Taylor & Ryan

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.

We will traverse the exciting Thailand’s first night safari in the 50-seat open air tram to meet elephants, giraffes, zebras, lions, Asiatic black bears, tigers, hyenas, crocodiles, and many more. Many activities are lined up, especially if we are ready to have a direct contact with the animals, including bathing elephants, feeding hippopotamus and rhino horn.

We will escape the busy city streets for the day and travel on the Klong Tour! Bangkok has been called the Venice of the East due to many canals known as Klongs. We will travel like the natives used to in the old days and see Bangkok from a unique perspective that many never get to take in. After the boat trip we will visit the Temple Dawn with it richly decorated 66 meter high Khymer style tower.

We will stay at an Airbnb in Chiang Mai in the jungle where we will sleep next to the elephants, bathe them, feed them and get to know them!

Help us explore some of the most beautiful scenery in Thailand, in and out of the water! We will be traveling to Koh Samui, Koh Tao and all the surrounding islands for some world class snorkeling, sight seeing and national parks.

We will tour the Chiang Mai countryside on bicycles and stop at the Elephant Poo factory to make organic stationary and finish with a river boat cruise.

We want to experience the most we can while in Thailand. Water adventures are some of our favorite. We will go river rafting through Chiang Mai to experience another side of the lush city.

Help Ryan surf the gulf of Thailand, Taylor will take plenty of pictures!

We will flying in and out of Bangkok but traveling north to Chiang Mai and then south to check out some islands in the gulf.

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.

Help us get around Thailand so we can see everything we want to see!

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 Royal Park Ratchaphruek sits in Mae Hia sub-district and covers an area of 240,000 square meters, divided into different zones. We can enjoy the whole day here.

One of the finest National Parks in Chiang Mai, Doi Fa Hom Pok offers us a chance to discover the natural beauty of its hot springs, waterfalls and caves.

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.

Perhaps the best known Bangkok’s district among young and budget travelers, Khao San Road is a short street located a kilometer north of the Grand Palace. We will enjoy a wide range of budget accommodations, an array of restaurants and bars offering international foods and drinks, an army of food trucks.