🇹🇭 Bangkok, Chiang Mai & the Andaman Coast, Thailand · 9 cities · 11 nights · April
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This iconic complex is a must-see for its stunning architecture and the revered Emerald Buddha. Book tickets online in advance to save time. Check dress code before you go; shoulders and knees must be covered.
Home to the impressive 46-meter-long Reclining Buddha, this temple is also known for its traditional Thai massage school. It's a short walk from the Grand Palace. Check hours before you go.
The 'Temple of Dawn' with its distinctive porcelain-encrusted prang (spire) is best visited in the morning for fewer crowds and beautiful light. Take a short ferry across the Chao Phraya River. Check hours before you go.
Experience the vibrant energy and incredible street food of Bangkok's Chinatown after dark. Wander, sample, and soak in the atmosphere. Many stalls open late into the evening.
A classic Thai experience, the Damnoen Saduak floating market offers a glimpse into traditional river life and local produce. Go early to avoid the biggest crowds. Many tours include transport.
Enjoy panoramic views of the Chao Phraya River and the city skyline as you unwind with a cocktail. Many riverside hotels offer rooftop bars; booking ahead is recommended for prime spots.
90 min drive
Explore the impressive ruins of this ancient temple within Chiang Mai's Old City, a testament to the Lanna kingdom's history. It's easily walkable from many points in the Old City. Check hours before you go.
Dive into the bustling atmosphere of Chiang Mai's most famous night market, offering everything from local crafts to delicious street food. It's open daily from dusk.
Perched high on a mountain, this golden temple offers stunning views of Chiang Mai and is one of Northern Thailand's most sacred sites. Take a songthaew (red truck taxi) up the winding road. Check hours before you go.
Learn to prepare authentic Northern Thai dishes, including the famous khao soi, in a hands-on cooking class. Book in advance, as popular classes fill up quickly.
