Upon arrival to Bangkok, a representative will greet you after exiting the plane and escort you through special fast track services, avoiding the potentially long queues at the immigration counter. Please note: Guests using fast track services should wear appropriate attire and avoid wearing short pants, slippers or similarly casual attire to ensure a smooth process with Thai immigration authorities.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Bangkok’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses, blending Michelin-starred excellence with local street flavors. For refined Thai cuisine, R-Haan showcases elevated regional dishes in an elegant setting, while Riva Arun pairs scenic riverside views with romantic fine dining. Sirimahannop and SEEN offer stylish venues perfect for sunset cocktails and creative modern menus. For authentic local flavors, Krua Apsorn and Thipsamai deliver time-honored recipes beloved by locals, and Kor Sticky Rice is a must for traditional Thai desserts. Food lovers seeking adventure can explore Chinatown or Bangthat Thong Street, where sizzling woks and aromatic spices line the streets. From luxury dining to casual market stalls, Bangkok’s vibrant food scene satisfies every palate and mood.

After you meet your local guide and driver at your hotel, set out to explore the main temples and monuments of Bangkok and gain an insight introduction into Thai culture and its fascinating history. Experience monks in their early morning chanting rituals when you visit Wat Pho, Bangkok's oldest temple. Discover the country's largest reclining Buddha (151 ft long) which also gives rise to its name, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. Afterward, continue to Lak Muang City Pillar which represents the foundation stone of Bangkok. Step into the Grand Palace, the official residence of the royal families from 1782 until 1925 before admiring the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Pra Kaew), dating back to the early 18th century. Today's adventure is filled with Bangkok's main temple sights and gives you a great overview of the history of this never-colonized kingdom.

Please note: Many of Bangkok's palaces and temples have a modest dress codes in effect and the following clothing items are prohibited at the Grand Palace: sleeveless or see-through/mesh tops, vests, very short shorts, torn or very tight pants, and miniskirts.

During your time at leisure in Bangkok, immerse yourself in the city's dynamic blend of tradition and modernity. You may choose to unwind in the comfort of your hotel or explore some of the capital’s most sophisticated attractions. For an upscale shopping and dining experience, visit IconSiam, a world-class luxury mall on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, offering high-end boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants, and a curated selection of local artisanal crafts. Culture enthusiasts may wish to visit the iconic riverside temple, Wat Arun Ratchawararam, an architectural masterpiece dating back to the late 18th century. If your visit coincides with a weekend, explore the vibrant Chatuchak Weekend Market, where you can browse an eclectic mix of fashion, art, and antiques at a relaxed pace. However you choose to spend your time, Bangkok promises a wealth of experiences to suit your preferences.

Set out early this morning with your private guide for a scenic drive to the Maeklong Train Market, a captivating spectacle where bustling stalls line active railway tracks. Watch in awe as vendors deftly gather their goods moments before the train passes, only to swiftly resume business once it’s gone. Continue to a family-run coconut palm sugar factory, learning the time-honored methods of crafting this golden sweetener and sampling its rich flavors. Next, glide by longtail boat through winding canals to the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Discover colorful produce, artisanal crafts, and enticing street food as you soak in the lively energy. Your journey ends at Lao Tuk Lak Market, a charming hub brimming with local life. Savor a flavorful lunch and a refreshing Thai-style iced coffee before returning to your accommodation by private transfer.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Bangkok with direct service to Chiang Rai. Approximate flight time is 1.5 hours.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Discover the cultural, historical, and natural highlights of northern Thailand on a full-day, private guided journey from Chiang Rai. Begin with a scenic drive to Doi Tung Mountain to visit the Mae Fah Luang Botanical Gardens, part of the Royal Project established to support sustainable development in the region. Set beneath the former royal residence of Princess Mother Srinagarindra, the gardens offer a peaceful introduction to the area’s heritage and environmental transformation. Continue to the legendary Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar converge, and explore the Hall of Opium for a compelling look at the region’s complex past. After enjoying a traditional Thai lunch, cruise gently along the Mekong River toward the historic riverside town of Chiang Saen, where quiet streets and ancient ruins invite unhurried exploration. On the return journey, stop at the striking Baan Dam (Black House) Museum, showcasing bold, unconventional artworks. The tour concludes with a drop off at your accommodation.

