waterfall. Located in Erawan National Park, walk to see each of the picturesque falls. The Erawan Waterfall consists of a multitude of lovely cascades spread over seven levels

In the afternoon, drive to Ayutthaya, the former royal capital of Siam in the 14th century. Classified by UNESCO for its archaeological heritage, it has retained a certain charm

On the way, stop at Bang Pa-In and visit the former summer residence of King Rama V located in the center of a small lake and surrounded by magnificent gardens

Arrival in Ayutthaya in the late afternoon

Overnight in hotel

Ayutthaya - Sukhothai:

Take a journey to Ayutthaya, roam the remaining temple and palace of this ancient Thai capital. Hop on a charming Kermit tuk tuk, a unique mode of transport found only in Ayutthaya and Trang

• Take in the impressive sights of Wat Yai Chaimongkol and Wat Mahathat, where a Buddha face mysteriously emerges from a tree
• Stroll through a local market en route to Wat Phra Srisanphet

Continue to Sukhothai via Uthai Thani and Phitsanulok. Sukhothai, the ancient capital of Thailand and considered the cradle of Thai culture, is rich in history and historical intrigue

Arrive in Sukhothai in the late afternoon

Overnight at a hotel

Sukhothai - Lampang: 260 km - 4h

• After breakfast, pick-up and transfer to the bicycle parking where we will take a bike to visit the Sukhothai Historical Park, which contains nearly 200 remarkably well-preserved chedis in ruins
• Discover the legend of the talking Buddha at Wat Srichum and marvel at the serene image of Buddha Ajana
• Cycle to Wat Prapailuang, the heart of the ancient Sukhothai kingdom, and soak up the historical atmosphere Visit to Wat Sri Sawai, Wat Sra Sri and Wat Trapang Ngoen
• Enjoy a delicious lunch before transferring to the charming town of Lampang for a relaxing overnight stay
• Overnight in hotel

Lampang - Chiang Rai: 175 km - 3h30

• Visit Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, one of the best examples of Lanna-style architecture in Thailand
• Take a 30-minute horse-drawn carriage ride through the city and villages
• Have lunch at a local restaurant
• In the afternoon, continue to Chiang Rai
• On the way, stop at Phayao Lake where we can have a coffee and enjoy the beautiful views of the lake
• Arrive in Chiang Rai at the end of the day
• Overnight in hotel

Chiang Rai is the ideal gateway to wander around the Golden Triangle. Let yourself be guided in this real movie set between hilltop villages, ethnic mountains, roaring Mekong and rice terraces.

• Discover the local products in the local market
• World famous Wat Phra Kaew where the Emerald Buddha image was once enshrined
• Wat Phra Sing where one of Thailand’s most beautiful Buddha images is now enshrined
• Baan Dam (Blackhouse), the unique creation of national artist, Thawan Duchanee: part art studio, part museum, part home, Baan Dam is an eclectic mix of traditional northern Thai buildings interspersed with some outlandish modern designs
• Cruise on Mae Kok river from Chiang Rai to Karen village
• Return to Chiang Rai
• Overnight in hotel

Chiang Rai - Chiang Saen: 85 km - 1h30

Road to northern Thailand, a beautiful wooded and mountainous region. Take a drive to the Mae Salong

• Hike up and down the green hills, covered with tea plantations
• Taste the delicious tea produced by one of the many plantations of the region
• Stroll through villages of ethnic minorities: the village Akah of Loyo, and the village Lisu of Ban Hanygo
• Visit the Mae Fah Luang botanical garden
• Have lunch at a local restaurant in the Golden Triangle
• Cruise along the Mekong river to witness the lively assembling of 3 countries at the Golden Triangle
• Overnight in hotel

Chiang Rai - Chiang Mai: 250 km - 4h

• Leave Chiang Rai, taking the winding mountainous road through the rainforest to the big city of Chiang Mai
• Visit the Opium Museum where you can see the history of opium in the past in Thailand
• Return to the hotel
• Overnight in hotel

Savour the fresh air and greenery of Chiang Mai, is a place where past and the present seamlessly merge with modern buildings standing side by side with venerable temples and just one stone’s throw away from downtown leads to a densely rainforested countryside interspersed with waterfalls. Venture into the old town of Chiang Mai with stunning ancient architecture:

• Visit most beautiful temples: Wat Phra Singh, Wat Phan Tao, Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Tha Doi Suthep
• Climb up the Doi Suthep hill to visit the most sacred temple in northern Thailand – the Wat Phra Tha Doi Suthep
• Stroll along narrow streets lined with traditional houses
• Walk through the central market of Warorot
• Overnight in hotel

Hiking day to discover the Mae Wang region

• Visit Karen Hill Tribe, a waterfall and you will also trek through the forest in Mae Wang area
• Mae Wang Elephant Camp treats its elephants with respect. You will have the experience of feeding and bathing an elephant without seeing the scarred head you see in many other camps
• Bamboo rafting on the Mae Wang River
• Overnight in hotel

• Drive through beautiful green landscapes to Mae Kampong village. Upon arrival, walk in the forest, discovering the local industry: coffee and tea farming. We will eat at a magnificent waterfall
• After our walk, we enjoy a delicious traditional lunch in the village before relaxing with a rejuvenating Thai massage
• In the late afternoon you are free for relaxation. You can also participate in preparing dinner with the host family and your friends. You enjoy dinner with your host
• Overnight in homestay

• Early in the morning, at 7:00 am, offer alms to the monks at the village temple with your host
• Breakfast will be served by your host, followed by a walk through the community to see the making of local hats, bamboo furniture, bamboo crafts, herbal products, and the process of fermenting ancient tea leaves
• Then, visit the San Kamphaeng Hot Springs to see the 100-degree Celsius water from underground.
• Return to Chiang Mai city in about 1 hour
• Free time for personal activities until the transfer to Chiang Mai Airport for the flight to Bangkok, and for your international departure flight