Upon arrival in Bangkok, you will be met by a representative who will assist you with fast track services to bypass long queues at immigration. Please remember to wear proper attire for a smooth process. During your transfer to the hotel, you will be accompanied by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

After meeting your guide and driver at your hotel, start exploring the main temples and monuments of Bangkok to gain insight into Thai culture and history. Witness the morning chanting rituals of monks at Wat Pho, the oldest temple in the city. Discover the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, home to the country's largest reclining Buddha statue (151 ft long). Visit Lak Muang City Pillar, which symbolizes the foundation of Bangkok. Then, step into the Grand Palace, the official residence of the royal families from 1782 to 1925, and admire the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Pra Kaew), dating back to the early 18th century. This adventure offers a comprehensive overview of the history of this unconquered kingdom.

Please note that many of Bangkok's palaces and temples have a modest dress code. At the Grand Palace, sleeveless or see-through/mesh tops, vests, very short shorts, torn or tight pants, and miniskirts are not allowed.

During your free time in Bangkok, feel free to explore the city or relax at your hotel. If you choose to go sightseeing, consider visiting Khaosan Road, a bustling street with great shopping and dining options. For those interested in local history, Wat Arun Ratchawararam, a riverside temple built in the late 18th century, is worth a visit. If you are in Bangkok during the weekend, don't miss the Chatuchak Weekend Market, the largest market in Thailand with over 15,000 stalls selling a variety of goods. Take your time to explore at your own pace.

In and around Bangkok, there are vibrant traditional floating markets where vendors sell fresh produce, souvenirs, and other items from their canoes. One of the stops on the tour is the Maeklong Railway Market, where a train passes through multiple times a day. Merchants quickly secure their awnings when they hear the warning bell. After the train passes, the tour continues to the Amphawa Floating Market for lunch. On the way back to Bangkok, there is a visit to a coconut palm sugar factory, where the production process is explained and snacks made from palm sugar are tasted.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide. The flight from Bangkok to Chiang Rai takes approximately 1.5 hours.

Embark on a journey in Chiang Rai with your private driver and guide. Start by visiting the beautiful Mae Fah Luang Botanical Gardens and learning about the Royal Project at Doi Tung Mountain. Then, head to Mae Sai, the lively border town between Myanmar and Thailand. Take a day pass to cross into Myanmar and discover Tachileik. Continue to the renowned 'Golden Triangle' where Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar meet. Learn about the region's opium production at the Hall of Opium museum. Enjoy a delicious Thai meal before taking a peaceful boat trip to Chiang Sean, a tranquil riverside town. On the way back to Chiang Rai, make a stop at the Baan Dam Museum, a collection of wooden buildings featuring artworks from Southeast Asia.

Your private driver and guide will take you from Chiang Rai to Chiang Mai, with a stop at the breathtaking Wat Rong Khun temple. Also known as The White Temple, this modern masterpiece was created by renowned artist Chalermchai Kositpipat to represent Buddhist teachings. The temple is still being developed and is expected to be completed in seven generations. After exploring Wat Rong Khun, you will continue your transfer to your hotel in Chiang Mai.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is the most sacred temple in northern Thailand, believed to house a relic of the Lord Buddha. To visit this mountain-top temple compound, go to the outskirts of the city with your private guide. It is located 3,500 feet above the city and offers breathtaking views of Chiang Mai and the surrounding countryside. You can reach Doi Suthep by climbing the 308-step staircase or taking a small cable car. Once there, listen to the chants of the monks, soak in the atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the spirituality of this revered temple complex. Interact with pilgrims from all over Thailand and discover pagodas and statues dedicated to Buddhism with Hindu influences. Gain a deeper understanding of Buddhism and its impact on Thai culture and daily life.

Please note that temples in Thailand usually have a dress code. Visitors must dress "appropriately," which means covering their shoulders, avoiding shorts, and removing their shoes upon entering the temple.

