Day 2: Doi Angkhang/Chiangmai ( B/L )

After breakfast, the mule trek begins in the Baan Khum village and takes approximately one and a
half hours through the jungle up to a point on the mountain where you see across to Myanmar. We
then visit the Royal Angkhang Agricultural station project developing and researching flowering
plants, temperate fruit trees, vegetables and other crops under the patronage of His Majesty King
Bhumibol Adulyadej. The project provides agricultural support to hilltribes growing non-indigenous
crops. Local lunch en-route. Continue visit to Lahu Hilltirbe Kob Dhong village where you can see
Burma’s military camp and Baan Norlae Palong hilltribe.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Meals 2 lunches, 1 dinner
- Accommodation 1 Night Twin sharing room with ABF and Dinner at Resort
- English speaking guide

07:30 am Pick up from your Chiang Mai hotel and Visit Wat Pra That Sri Chomthong Luang, a much resprected temple of Northern Thai people. The famous procession “Maikham” is held annually during Songkran festival. Visit Mae Klang Waterfall, the most famous waterfall in Chiang Mai where you can spend time relaxing or swimming. Visit Wachiratharn waterfall surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. You then head off to a Karen hillitrbe village The Karen are very peaceful and gentle people. You can leasurely walk around the village seeing the local families traditional culture and lifestyle. Continue to the Royal Project for development of replacement flowers and vegetables that once used to be opium cultivation. Lunch at a local restaurant.

You then have a one hour trek at Gew Mae Paan Natural trail. While walking along a winding path through pristine forest you wills see beautiful view of the mist filled valley below. This short trail allows the hiker to experience the natural beauty of the forest at first hand. After trekking, continue to visit the twin pagoda called “Napamaytanidol Chedi”, the magnificent chedi completed in 1989 to honor the 60th birthday of King Bhumipol. Then head off to the summit of Doi Inthanon, the highest peak in Thailand.

04:00 am : Drive to Mae Chaem district to the villages of Dteen Jok Sarong Weavers. Here you will see traditional thai life in the mountains. Overnight at Home stay Thai house with dinner.

Day 2: Mae Chaem/Chiang Mai. ( B/L )

Early breakfast and then cycle along a small road to the village where you visit the morning local market with many local foods, fruit and vegetables. You visit the cotton weaving village where most of the villagers are skilled in this beautiful handloom technique. The unique style of weaving produces sarongs that are available in a number of elegant designs. You continue your cycling journey observing farmers cultivating their crops and visit ancient temples and the Monk’s school at Wat Padae.

Leave from house and lunch at a local restaurant and head to Baan Tawai one of Chiangmai's most famous handicraft areas renowned for antiques, wood carving, and high quality teak furniture

Transfer back to your hotel in Chiangmai or transfer to your next destination.

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Meals 2 lunches, 1 dinner
- Accommodation 1 Night with ABF
- English speaking guide

Day 1: Chiangmai/Chiangrai (L/D)

Chiang Mai hotel pick up 07:00am and you head off to Chiang Rai nick named the city of beautiful women. On route you will visit Meakajan hot spring where guests can relax and have refreshments. Continuing on to Wat Rongkoon which is a fairy tale lovers delight, the white temple, designed and built by a Thai artist is now a major attraction of Thai’s and Tourists alike. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant or buffet at the hotel. In the afternoon you take a Thai Long Tail Boat up the river passing Thai villages and viewing mountain scenery to visit a Karen village, where you visit an elephant village and can enjoy an optional elephant ride through the jungle. You see many different hill tribes in this area. Dinner and Overnight in Chiangrai, where you can visit the night market in the evening.

Day 2: Chiangrai/Chiangmai (B/L)

After breakfast visit the ancient town of Chiangsaen, the first capital of the Lanna Kingdom, situated on the banks of the legendary Mekhong river which winds its path through China. Explore the ancient ruins here. Proceed to the world-renowned Golden Triangle where the borders of Thailand, Laos and Burma meet at the confluence of the mighty Mekhong river where a panoramic view of the river and the three countries can be seen. Lunch at a local restaurant. You then head off to Mae Sai which is a flourishing Mynmar border town, it is also the Northern most point of Thailand. Here you can enjoy shopping at the many shops and stalls.

