The Amazing Thailand!

All guests are warmly welcomed upon arrival at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport by our local guide then transfer to check in the hotel.

An early start will get you to Wat Pho in time to experience the monks early morning chanting ritual (chanting starts at 09.00 Hrs). After this uplifting and often private experience, visit the temple grounds and the famous 45-metre reclining Buddha. Continue to The Grand Palace, Thailand’s most important landmark, where you will be awed by the grandeur and majesty of the building and its throne halls. Then, of course, marvel at the mysterious Emerald Buddha, the most revered Buddha image in Thailand. Delicious lunch is served at the delightful Never Ending Summer, a Thai rustic restaurant, situated by Chao Phraya River.

After lunch, board a long-tail boat sailing up the majestic Chao Phraya river before entering the Khlong that takes us away from the normal tourist trail. Inside the network of Khlongs guest will stop at Wat Khun Chan which is an interesting temple area rarely visited by tourists. Crossing a small footbridge leads into the old alleys where a cold co ee can be enjoyed before entering Wat Paknam or the white stupa with a hidden museum.

Back in the boat and continue a beautiful part of the Khlong with a mix of old wooden houses and new modern mansions until reaching an orchid and fruit farm where guest will have time to walk around and see the many types of orchids on display. On the way back to Saphan Taksin pier, a stop will be made to feed the holy cats in the Khlong.

Morning – Take a trip to Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, a stunning temple that sits on the banks of the Chao Phraya River.

Afternoon – Head to the nearby Maeklong Railway Market, a unique market that’s built on an active train track.

Evening – Take a stroll through the famous Khao San Road, a bustling street filled with street vendors, restaurants, and bars. For dinner, try the Pad Thai at Thip Samai, one of the city’s most famous eateries.

Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel. Later assisted departure transfer to airport to connect the flight for Phuket. On arrival meet and assist at airport and transfer to your hotel.

Remainder of the day will be free for independent activities.

Breakfast will be served at your resort. Later start your day by visiting the iconic Big Buddha of Phuket. This 45 meter tall statue offers breathtaking views of the island from its hilltop location. After that, head to Wat Chalong, the largest temple in Phuket, and admire its intricate decorations and sculptures.

Afternoon: Take a stroll in the Old Town of Phuket, home to many historic buildings and colorful street art. Visit the Thai Hua Museum, which showcases the town’s Sino-Portuguese heritage, and stop by the famous Blue Elephant Restaurant for a delicious Thai lunch.

Evening: End your day with a visit to the Phuket FantaSea show, a spectacular display of Thai culture and traditions, with live animals, acrobatics, and special effects. Dinner will be served at the show’s Golden Kinnaree Restaurant, where you can savor a sumptuous buffet of Thai and international cuisine.

After breakfast, leave for Phi Phi Island through speedboat. Phi Phi consists of a group of six islands. Only 40 km away from Phuket, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh are the two most famous islands of the six. With their pristine waters and vibrant parties, these islands are a wonderful way to spend a few days in Thailand. Lunch will be served at Phi Phi Island.

Return to Phuket in the evening.

Breakfast at the hotel. Later transfer to Phuket airport to connect the flight for Bangkok in the afternoon. On arrival meet and assist at airport and transfer to your hotel.

Evening will be free to explore the Bangkok nightlife.

After Breakfast – Departure to Ayutthaya, the second capital of Siam after Sukhothai for more than 400 years, once glorified as the largest city in Southeast Asia. In the center of the city is the Ayutthaya Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can see the ruins of the ancient capital and its remaining palaces, monasteries and towers – one can consider the grandeur and splendor that was once the Kingdom of Ayutthaya. 1st visit to Chai Wattanaram Temple, built by King Prasat Tong, a commoner who overthrew the previous king and took his throne. Continue to Ayutthaya Historical Park and visit the ancient palace. WatPhra Sri Sanphet, once a royal temple located next to the Grand Palace, was once the most important temple of the Ayutthaya period. After visit return back to your hotel in Bangkok.