Chiang Mai is famous for its lively markets. Afternoon markets offer a variety of fruits, vegetables, and fresh meat, while night markets come alive with freshly grilled skewers, fragrant Thai curries, spicy peppers, and colorful local salads. Chiang Mai's culinary traditions differentiate it from Bangkok, making it an international "foodie city." The city's identity is shaped by mouthwatering options from neighboring Laos and Myanmar. Explore this delicious food scene with your private guide by starting at the vibrant markets of Somphret and Warorot. Then, venture into smaller, lesser-known markets where locals search for the perfect evening snack (opening days may vary depending on the season). Your guide will help you taste local snacks that cater to a range of palates as you walk through the city's main night market. Don't forget to have your camera ready to capture the wide variety of goods displayed by vendors, especially at the lively flower markets. For dinner, you can choose to dine at one of the busy stalls (ask your guide for recommendations!) or return to your hotel. While appetizers are provided during the market walk, dinner is not included.

The elephants in Thailand are a symbol of strength, agility, and intelligence for both the Royal Family and the Thai people. This morning, your guide will take you to Kanta Elephant Sanctuary, a retirement home for elephants that used to work in tourism or logging. The sanctuary promotes the well-being and happiness of the elephants without allowing elephant riding.

Upon arrival, change into traditional Thai clothing and prepare a snack for the elephants. Interact with the herd, feed them, and spend time playing with them. After lunch, learn about the elephants' background, healthcare, and social behaviors. Walk with the elephants to the river and enjoy bathing them, feeding them treats, and watching them play. Take photos by the river. Finally, relax with tea or coffee, change back into your regular clothes, and return to your hotel.

Upon arrival in Siem Reap, a professional driver and English-speaking guide will privately transfer you between the airport and your hotel.

Board a flight from Chiang Mai to Siem Reap, Cambodia, with service via Bangkok. The approximate flight time is 3.5 hours.

After landing in Siem Reap, you will be greeted by an escort holding a signboard with your name. The escort will assist you with the VISA on arrival application form (VISA fee included) and help you retrieve your luggage. They will then lead you through the arrivals gate to meet your guide.

Tonight, take a tuk tuk to the Phare Circus Tent located just outside of town. Experience the Cambodian Circus, also known as Phare, with a show starting at 8 pm lasting about an hour. Phare is a non-profit art organization founded in 1994 by eight young Cambodians who returned from refugee camps along the Thai Border. Its mission is to improve local communities through education and professional artistic training. The shows are constantly changing depending on the time of your visit.

During this private tour, your guide and driver will take you on a historical adventure to one of the most significant archaeological sites in South-East Asia. Angkor, which spans about 250 square miles, showcases ruins sculpted in the unique Khmer style dating back to the 9th to 15th century. As you approach the park, the South Gate of Angkor Thom will be your first sight. Your guide will ensure that you see the impressive temple areas of Bayon and Baphoun, as well as the Terrace of Elephants and Leper King. If you choose, you can take a half-mile trail past the walls to a hidden temple. After a lunch break in town, you will visit the jungle temple of Ta Phrom, where tree stumps seemingly grow out of the temple and roots crawl up its walls, making it a highlight for many. Of course, the most famous part of the park is Angkor Wat. The tour concludes with a serene sunset at Srah Srang, where hues of violets, oranges, and pinks paint the sky. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, lunch, water, and towels.

Your local guide will meet you at your hotel in the morning with high-quality mountain bikes for a cycling tour through the Siem Reap countryside. You will pedal along quiet trails, passing rice fields and small villages. Your tour guide will take you to a local market, where the vibrant colors and enticing smells of raw meat, vegetables, fish, and fruits will create an exhilarating experience. The constant yelling of the stallholders adds to the excitement.

After visiting the local market, you will continue cycling to a local family's house. Here, you will have the opportunity to learn how to cook some signature dishes, which you will enjoy together at lunch. Take a short rest and savor a glass of sugar cane juice, a refreshing sweet drink poured over ice. Then, you can assist in preparing a Khmer meal to offer to the monks at a local pagoda.

Buddhist monks live separately from their families and are not allowed to hold regular jobs. They rely on the faith and charity of the local people for their sustenance. Once your Khmer cooking is complete, the chef and his wife will demonstrate how to pack the meal and some rice into a banana leaf. A brief walk will lead you to the pagoda, where the monks reside. Here, you can present the alms to the monks, and they will offer you a blessing. Feel free to ask the monk any questions you may have about Cambodian culture and Buddhism.

This private tour includes a private tuk-tuk transfer, an English-speaking guide, the opportunity to cook with a local family and enjoy lunch, cool water, and a towel.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will privately transfer you between the airport and your hotel.