Luxury Thailand Tour: 10 Days of Culture, Nature and Relaxation

Tour Brief

If you're looking for the ultimate luxury travel experience, then luxury Thailand tours should be at the top of your list. And if you're seeking an unforgettable 10-day journey, our luxury Thailand tour has it all. From the bustling city of Bangkok, with its floating markets and historic sites, to the ancient cities of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, you'll explore some of Thailand's most awe-inspiring sights. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to visit majestic elephants at a sanctuary, witness the stunning temples of Chiang Mai, and take a day trip to the Golden Triangle. And throughout your journey, you'll stay in luxurious accommodations, ensuring the ultimate in comfort and relaxation. So, get ready to immerse yourself in the best of Thai culture, nature, and hospitality on this once-in-a-lifetime luxury Thailand tour.

Day 1: Bangkok – Arrival
Day 2: Bangkok - Floating market - City tour
Day 3: Bangkok – Ayutthaya
Day 4: Ayutthaya – Phitsanulok – Sukhothai 
Day 5: Sukhothai – Lampang – Chiang Mai
Day 6: Chiang Mai – Temple visit 
Day 7: Chiang Mai – Elephant Camp
Day 8: Chiang Mai – Chiang Rai
Day 9: Chiang Rai – Golden Triangle – Fly to Bangkok
Day 10: Bangkok – Departure

Day 1: Bangkok – Arrival     
On arrival, your Travel Thailand driver and guide will welcome you at the airport and take you to the hotel for check in. Free and relaxing time.      
Meals: N/A    
Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok

Day 2: Bangkok - Floating market - City tour    
After breakfast at the hotel, you will be collected from your hotel in Bangkok and taken to the Floating Market. You will take a longtail boat to the edge of the Floating Market and ride in a paddleboat through the Floating Market. You’ll then walk around and observe the sale and exchange of various goods between parties in their longtail boats as has been traditionally taking place for years.After breakfast at the hotel, you will be collected from your hotel in Bangkok and taken to the Floating Market. You will take a longtail boat to the edge of the Floating Market and ride in a paddleboat through the Floating Market. You’ll then walk around and observe the sale and exchange of various goods between parties in their longtail boats as has been traditionally taking place for years.Back to Bangkok for the visit to some highlights including the Grand Palace which is the official of King Siam since 1782 made up of numerous buildings, halls, pavilions set around open lawns, gardens and courtyards. It is located on the bank of Chao Phraya River. Inside the Grand Palace complex is Wat Phra Kaeo or Temple of the Emerald Buddha – the most beautiful and sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. The following visit is Wat Arun which is known as Temple of Dawn – one of the best well-known sites in Bangkok. It is best seen from the opposite side of the river. The remainder of the day is free at your leisure.   
Meals: Breakfast    
Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok      
Day 3: Bangkok – Ayutthaya     
This morning, leave Bangkok for Ayutthaya – 70km from Bangkok. The first stop is the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace Palace also known as Summer Palace located 18km from Ayutthaya on the bank of Chao Phraya River. Arrive in Ayutthaya – the ancient capital for over 400 years. You will visit Wat Maha That – an over 600-year old temple and Wat Na Phra Mane. Wat Na Phra Mane is still in good condition and was used as the Burmese military headquarters during the war. Inside this temple, you will see the sparkle Golden Buddha with the three thousand-year-old Buddhas carved from green stone which are extremely valuable national relics. Overnight in Ayutthaya.     
Meals: Breakfast    
Accommodation: Hotel in Ayutthaya       
Day 4: Ayutthaya – Phitsanulok – Sukhothai    
This morning you leave Ayutthaya for Phitsanulok to visit Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat or another name is Wat Yai Temple, seeing Thailand’s most beautiful Buddha image – Phra Putthachinnarat. Continue the visit to SGT.Maj.Thawee Folk Museum which filled with knowledge & wisdoms of the forefathers.After that, the drive to Sukhothai which has a UNESCO heritage site: Sukhothai Historical Park. Its name means the dawn of happiness, which was the Thai capital during 13th century C.E and became the kingdom's first capital of Siam founded by King Ramkhamhaeng, used to be known as the golden age of Thai history. Overnight in Sukhothai 
Meals: Breakfast     
Accommodation: Hotel in Sukhothai    
Day 5: Sukhothai – Lampang – Chiang Mai    
After breakfast at the hotel, you visit Sukhothai Historical Park. There are about 200 ruins on 70 square kilometers of land and each wall has one entrance gate. Inside the park, there are the remains of the royal palace and twenty-six temples and Wat Mahathat is the largest one.    
Drive north to Chiang Mai with a stop in Lampang to visit Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. This temple was built in 1486 and is known as one of the oldest wooden buildings and one of the most impressive temples in Thailand.  
Meals: Breakfast     
Accommodation: Hotel in Chiang Mai       
Day 6: Chiang Mai – Temple visit    
After breakfast at the hotel, your driver and guide will pick you up and you will drive to the old city to see its dike and ruined walls. The first visit is Chedi Luang Temple, which began construction in the 14th century but was then destroyed by an earthquake in 1545 but it still remains the tallest structure in Chiang Mai today. The next visit is Phra Singh Wat - the most prestigious temple in Chiang Mai built in 1345. Visiting this temple will give you a rich glimpse of Lanna temple art and architecture. Then you continue your drive to Phrathat Doi Suthep Temple – located 1,050 meters above sea level. It is the most sacred temple in Northern Thailand. Here you can see the marvelous golden pagoda, which is containing the holy relics of Lord Buddha. From the summit of Suthep Mountian, you can see the panoramic view of Chiang Mai city and Ping valley. Back to the hotel. Free and relax.    
Meals: Breakfast     
Accommodation: Hotel in Chiang Mai       
Day 7: Chiang Mai – Elephant Camp    
Breakfast shall be served at the hotel and then we will visit one of the popular Elephants Camp, where you can see the Elephants at work. You have a chance to ride the elephants crossing the river into the forest. Then return by Oxcart to the elephant village to have lunch. After lunch, enjoy a bamboo rafting adventure along the river for around 45 minutes. Onwards to an orchid farm where there are many beautiful species of orchid. And after that going back to the hotel and free at leisure.    
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch    
Accommodation: Hotel in Chiang Mai

Day 8: Chiang Mai – Chiang Rai    
After breakfast at the hotel, depart from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai, and en route visit is Wat Rong Khun, also known as the White Temple, with its unique “kanok” architecture. Continue your visits with some of the temples of the town, Wat Phra Kaew with its beautiful brass and copper Buddha image.    
Meals: Breakfast     
Accommodation: Hotel in Chiang Rai       
Day 9: Chiang Rai – Golden Triangle – Fly to Bangkok    
Drive to Mae Sai, the northernmost Thai town on the Myanmar border. Walk around the local market, and continue to visit Chiang Saen on the steep banks of Mekong River, opposite of Laos where you will see some magnificent ancient ruins and temples. Take a boat ride along the Mekong River to get a closer look at Laos and Myanmar. Stop at the Golden Triangle viewpoint for a panoramic photography of the triangle.    
Take the transfer to Chiang Rai airport for your flight to Bangkok. Arrive in Bangkok, pick up and check in hotel. Free and relax.    
Meals: Breakfast     
Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok       
Day 10: Bangkok – Departure    
Free until time transferred to the airport for your departure flight. Have a good journey back home.    
Meals: Breakfast     
Accommodation: N/A