Transfer back to your hotel in Chiangmai or transfer to your next destination

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Long tail boat on Kok River
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF at hotel or resort
- Meals 2 lunches, 1 dinner at a local restaurant
- English speaking guide

Day 1: Chiangmai/Thaton/Chiangrai ( L/D )

07.00 am Chiang Mai hotel pick up heading north out into the countryside to visit an elephant camp in lush green jungle area. You will see these magnificent animals bathe, after which a demonstration is held showing how these talented animals are used in the timber industry, pushing, dragging and rolling logs using their tusks, powerful trunks and feet. Drive further to Thaton, a village situated on the bank of the Maekok river where lunch is served. After lunch, it’s an exhilarating long tail boat trip on the Maekok river where you view beautiful natural scenery. You will visit a Lahu hill tribe village and a Karen village. The longtail boat trip crosses a few rapids on route to Chiangrai where you will be transferred to your hotel. After rest and relaxation dinner is served at a local restaurant.

Day 2: Chiangrai/Chiangmai ( B/L )

After breakfast you visit the Yao and Akha hilltribe villages. Eachtribe has its own unique costume, custom, culture and language. You then head off to the ancient town of Chiangsaen, the first capital of the Lanna Kingdom where you can explore a multitude of sites including, ancient temples, stupas, ancient city wall and moat. Lunch at a local restaurant After lunch drive on to the world famous Golden Triangle where the borders of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet at the confluence of the mighty Mekhong river. Continue on to the bustling border town of Mae Sai which is a flourishing Mynmar border town, it is also the Northern most point of Thailand. Here you can enjoy shopping at the many shops and stalls.

Transfer back to your hotel in Chiangmai or transfer to your next destination

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Long tail boat on Kok River to Chiangrai
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF at hotel or resort
- Meals 2 lunches, 1 dinner at a local restaurant
- English speaking guide

Day 1: Chiangmai/Chiangrai (L/D)

Chiang Mai hotel pick up 07:00am and you head off to Chiang Rai nick named the city of beautiful women. On route you will visit Meakajan hot spring where guests can relax and have refreshments. Continuing on to Wat Rongkoon which is a fairy tale lovers delight, the white temple, designed and built by a Thai artist is now a major attraction of Thai’s and Tourists alike. Lunch is served at a local restaurant or buffet at the hotel. In the afternoon you take a Thai Long Tail Boat up the river passing Thai villages and viewing mountain scenery to visit a Karen village, where you visit an elephant village and have the opportunity to ride elephants. You see different hill tribes in this area. Dinner and Overnight in Chiangrai, where you can visit the night market in the evening.

Day 2: Chiangrai/Doi Tung/Chiangmai (B/L)

From Chiangrai you head off to visit Doi Tung where you visit the Kings mother’s palace and view the royal gardens. You are then off to the Measai River border of Mynmar (Burma) where you visit the tax-free market which sells a variety of goods including carvings and clothing. There is a beautiful view overlooking Burmese mountains, city, and temples. Then off to the Golden Triangle where you visit the Opium House at the legendary Maekong river which winds its path through China to the Golden triangle. Standing on Thai soil you will see Burma and Laos. Lunch is served at a restaurant. From the Golden Triangle you head off to the ancient city of Chiangsean, original capital of the Lana kingdom, originating around around 1328, You can visit a multitude of sites including, ancient temples, stupas, ancient city wall and moat.

Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai around 8:00pm or airport drop off for your next destination.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Day 1: Chiangmai/Mae Hong Son (L/D)

Chiang Mai hotel pick up and board the earliest flight to the land of mist Mae Hong Son. The town nestles in a deep valley surrounded by high mountain ranges. The mystical town is virtually covered in mist all year round.