Depart Chiang Rai with your private driver and guide for a transfer to Chiang Mai. Along the way, you'll stop to explore the incredible and unmistakable temple Wat Rong Khun. Also known as The White Temple, this dazzlingly intricate marvel is unlike most others in the region as it is far more modern. Designed and envisioned by renowned local artist Chalermchai Kositpipat, Wat Rong Khun embodies Buddhist teachings through its design. Work continues on this spectacular art exhibit, with developments expected to be completed in seven generations. After stopping to explore Wat Rong Khun, the transfer continues to your hotel in the Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai’s dining scene blends authentic northern Thai flavors with contemporary flair, offering something for every palate. For classic local dishes, try Khao Soi Lung Prakit Kad Kom or Huen Muan Jai, both famous for their rich khao soi and Lanna-style specialties. Tam Sa Pa and Dee Moo-tod serve casual, flavorful northern comfort food that’s perfect for families or relaxed lunches. For an elevated take on traditional cuisine, Saiyut and Doctor Sai Kitchen and Lap Bang Ker Kiti Panit highlight refined local recipes using seasonal ingredients. Kiti Panit and The House by Ginger pair historic charm with elegant, modern Thai dining, while Ginger Farm Kitchen offers farm-to-table freshness in a cozy setting. For beautiful garden surroundings, Chom CafÉ and Restaurant and Bodhi Terrace are ideal. For a sophisticated evening, BAAN LANDAI or The Service 1921 at 137 Pillars House provide fine dining with exceptional ambiance.

The most sacred temple in northern Thailand is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, and it is believed to contain a relic of the Lord Buddha. Head to the outskirts of the city with your private guide to visit this mountain-top temple compound, located 3,500 feet above the city below. Breathtaking views of Chiang Mai and the surrounding countryside are the reward for the 308-step staircase to Doi Suthep, or you may choose to access the grounds via a small cable car. Listen to the chants of the monks, drink in the atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the spirituality of this revered temple complex. Mingle with the pilgrims from across Thailand and discover pagodas and statues devoted to Buddhism with Hindu influences. Learn more about Buddhism and its impact on the culture and daily life of the Thai people.

Please note: Temples in Thailand often have a dress code (albeit loose). Visitors must dress "appropriately" - in this case, shoulders must be covered, no shorts, and shoes are to be removed upon entering the temple.

Lively markets are synonymous with Chiang Mai – as afternoon markets of fruits, vegetables and fresh meat options wind down for the day, night markets spring to life, enticing Thais and travelers alike with freshly grilled skewers, fragrant Thai curries, deceptively spicy peppers, and colorful local salads. Northern Thailand’s culinary traditions are unique from Bangkok’s options, earning Chiang Mai the international distinction of being a “foodie city” – with mouthwatering options available from neighboring Laos and Myanmar contributing to its identity. Venture by tuk tuk into the vibrant markets of Somphret and Warorot with your private guide to start exploring this delicious food scene. Continue to smaller, lesser known markets bustling with locals looking for the perfect evening snack (opening days may vary depending on seasons). Your guide will help you taste local snacks that will appeal to a range of palates as you stroll through the city’s main night market. Have your camera ready to capture the dizzying array vendors have on display, especially at the lively flower markets. For dinner, opt to dine at one of the busy stalls (ask your guide to recommend their favorite!) or return to your hotel. While appetizers are included during the market walk, dinner is not included.

No trip to Thailand is complete until you've spent a day with elephants. Embark on an unforgettable journey to Chang Chill Elephant Sanctuary, where you'll witness the daily life of its residents. Venture into the forest with a knowledgeable guide to observe the sanctuary's six resident elephants as they graze, interact, and engage in daily activities. Experience the joy of watching playful elephants bathe in a mud pit and enjoy a delicious Thai vegetarian lunch amidst the serene surroundings. Explore the Karen Cultural Centre to learn about traditional weaving and try your hand at a craft activity or browse handcrafted items. Conclude the day with a brief discussion on elephant conservation, gaining insight into the sanctuary's efforts to protect these magnificent creatures. Prepare for an enriching experience filled with heartwarming moments and meaningful encounters, leaving you with lasting memories of your time spent at Chang Chill Elephant Sanctuary.

Please note: This experience involves steep, challenging terrain and is suitable only for travelers who are comfortable with uneven mountain trails.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Chiang Mai to Siem Reap, Cambodia, with service via Bangkok. Approximate flight time is 3.5 hours.

Upon arrival in Siem Reap, you will be welcomed by an escort who will be holding a signboard with your name on it. Your escort will assist you through customs. Upon completion, they will then assist you to pick up your luggage and lead you through the arrivals gate where you will meet your guide.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Tonight's adventure invites you to travel by tuk tuk to visit the Phare Circus Tent, located just outside of town. Enjoy a show at what is called the Cambodian Circus, which starts at 8 pm, and lasts about an hour. Phare is a Cambodian non-profit art organization founded in 1994 by eight young Cambodians, returning from refugee camps along the Thai Border. The purpose is to improve the development of local communities by providing education and professional artistic training. The shows are constantly rotating depending on the time you visit.

