Discover Thailand 12 Days 11 Nights
12 Days 11 Nights
- From THB 98,000/- per person
DETAILED
ITINERARY
Day 1
BANGKOK
Location : Avani + Riverside
Upon arrival at Suvarnabhumi International airport, you will be met at air-bridge and be escorted to immigration counter without queue, our staff will carry luggage at luggage belt and bring you to meet your local guide for a transfer to the hotel in Bangkok city. Check-in hotel and relax. Free time to stretching your body after long flight. Overnight at Avani+ Riverside
Day 2
BANGKOK
Location : Wat Pho, Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, Chinese steamed roasted, Pak Khlong Talat, Metal Castle, Democracy Monument, Marble Temple, and Giant Swing, Avani + Riverside
Our guide will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Wat Pho in time to experience the monks early morning chanting ritual (chanting starts at 9am). One of the oldest temples in Bangkok, Wat Pho is home of the famous 45 metre reclining Buddha as well as being the original school of traditional Thai massage. Continue to the Grand Palace, the most important and impressive royal palace in Thailand. Your guide will show you the palaces used for different occasions – the Funeral Palace, the Reception Palace, the Throne Hall, the Coronation Hall, the Royal Guest House, and of course the mysterious Emerald Buddha, the most revered Buddha image in Thailand. Appropriate dress is required (or can be rented on site). Back to the hotel for relaxation.
Tonight, meet our guide at the hotel and hop aboard your tuk-tuk, a fun and commonly used open-air vehicle that easily accommodates two passengers. Your tour takes place after the temperature drops, bypassing heavily trafficked routes as you drive to locations most frequented during the daytime. You will hop on and off the tuk tuk as we explore the city with your guide. Your guide provides an overview
of Thailand’s capital and insights into local life as you take in the beauty of Bangkok by night and explore markets, temples and its food. Stop at famous temples such as Wat Pho to admire its golden pagodas litup at night, and walk through the famous 24-hour flower market, where vivid colors are in full bloomunder the fluorescent lights. At nightfall, Bangkok comes alive with food vendors, and you’ll stop to
sample some of the best food in the city before finishing with a delicious dessert in a mystery stop. Your first visit is to Chinatown, one of Bangkok’s most authentic and thriving districts, where it seems time has stood still. The streets here are lined with incredible food stalls and charcoal stoves full of mouthwatering foods. Taste the delicious Chinese steamed roasted By foot, explore Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok’s fascinating flower market, with a multicolored selection of flowers. This is one of the world’s biggest flower markets, and you’re sure to be captivated by the kaleidoscope of smells and colors from the millions of flowers and vegetables for sale here. With your Tuk Tuk, sweep through the small alleys and historic roads while they’re lit up at night. Pass by and enjoy great views of Metal Castle, Democracy Monument, Marble Temple, and Giant Swing. The Thai capital really takes on a new dimension after dark, and Wat Pho at night is something totally different and much more enjoyable in contrast to the overcrowded venue in the daytime. Visiting at night gives it an
enchanting vibe, and you’ll be amazed by the picturesque pagodas and stupas graciously lit up. On the end tonight you will enjoin with a famous and drinks on the rooftop bar. Overnight at Avani+ Riverside
Tonight, meet our guide at the hotel and hop aboard your tuk-tuk, a fun and commonly used open-air vehicle that easily accommodates two passengers. Your tour takes place after the temperature drops, bypassing heavily trafficked routes as you drive to locations most frequented during the daytime. You will hop on and off the tuk tuk as we explore the city with your guide. Your guide provides an overview
of Thailand’s capital and insights into local life as you take in the beauty of Bangkok by night and explore markets, temples and its food. Stop at famous temples such as Wat Pho to admire its golden pagodas litup at night, and walk through the famous 24-hour flower market, where vivid colors are in full bloomunder the fluorescent lights. At nightfall, Bangkok comes alive with food vendors, and you’ll stop to
sample some of the best food in the city before finishing with a delicious dessert in a mystery stop. Your first visit is to Chinatown, one of Bangkok’s most authentic and thriving districts, where it seems time has stood still. The streets here are lined with incredible food stalls and charcoal stoves full of mouthwatering foods. Taste the delicious Chinese steamed roasted By foot, explore Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok’s fascinating flower market, with a multicolored selection of flowers. This is one of the world’s biggest flower markets, and you’re sure to be captivated by the kaleidoscope of smells and colors from the millions of flowers and vegetables for sale here. With your Tuk Tuk, sweep through the small alleys and historic roads while they’re lit up at night. Pass by and enjoy great views of Metal Castle, Democracy Monument, Marble Temple, and Giant Swing. The Thai capital really takes on a new dimension after dark, and Wat Pho at night is something totally different and much more enjoyable in contrast to the overcrowded venue in the daytime. Visiting at night gives it an
