Your journey to Thailand usually starts with arriving in Bangkok. We recommend dedicating at least 3/4 days to the capital to visit the most important and well-known attractions.

To get to know Bangkok, we suggest these visits (it’s not a “package”, you can choose the ones you like the most):

Day 1:
Arrive at Bangkok Airport.
After completing passport control and collecting your luggage, head for EXIT B.
At Gate 3 you will find our airport assistant with a sign with your names. The assistant will accompany you to your hotel by minivan. Arrival at the hotel and assignment of the booked rooms.
Rest of the day at your disposal to rest after the long flight with massages, swimming pool and walks in the city. Free dinner and overnight stay in Bangkok.

NOTE: if you land before 10 am, we can gain a day by visiting the Royal Palace and Temples in the afternoon (those of day 2).

DAY 2: BANGKOK:

Visit to the Royal Palace and the most important Temples of the city. Breakfast at the hotel. Meeting with the guide and departure for the visit of the Royal Palace, the Wat Pho and the Wat Traimit, the main Temples of Bangkok.

Inside the Royal Palace is the most famous temple of Thailand: the Wat Phra Keo, the “Temple of the Emerald Buddha” with a 65-centimeter-high Buddha statue carved in a single piece of nephrite, not emerald, as the name erroneously indicates.

The Wat Pho is also famous for being an important center of meditation and school of traditional Thai massage. At the Wat Trai Mit you can see the famous Golden Buddha which is 3 meters high and weighs five and a half tons, totally in gold.

Day 3:

Half-day excursion to visit the Maeklong Railway Market and the Damnoern Saduak Floating Market. After breakfast, departure with an English-speaking guide to visit the Maeklong Railway Market and the Damnoern Saduak Floating Market.

Return to Bangkok and the rest of the day at leisure for individual activities.

Dinner (not included) and overnight in Bangkok.

Day 4:

Excursion to visit Bang Pa In and the Historic Park of Ayutthaya. After breakfast, departure from Bangkok to visit Ayutthaya, the ancient capital.

Arrival at the summer palace of Bang Pa-In to admire the wonderful pavilions in a variety of architectural styles: Thai, Chinese, Italian and Victorian.

Arrival in Ayutthaya and visit to Wat Phrasrisanphet, the largest temple of Ayutthaya, Viharn Phra Monkol Bopit and Wat Chai Wattanaram. Bicycles can be rented to ride around the park.

At 1:00 pm: departure to return to Bangkok by navigating the river on a cruise ship. A delicious buffet of oriental and western specialties will be served while you relax and enjoy the picturesque view of the River of Kings: the Royal Barges, Thammasart University, the Royal Grand Palace and the wonderful Wat Arun.

At 4:30 pm arrival at the River City Shopping Complex pier in Bangkok.

Dinner at leisure and overnight in Bangkok.

• We can also include other very beautiful and interesting visits while you are in Bangkok:

Kanchanaburi:

Today’s itinerary includes a visit to the War Museum and Allied Cemetery and the Bridge over the River Kwai. Before lunch you will also take a train ride to Nam Tok, made interesting not only by the scenery, but by the history this route represents. The bridge crosses the Khwae Yai River, which is a branch of the Mae Klong River. It was built by Allied War prisoners during the Japanese occupation of Thailand in World War II. It was part of the strategic plan to cross Burma, from which the Japanese would secure supplies to conquer the other countries of Western Asia. The railway was about 415 kilometers (about 300 km in Thailand and 110 km in Burma) and crossed the Three Pagoda Pass in the district of Sangkhlaburi, the northernmost part of Kanchanaburi province.

Erawan National Park
Spend a full day visiting the famous Erawan National Park, Tham Phratat Caves and Srinagarinda National Park. Have lunch at a local restaurant. It is one of the most visited national parks and is located 65 km northwest of Kanchanaburi. Many visitors come to admire the seven-tiered waterfalls that also give the park its name. The highest level is said to resemble the three heads of the elephant, named “Erawan” in Thai, led by Indra in Hindu mythology. Turquoise murky waters flow down into natural pools, creating a spectacular scenery considered by many to be the most beautiful waterfall complex in all of Thailand. Various pools under the waterfalls are ideal for swimming, especially at the second level. The place is less crowded during the week. Ten kilometers from the main park headquarters is Tham Phrathat, a large cave adorned with wonderful stalactites.

You can then continue your vacation in Thailand by combining one of our personalized Tours in Northern Thailand, starting from the capital Bangkok to discover the beautiful ancient cities.

Why not then fly to one of the thousand beautiful islands to enjoy one of the most spectacular seas in the world?

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