On arrival our tour guide will transfer you to the long tail boat pier for an exhilarating 45 minute long tail boat trip along the Pai river. You view fantastic natural scenery, teak covered mountains and pass small riverside villages living as they did centuries ago. The long tail boat stops at a Padong Long Neck Hilltribe village. The women wear golden rings around their necks and it is customary to add a ring each year. Return by long tail boat and transfer back to your hotel. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: Mae Hong Son (B/L)

Breakfast at the hotel. Then visit splendid Burmese style temples Wat Jongkam, Wat Jongklang, Wat Doi Kong Moo and Wat Hao Wieng. From the top of Wat Doi Kong Moo, you will have an amazing view over Mae Hong Son and the surrounding countryside. Proceed to Fish Cave, where thousands of large fish considered sacred can be seen in the river which disappears into a cave in the mountain. Return back to town for lunch at a local restaurant.

Transfer to the airport for flight to Chiang Mai for transfer to your hotel or transfer to your next destination.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

This Northern Thai rustic town of Pai is situated in a peaceful valley surrounded by nature and small villages nestled in the mountain sides. The towns mixed population all live in harmony, including Northern Thai, Shan, Lisu, Lahu, Karen, Haw Chinese and Hmong.

Day 1: Chiang Mai/Houy Nam Duang/Pai (L/D)

08:00 am Chiang Mai hotel pick up from where you head north to Pai. On route you visit an Orchid farm where you will see hundreds of indigenous and rare orchids, then visit Meamalai local market where you witness local Thai life, and view many interesting Thai fresh products not normally seen by Europeans. 40 Minutes from the market you visit Thailands largest geyser Pong Duat Hotspring. Between Pong Duat Hotspring and Pai Lunch will be served at a local restaurant. Over night in hotel in Pai and an evening visit to Pai Night Market

Day 2: Pai/Temples/Chiangmai (B/L)

Visit Wat Namhoo which contains a sacred Chiang Saen Buddha image. The Buddhas topknot opens and contains holy water which is sought after by local Thais. You then visit a Chinese village with Chinese mud houses. Many locally grown teas’s can be tasted here. Lunch is served in Pai at a Thai restaurant. On return to Chiang Mai you visit Hoy Nam Dang National park which bridges Mae Hong Son and Chiang Mai. There are breathtaking views over the mountains. Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai around 6:00pm or airport drop off for your next destination.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include:
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF and dinner at hotel or resort
- Meals 2 lunches, 1 dinner
- English speaking guide

Day 1: Chiangmai/Lampang/Sukhothai (L/D)

07:00 am Chiang Mai hotel pick up from where you head off to Lampang on route you visit an elephant training centre where elephants demonstrate their skills. Lunch will be served in Lampang at a local restaurant or Hotel buffet. After lunch you are off to Si Satchanalai national park which was built after Sukhothai and dates back to the 12th century. Here you can wander in the ancient city ruins.

Continue on to Sukhothai where you overnight in the Hotel.

Day 2: Sukhothai/Phitsanulok (B/L)

Early morning start 08:00 am to wander in the Ancient ruins of Sukothai City. This is the best time of day for natural sunlight to produce good photographs. Guests may hire bicycles, walk, or use the Tour Bus to visit the city ruins. From Sukothai you are off to Phitsanuloke to see the most beautiful Buddha in Thailand, Phra Buddha Chinnarat. This Buddha was built in Ayuttaya Kingdom. King Aketotsarot performed the first ceremony in Sukothai for the Buddha in the 17th century. Lunch will be served in Phitsanuloke at a local restaurant. After lunch you will visit a Buddha foundry where you can witness the facinating manufacturing process. Then off to visit the Thai Folklore Museum were you can see many antique implements used on Thai homes and farms in the past.

Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai around 06:00 pm or airport drop off for your next destination.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF and dinner at hotel or resort
- Meals 2 lunches, 1 Dinner
- English speaking guide

Day 1: Chiang Mai (L/D)

Pick up from hotel or Chiangmai Airport from where you visit Buddist temples in town and make merit. You then journey with long tail boat along the cool waters of the Ping River, enjoying the ever-changing scenery. Stop at Thai farmer's house and see the cultivation of jasmine rice and a variety of herbs for use in medicine and cookery. Lunch at a local restaurant. Continue on to visit Doi Suthep temple, one of Thailand's most revered Temples and must be visited. The Buddhist Temple is situated on top of the Eastern Mountain from where you have a beautiful view over ChiangMai city 15 Km below. Then transfer back to your hotel.

