Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival in Bangkok and transfer to the hotel (…)

Upon arrival at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), after passport control and baggage claim, please proceed to Gate 4 (do not exit the terminal; wait near the gate), where our staff will be waiting with a sign showing your name.

Meet with the driver and transfer to the hotel by private vehicle.

Our assistance will wait for your a the hotel lobby.

(*) Kindly note that rooms are available after 2:00 p.m. Early check-in is available at an additional cost (depending on the hotel’s availability)

Rest of the day at leisure. Time to relax after your long intercontinental flight.

Lunch and dinner are NOT included.

Overnight stay in Bangkok.

Day 2

Maeklong Railway Market, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, aftermoon at your leisure (Breakfast)

07:00 AM – After breakfast, meet your guide in the hotel lobby and depart for the Maeklong Railway Market, located in the district of the same name in Samut Songkhram Province, approximately 80 km from Bangkok.

The market takes its name from its unique location along the railway line connecting the districts of Mae Klong and Mahachai. Each time a train passes through, vendors swiftly move their goods away from the tracks and then place them back as if nothing happened—a fascinating sight to witness.

We will then continue to the nearby Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.

The market takes place along the Damnoen Saduak Canal, which was constructed during the reign of King Rama IV (1851–1868) to connect the Tha Chin River with the Mae Khlong River.

Every morning, a multitude of people aboard traditional Thai wooden boats gather along the canal to sell their products, creating a vibrant mix of people, colors, and flavors. We’ll discover the colorful market aboard a traditional long-tail boat.

Return to the hotel is scheduled for around 01:00–01:30 PM, depending on traffic conditions.

Afternoon at your leisure – Free time for relaxation and/or individual activities

Lunch and dinner are NOT included.

Overnight stay in Bangkok.

Day 3

Wat Arun, Wat Pho, Royal Palace, afternoon at your leisure (Breakfast)

08:00 AM – Meet your guide at the hotel reception and depart on foot to the nearest BTS Skytrain station. We’ll proceed aboard the Skytrain to the station located near the Chao Phraya River, the main river of Bangkok.

After crossing the Chao Phraya by public ferry, visit Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), one of the oldest and most important temples in the Kingdom. It is distinguished by its magnificent Khmer-style Prang (stupa), beautifully decorated with colorful porcelain.

We’ll continue to Wat Pho, the largest and oldest temple in Bangkok.

Located on Rattanakosin Island, near the Grand Palace, Wat Pho is a First-Class Royal Temple associated with King Rama I (1782–1809), founder of the Chakri royal dynasty.

The main Viharn (Viharn Phra Non) houses the Phra Phutta Saiyat, an enormous reclining Buddha statue measuring 15 meters high and 46 meters long, which gives the temple its nickname, Temple of the Reclining Buddha.

Since 1962, Wat Pho has also been home to Thailand’s renowned School of Traditional Medicine and Thai Massage.

Once the visits are over, we’ll reach by tuk tuk the Grand Palace, the most visited attraction in Thailand.

The complex also includes the Wat Phra Kaew, which houses the country’s most sacred image – the Emerald Buddha.

Wat Phra Kaew also features some of the finest examples of Siamese architecture, sculpture, and painting.

Although the royal family has not resided in the Grand Palace since 1925, the complex continues to host royal ceremonies, important receptions, and religious functions.

01:00 PM – End of the tour and return to the hotel on your own (transfer not included).

Afternoon at your leisure – Free time for relaxation and/or individual activities

Lunch and dinner are not included.

Overnight stay in Bangkok.

Day 4

Ayutthaya Historical Park, Nakhon Sawan, Chainat e transfer to Sukhothai (Breakfast and Lunch)

07:00 AM – Meet your guide at the lobby and depart by road towards Ayutthaya.

Covering an area of over 289 hectares, the Ayutthaya Historical Park includes the ruins of more than 300 temples and palaces dating back to the Kingdom of Ayutthaya (1350–1767). This invaluable heritage site was officially recognized by UNESCO in 1991. The Kingdom of Ayutthaya was one of the largest and wealthiest empires in Southeast Asia, known for its vibrant trade relations with major global powers of the time—an important crossroads between East and West.

We will visit some of the most significant temples of the ancient capital: Wat Ratcha Burana, Wat Mahathat—famous for the Buddha head entwined within the roots of an ancient tree—and Wat Phra Si Sanphet, the most important temple of the old capital, once reserved for the exclusive use of the king and royal family.

The journey then continues northward. Upon arrival in Chainat province, lunch will be served at a local restaurant set in a beautiful natural environment (lunch included).

After lunch, continue to Nakhon Sawan, the provincial capital located at the confluence of the Ping and Nan rivers—where the Chao Phraya River (the “River of Kings”) begins its course. Here, you will visit Wat Si Uthum Phon, a temple complex noted for its elegant decorations and peaceful atmosphere, far from the usual tourist routes.