enchanting vibe, and you’ll be amazed by the picturesque pagodas and stupas graciously lit up. On the end tonight you will enjoin with a famous and drinks on the rooftop bar. Overnight at Avani+ Riverside
Day 3
BANGKOK – KANCHANABURI
Location : Mae Klong Railway Market, Damnoen Saduak floating market
This early morning, after breakfast you will visit the local Mae Klong Railway Market (Hoop Rom Market) in Samut Songkhram Province (80 km – 1h15m transfer from Bangkok), commonly called Siang Tai (life- risking) Market where the stalls and parasols (or canvas) are attached to the railway. When each signal of the arriving train rings, chaos happens: vendors will rush to close their parasols and canvas, along
with clearing all goods that will obstruct the coming train at a great speed. Once the train passes, parasols and canvas will be reopened as goods are again put into their usual place next to the railroad. The practice is usual for vendors and local people, but not for tourists who will definitely find the scene exciting and enjoyable at each visit. After that, head to Damnoen Saduak floating market, this vibrant market features numerous small boats laden with colorful fruits and vegetables, paddled by Thai women wearing bamboo hats. Almost always
crowded with hundreds of vendors, purchasers and tourists, the best way to experience the atmosphere of the market is to board a rowing boat yourself and make your way through the small canals to buy fresh produce from the vendors. This is the only place to see the traditional way of selling and buying goods in Thailand. Continue to drive toward Kanchanaburi, head towards the Hellfire Pass, enjoy lunch at local restaurant on the way. Arrive at hotel to check in. Dinner on your own. Overnight at The Float House.
with clearing all goods that will obstruct the coming train at a great speed. Once the train passes, parasols and canvas will be reopened as goods are again put into their usual place next to the railroad. The practice is usual for vendors and local people, but not for tourists who will definitely find the scene exciting and enjoyable at each visit. After that, head to Damnoen Saduak floating market, this vibrant market features numerous small boats laden with colorful fruits and vegetables, paddled by Thai women wearing bamboo hats. Almost always
crowded with hundreds of vendors, purchasers and tourists, the best way to experience the atmosphere of the market is to board a rowing boat yourself and make your way through the small canals to buy fresh produce from the vendors. This is the only place to see the traditional way of selling and buying goods in Thailand. Continue to drive toward Kanchanaburi, head towards the Hellfire Pass, enjoy lunch at local restaurant on the way. Arrive at hotel to check in. Dinner on your own. Overnight at The Float House.
Day 4
KANCHANABURI
Location : Erawan National Park
Today, you will head into Erawan National Park, famous for its emerald green, dense jungles and thundering waterfalls. You will hike to the well-known Erawan Falls where you can admire how the crystal clear water cascades elegantly on the smoothened rocks to form azure water pools. There is no better place to dip into regenerating waters and calmly float around in wonder. Going for a swim and rewarding yourself for the trek will almost seem like a necessity before hiking back. Overnight at The Float House.
Day 5
BANGKOK – CHIANGMAI
Location : Airport to Chiangmai, Rachamankha
Transfer back to Bangkok with your private guide to catch your flight to Chiangmai. Upon arriving, you will be transferred to your hotel for check in. Overnight at Rachamankha
Day 6
CHIANGMAI
Location : Elephant Nature Park
Enjoy a half-day morning visit to Elephant Nature Park; a rescue and rehabilitation center for elephants, as well as many other rescued animals. Your visit starts with a picturesque drive through rural countryside to Elephant Nature Park. On the way you will learn about the rescued and orphaned elephants and their individual stories. At the park you will have the opportunity to spend time with the various herds. Many of these elephants have left behind a traumatic past and for the first time are able to form relationships with other elephants and
rediscover their elephant nature.
Guests will have the chance to observe elephants as well as other rescued animals living free of fear amongst the natural surroundings of the sanctuary. There is no riding or bathing the elephants at ENP. Your visit helps to support our regional projects and allows us to provide ongoing care for our herd as well as make future rescues possible.
Start: 7:30am – 8:00am pickup from your Chiang Mai city hotel.
Feeding the Elephants: Hand fruit and vegetables to the elephants from the viewing platform.
