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Set off on a captivating journey through Bangkok’s rich cultural and architectural treasures. Begin at the magnificent Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit), home to the world’s largest solid gold Buddha statue. Wander through the bustling streets of Chinatown and shop for local specialties in the shops and stalls. In Pak Khlong Talat, the city’s famous flower market, immerse yourself in the vibrant colours and fragrant aromas of the freshly cut blooms. Step into Thailand’s regal past with visits to the dazzling Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) and the opulent Grand Palace, icons of the nation’s spiritual and royal heritage. In the afternoon, cruise along the Chao Phraya River in a traditional longtail boat, arriving at the stunning Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), known for its towering Khmer-style spire. Then cross the river to explore the majestic Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho), home to a glittering 46-metre-long golden statue.

Discover Bangkok’s vibrant food culture on this evening tour, where markets, temples and legendary street eats come alive under the city lights. Take in the sights from an iconic tuk- tuk — an open-air, three-wheeled vehicle — as we journey through both historic and local neighbourhoods, including Thonburi, Rattanakosin and Chinatown. This immersive street food adventure offers a true local perspective on Bangkok’s food scene, with tastings that showcase the city’s diverse culinary landscape. Along the way, we’ll also learn how flavours and dishes vary across different regions of Thailand, giving us a deeperappreciation of Thai cuisine.

After a welcome and safety briefing, set off on a guided walk through the forest with the resident elephants. After about an hour, take a break at a rest stop, enjoy some refreshments and watch as the elephants cool off with a splash in the mud below. Learn about the elephants’ diet and help prepare a tasty meal of sugarcane, bananas and fresh grass for them. As you watch the elephants enjoy their lunch, there’s time to sit down and tuck into your own delicious vegetarian meal. Next, visit a local village to discover the traditional lifestyle of the Karen people and even try your hand at their unique method of weaving. Continue to the herb garden to learn about native medicinal plants and gather ingredients to prepare natural healthy supplements for the elephants. End the day chatting
with the mahouts, gaining insight into their deep bond with the elephants and their cultural significance in Thai life.

Explore stunning Phang Nga Bay by traditional longtail boat, gliding through emerald waters past dramatic limestone karsts and lush mangroves. Visit the iconic James Bond Island, made famous in the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun, before heading to the floating Sea Gypsy village of Koh Panyee for a delicious local lunch. These iconic banana- shaped longtail boats — first crafted in Thailand in the early 20th century — were originally designed for speed and practicality in fishing and transport. Today, they are an integral part of the culture and landscape of the Andaman Sea.

Day 1: Arrival Bangkok

Day 2: Bangkok

• Bangkok highlights (Wat Pho, Grand Palace, canals & Wat Arun)

Day 3: Bangkok

• Introduction to Muay Thai boxing in an authentic local gym with former Thai fighters.
• Evening fun & private tuk tuk street food tour to explore Bangkok’s legendary food scene including the areas of Thonburi, Rattanakosin, and Chinatown
  

Day 4: Bangkok – Chiang Mai

• Cycle through Bangkok’s ‘green lung’— a vast, lush area near the city — navigating tropical vegetation and elevated paths shaded by coconut and banana trees.
• Night train to Chiang Mai
  

Day 5: Chiang Mai

• Chiang Mai highlights (including the sacred temple Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep)
• Rice plantation session in the mud, interaction with farm animals such as buffalo, pigs, and rabbits, and a cooking class (optional)
  

Day 6: Chiang Mai

Day 7: Chiang Mai

• Get hands-on at a fun cooking class with a local Thai family.
• Explore the historic streets and narrow lanes of Chiang Mai’s old city on an exhilarating Vespa ride.
  

Day 8: Chiang Mai – Phuket

• Experience the thrill of ziplining through Phuket’s lush jungle.
  

Day 9: Phuket

• Embark on a boat trip to the stunning Phi Phi Islands with time for swimming and snorkelling.
  

Day 10: Phuket

• Day at leisure (optional: Visit of Gibbon Rehabilitation center or the Phuket aquarium!)
  

