Discover a diverse blend of Thailand’s cultural, historical, and natural wonders on the 11 Days of Thailand Spotlights – Private Tour. Immerse yourself in the country’s rich heritage with visits to ancient ruins, magnificent temples, and charming countryside. The tour begins in the lively city of Bangkok, known for its colorful street life, tantalizing street food, and bustling markets. Continue to the picturesque countryside of Chiang Rai and experience the local culture in Chiang Mai. Finally, wind down your journey on the stunning beaches of Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, boasting crystal-clear waters and a vibrant nightlife scene.
Pick up at hotel. The Grand Palace is the most important and impressive Royal Palace in Thailand. We will show you the palaces used for different occasions – the Funeral Palace, the Reception Palace, and of course the mysterious Emerald Buddha, the most revered Buddha image in Thailand. Appropriate dress is required otherwise you need to buy on spot only.
Overnight in Bangkok
Have breakfast at the hotel and relaxing time before transfer to the airport for the flight to Chiang Rai, upon arrival – transfer to the airport.
Overnight in Chiang Rai.
Have breakfast at the hotel. Then lead to the Golden Triangle area, visiting Sop Ruak, where the river Ruak joins the mighty Mekong and where converge the borders of Myanmar, Thailand and Laos. Enjoy Maekhong boat ride around golden triangle. Visit Black house (Baan Dum): The House of National Artist – Dr. Thawan Duchanee This is the residence of Dr. Thawan Duchanee who is a renowned Thai National Artist. It is also a museum. Then return to hotel.
Overnight in Chiang Rai
Morning after breakfast, we will visit the local market to discover the local products. After that we visit the world famous Wat Phra Kaew where the Emerald Buddha image was once enshrined. Move on to Wat Phra Singh where one of Thailand’s most beautiful Buddha images is now enshrined. Then, visit the White Temple, is an unusual Thai temple designed by artist Chalermchai Kositpipat, who mixes traditional Buddhist temple architecture with pop culture references. Keep driving around 03h30 minutes to Chiang Mai.
Overnight in Chiang Mai
Today, you will escape from the bustling city and go to the relaxing countryside and enjoy a cooking class with a local family in a local village. Upon arrival at the house, you can take a walk around the farm while the chef explains about the herbs and ingredients. Then, you’ll learn to cook the first three courses you choose and have lunch with what you have prepared on the terrace. After lunch, continue to Doi Suthep temples, the most sacred temple upon the hill with its enormous mythological Nagas staircase of 306 steps and inside the cloister is an intriguing copper-placed chedi topped by five-tier gold parasol, which contains relics of Lord Buddha. On a clear day, there are incomparable views over the city of Chiangmai from the temple grounds. Then you will have an experience to give the offering dedicated to the monks and then receive blessing from them.
Overnight in Chiang Mai
Today have leisure time in Chiang Mai.
Overnight in Chiang Mai
Have breakfast at the hotel and relaxing time before transfer to the airport for the flight Phuket, upon arrival – private transfer to the airport.
Overnight in Phuket
In the morning, you’ll head north from Phuket on a cruise of the famous Phang Nga Bay. From your hotel, transfer to Ao Por Pier, where you’ll enjoy complimentary tea and coffee before boarding a luxury boat. Then you’re off on a scenic cruise north amid the karst islets dotting the Andaman Sea.
The first stop when you enter Phang Nga Bay is Panak Island, where you’ll enjoy a canoe trip through sea caves and mangroves. Then continue to Hong Island for more canoeing or kayaking. As you paddle, you’ll be accompanied by a local guide who will take you to hidden caves and lagoons. Return to the boat for a delicious buffet lunch.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit Khao Phing Kan. This romantic island is most known for Ko Ta Pu, a towering limestone islet about 130 feet (40 m) offshore. Its famous nickname is “James Bond Island” because it was a shooting location in the film “The Man with the Golden Gun.” On Khao Phing, you’ll spend time at a secluded beach for swimming and sunbathing, then around 3:30 pm, return to the boat and transfer back to Phuket.
Overnight in Phuket
Today have leisure time sunbathing on the beaches and enjoy every moment on this idyllic island.
Overnight in Phuket
Relish a healthy breakfast on the final day of your trip. Complete the hotel check-out formalities after which you can visit the local markets and buy souvenirs for your loved ones. Later, proceed for departure and board your flight back home.
Trip Ends.
