Michelle & Christopher

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.

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 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 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.

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.

Perhaps the best known attraction of Kanchanaburi and is featured in world’s famous book and film. The Bridge on the River Kwai is part of the infamous Death Railway, spanning over KwaiYai River, built by the prisoners of the World War II under the supervision of Japanese Imperialism Army.

Koh Haa is known for its crystal clear waters and located just west of Koh Lanta and in the province of Krabi. The protected lagoons shape is a breath-taking view. Here we can snorkel or dive over some of the most diverse coral reefs in the world combining marine life and all the colors of the rainbow.

At the Muak Lek District, there are vineyards open all year for tourists. We can either taste fresh grapes, processed grape products such as wine, seedless grapes, grape juice, grape candy, grape jam, raisins, preserved grape jam, etc. or join a grape picking activity.

This natural spring, its hot water bubbling to the surface, is a relaxing venue for the health-conscious. The area has been developed into a health tourism spot and spa services are available daily. These include mineral water bathing, massages for the feet and the body, and other spa treatments.

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.

Located inside Mae Ka Sa Village, this place offers several thermal baths with beautiful scenery.

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.