07:30 pm : Enjoy and relax to the sounds and beauty of Traditional Northern Thai dance Khantoke Dinner "Traditional Dinner" and Thai Classical Dance, the customary Northern Thai style of eating food served on large platters . As you enjoy your meal you are entertained by a selection of Northern Cultural performances including the charming Fon Lep (Thai Finger Dance), Ram Dab (Thai Sword Dance), Fon Thiean (Thai Candle Dance), and Ram Wong Dance (Group Dance) guests may join this dance with the beautiful Thai dancers.

09:00 pm : Transfer to hotel or out night shopping at the night market.

Day 2: Chiangmai/Weing Khum Kam/Lamphun/Lampang/Chiangmai. ( L/D )

Chiang Mai hotel pick up, a half hour drive takes you to visit the ruined city and temples of Wiang Kum Kam former capital of the Lanna Kingdom. Proceed along an ancient road 12 Km long sheltered by 130 year old majestic trees to Lumphun. Visit Hariphunchai temple, the main temple of Lamphun.Proceed to Lampang and short stop at Tung Kaiewn Jungle market where you will find jungle food not seen by europeans. Continue to visit Wat Phrathat Lampang Luang one of the North's finest temples. The chedi towers above surrounding trees. To the left of the chedi is a viham with a carved wood fasade with double level roofs. Harmonious proportions and exquisite interior decoration make Wat Phrathat Lampang Luang one of the best examples of Northern-style religious architecture. Arrive at Lampang and lunch at a restaurant. Then a short tour by horse carriage which is the symbol of Lampang. Return back to Chiangmai and stop at Transfer back to hotel. Evening : Dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 3: Chiangmai ( L )

08:30 am hotel pick up from where you head off to visit the Hot spring at Sankampeang where high temperature water can boil eggs, stop for a coffee break then drive to visit Baan Chang Nak, where you see the traditional ancient art of Lanna Elephant Wood Carving. You will interesting visit the
Museum of Elephant wood carving. Lunch at a local restaurant You visit a Lanna village where famous traditional handicrafts are produced. These skills have been handed down from generation to generation. The much sought after hand made products are Bamboo umbrella making, Silk and cotton weaving and traditional painted pottery to name a few.

Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai around 01:00 pm or airport drop off for your next destination.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Day 1: Chiang Mai/Thaton ( L/D )

Thailand Executive Travel guide will pick you up from your hotel in Chiang Mai at 08:00am from where you head off to visit Mea Sa Elephant Camp where you can see elephants demonstrating their intelligence and skills. After the show guests can enjoy a 1 hour jungle tour on elephant back. Lunch will be served at an orchid and butterfly farm where guests can walk amongst thousands of colorful orchids and butterflies. Continue on to Thaton where you visit Thaton Temple on top of a hill which overlooks a beautiful valley and winding kok river below which until 1880 used to be the Thai Burmese border. Wat Thaton is one of the most peaceful and easily accessible settings for meditation practice. Dinner and over night at a very peaceful chalet resort at Thaton.

Day 2: Thaton/Hilltirbe village/Long Neck Tribe/Chiangrai ( B/L/D )

Early morning start of 08:00am from where you visit a Karen Long Neck Tribe Village. This famous tribe wear golden rings around their necks arms and legs. In the same area you will see the Akha Tribe which originates from Tibet. They are a proud tribe maintaining their customs and wear richly decorated costumes. You continue on to lunch at the Maesai River, the Thai Mynmar (Burmese) border. Here you have a beautiful view overlooking Burmese mountains, City, and Temples. You will visit Mea Sai tax free market that sells a variety of goods including carvings and clothing. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant, or hotel buffet. In the afternoon you head off to the Golden Triangle where you visit the opium house museum at the legendary Meakong river, which winds its path through China to the Golden triangle. Standing on Thai soil you will overlook Burma and Laos. From the Golden triangle you head off for the ancient city of Chaingsean, original capital of the Lanna kingdom, which originated around 1328. You can visit the multitude of sites including ancient ruins of temples, stupas, ancient city wall and moat. Then off to Chiang Rai where you overnight at a hotel, from where guests are within walking distance of the Night Market.

