Southeast Asia Highlights

Meeting at 07:00 with our guide to go to the train market, where we will get to know the products of the local shopping cart and we will witness how the stalls are raised as the train passes up to 6 times a day. We will continue to the Damnoen Saduak floating market, where we will take a long stern boat tour through the canals to witness how anything imaginable is bought from boat to boat. We will continue to Kanchanaburi station, where we will wait for the train used by the peasants in the area: "the train of death". After this experience, we will reach the bridge from the movie “The Bridge on the River Kwai” and the cemetery of the memorial for the prisoners of war killed during the construction of the Burma-Thailand railway. After that we will go to the hotel for our well-deserved rest.

Departure at 08:00 to go to the Erawan National Park and its famous waterfalls. In a fun trekking we will walk towards the 7 waterfalls that we can find in this beautiful place, how far can you go? The seventh gives its name to the park for its supposed resemblance to the three heads of the sacred elephant Erawan. It is tradition to soak our feet while some kind little fish do our pedicures. Upon arrival in Bangkok, at sunset, we will visit the Asiatique, a night market where you will have free time to do some shopping, or stroll before boarding the cruise on the Chao Phraya River with an open bar of snacks and Thai beer.

Free day on a bed and breakfast basis to enjoy the city at your own pace, markets, temples, local life,..

At 8:00 we will leave with our guide for Ayutthaya, a World Heritage Site since 1991. Its route was closely linked to water since it was built at the confluence of three rivers: Lopburi, Chao Phraya and Pa Sak. Its location halfway between China, India and Malaysia, made it a perfect enclave for trade; This prosperity made it known as the "Venice of the East". We will visit Wat Mahathat - the famous Buddha head on the tree and Wat Yai Chai Mongkol. We will continue our way to Lopburi, to the Phra Prang Sam Yod, currently a Buddhist sanctuary, an ancient Hindu temple from the 13th century, popularly known as the “monkey temple”, by the colony that is housed in its gardens. We will continue to Phitsanulok, where we will stay.

At 08:00 meeting at reception and departure to Sukhothai, ancient capital of the Kingdom of Siam. We will visit its Historical Park in a pleasant bike ride (the park has electric carts whose cost is 500THB for those who do not want to use the bike). Declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, it is made up of a set of 193 ruins, of which our guide will show us: Wat Maha That, with its almost intact standing Buddha, Wat Sra Sri, in the center of the pond to which accessed by a wooden walkway, Wat Sri Savaya, of Khmer origin and Wat Trapang Ngoen, which means temple of the silver pool. After knowing Sukhothai, we will continue to Chiang Mai to visit the famous Wat Phra That Doi Suteph or "temple of the 301 steps"; located in the middle of the jungle and with beautiful views of Chiang Mai, it is one of the most revered temples in the country. After descending from Suthep Mountain, we will go to the hotel in Chiang Mai.

Free day so that you can enjoy the city at your own pace, its more than 300 temples, its night and day markets, don't forget to walk through the old moat in the wall.

On your last day on Thailand, at the agreed time, transfer to the airport for your return flight. End of our services. Good flight!