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Jewel of Siam

14 Days 

Jewel of Siam 14 Days / 13 Nights
BANGKOK – KANCHANABURI-AYUTTHAYA
SUKHOTHAI-CHIANG MAI-CHIANG RAI-PHUKET
ITINERARY :

Bangkok arrival – Street food at Chinatown  
Arrive at Bangkok Airport and welcome by your speaking guide. Transfer to your hotel.
In the evening head to street level and jump aboard a tuk tuk into Chinatown at Yaowarat Road, with its neon lights and bustling atmosphere. You will be able to sample different dishes knowledgeable guide will explain the background to all the different food and the history of the local area. 
At night time the tour finishes with a drink in a lovely open-air bar from where you can sit in comfort and watch the hustle and bustle of China Town before transferring by private vehicle back to your hotel.
Overnight in Bangkok

Bangkok public transportation with highlight 
Breakfast at hotel, then set off to uncover the history of Bangkok, travelling through this magical capital using public transportation such as sky train, Express Boat and long-tailed boat. Your time in the grandeur of Bangkok has just begun. After breakfast, start your journey in Bangkok, one of Asia's most cosmopolitan centers, and ride on a BTS (Sky train) to the Chao Praya Central Pier. Continue to travel along the waterway to the majesty of the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. 
The splendid Grand Palace enclosure is home to many ornate temples and buildings, in a variety of architectural styles. Gold leaf, reflective tiling and Buddha Images are to be seen everywhere. The magnificent Wat Phra Kaeo - a treasure trove of Thai arts and home to the Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most revered Buddha image - is at the heart of the complex. Walk to one of the oldest temples in Bangkok: Wat Pho (or the temple of the Reclining Buddha). The famous reclining Buddha, constructed in 1932, is enshrined in this temple. The 46-metre-long and 15-metre-high gold-plated Reclining Buddha, with eyes and feet inlaid with mother-of-pearl brings, to mind the Lord Buddha’s entry into Nirvana. Wat Pho was also the first center of public education in the Kingdom. Nowadays, it is an important center for the teaching and administering of traditional Thai massage. 
Set off along the Waterway of Chao Praya River on a private long-tailed boat to discover the Thonburi canal and get an in-depth look at daily life along the canals. Before returning to your hotel, discover some of the main landmarks of Bangkok.
Overnight in Bangkok

Mae Klong Railway Market-Floating Market-The Bridge on the River Kwai- The Death Railway
Early this morning you will be picked up from your hotel in Bangkok, and drive to Samut Sakorn Province Thailand.  Visit the most unique local market, Mae Klong Railway Market, the fishing has been (and still is) one of the main livelihoods of the people who live here, and the market is a way for them to sell their goods. However, officials decided to build a railway to better distribute their catch to provinces around Thailand, including the capital, but the market remained, despite the tracks cutting straight through it.
Travel to Kanchanaburi for lunch at local restaurant. Visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre, where interactive exhibits, short films and clear descriptions provide the context of the Japanese aggression in Southeast Asia, detail their plans for the railway and describe the horrors faced by those prisoners who worked and died constructing it. Stop at the Don Rak war cemetery and memorial site, the graveyard fitting memorial to the thousands of Prisoners who died from exhaustion, malnutrition or deadly disease during the construction of the railway.  
Continue to the Bridge over the River Kwai that has gained international fame from the film version of the novel. The Imperial Japanese Army ordered the black railway bridge to be brought to Kanchanaburi by the POWs from Java as part of the so-called Death Railway. Set off by train along The Death Railway; a route built by the Japanese during the Second World War, using forced labor made up of prisoners of war. It is said that for every sleeper laid down on the track, at least one life was lost. The area retains many poignant reminders and relics of the past.
Overnight in Kanchanaburi

