North Thailand in Four Days

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Bangkok

  The hustle of Thailand’s capital will hit you the moment you land. Check in to your hotel first and do some DIY exploring today. Go for a massage and visit the nearby shrines. All of this can be covered on foot. Today is more about adjusting to the new environment.
  You can also explore Grand Palace today which was built in 1782 and for 150 years the home of the Thai King, the Royal court and the administrative seat of government. This place get very very crowded though, but beautiful nonetheless.
  Although do not forget to explore Bangkok at night as well. During this time around the streets are bustling with people making it very lively. Go for some local food tasting and shopping.

  • Themes Beaches and Islands, Heritage
• Day 2 : Kanchanaburi

  Kanchanaburi is like an escape from the big city life. Over here you will enjoy waterfalls, rivers, mountains and lush green meadows.
  Walk Over the Bridge on the River Kwai
  The most touristy (and crowded) spot of this region is the iron bridge on the River Kwai. Although originally the river was not River Kwai. This railway is also known as the Death Railway as the construction of this bridge came at a cost of human life. The Railway line was constructed by the Japanese during World War II to connect Thailand and Burma.
  
  Enjoy the River Kwai
  We were taken to a stretch where there were guest houses, house boats floating river rafts lined along the River Kwai. You can take dip inside the river, swim or relax your muscles. It is a perfect place to be at and enjoy the nature.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers
• Day 3 : Ayutthaya

  Today you will move to Ayutthaya which was once the capital of the Kingdom of Siam which was destroyed by the Burmese in the 18th century. The best way to explore Ayutthaya is on bicycles & cycle past ornate temples, towering spires, and quaint villages. Alternatively, you can grab a tuk-tuk if you fancy a less energetic trip.

  • Themes Heritage, Biking
• Day 4 : Chiang Mai

  Chiang Mai is extremely peaceful and beautiful. The train ride itself will make you realize that. Start the day early by going to the Elephant Nature Park. The park is an elephant rescue and rehabilitation center that not only provides a sanctuary for the elephants, but gives us the once in a lifetime chance to get up close to these gentle giants. You’ll can feed the elephants and watch them splash around on the river bank.
  At night explore the city’s heart on foot, have fun at a Cabaret club or enjoy some Thai cooking with Contiki.

  • Themes Lakes & Rivers, Wildlife
• Day 5 : Chiang Mai

  Today go to extreme North of Chiang Mai and explore the waterfalls and National Parks this place has to offer. We left early in the morning to visit Doi Suthep and stopped midway to explore the Huay Keaw Waterfalls. Midway you can explore Wang Bua Ban Waterfall and Mae Sa waterfall if you have time.

  • Themes Lakes & Rivers

Inclusions

• EP (No Meal)
• Hotel

Package Start From

• Bangkok, Thailand, Asia

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