Day 11: Phuket departure

Day 1: Arrival Bangkok

Day 2: Bangkok

• Enjoy a cruise on the Chao Phraya River aboard a hacker craft boat, sippingchampagne as you take in Bangkok’s river scenery
  

Day 3: Bangkok – Ayutthaya / Bangkok

• Visit of Ayutthaya historical park, followed with a lunch at Suriyan Chandra at a cruise on River Noi
• Navigate Bangkok’s vibrant streets in an iconic open-air tuk-tuk, sampling legendary street food along the way.
  

Day 4: Bangkok – Chiang Mai

• Visit the iconic Train Market where vendors set up their stalls on the railway tracks and swiftly pack up when trains approach. You will explore then the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, a charming destination where you can browse for souvenirs and capture memorable photos while gliding along in a paddle boat
• Lunch at Poomjai Garden, the greenest cafe retreat in Bangkok, which offers a unique blend of organic, locally sourced cuisine served amidst the lush backdrop of Bangkok’s oldest orchards and cultural landmarks
  

Day 5: Chiang Mai

• Chiang Mai highlights (including the sacred temple Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep)
• Explore Chiang Mai’s Old Town on a Vespa, weaving through historic streets and discovering hidden cultural gems.
  

Day 6: Chiang Mai

• Spend quality time with elephants in their natural habitat on a private elephant experience.
• Enjoy a lazy lunch at a tea garden in Chiang Mai which specialises in organic Assam black tea.
  

Day 7: Chiang Mai – Phuket

• Get hands-on at a cooking class with a local family in Chiang Mai and learn how to whip up traditional Northern Thai cuisine.
• Indulge in a private beach barbecue with the sand beneath your feet.
  

Day 8: Phuket

• Enjoy an afternoon of sea cave exploring literally inside Phang Nga Bay’s marine geology, – including the caves and hidden lagoons
  

Day 9: Phuket

• Half-day visit of Phuket Old town and its rows of grand Sino-colonial mansions in Phuket’s Old Town are proof that many realized their dreams
• Witness a breathtaking sunset in Phuket aboard a vintage Kram boat.
  

Day 10: Phuket departure

Day 1: Arrival Bangkok

Day 2: Bangkok

• Explore Bangkok using public transport — subway and boats — to minimise carbon emissions and experience the city like a local.
• Cycle through Bangkok’s ‘green lung’— a vast, lush area near the city — navigating tropical vegetation and elevated paths shaded by coconut and banana trees.
  

Day 3: Bangkok

• Join Chef Poo’s cooking class in Klong Toei, one of the largest and oldest slum areas in Bangkok, engaging with the community and supporting grassroots empowerment initiatives.
• Support their community by experiencing a therapeutic massage by visually impaired therapists, benefiting from their heightened sense of touch (optional)
• Navigate Bangkok’s vibrant streets in an iconic open-air tuk-tuk, sampling legendary street food along the way.
  

Day 4: Bangkok – Sukhothai

• Cycle through Sukhothai Historical Park to enjoy nature, get fit and reduce your carbon footprint.
  

Day 5: Sukhothai

• Visit Ban Na Ton Chan village, a cultural preservation project, to discover mud-soaked textiles and savour local Khao Poep noodles.
  

Day 6: Sukhothai – Chiang Mai

• Hop on a train to Chiang Mai !
  

Day 7: Chiang Mai

• Spend time at a responsible elephant camp in Chiang Mai, learning about ethical elephant care and conservation.
• Enjoy a lazy lunch at a tea garden in Chiang Mai which specialises in organic Assam black tea.
  

Day 8: Chiang Mai

• Chiang Mai highlights (including the sacred temple Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep)
• Experience Studio Naenna, an indigo dyeing & eco-friendly fabrics workshop and shop, part of a group of weavers, embroiderers and designers (WFE) of different ethnicities (Karen, Hmong) whose goal is to create quality, sustainable and environmentally friendly products.
  

Day 9: Chiang Mai – Krabi

Day 10: Krabi

• Visit a longtail boat maker’s village to gain insights into this traditional and enduring local industry.
  

Day 11: Krabi

• Full day tour by shared speedboat (including 20 minutes kayaking) in Phang Nga Bay, one of the most unique places in the world with over 47 islands and a gorgeous mangrove forest
  

Day 12: Krabi departure