Today your private guide and driver, will show you a full day of historical adventures, as you're being whisked away to see the breathtaking architecture and natural setting of one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia. The different sites of Angkor cover around 250 square miles, including the forested areas. It features ruins dating back to a period between the 9th and 15th century, all sculpted in the distinctive Khmer style. As you approach the park, you will first see the South Gate of Angkor Thom. A walk along a half a mile trail past the walls that lead to a hidden temple is optional, but your guide will definitely ensure that you see the amazing temple areas of Bayon and Baphoun, as well as the Terrace of Elephants and Leper King. Take a break and have lunch back in town before you head over to the grey-stoned jungle temple of Ta Phrom. Here you enter a mysterious world, as tree stumps seem to grow out of the temple and roots crawl up its walls. For many people this is the highlight of Angkor. The most famous part of the park is, of course, Angkor Wat, known to visitors around the world. Finish the tour with a peaceful sunset at Srah Srang, as shades of violets, oranges, and pinks spread across the sky. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, lunch, water, and towels.

In the morning you will be met by your local guide at your hotel with high-quality mountain bikes to bike through the Siem Reap countryside. Pedaling along quiet trails, through rice fields and small villages, your tour guide will take you to a local market where the colours and smells of raw meat, vegetables, fish, fruits, underscored by the constant yelling of stallholders, will make for an exciting experience. After this visit to the local market, you are going to cycle to a local family’s house where you will learn to cook some signature dishes, to be enjoyed together at lunch. After a short rest and a glass of sugar cane juice, a refreshingly sweet drink poured over ice, you can help to prepare a Khmer meal which you will later offer to the monks at a local pagoda. Buddhist monks live away from their families and are not allowed to have regular jobs. They depend on the faith and charity of the local people. After you have finished your Khmer cooking, the chef and his wife will show you how to pack the meal and some rice into a banana leaf. A short walk takes us to the pagoda where the monks live so you can offer the alms. Afterwards, the monk will give you a blessing, and you can ask him everything you like to know regarding Cambodian culture and Buddhism. This private tour includes a private tuk-tuk transfer, an English-speaking guide, cooking with local family & lunch, cool water, and towel.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Gracefully perched on the banks of Bangkok's majestic Chao Phraya River, Avani+ Riverside offers a serene haven amidst the bustling cityscape. With uninterrupted views of the river, this urban sanctuary provides a blissful escape from the urban hustle and bustle. Indulge in the epitome of luxury within one of our 250 meticulously designed rooms and suites, seamlessly blending chic comfort with contemporary elegance. From the sanctuary of your chic abode, savor breathtaking panoramas of Bangkok's iconic skyline and the glistening river below, each detail exuding the signature Avani style. Relax and rejuvenate at the infinity pool, where you can float effortlessly while immersing yourself in the mesmerizing views of the river. Delight your palate with an exquisite array of culinary delights and inventive cocktails, from local delicacies to international favorites infused with a modern twist. Whether you opt for a leisurely rooftop dining experience or a casual bite at the lobby bar, every moment promises to be a culinary journey of indulgence. Whether you're embarking on a night out in the city or seeking a tranquil holiday, Avani+ Riverside Bangkok Hotel provides the ideal setting for your adventures.

Gain a new perspective at Le Meridien Chiang Rai Resort where the rich history, culture, and beautiful landscape of Chiang Rai blend effortlessly with chic design encompassing traditional Lanna architecture and warm Thai hospitality. Designed specifically for the well-traveled, the resort occupies an idyllic site on the banks of the Kok River, close to Chiang Rai town, the airport and only a 45 minute drive to the legendary Golden Triangle where the borders of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar converge. Located in Thailand’s northernmost province, the resort is the perfect launching point to enjoy one of Thailand’s most beautiful and culturally significant regions. Designed with the sophisticated traveler in mind, the spacious guestrooms feature high ceilings, crisp cotton sheets, and local textiles to create a luxurious personal environment. Dine in style, at the resort’s four restaurants featuring diverse menus of stimulating and innovative tastes, each providing a new culinary perspective with each visit.

Relax in a tranquil boutique hotel setting in the center of Chiang Mai’s old city, with the comfort of a magnificent 200-year-old tamarind tree sheltering the property at the Tamarind Village. The 46 rooms and suites are designed to reflect the rich ethnic diversity of northern Thailand, drawing on fabrics and patterns from the various tribes that populate the region. Featuring award-winning elements of design, service and comfort in a serene and stylish setting, the hotel prides itself on genuine hospitality with attention to detail throughout. The property is set around a series of garden courtyards amidst the ancient temples and quaint shopping streets that define Chiang Mai. Enjoy a variety of mouthwatering Thai and international dishes in the stylish setting of Ruen Tamarind, providing indoor and outdoor dining in a cozy cafÉ-style restaurant. Intimate, serene and relaxing, Tamarind Village is an oasis of calm and tranquility, the perfect base for exploring Chiang Mai and beyond and ideal for guests who enjoy discovering their surroundings in the evening on foot.

Shinta Mani Angkor and Bensley Collection Pool Villas is an upscale boutique hotel created by acclaimed architect Bill Bensley, showcasing over 60 contemporary designed rooms and public spaces in a Khmer inspired design in addition to an exclusive set of 10 villas with private pools. This exceptional hotel enjoys a tranquil and leafy setting within the city of Siem Reap, and not far from the sites of Angkor.