Carly & Michael

Probably the most visited and remembered landmark of Thailand, The Grand Palace in Bangkok is where every visitor must pay a visit at least once in their lifetime. The construction of the Grand Palace began in 1782 during the reign of King Rama I. The Grand Palace served as a significant royal residence until 1925 and is now used for ceremonial purposes only.

Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimonmangkalaram or Wat Pho, as it's commonly known, was built in the 16th century and regarded as the royal temple of the reign of King Rama I. It is famous for two things: the 46-meter-long Reclining Buddha built in 1832 featuring the feet beautifully inlaid with mother-of-pearls and the Thai massage.

The world famous Phi Phi Islands is an archipelago that consists of a total of 9 islands. We will visit the two most famous islands, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Ley, with several stops along the way. First stop is at Phi Phi Don, where we will explore the island at our own pace. Phi Phi Don is known as a backpacker’s paradise with charming small alleyways where we can find souvenir shops, restaurants, and bars. Second stop is in the beautiful Viking Bay, where our Kon-Tiki guide will take us snorkeling and diving.

On our honeymoon, we’ll witness the most beautiful and famous attractions of Tokyo! At the Tokyo Tower we’ll admire a bird’s eye view of the city and its breathtaking surroundings. After enjoying a tea ceremony adorned with Bonsai trees we’ll indulge in a traditional barbeque lunch at Chinzanso Restaurant. Next, we’ll take a joy ride passing by the Japanese Capitol and make a short stop to do some shopping in front of the Imperial Palace. We’ll board our boat to enjoy a short cruise to Asakusa where we’ll admire the centuries old temples and do more shopping at Nakimise Shopping Street!

We will dine like the locals with the delicious cuisine for the region. We will enjoy dishes like Thai spring rolls, Thai green curry, chicken satay, Tom Kha Gai and much more.

We will go out and grab lunch locally. We will choose from the many local restaurants with their authentic Thai dishes and drinks!

We will go out and enjoy the nightlife that Thailand has to offer. We will drink Thai beers such as Singha and Chang and locally made whiskey Mae Khong and Saengsom.

A New Year's Eve we will never forget!!

AKA - Pretend to be Anthony Bourdain for the night!!!! An exciting tuk tuk ride through Bangkok’s vibrant streets. Stroll along Phetchburi Soi 10, where food carts spring up as the day turns from evening to night, and sample delicious street eats such as skewered sausages and Thai style grill meat. From there, continue via tuk tuk to Saphan Khao Market, where you can sample from the vast array of fried fish-paste balls. Travel next to Phra Athit Road to encounter Bangkok’s Roti expert and sample incredible Thai-Indian cuisine, from freshly baked Roti to uniquely flavorful curries. Indulge your taste buds at Bangkok’s most famous Pad Thai restaurant on Thailand’s best Pad Thai, enjoying the explosion of spicy and savoury flavours and the amazing variety of textures from the delicate noodles to the crunchy peanuts. Sip on a refreshing cocktail the Eagle Nest Bar at Sala Arun Hotel as you take in the splendid views of the Chao Phraya river and the twinkling buildings along the riverbanks. Later, stroll through Pak Klong Talat, Thailand’s largest flower market, which only operates overnight. End the night on a sweet note with mango sticky rice before the tuk tuk carries you back to your hotel.

There are few experiences in Thailand more iconic than riding a Thai Elephant. The elephant is seen as a symbol of the nation and a talisman for the Thai people. A trek will allow us to experience this first-hand, as well as the animals' natural forest environment.

We will enjoy a rejuvenating spa treatment in one of Thailand's luxurious spas. A famous traditional Thai massage offers the perfect antidote after a long day of shopping and sightseeing.

The Floating Market is a place where we can experience natural beauty as well as culture with the natives. Tasty noodles are cooked and served from wooden boats as well as tropical climate fruits and vegetables. We will be transported back to the past in an instant and get an appreciation for a different culture. It is lively and peaceful experience that we will never forget.

We will learn how to cook Thai food like a pro! As so many visitors love to eat Thai food, it’s unsurprising that many would want to learn Thai cooking too. Thai cooking classes range from one day fun courses to extensive chef training programs, both of which can be equally fun and informative.

A tour of Phang Nga Pay - known also as "James Bond Island" because the most famous island of limestone rock was used as the backdrop for "The Man with the Golden Gun." The couple will take a traditional long-tail boat to the stretch of islands where there are large rocks, lagoons and many hidden wonders. Next, they will pay a visit to Panyi village and see a fishing village built on stilts over the water and enjoy lunch an authentic Thai lunch.