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  • Standard Room or upgrade room as per request

  • Best time to Travel: November to March

  • Duration: 7 Days

  • As per Itinerary

  • Accommodation:

  • The Phitsanuloke - Imperial Hotel and Convention Centre

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  • Sukhothai - Legendha Sukhothai Resort

  • Chiang Mai - The Empress Hotel

  • Thatorn - Maekok River Village Resort

  • Chiang Rai - The Legend Chiang Rai Boutique River Resort and Spa

  • Starting from ₹2,34,314 / Per Couple

  • Tour Highlights:

  • Wat Maha Dhat

  • Lopburi

  • Wat Chang Lom

  • Wat Chedi Jet Thaew

  • Emerald Buddha

  • Wat Phra Dhat Lampang Luang

  • Wat Chedi Luang

  • Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park

  • Wat Tham Chiang Dao

  • Kok River

  • Doi Mae Salong

  • White Temple

  • The Golden Triangle

  • Mekong River

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    Itinerary
    • Day-1
      Bangkok – Phitsanuloke
      For a journey back in time, we leave behind the capital city’s contemporary skyline and embark on a history-soaked road trip that winds its way up to the historic city of Phitsanulok. From Bangkok, we hit the road for ancient Ayutthaya, the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Thailand’s major historical and cultural attractions and home to the ruins of palaces, temples, monasteries and statues dotted across a 4-km wide island at the confluence of three rivers.
      We explore the site by tuk-tuk, which enables a greater physical connection with amazing sites, including the famed Buddha head engulfed by the roots of an overgrown banyan tree, plus magnificent Wat Maha Dhat. We then continue to Lopburi, where we take lunch, followed by a visit to the Narai Raja Nives Palace, Prang Sam Yod (the Sacred Three-Spired Pagoda) and the Monkey Temple. In the afternoon, we continue on our drive to Phitsanulok, with an evening trishaw ride to explore the city’s famed night market, which has abundant food options and great bargains.

      Overnight at The Imperial Hotel and Convention Centre


      Meal: Lunch

    • Day-2
      Phitsanuloke – Sukhothai
      We take a journey back in time today with exploration of ancient temples and heritage sites. Our morning gets off to a spiritual start with a visit to Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat in Phitsanulok. This is home to Thailand’s most beautiful Buddha image. We then head to historic Sukhothai, the capital of a kingdom that flourished from the mid-13th to the late-14th centuries. It laid the cultural and political foundation for the realm that became known as Thailand and sits at the centre of the golden era of the country’s development.
      This heritage can be seen in the 45 sq-km UNESCO World Heritage Site – home to 193 antiquities of royal palaces, temples, city gates and walls, scattered among ponds, rice paddies and villages. Next, we head to Ganesha Pottery Village, where local artisans use ancient sangkhalok skills to produce wonderful hand-painted pieces. Lunch is at a local restaurant, ahead of our drive to our final destination of Sri Satchanalai, the northern outpost of the Kingdom of Sukhothai where we visit Wat Chang Lom and Wat Chedi Jet Thaew.

      Overnight stay at Legendha Sukhothai Resort


      Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

    • Day-3
      Sukhothai – Chiang Mai
      Delve into farming life; stand in awe of the magnificent Emerald Buddha; and sample one of Thailand’s most delicious snacks as we journey to Chiang Mai. Our first stop is the Sukhothai Organic Agriculture Farm where you will help plant, harvest, or mill rice – depending on the season – and plough paddies with a water buffalo.
      This is seriously good fun and highly educational. Afterwards, we enjoy an organic lunch in an open sala overlooking picturesque rice fields. We then continue to Chiang Mai, via Lampang, where we visit Wat Phra Dhat Lampang Luang, home to the only emerald Buddha statue, besides the one at Wat Phra Keo in Bangkok. After working up an appetite, we get to sample rice crackers during a visit to a domestic factory. Our last stop is at the Kad Ban Ta Market, ahead of our arrival in Chiang Mai.

      Overnight stay at The Empress Hotel


      Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

    • Day-4
      Chiang Mai
      Today’s activities involve a fine blend of spirituality and cultural pursuits. An early start is rewarded with participation in a solemn monk alms offering in which we ‘gain merit’ by donating food in return for a blessing. Buddhists believe this ritual is rewarded with happiness. We then return to the hotel for breakfast and then drive up the Serpentine Road to Wat Doi Suthep Temple. This mountain-top shrine, which dates back to 1383, affords spectacular views of Chiang Mai city and the sprawling Ping Valley.
      We then head to Chiang Mai’s biggest market, Talat Warorod and continue by rickshaw to the city’s oldest temple, Wat Chedi Luang. After lunch, we visit a handicraft village. In the evening we enjoy a unique tradition of Chiang Mai, a khantoke dinner. This culturally rich experience involves dinner and dance and musical performances. The food is served in small bowls known as khan and guests are seated at a low table known as toke. Entertainers will perform intricate dances, including the forn leb finger dance and the ramwong circle dance.

