Cecilia & Daniel

We will marvel at this four day trip to historical and natural attractions in Kanchanaburi and Ayuthaya, including trekking and rafting as well as exotic temples and ruins.

There are many historical structures and artifacts within this temple compound. The large Ubosot or ordination hall itself is over 150 years old.

Wat Mahathat is one of the oldest and most significant temples in Thailand, located in Sukhothai. According to historians, the temple was established in the 13th century and was rebuilt in the beginning of the 14th century.

Known as the temple of the Bodhi Tree, Wat Si Chum was built in circa 13th Buddhist century. The highlight is the graceful Buddha sculpture enshrined inside the remaining structure of the square mandala building. Parts of the temple were ruined through the test of time but the remaining structures can be archaeological evidences that portray the heydays of Sukhothai when it was a great kingdom.

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.

Perhaps the most famous and important temple in Chiang Mai, every visitor must pay a visit. On top of Doi Suthep Hill finds the revered golden Phra that Doi Suthep rises against the sunlight. The temple was built in 1383 to enshrine Buddha’s relics.

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.

Situated some 65 kilometers from Kanchanaburi along Route 3199, this 550-square-kilometer national park is best known for its seven-level Erawan Waterfall, which is one of Thailand’s most famous and most beautiful waterfalls. Among all levels, the second level of the fall features a vast picturesque pond ideal for swimming while trekking trails to the upper levels are also favored by adventurous lovers.

We will take in an amazing tour around Ao Nang's archipelago. We will enjoy some of the most beautiful beaches and islands in the Krabi province in southern Thailand. We will get the opportunity to relax on the beaches, swim in the clear warm waters or go snorkeling and discover an amazing underwater world of the Andaman Sea!

A visit to Sukhothai wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the historical site of the ancient Sukhothai City, to discover the history of the former capital city of Siam. The 70-square-meter park houses remaining structures of what used to be palaces, temples and homes.

There are two main reasons a single traveler must visit the great Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall. Firstly, this structure is one of the most beautiful Italian Renaissance architectures outside Italy. Secondly, Ananta Samakhom currently hosts the fifth edition of “Arts of the Kingdom” exhibition that displays sophisticated art pieces and crafts made of precious materials by the craftsmen of Sirikit Institute.

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.

Over 200 types of Asian and African mammals can be found in this striking landscape here at Chiang Mai Zoo. We will say hello to the China Panda Family Ambassador to Thailand, Linping, Lin Hui, and Chuang Chaung at the Panda House. We will follow by immersing ourselves in Asia’s longest 133-meter underwater tunnel at the new aquarium where we will discover rare sea and river fish from northern regions including Khong River Basin, Amazon River Basin, and the mangrove.