• Welcome by the tour guide upon your arrival at the airport, and transfer by private car to the hotel
• Free to explore the city
• 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
• Discover the city from a unique perspective with a leisurely long-tail boat ride along the Chao Phraya
• Lunch in a floating restaurant
• Wat Arun, a temple of the Aube
• The Wat Traimit which is well known as the Golden Buddha
• Return to the hotel
• 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
  • Discover the playful antics of wild monkeys at Wang Pho and create unforgettable memories
  • Get on a train ride along the railway to enjoy the beautiful river view for around 30 minutes
• Overnight in hotel

Kanchanaburi - Ayutthaya: 260 km - 4h

Take a journey to Ayutthaya, roam the remaining temple and palace of this ancient Thai capital. Recognized by UNESCO for its archaeological heritage, this historic city has retained its undeniable charm. Explore the main temples, featuring brick stupas and magnificent Buddha statues

• Visit Wat Phu Khao Thong, the “Monastery of the Golden Mount”
• Visit Wat Phra Srisanphet
• Visit Viharn Phra Mongkol Bopit, one of the largest bronze Buddha in Thailand
• Visit Wat Lokaya Sutha enshrines a large reclining Buddha image
• Visit the Summer Palace, built in the Ayutthaya period. It is the king's favorite summer palace
• Overnight in hotel

Ayutthaya - Bangkok - Fly - Chiang Rai: 2h30

Chiang Rai, a delightful city with its relaxed atmosphere and stunning local food:

• Discover the local products in the local market
• World famous Wat Phra Kaew where the Emerald Buddha image was once enshrined
• Wat Phra Singh 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 Mai: 245 km - 5h

Depart to Chiang Saen. Take a drive to the “land of brightly coloured poppy fields” – the infamous Golden Triangle, a strategic point from which you will contemplate a unique landscape, shared between Thailand, Burma, and Laos. This is where the three borders meet

• Stroll through Chiang Saen, the ancient city located on the Khong River Bank
• Visit the Opium museum where you will learn about the Thai opium’s history from a guide and with an exposition
• 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

In the afternoon, transfer to Chiang Mai

Overnight in hotel

Breakfast at a local establishment before starting the visits

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, 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

Chiang Mai - Doi Inthanon National Park

Travel to the Southwest of Chiang Mai, we head to Doi Inthanon National Park and hike up the highest peak of Thailand. The area is covered with lush green forest, waterfalls and the drive up the mountain rewards you with amazing views. The main attractions of the Park are two temples built on the peak of Doi Inthanon, surrounded by beautiful gardens and even more amazing panoramas

• Trek through the jungle following a narrow mountain trail which leads us to a stunning hidden waterfall in the middle of lush jungle
• Pass through a coffee plantation, flowers farm and rice terraces
• Meet Karen people in Pagagayaw village
• Visit the architecture of Napamaytanido Chedi and Phra Mahatat Npaphon Bhumisiri which build to honor the 60th birthday of King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit
• Return to Chiang Mai
• Overnight in hotel

Chiang Mai - Fly - Luang Prabang: 1h30

• Free time until transferring by private car to the airport for the flight to Luang Prabang
• Free time to explore Luang Prabang
• Overnight in hotel

Luang Prabang is a city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site

Uncover the ancient religious capital of Laos, and be surprised by its serenity and spirituality by tuk tuk:

• Experience unforgettable moments by attending the procession of barefoot monks, who silently collect alms, dressed in their saffron robes, as they walk the streets of the city to collect their food
• Marvel at the Wat Xieng Thong, is the center of a small religious complex, considered the most beautiful Buddhist temple in Luang Prabang because of its elegant roof down to the bunk ground and the temple of Wat Visoun, the oldest temple in Luang Prabang, it houses numerous gold statues of Buddha
• Meander through the That Makmo, stone stupa and Vat Aham, a major shrines in the city dedicated to the ancestors of Laos
• Explore the National Museum (former Royal Palace) which displays a collection of personal artifacts of the royal family and the temple of Wat Mai, Buddhist temple, the largest and most richly decorated temples of Luang Prabang was the residence of a Buddhist patriarch before 1975
• Visit a textile gallery Ock Pop Tok which will explain its cooperation in projects with small villages concerning silkworm breeding, silk production, weaving, dyeing
• In the late afternoon, you will board the Nava Mekong, a traditional boat designed for navigating the Mekong. Enjoy the stunning landscapes that change color as the sun sets over the Mekong, with mountains in the background. Dinner is accompanied by a demonstration of traditional ethnic dances and music. The cruise concludes around 9 p.m.
• Overnight in hotel