Day 3: Chiangrai/Chiangmai ( B/L )

You set off at 08:30 am to visit Wat Prakaew in Chiang Rai City. This Thai Temple with a rich history was built over 600 years ago. According to Thai history the famous Emerald Buddha now in Bangkok Grand Palace was originally found in a stuppa struck by lightning in the grounds of the temple. The Emerald Buddha resided in Wat Prakaew for 45 years, from where it was moved to many countries and places in Thailand until 200 years ago residing in the Grand Palace in Bangkok. The current Jade Buddha was made for the current Kings mother when she was 90 years old. You are then off to the Kok River where you take a long tail boat up the winding river to visit a Karen hilltribe village. Guests can visit the hilltribe school. The bus then heads off from the village to Chiang Rai where lunch will be served at a local restaurant or Hotel buffet. Continue on to Wat Rongkoon which is a fairy tale lovers delight , the white temple designed and built by a Thai artist is now a major attraction of Thais and Tourists alike. Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai around 7:00pm or airport drop off for your next destination.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Elephant ride in the jungle
- Longtail boat on Kok River
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Meals 3 lunches, 2 dinners at hotel
- Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF and Dinner at Thaton Chalet or similar
Twin sharing room with ABF and Dinner at hotel or resort in Chiangrai
- English speaking guide

Day 1: Chiangmai/Mae Malai/Pai (L/D)

08:00 am Depart Chiangmai to visit an Orchid Farm filled with thousands of gorgeous orchid blooms in a blaze of multi-colors. Then in a lush jungle area, watch elephants bathe after which a demonstration is held to show you how these splendid animals remove logs from the jungle. Continue the trip with a visit to a local market at Mae Malai. After lunch you proceed to a Lisu hilltribe village where you see the proud people wearing their brightly colored costumes. Continue on to Pai, passing fantastic natural scenery, emerald green forests, hills and deep valleys.

Dinner and overnight at Resort in Pai.

Day 2: Chiangmai/Pangmapha/Mae Hong Son (B/L/D)

08:00 am After breakfast at the resort, leave for Tham Lod, the largest cave in Mae Hong Son and explore the wonders of the cave interior. Proceed on to Fish Cave, where thousands of fish, considered sacred, frolic in their natural habitat. Drive further on to Mae Hong Son, the land of mist. Have lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, enjoy a refreshing boat trip along on the Pai river to visit the exotic “Padong Long Neck Hilltribe” who decorate their bodies wearing golden rings around their necks, arms, and legs. Overnight at the hotel.

Evening : Dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 3: Chiangmai ( L )

08:00 am After breakfast at the hotel, visit Myanmar style temples Wat Jongkam, Wat Hao Wieng and Wat Doi Kong Moo. A spectacular view of the town and the surrounding countryside can be seen from the Wat Doi Kong Moo temple. Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Transfer to the airport to catch the flight back to Chiangmai.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF and dinner at Resort or similar for 2 nights.
- Meals 3 lunches, 2 Dinners
- One way air ticket from Mae Hong Son to Chiang mai.
- Personal expenses
- English speaking guide

Price includes one way air ticket HGN-CNX.
If airlines increase airfares the increase will be added to tour cost.

07:30 am Your guide will meet you at your hotel in Bangkok. You head off to visit Ayutthaya, which was the Thai capital for 417 years. Here you visit Bang Pa-Inn King Summer Palace where the buildings are constructed in western and eastern architectural styles. Wat Phra Si Sanphet temple is the most important temple within the Royal Palace compound and corresponds to The Emerald Buddha Temple in Bangkok’s Grand Palace. Wat Yai Chaimongkol temple, is also called “Wat Chao Phraya Thai” which was built By King U-Thong in 1357.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Leave from Ayutthaya to Lopburi, formerly known as "Lawo" which one of the important ancient towns of the Khmers from the 10th-13th century. Many Khmer ruins are found in and around this town. Visit Phra Prang Sam Yot this former Hindu shrine is some 200 metres high. The literate and sandstone structure was constructed in the Lop Buri style and decorated with stucco. Then continue your journey passing beautiful scenery of rice field countryside to Phitsanuloke. Overnight at hotel in Phitsanulok.