The trip continues north, with a short stop in Kamphaeng Phet province, before reaching Sukhothai. Upon arrival, check-in at your hotel.

Dinner at leisure (not included) and overnight stay in Sukhothai.

Day 5

Tak Bat (optional), Sukhothai Historical Park, Ban Thung Hong village, Phrae, Phayao Lake and transfer to Chiang Rai (Breakfast and Lunch)

Optional Activity (no supplement): Early morning departure for the Historical Park to take part in the traditional almsgiving ceremony (Tak Bat). This centuries-old ritual sees the faithful offering rice and lotus flowers to Buddhist monks—a deeply spiritual and authentic experience that honors local culture and traditions. Return to the hotel for breakfast.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.

We begin the day with a visit to the Sukhothai Historical Park, one of Southeast Asia’s most important archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once the capital of the Sukhothai Kingdom (1238–1378), it is regarded as the cradle of Thai art, culture, and language.

Explore the park’s main temples on a fun and relaxing bicycle tour (or aboard the park’s electric tram).

After the visit, continue north to Bang Thung Hong, village renowned for its production of natural indigo dye—a plant-based pigment used for millennia in fabric coloring. During the visit, you will witness the entire production process, from the extraction of the dye to boiling and the coloring of the textiles.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to purchase authentic local products. Proceeds are entirely donated to the local community, helping preserve this traditional craft and support sustainable and responsible tourism.

Lunch (included) will be served at a local restaurant in Phrae.

After lunch, continue north to Phayao, where you can enjoy a cup of locally produced coffee while admiring Kwan Phayao, the largest lake in Northern Thailand.

Proceed to Chiang Rai, capital of Thailand’s northernmost province, bordering Laos and Myanmar.

Arrival in Chiang Rai and check-in at your hotel.

Dinner at leisure (not included) and overnight stay in Chiang Rai.

Day 6

Golden Triangle, White Temple, Blue Temple, Mae Kachan, transfer to Chiang Mai (Breakfast and Lunch)

Breakfast at the hotel, check-out and departure to the Golden Triangle, the region where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet along the banks of the mighty Mekong River.

At the Golden Triangle, visit the Hall of Opium Museum, an engaging exhibition that traces the region’s complex history and the conflicts surrounding the lucrative opium trade.

After the visit, return to Chiang Rai to explore the magnificent Wat Rong Suea Ten (The Dancing Tiger Temple), better known as the Blue Temple — one of the most captivating and visually striking temples in the province.

Lunch (included) will be served at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, visit the world-famous Wat Rong Khun, or White Temple, an extraordinary architectural masterpiece blending contemporary art with traditional Buddhist design.

After the visit, continue the journey south towards Chiang Mai, the cultural capital of Northern Thailand. En route, stop at Mae Kachan, a village renowned for its natural hot springs.

Arrive in Chiang Mai and check-in at your hotel.

Dinner at leisure (not included) and overnight stay in Chiang Mai.

Day 7

Wat Doi Suthep or Elephant Sanctuary, Chiang Mai Old City, optional Umbrella Making Centre (Breakfast and Lunch)

​Breakfast at the hotel and departure for a full-day exploration of Chiang Mai, known as “The Rose of the North”. The city served as the capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom for nearly 479 years (1296–1775).

Begin with a visit to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, a sacred temple complex perched atop Doi Suthep mountain, offering a panoramic view over the city. According to legend, the temple was built on the spot where a white elephant carrying a sacred Buddha relic passed away. The relic is said to be enshrined beneath the magnificent golden chedi that dominates the sanctuary.

Continue to Doi Pui, a nearby mountain area, to visit a traditional Hmong village, where you can learn about the customs and lifestyle of one of Northern Thailand’s most distinctive ethnic groups.

OPTIONAL ACTIVITY (supplement applies): Visit an elephant sanctuary dedicated to the protection and preservation of the Asian elephant. Spend the morning interacting respectfully with these majestic creatures in their natural environment. Group tour with English-speaking guide. Supplement: EUR 75 per person.

Return to Chiang Mai for lunch (included).

In the afternoon, explore Chiang Mai’s Old City, home to two of Northern Thailand’s most ancient and revered temples: Wat Phra Singh (The Temple of the Lion Buddha) and the majestic Wat Chedi Luang.

OPTIONAL ACTIVITY (no supplement): Time permitting, visit the Umbrella Making Centre, located about 15 km from the city center (approx. 25 minutes’ drive). This center is famous for its handmade mulberry paper umbrellas, beautifully painted by local artisans.

Return to the hotel after the visits.

Dinner at leisure (not included) and second overnight stay in Chiang Mai.

Day 8

Transfer to Chiang Mai airport (Breakfast)

Breakfast at the hotel (included) and check-out by 12:00 noon.

Transfer to Chiang Mai Airport (CNX).

(*) The transfer will be arranged by the hotel

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