Explore the ruins of Ayutthaya, Thailand’s former royal capital
Breakfast at your hotel. Today, you will drive from away from Kanchanaburi to Ayutthaya, the Capital of Thailand. When it was sacked by an invading Burmese army. 
In Ayutthaya visit the most important of the ruined temples in Ayutthaya historical park. Ayutthaya is now an archaeological ruin, characterized by the remains of tall stupas and Buddhist monasteries. Explore the Historical Park and enjoy an in-depth tour of the most famous temples. Wat Chai Wattanaram one of Ayutthaya’s most photographed sites. 
Wat Phra Sri Sanphet The prototype of the famous Grand Palace in Bangkok. Wat Phra Mongkol Borphit An active temple compound that is visited by many people throughout the day to worship the huge Buddha image. Wat Mahathat famous for the Buddha Head in the banyan tree.
Overnight in Ayutthaya

Explore the ruins of Ayutthaya, Thailand’s former royal capital
After breakfast at hotel, continue driving north and arrive in Phitsanulok for a brief visit to Wat Mahathat, featuring Thailand’s most beautiful Buddha image Phra Puttachinnarat.  
Following lunch at local restaurant in the afternoon, we take you to Sukhothai, a name meaning “dawn of happiness” that was founded in the 13th century and became the kingdom's first capital, overseeing a period renowned as the golden age of Thai history. 
Visit Sukhothai Historical Park, which was once a walled city surrounded by a moat, the park contains almost 200 ruined chedi in remarkable condition. See the main sites of visit Wat Mahathat, the largest and most important temple of the empire. Next Wat Sra Sri with its bell-shaped chedi constructed in typical Sri Lankan style and then, admire Wat Sri Chum with its graceful Buddha sculpture enshrined inside the remaining structure of the square mandala building.
Overnight in Ayutthaya

Explore the ruins of Ayutthaya, Thailand’s former royal capital
Breakfast at hotel, continue to Sri Satchanalai and head to Lampang with a stop on the way at the villages of Sri Satchanalai and Baan Na Ton Chan. 
Take a walk through these charming small villages and experience the heartbeat of Thailand on an experiential tour that seeks to bring travelers and locals together while exposing a side of the country that is rarely seen by outsiders. On the visit, you will pick fruit alongside locals and see what it is like to work in rice paddy fields. This is the perfect opportunity to learn how communities in this region are adopting sustainable living practices. Observe the innate craftsmanship of locals with a visit to a wooden toy manufacturer and a local silk weaver. 
On the way to Chiang Mai visit at Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, one of the most spectacular temples in Thailand dating back to 1486. Here, there is an opportunity to take a horse cart ride through town. Also, visit Wat Pong Sanook, a temple awarded by UNESCO for cultural heritage conservation due to its inspirational model for community-led conservation in saving a unique Lanna temple.
Overnight in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai walking experiences and Doi Suthep Sunset 
Breakfast at your hotel, today starts in the old city area at the Chiang Mai City Arts and Cultural Centre the former Provincial Hall of Chiang Mai and learn the history, tradition, culture, custom and life style of Chiang Mai. Continue to Wat Chedi Luang, where the great chedi which was built at the end of 14th century is located. Nearby is Pun Tao Temple, famous for its teak wooden chapel for lay people to pray-on and was one of the four monastic temples. Then walk along beautiful road to Tapae Gate this eastern main entrance gate is still the main center of Chiang Mai’s public city activities and festivals. Continue to Warorote Market, the biggest local Market in Chiang Mai which sells everything from clothes and textiles to fruits, herbs, flowers, vegetables, insects and even fireworks. Next, walk across the Mae Ping River to visit the area of "Wat Gate". Visit the unique Gate Ga Raam Temple there are old, solid timber-built houses many of which are over 100 years old. End your walking trip with soft drink and lunch at the local restaurant which overlooks the view of Mae Ping River. Return to the hotel by songtaew Chiang Mai’s unique local transportation. In the evening visit the 700-year-old Wat Umong during this tour Wat Umong is located near the base of Doi Suthep Mountain and Wat Umong Suan Phutthatham, which translates to “Temple of the tunnels and Buddha Dhamma Garden” known for its tunnels and caves under the temple complex. The temple’s setting in a forested area with a natural lake makes Wat Umong an excellent place for meditation. 
Visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep witness the magical evening chanting of the monks. Explore Wat Phra That Doi Suthep while enjoying the cool evening breeze. The sound of temple bells fills the air and the view overlooking the city makes a photo opportunity, particularly at sunset. Then Return to the hotel 
Overnight in Chiang Mai