Day 2: : Phitsanuloke – Sukhothai. ( B,L )

Breakfast at hotel.

At Phitsanuloke you will see what is believed by Thais to be the most beautiful Buddha in Thailand, Phra Buddha Chinnarat. This Buddha was built in Ayuttaya Kingdom. King Aketotsarot performed the first ceremony in Sukothai for the Buddha in the 17th century. Then tour the Buddha foundry where you can witness facinating manufacturing process. Then off to visit the Thai Folklore Museum were you can see many antique implements used in Thai homes and farms in the past.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Continue to wander in the Ancient ruins of Sukothai City. This is the best time of day for natural sunlight to produce good photographs. Guests may hire bicycles, walk, or use the Tour Bus to visit the city ruins. you head off to Si Satchanalai , built after Sukhothai and which dates back to the 12th century where you can wander in the ancient city ruins. The tour finishes in the afternoon from where you transfer to hotel in Sukhothai.

Day 3: : Sukhothai – Lampang – Lampoon – Chiangmai. ( B,L )

Breakfast at hotel

08:00 am : Depart from the Historical park to the Srisatchanalai City, formerly the second city of Sukhothai. Si Satchanalai, built after Sukhothai and which dates back to the 12th century where you can wander in the ancient city ruins. Head off to the Charming City of Lampang. On the way, you can enjoy the scenery of lush teak forest. Arrive at Lampang City enjoy an exciting horse carriage ride around the city and visit the most famous temple with the Burmese and Lana styes at Wat Phrathat Lampang Laung. which dates back to 1486. The chapel is one of the oldest wooden buildings in Thailand. The murals inside the chapel are in very good condition and display very interesting stories of life in ancient Thailand.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Leave Lampang for Lampoon visit Wat Phrathat Haripoonchai, the ancient city of Lampoon, known in historic times as the Kingdom of Hariphunchai. An ancient Mon kingdom, it was founded in 660 and is the oldest existing city in the kingdom. As you enter the city, the remnants of the old fortified city walls and the surrounding moat, constructed in the 16th century, are still evident. See the ancient temple Wat Prathat Hariphunchai with its golden stupa. The temple grounds contain two impressive chedis, the taller of which, Ahtit Dayalat, stands a majestic 51 meters high. Transfer to Chiang Mai and transfer to your hotel.

Day 4: : Chiang Mai. ( B,L,D )

Breakfast at hotel.

08:00 am : Depart from hotel to visit the famous Mae Sa Elephant Camp, where you can see elephants demonstrating their intelligence and skills and visit an elephant nursery. On route back to Chiang Mai, guests can relax and walk in Orchid gardens.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Visit most temple at “Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep” This is one of Thailand's most revered Temples and must be visited. This Buddhist Temple is situated on top of the Eastern mountain included in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, which is 262.5 Square km. in extent. The mountain has beautiful views overlooking Chiang Mai City 15 Km below. Leading up the mountain is a 300 step staircase to the temple. A naga (multi headed serpent) body on both sides of the staircase follows the staircase up the mountain. The multi head serpent head is at the base of the stairs. For those who need fast access to the temple there is an elevator. The mountains high altitude ensures the weather on the upper slopes is cool and pleasant all year round.

07:30 pm : Enjoy and relax to the sounds and beauty of Traditional Northern Thai dance Khantoke Dinner and Thai Classical Dance, the customary Northern Thai style of eating food served on large platters. As you enjoy your meal you are entertained by a selection of Northern Cultural performances including the charming Fon Lep (Thai Finger Dance), Ram Dab (Thai Sword Dance), Fon Thiean (Thai Candle Dance), and Ram Wong Dance (Group Dance) Guests are invited to join in the dance with the beautiful Thai dancers.

09:00 pm : Transfer to hotel or out night shopping at the night market.

Day 5: : Chiang Mai - Bangkok. ( B )

Breakfast at hotel.

08:30 am : You head of visit a Lanna village where famous traditional handicrafts are produced. These skills have been handed down from generation to generation. The much sought after hand made products are Bamboo umbrella making, Silk and cotton weaving and traditional painted pottery to name a few.