Observe the Herds: Take a walk around park with your guide and spend time watching the elephants interact and play within their herds.
Lunch: Enjoy a sumptuous vegetarian buffet including a wide variety of Asian and Western dishes.
Return: At 1:00pm it’s time to say goodbye to the elephants before the hour-long drive back to Chiang Mai where you will be dropped off at your hotel around 2:00pm – 2:30pm then free. Overnight at Rachamankha
rediscover their elephant nature.
Guests will have the chance to observe elephants as well as other rescued animals living free of fear amongst the natural surroundings of the sanctuary. There is no riding or bathing the elephants at ENP. Your visit helps to support our regional projects and allows us to provide ongoing care for our herd as well as make future rescues possible.
Start: 7:30am – 8:00am pickup from your Chiang Mai city hotel.
Feeding the Elephants: Hand fruit and vegetables to the elephants from the viewing platform.
Observe the Herds: Take a walk around park with your guide and spend time watching the elephants interact and play within their herds.
Lunch: Enjoy a sumptuous vegetarian buffet including a wide variety of Asian and Western dishes.
Return: At 1:00pm it’s time to say goodbye to the elephants before the hour-long drive back to Chiang Mai where you will be dropped off at your hotel around 2:00pm – 2:30pm then free. Overnight at Rachamankha
Day 7
CHIANGMAI
Location : Lanna
Today you will get to spend time with a local family whose Lanna traditions go back for 5 generations. Lanna is the name of the former Northern Thai kingdom and your hosts still incorporate ancient traditions in their daily life. While you spend time with the family they will explain about the different aspects of their everyday life. You are encouraged to ask questions and they are more than willing to tell
you about their traditions, architecture, handicrafts, herbs, food and more. After exploring the traditional houses and the vast gardens you will cook up a delicious meal over a charcoal fire. Overnight at Rachamankha
you about their traditions, architecture, handicrafts, herbs, food and more. After exploring the traditional houses and the vast gardens you will cook up a delicious meal over a charcoal fire. Overnight at Rachamankha
Day 8
CHIANGMAI
Location : Ping riverbank, Waroros market, Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Prathat Doi Suthep
Explore the old city of Chiang Mai on foot start at the Ping riverbank and take you through a small alley of Kad Luang or Waroros market then process to Tha Pae Road keep strolling to Thapae gate. You can see different perspective of old city walls, gates, moat, Then continue to Wat Chedi Luang the massive pagoda build in 13th century., From here walk to Three kings monument the landmark for local, Then
continue to The Chiang Mai city arts and Cultural Centre contributes to conservational tourism by preserving the heritage of the old city Centre and giving visitors the opportunity to know and understand the city of Chiang Mai. Have lunch at a local restaurant then return to hotel for free afternoon at leisure. This late afternoon, drive up the mountain to Wat Prathat Doi Suthep, the temple on the mountain, and
the most sacred in North Thailand. Your experienced guide will explain the story of the temple, the white elephant and lead you around its impressive chedi and show its beautiful murals. In the late afternoon, the tourist masses have already left the temple grounds and dusk will give a very special atmosphere. After a blessing ceremony by the monk, witness the magical evening chanting of the monks. Dinner is on your own account. Overnight at Rachamankha
continue to The Chiang Mai city arts and Cultural Centre contributes to conservational tourism by preserving the heritage of the old city Centre and giving visitors the opportunity to know and understand the city of Chiang Mai. Have lunch at a local restaurant then return to hotel for free afternoon at leisure. This late afternoon, drive up the mountain to Wat Prathat Doi Suthep, the temple on the mountain, and
the most sacred in North Thailand. Your experienced guide will explain the story of the temple, the white elephant and lead you around its impressive chedi and show its beautiful murals. In the late afternoon, the tourist masses have already left the temple grounds and dusk will give a very special atmosphere. After a blessing ceremony by the monk, witness the magical evening chanting of the monks. Dinner is on your own account. Overnight at Rachamankha
Day 9
CHIANGMAI – KOH SAMUI
Location : Saii Koh Samui
The whole morning is for your own relaxation until our driver comes to transfer you to Chiangmai airport for the flight to Samui. Overnight at Saii Koh Samui
Day10
KOH SAMUI
Location : Saii Koh Samui
Free Day. Overnight at Saii Koh Samui
Day 11
KOH SAMU
Location : Saii Koh Samui
Free Day. Overnight at Saii Koh Samui
Day 12
BANGKOK
Location : Airport
Its time to say Goodbye to Thailand, transfer back to the airport before flying home.
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