Day 1: Arrival Bangkok (-/-/-)

On arrival at Bangkok international airport, and after clearing immigration and customs, meet with your guide with a signboard marked “Your Group Name” and transfer to the yours for check in.

Bangkok, Thailand’s major gateway, casts an irresistible spell of enchantment. To the Thais it is Krung Thep, “City of Angels”, and you’ll find it truly a magic place, one that captivates the imagination. More than anywhere else in the country, Bangkok expresses Thailand’s uncanny ability to blend the old with the new. This lends a thrilling sense of discovery to one’s sightseeing and adds an element of surprise when exploring what is the Orient’s most fabled city. In the midst of dynamic modern growth, this bustling metropolis still preserves plenty of cultural heritages which make the town become the national treasure house of Thailand.

Accommodation in Bangkok

Day 2: Bangkok (B/-/D) ** Join tour to Walking Tour

Free morning.

Afternoon join the trip to walking tour.

• 14.00 Meet up with a tour guide at Meet up with a tour guide at Asia Hotel Lobby.  If you take sky train.  You go to Sky Train station at Ratchatewi (N1 ) Exit 1 ( at the walking way to Asia Hotel). After enter the hotel,  walk down to the ground floor to meet at lobby area.

3 hours easy walking tour to observe the real life of Bangkok culture which will not find in the typical tourist tour package. Your amazing experience starts with boat ride shuttle with the local people. Then is’s off to old community of Bangkok, get to know the people who live in community and understand their root of thinking and heritage. Observe, participate and take your time to learn about their craftsman work. We will guide you as you taste the local exotic street food which is very deliciuos.

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Day 3: Ayutthaya – Join Trip with Grand Pearl (B/L/-)

After breakfast, pick up at Shangri-La Hotel to travel to Ayutthaya, the Siam Ancient City; where you can explore the ruins, temples and the Royal Palace. Ayutthaya offers a fascinating glimpse on ancient Siam’s splendor. Both ruins and reconstructed sites abound in the area. Take a stop for a visit at Bang Pa-In, the former Summer Palace; a residence of King Rama V.

Arrival in Ayutthaya, begin your tour with Wat Chai Wattanaram built in 1630 by King Prasat Thong, a replica of Angkor Wat with a huge prang surrounded by smaller ones, symbolizing Mount Meru, the residence of the heavenly gods. Then continue visiting Wat Phra Srisanphet with three outstanding Ceylonese style pagodas, which were built during the 15th century to enshrine the ashes of three Ayutthaya kings and a large bronze cast Buddha image originally enshrined in the open area outside the Grand Palace and later covered by a building in the reign of king Songtham. More sightseeing to Wat Yaichai Mongkol, the large pagoda, built to celebrate the King’s victory of his single-handed combat on the elephant’s back during Ayutthaya capital were located.

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Day 4: Bangkok – Siep Reap (Join Tour) (B/-/-)

Accommodation at Siem Reap

Day 5: Siem Reap (Join Tour) (B/L/D)

Accommodation at Siem Reap

Day 6: Siem Reap (Join Tour) (B/L/D)

Accommodation at Siem Reap

Day 7: Siem Reap (Join Tour) (B/-/-)

Accommodation : Bangkok Hotel

Day 8: River Kwai (Join Tour) (B/-/-)

Accommodation : Raft House Hotel

Day 9: River Kwai (Join Tour) (B/-/-)

Accommodation : Raft House Hotel

Day 10: River Kwai (Join Tour) (B/-/-)

Accommodation :Over night train to Chiang mai

Day 11: Chiang Mai (-/-/-)

08.00 Arrival Chiang mai

Chiang Mai (New City) was founded in 1296 by King Mengrai as the capital of the first independent Thai state, Lanna Thai (Kingdom of One Million Rice Fields). It became the cultural and religious center of the northern Tai, those who had migrated from southern China to dwell in Thailand, and remained so throughout the turbulent period of recurring Burmese attacks. The Burmese finally captured Chiang Mai in 1556 and occupied it until King Taksin retook the city in 1775, driving the Burmese forces back to near the present border. Burmese influence on religion, architecture, language, cuisine, and culture, however, remains strong. The city stands on the Ping River, a major tributary of the Chao Phraya River.

Meet our tour guide at the train station. Travel by local transport to drop your luggage at hotel (hotel check in after 14.00). Then continue trip to Chiang mai city. Visit Wat Chiang man, Wat Pha Sing, and Wat Suan Dok. Walk Around the old city for half day.

Accommodation Chiang mai Hotel

Day 12 : Cooking Class (Join Tour)  (B/L/-)

At 8:30AM, be picked up at your hotel and go to the local Market with your chef. She will explain about rice, how to make fresh coconut milk and how to choose seasonings. Then spend some time walking around to take pictures and watch vendors selling their products.

Upon arrival at the farm, take a walk around the farm with the explanation of the chef about the herbs growing and ingredients. Then learn to cook the first three courses you choose and have lunch with what you have prepared on the terrace overlooking the fishpond where you will have a splendid view of the entire farm as well as the lush nearby mountains.

After lunch, free at leisure to take a walk and admire the beautiful landscape, rice fields around the farm. This will be a wonderful memory and experience to discover a different Thailand. Afterwards, continue learning how to cook some other courses and the chef will give banana leaf cups to pack your “afternoon” take-away-meal. Then transfer back to your hotel around 5:30PM. Evening is free on your own.

Accommodation in Chiang Mai

Day 13: Chiang Rai Day Tour (Join Tour) (B/L/-)

Highly recommended because this is a gentle way to see Chiang Mai Buddhist people’s life: wake up early in the morning and take a ride to Kruba Sri Vichat Statue, the holy monk of Northern Thailand to take part in a daily Buddhist ceremony “Tak Bat” or “Merit Making” by giving offerings to monks on their arms-rounds with local people. Purify your mind and learn how to give and learn a part of Buddhism. After Tak Bat, continue to Wat Suan Dok to offer some requisites to monk and receive blessings from him on this special time. Travel back to the hotel and have breakfast.

After an early breakfast, head out on an excursion for the Chiang Dao Young Elephants Training Camp (56 Kms. away). Watch the elephants taking their morning bath in the running stream before starting their day’s training and work. See the demonstration of elephants at work. Start half hour elephant riding.  Then continue to visit hill tribe village at Chiang Dao.

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Day 14 : Canopy Ride – Departure Chiang Mai (B/L/-)

Surprisingly fun and exciting with great activities, spisral staircase, hill tribe ladder, kung fu walk, zig-zag walk way, monkey bridge, flying skateboard, sky bridge, climbing net, timber balancing beams, zodiac bridge, tackle spider web, abseiling, monkey ladder and walk on bamboo bridge with a beautiful water fall.

Evening transfer to Chiang Mai Train station to connect your train to Bangkok – Train time 17.00

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