Fully Explore Thailand 14 Days | Luxury Tour

A visit to the Royal Grand Palace, the nation’s landmark and most praised royal monument in Thailand, with the enclosed and dazzling Wat Phra Kaew is a must. Wat Phra Kaew also called the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is well known for its Golden Chedi, its Pantheon of the Chakri Kings, and its Eight-Colored Tower. In Thailand, it is considered by many to be a living example of a classical Siamese Court, being the former residence of the kings of Thailand. Wat Pho is regarded as the first center of public education and is sometimes called ‘Thailand’s first university’. Mural paintings, inscriptions, and statues found in the temple educated people on various subjects such as literature, warfare, archaeology, astronomy, geology, and meditation, and is home to Thai traditional massages. Here, experiences an afternoon trip along the bustling Chao Phraya River and the quiet Klong (canals) in a long-tail boat, in which you can enjoy scenes of Bangkok life. We will bring you to a more traditional and serene way of living around Thonburi residential areas, away from all the skyscrapers and modern buildings of Bangkok City Centre. We will also stop by the “Temple of Dawn” (officially named Wat Arun). Finally, a visit to the Flower and Vegetable market will round off this day. Located close to the Chao Phraya River, the place pictures a rural piece of Bangkok where a vast selection of all kinds of flowers, especially orchids and tropical flowers, can be found. Also, observe how the merchants create very special flower garlands. Return to the hotel.

This busy full-day tour will take you first to the rural yet world-famous floating market of Damnoen Saduak, situated about 100 kilometers west of Bangkok. It is generally known as Klong Ton Khem Floating Market or Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Damnoen Saduak has officially three floating markets. A narrow canal flanked with food stalls and souvenir shops from the principal market at Ton Kem. Farther south is the rarely visited markets of Her Kui and Khun Pitak. Photographers at Ton Kem will get their best shots from the bridge which crosses over the canal and from the shed on the right. Nowadays, the market is bustling with activity from very early in the morning until about 11.00 am. Return to the hotel. 

Visit the former capital of Thailand, Ayutthaya, situated approximately 75 kilometers north of Bangkok and which is one of those destinations you must see. The mix of cultures in Ayutthaya began in the mid-16th century when ships from Ayutthaya plied the Asian seas, trading with neighboring countries. When the Dutch showed up in the 17th century, Ayutthaya became a port city, and trade routes were extended to China, Japan, Indonesia, Portugal, Holland, and France, and even up to the Scandinavian countries later. Although the ancient villages of foreign traders lining the Chao Phraya riverbanks were abandoned when the city was sacked by Burmese troops in 1767, some remnants have survived and now showcase the city’s past glory. The tour will start at the Summer Palace of the late King Rama V, commonly known as “Bang Pa-In”. You will then continue to the magnificent ruins of early splendor that Ayutthaya is famous for all over the world. We will pass or visit all the most impressive ruins of this World Heritage Site. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant in Ayutthaya. We will eventually return to Bangkok.

Depart the hotel for a city tour with a visit to the most interesting temples (Wat Chiang Man), The oldest temple in Chiang Mai town was built in 1296 by King Mengrai of Lanna kingdom. 

The temple is famous for its Lanna-style chedi supported by rows of elephant-shaped buttresses  Continuing Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Pra Sing, and War Sri Suphan (silver temple) is an amazing, unique, and intrinsic work of architectual marvel built entirely by skilled tradiontal workers from the local community. The excursion including to visit the Warorot Market, the firrst and most famous market of Chiang Mai. Visit the Market for flowers, local food and local products

After breakfast check out and depart from the hotel and drive to Chiang Rai, with a stop at Mae Kajan Hot Spring for a short relax. Arrive at Chiang Rai. Visit Wat Rong Khun, is a unique temple that stands out through the white color and the use of pieces of glass in the plaster, sparkling in the sun. The white color signifies the purity of the Buddha, while the glass symbolizes the Buddha’s wisdom and the Dhamma, the Buddhist teachings. Wat Rong Khun was designed by Chalermchai Kositpipat, a famous Thai visual artist. Eventually, there will be nine buildings including Ubosod , a hall to enshrine Buddhist relics, a meditation hall, the monks living quarters, and an art gallery. Continue to the Golden Triangle area on the bank of the Mekong River where Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand borders meet. Visit the House of Opium Museum, a museum that tells stories of opium in the Golden Triangle. Through beautiful antiques such as opium harvesting knives, scales, weights, pipes, mats, and pillows, these tools represent the beliefs, cultures, traditions, and magnificent imagination of their Burmese, Shan, Chinese, and tribal inventors in Thailand as well as the history of the region where the three countries meet. Then enjoy an hour ride on the boat along the Mekhong River to visit the riverbank scenery. Check in at a hotel in the city area.

Transfer from hotel to Chiang Rai Airport Flight: TBA Bangkok: Arrival and transfer to Hua Hin with an English-Speaking guide

We take you to see the local area of Hua Hin and its surroundings. Our first stop is Hua Hin Railway Station is one of the oldest railway stations in Thailand. Its most striking feature is the unique Royal Waiting Room that used to welcome the King and his court when they were visiting the town. We explore the area’s tourist attractions; we keep going to stop at Monkey Mountain Khao Takiab which is home to a large Buddha statue by the sea. Here we can go up to the viewpoint for stunning views right across the Hua Hin coastline. 

We continue to visit Rajabhakti Park is one of Hua Hin’s latest attractions. Standing in a line against a backdrop of forested hills are seven giant statues of great Kings from Thai history. An impressive sight, the bronze statues measuring nearly 14 meters tall honor great Kings of various eras in Thai history, namely Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, Thonburi, and Rattanakosin. Each statue carries a plate with the name of the King and the period of reign. 

Then Wat Huay Mongkol is home to the enormous statue of Luang Phor Thuate, an immensely popular Thai monk who was credited to have performed miracles many centuries ago. Afterward, we continued to Hua Hin Hills Vineyard to explore new latitude wines and gain information as to how these grape vines thrive in the tropical climate. Then back to hotel and arrival appx. 18:00hrs. 

Visit Cicada Market Night Market in Hua Hin with Local Food and Products enjoy night local’s lifestyle

After Breakfast, ready and pack for Khao Yai National Park Visit Farm Chokchai and Art Museum The museum is a collection of art collections that Pongchai collected. There are hundreds of paintings by hundreds of international artists. Including many sculptures. All this is Open to visitors free of charge. Khao Yai Art Museum was built on an area of over 20 rai in Pak Chong district, Nakhon Ratchasima. Not far from Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park is the oldest and most popular national park in Thailand. It is also the third-largest national park in Thailand, covering 2,168 sq. km. Khao Yai National Park is a part of one of the largest unspoiled tropical forests in Asia, Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex, is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Foreign visitors can easily travel to Khao Yai National Park as staff at the information center can mostly speak English and are very helpful.

Khao Yai Half Day Trip visiting Flora Park then private transfer to Pattaya for overnight. Overnight in PATTAYA

Day Trip to Khao Chi Chan. An image of Buddha was laser engraved into the side Khao Chi Chan in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the king’s ascension to the throne. The mountain is truly a sight to behold, and it is said that it is a dragon sorghum for the ninth king. The mountain was split into two during the Vietnam War but is now a site symbolizing peace. Laser carvings were inlaid with gold, making it a truly spectacular sight. Return to Pattaya for overnight. Overnight in PATTAYA