14-Day Thailand Eco-Adventure Tour

Begin your exploration at the Hellfire Pass Museum, narrating the poignant stories of prisoners of war and laborers. Forced to cut through the mountain using primitive tools to construct the Death Railway, their struggles come to life. Walk along the trail, gaining a firsthand sense of the challenges faced by these individuals.

Following lunch, proceed to Krasae Cave, featuring a wooden railway bridge with panoramic views of the Kwai River. Continue to Kanchanaburi Town, where you'll cross the iconic Bridge over the River Kwai and enjoy a boat ride on the Kwai River.

Conclude your day with a visit to Don Rak War Cemetery, honoring those who lost their lives during the construction of the 'Death Railway' in World War II.

Today, after breakfast, you'll visit the historic city of Ayutthaya, established in 1350 as the second Siamese capital. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ayutthaya was once a global center of diplomacy and commerce. Explore key attractions like Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, and the famous Wat Mahathat with its iconic stone Buddha's face in a Banyan tree's roots.
Despite its 18th-century destruction by the Burmese, the remaining prang and grand monasteries offer a glimpse into its past grandeur.

En route to Ayutthaya, stop at the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, a retreat for Thai kings since the 17th century, showcasing a mix of architectural styles.

Today, begin by visiting Wat Phutthaisawan, a temple that survived the Burmese-Siamese War and is still home to monks. Admire its large reclining Buddha and unique Sukhothai Buddha statues.

Next, head north to Lopburi to see the 13th-century Phra Prang Sam Yot, also known as the Monkey Temple, where playful long-tailed macaques roam. Be mindful of your belongings around the monkeys.

Finally, drive to Sukhothai and check into your hotel for a restful evening."

Discover the cultural treasures of Thailand at the UNESCO-listed Sukhothai Historical Park, a highlight along with Ayutthaya. Explore the remnants of the royal palace and numerous temple ruins within the old walls, covering 29,000 acres, to learn about the Sukhothai Kingdom, often called "the first Thai kingdom."

Continue 55 km north to the lesser-known Sri Satchanalai Historical Park, offering a more intimate experience with stunning views of the ruins without the crowds. Afterward, transfer to Lampang for an overnight stay

Discover the heritage of the Lanna Kingdom in Lampang, known for its preserved Lanna-style buildings from the 13th to 18th centuries. Before heading to Chiang Rai, visit three notable sites to explore Lanna culture.

Start with Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, a stunning wooden Lanna temple and one of Northern Thailand's most beautiful. Then, explore Baan Sao Nuk's Lanna-Burmese wooden houses, showcasing regional artifacts.

Conclude your journey at Wat Phra Kaeo Don Tao, Lampang's main Buddhist temple, featuring a mix of Lanna, Shan, and Burmese architectural styles.

Chiang Rai, a hidden gem with Lanna characteristics, is often overshadowed by Chiang Mai. It's known for its unique cultures and the famous Golden Triangle, where the Mekong River separates Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand.

Today, visit the Mae Sai Border for a glimpse into Myanmar (additional migration fee applies) and stand atop the Golden Triangle, observing the Mekong River's division of Myanmar and Laos.

Explore the Long Neck Karen Village, where women wear ornate rings around their necks, and admire the White Temple's blend of traditional Thai elements and modern design. Afterward, transfer to Chiang Mai for the night

Discover the distinct taste of northern Thai cuisine, known as Lanna food, with its unique blend of salty and sour flavors. Venture to the outskirts of Chiang Mai for an immersive visit to a Lanna family. Your gracious host will share family history, showcase their home and photos, and provide insights into local traditions.

Explore their bountiful garden, featuring fresh vegetables and herbs used in authentic Northern Thai cooking. Engage in a hands-on cooking session, creating flavorful dishes. Culminate the experience with a delightful lunch, sharing your culinary creations with the welcoming family.

End of the day with a visit to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, perched on a hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Chiang Mai city.

Spend an unforgettable day with gentle giants at Baan Chang Elephant Park. Join a small, intimate group for a visit to Baan Chang Elephant Park, where you'll forge connections with these majestic beings.

Immerse yourself in various heartwarming activities within the park. Gain insights into elephant behavior and general knowledge, prepare nutritious meals filled with vitamins to feed them, accompany them through the forest, and join in the joyous experience of bathing these gentle giants in the refreshing waters.

After a mainland adventure, pack your bags and take a flight to Phuket, a renowned beach destination that promises an idyllic getaway. From stunning beaches and diverse water activities to delightful dining and lively nightlife, Phuket offers everything you desire for an unforgettable island holiday.

Embrace two days of leisure to uncover the treasures of this enchanting island at your leisure. You may consider escaping the hustle of Phuket by going on a day trip to nearby islands.
The hotel offers an island-hopping tour, allowing you to revel in stunning seascapes, snorkel alongside vibrant marine life, relish a picnic lunch on a secluded beach, and bask in the sun on the deck amidst crystal-clear waters.

Your second day in the tropical paradise of Phuket unfolds at your leisure. Whether it's more beach exploration, thrilling water activities, or a lazy day of relaxation, relish the freedom to create your perfect island experience.

Bid a fond farewell to sunny Phuket. Soar back to Bangkok for your international departure, carrying cherished memories of Thailand's warmth and wonders.