To the land of the Golden Triangle Chiang Rai
In the early morning, take Offerings to Monk; purify your mind and learn how to give like Thai learn a part of Buddhism. Wake up early in the morning and give offering to the monk with local people. Travel back to the hotel and have breakfast.
Leave Chiang Mai for Chiang Rai then visit Wat Rongkhun the beautiful white temple built in a unique style by Famous Thai architecture white construction delicate detail. It is Local temple but when you have seen, you will love it.
After lunch at local restaurant. Visit Golden Triangle. Enjoy the panoramic view of Mekong River, experiences sunset with boat trip along the Mae Khong River. 
Overnight in Chiang Rai

Walking with Giants
After Breakfast enjoy the Elephant Camp at Anantara Golden Triangle designed as a traditional northern Thai Mahout (elephant trainer) village, our onsite working Thailand Elephant Camp is the setting for our most sought-after Golden Triangle resort activities, offering the chance to interact with elephants in a stunning natural environment while helping to contribute to the conservation efforts of the resort. 
Walking with Giants
Journey into the jungle with our elephants and their mahouts on their daily walk, and watch as these gentle giants splash in the river or play in the mud. While you meander together through the forest, you will learn more about elephant biology and behavior from our resident veterinarian or biologist and discover more about the past, present and hopeful future for elephants in Thailand.
Overnight in Chiang Rai

The Hill Tribes of Mae Chan
After breakfast, head towards a Hloyo Village, a small community of Akha hill tribes where the real ways of life can be experienced.
Be welcomed into Hloyo by the village headman and residents. The hosts will give an informative introduction to the Akha people and their beliefs, religions, traditions and ways of life. Then get a more in-depth look at these customs at a museum. Housed in a mud house, this unique museum is filled with insightful displays about the history of the Akha people.
Walk through the village, seeing traditional bamboo houses constructed by hand. Meet with local artisans and help them create handmade crafts. Then step into the kitchen for a cooking class. Prepare and cook typical Akha dishes using fresh ingredients and traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. Sit down and enjoy this freshly prepared meal, exchanging stories with the host while dining.
After the lunch with the villager then transfer then return to Chiang Mai with a stop at the Mae Kha Jarn Hot Spring.
Khantoke Dinner with Thai-Northern Classical dance shows.
Overnight in Chiang Mai

The hidden gem of the Southern Jungle & The emerald Lake
Upon arrival at Phuket International Airport, meet and greet with your guide and driver. Drive to the Cheow Lan Lake Pier to board your long-tail boat.
Scenic tour of limestone karst formations on the way to your raft house for check-in.
Afternoon wildlife safari by boat then return to the raft house for a swim, relax and enjoy the scenery.
Enjoy a traditional Thai dinner prepared with rich southern Thai curries, delicious local vegetables, and fruit for dessert.
Overnight in Khao Sok, Chiew Lan Lake

Panoramic view of Khao Sok 
Rise before breakfast for the morning mist safari, the best time to see gibbons, macaques, and dusky leaf monkeys.
Return to raft house for breakfast. Enjoy the rest of the morning until the check-out time and farewell to your raft house.
Lunch then boards your long-tail boat to the main pier and transfer by car to Phuket for check-in at your beach resort.
The rest of the day at your own leisure.
Overnight in Phuket

Day at your own leisure.
Overnight in Phuket

Phuket Departure
Breakfast at your hotel and at your leisure until check out time by noon.
Time to farewell. Our tour guide and driver pick you up at your hotel and transfer to Phuket Airport for your next destination.


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