Luang Prabang - Vang Vieng: 180 km - 4h

Departure for the town of Vang Vieng, appealing in its natural karst formations sugarloaf. 170 kms from Vientiane, a beautiful road surrounded by rice fields and mountains

• Brief stop at Phoukhoune village, a commercial hub along National Route 13, built during the French protectorate era
• Lunch at Phou Piengfa restaurant (with a stunning view of the mountainous landscapes)
• Explore the Tham Chang caves to admire the panoramic view and the surrounding nature of Vang Vieng
• Overnight in hotel

• In the morning, visit the local market
• 13 km from the city, visit a series of caves known as the Tham Sang Triangle: Elephant Cave (Tham Sang), Tham Hoi, and Tham Nams. The Elephant Cave (Tham Sang) contains several Buddha statues as well as an elephant-shaped stalactite. Tham Hoi is guarded by a large Buddha effigy while Tham Loup contains imposing stalactites. Finally, Tham Nam, 500 meters long, can be explored on foot, or with the help of an inner tube during the rainy season
• You will then enjoy a pleasant boat ride on the Nam Song River, followed by a visit to the nearby small villages
• Overnight in hotel

Vang Vieng - Vientiane: 140 km - 2h

Marvel at the main attractions of the capital city such as temples and monuments:

• Patouxay, the triumphal arch built in 1959 is a large golden stupa of That Luang, founded by King Setthathirath in 1566 and symbol of Lao sovereignty and Buddhist religion. It is supposed to contain a hair of Buddha
• Temple Wat Si Muang, the most visited temple in Vientiane, is considered the seat of the guardian spirit of the city
• Stroll through the “Marché du Matin” (covered market) with lots of local crafts, gold and silver jewelry
• Overnight in hotel

• Free time until transferring to the airport for the flight to Siem Reap
• Free time to explore the city
• Overnight in hotel

Angkor Thom - Ta Prohm - Angkor Wat

• Explore the walled city of Angkor Thom, 10 sq km in size
• Visit the South Gate, Bayon
• See the fascinating Buddhist monastery of Ta Prohm, invaded by the jungle over many years
• Visit the Baphuon with its splendid sculptures
• Pass through the Terrace of the Elephants
• See the Terrace of the Leper King with its beautiful carvings of gods, nagas, and dancers, and the Royal Enclosure and its small temple, Phimeanakas
• Discover and explore Angkor Wat, built in the first half of the twelfth century, and dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu
• Witness the sunset, from the top of the hill of Phnom Bakheng
• Khmer dinner show, with Apsara dances
• Overnight in hotel

Banteay Srei - Banteay Samre – Kbal Spean

• Crossing the Kulen range, sacred mountain of Cambodia
• Visit Banteay Srei, "the citadel of women", a small marvel of pink sandstone, very well preserved. Of a rare finesse, richly and finely decorated with graceful motifs and scenes from Hindu mythology
• Visit to Banteay Samre, a 12th century Hindu flat temple dedicated to Vihnu and Civa, admirably restored, beautiful decorations of nagas and lions on the pediments
• Short walk in the forest to reach Kbal Spean, “the river of a thousand lingas”, a sculpted river bed in the middle of the jungle to the north-east of Angkor
• Shadow Theatre
• Overnight in hotel

Roluos group - 3 Buddhist temples of the 12th century

• Visit the Rolous group, Hindu worship temples dating from the late 9th century
• Explore the temple Preah Ko, erected by Indravarman in the late 9th century
• See the temple Lolei, the twin to Preah Ko, and see its sandstone carvings
• Discover the temple Bakong, the largest of the Rolous group
• Visit the monastery of Preah Khan ("Sacred Sword")
• Visit the small temple of Neak Pean, a small temple built in the late 12th century
• Discover Ta Som, east of Neak Pean
• Visit the old Eastern Baray Reservoir
• Visit the Eastern Mebon Temple, built on a former island in the middle of the Baray Reservoir
• Enjoy a sunset at the mountain temple of Pre Rup
• Overnight in hotel

• Today, biking to the fishing village of Chong Kneas, on the banks of the Tonle Sap Lake
• Take on a local boat to explore some of the nearby floating villages
• See the huts of bamboo and straw, built on stilts to avoid flooding
• Practice some of the traditional fishing techniques employed by the locals
• Visit Sericultural Puok, a Cambodian company specialising in silk production
• Discover the whole silk making process, from the worms to the finished dyed and woven articles
• Visit Chantiers Ecoles, a vocational training centre
• Take a stroll through the old market, and enjoy a relaxing Khmer massage
• Overnight in hotel