      Overnight stay at The Empress Hotel.


      Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

    • Day-5
      Chiang Mai – Thatorn
      Combine nature, culture and history on today’s diverse excursion. Our first stop is at an orchid farm to get a colourful insight into the wide variety of species grown in Thailand. Afterwards, we drive to Elephant Poopoo Paper Park, an eco-friendly attraction where we see the transformation of elephant waste into paper. Next is Dara Pirom Palace Museum, an elegant property that belonged to one of the royal consorts of King Rama V.
      This building has been transformed into a museum and it houses a wide range of exhibits that showcase palace decor, as well as Chiang Mai’s rich culture and history. After lunch, we explore Chiang Dao Cave at Wat Tham Chiang Dao, which is home to sacred Buddha images. Our final destination is Thatorn, a rustic village a few kilometres away from the Myanmar border.

      Overnight stay at Maekok River Village Resort


      Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

    • Day-6
      Thatorn – Chiang Rai
      For the ultimate get back to nature experience, we explore Chiang Rai’s lush landscapes. Our adventure starts with a journey on simple long-tail motorboats up the Kok River, alongside a scenery of dense jungle foliage and traditional bamboo huts. We jump ashore at Ban Pha Tai and continue by road to Doi Mae Salong, passing through beautiful mountain scenery. Mae Salong sits 1,800 metres above sea level and it is famous for its sprawling tea plantations. This area became home to a Chinese military division in 1961.
      Near the peak are several tea plantations and tea houses, as the cooler climate at an elevation of 1,800 metres produces superior leaves. Through the Chinese connection, there are also abundant open-air bazaars and shops that sell Chinese specialties, such as preserved fruits.We have lunch here and then drive to Mae Sai, the northernmost Thai town on the Myanmar border, where we browse the local market. We then head to Wat Rong Khun, the ‘white temple,’ which features unique kanok architecture and surreal sculptures designed by famed national artist Chalermchai Kositpipat.

      Overnight stay at The Legend Chiang Rai Boutique River Resort and Spa


      Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

    • Day-7
      Chiang Rai – Bangkok
      We leave behind Chiang Rai’s sublime scenery and tranquil charm for the vibrancy of the capital Bangkok. Ahead of our departure, we visit the Golden Triangle and take a short boat ride on the Mekong River to see the area where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet. Our navigation along the Mekong River reveals a sweeping landscape of rugged mountains framing this majestic waterway.
      We then drive to Chiang Rai Airport to catch our short flight to Bangkok. Upon arrival, we will be met by our driver and transferred directly to the hotel for check-in. Lunch is either at a local restaurant, or a lunch box will be provided before our drive to Chiang Rai Airport for your flight to Bangkok. Upon arrival in the capital, we will be met by our driver and head directly to the hotel for check-in.

      Meal: Breakfast & Lunch

  • Inclusions
    • • Tours and transfers with licenced English / German-speaking guiding services / assistance. Other languages are on request and are subject to availability with supplementary charges apply
    • • Accommodation in sharing twin / double room with air-conditioning
    • • Transportation for tour and transfers by air-conditioned vehicle, unless otherwise stated
    • • All entrance fees for visits as mentioned in the program
    • • All meals as indicated in the program (food only).
  • Exclusions
    • • GST
    • • TCS
    • • International Air Fare
    • • Visa
    • • Hotel accommodation in the destination of commencement
    • • Additional transportation cost from and to the general pick-up / drop-off regions (such as airports, out-of-town resorts, ports, harbours and accommodation in surrounding towns)
    • • Meals and drinks, mini-bar consumption, laundry, room service, any telephone or other communication cost not mentioned in the program
    • • International travel and medical insurance coverage for customers.
    • • Any items not shown above.
  • Good to know
      In line with the program, customers are strongly advised to spend the night prior to the start of this package in Bangkok
      We reserve the right to make necessary changes to the tour in case of unfavourable weather conditions or situations where we are forced to make alterations to guarantee the safety of our guests
      Natural elements of any kind have a destructive effect on electronic equipment. It the customer’s own responsibility to ensure that any camera, mobile telephone or other device is properly wrapped and protected against these elements. We cannot be held responsible in any way for negligence and/or not following suggestions for any damage related to this
      Tours and excursions often include obstacles of various kinds that may not make this excursion suitable for wheelchair users or guests with limited mobility
      The protection of the country’s flora, fauna and its historical and cultural treasures is of immense importance for us. We will not pursue any activities that are not in line with our animal, wildlife and environment protection principles
      Please ensure that you bring sunglasses, a hat /cap and sunblock with a high SPF factor when traveling with us. Even when it is cloudy, the sun still has an immense power
      All mentioned times, durations and stops are based on approximations and may change due to unforeseen circumstances, weather and traffic conditions beyond our control.

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