Transfer to hotel with free leisure time in the afternoon.
Transfer to the airport for departure and return to Bangkok.
End of services.

Note : B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Tour Include:
- Transportation car or high roof minibus service
- Horse carriage ride
- Admission fee as mentioned
- Accommodation twin sharing room with ABF at Standard 3 Star hotel
- Meals 4 lunches, 1 Khantoke Dinner.
- English speaking guide

07:30 am Your guide will meet you at your hotel in Bangkok. You head off to visit Ayutthaya the
Thai capital for 417 years. Here you visit Bang Pa-Inn King Summer Palace where the buildings are
constructed in western and eastern architectural styles. Wat Phra Si Sanphet temple is the most
important temple within the Royal Palace compound and corresponds to The Emerald Buddha
Temple in Bangkok’s Grand Palace. Wat Yai Chaimongkol temple, is also called
“Wat Chao Phraya Thai” which was built By King U-Thong in 1357.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Leave from Ayutthaya to Lopburi, formerly known as "Lawo" which one of the important ancient
towns of the Khmers from the 10th-13th century. Many Khmer ruins are found in and around this
town. Visit Phra Prang Sam Yot this former Hindu shrine is some 200 metres high. The literate and
sandstone structure was constructed in the Lop Buri style and decorated with stucco. Then
continue your journey passing beautiful scenery of rice field countryside to Phitsanuloke. Overnight
at hotel in Phitsanulok.

Day 2: : Phitsanuloke – Sukhothai – Lampang.( B,L )

Breakfast at hotel.

At Phitsanuloke you will see what is believed by Thais to be the most beautiful Buddha in
Thailand, Phra Buddha Chinnarat. This Buddha was built in Ayuttaya Kingdom. King Aketotsarot
performed the first ceremony in Sukothai for the Buddha in the 17th century. Then tour the
Buddha foundry where you can witness facinating the manufacturing process. Then off to visit the
Thai Folklore Museum were you can see many antique implements used in Thai homes and farms
in the past.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Continue to wander in the Ancient ruins of Sukothai City. This is the best time of day for natural
sunlight to produce good photographs. Guests may hire bicycles, walk, or use the Tour Bus to visit
the city ruins. you head off to Si Satchanalai , built after Sukhothai and which dates back to the
12th century where you can wander in the ancient city ruins. Head off to the Charming City of
Lampang. On the way, you can enjoy the scenery of lush teak forest. Arrive at Lampang City and
enjoy an exciting horse carriage ride around the city and visit the most famous temple with the
Burmese and Lana styes at Wat Phrathat Lampang Laung. which dates back to 1486. The chapel is
one of the oldest wooden buildings in Thailand. The murals inside the chapel are in very good
condition and display very interesting stories of life in ancient Thailand.

Overnight at hotel in Lampang.

Day 3: : Lampang – Phayao – Chiangrai. ( B,L )

Breakfast at hotel

08:00 am : Depart from Lampang to Phayao, a unique rural town where it’s former glory may be
seen at Wat Srikomkam. Visit Phayao Lake which is the largest freshwater lake in northern
Thailand surrounded by beautiful hilly scenery. The lake is a breeding centre for fish, supplying
many excellent restaurants that line its shores. The Fishery Station is the first facility to successfully
breed giant catfish. Proceed to Chiang Rai and take long tail boat on Kok river for 45mins to visit a
Karen elephant village, and have the option of an elephant ride through the jungle.

Overnight at hotel in Chaingrai.

Day 4: : Chaingrai – Chaingmai. ( B,L )

Breakfast at hotel

08:00 am : Depart from hotel to the ancient town of “ Chiang Saen”, the first capital of the Lanna
Kingdom, situated on the banks of the legendary Maekhong river which winds its path through China.
Explore the ancient ruins on the banks of the legendary Maekhong river here. Proceed to the
world-renowned Golden Triangle where the borders of Thailand, Laos and Burma meet at the
confluence of the mighty Mekhong river. A panoramic view of the river and the three countries can
be seen. Lunch at local restaurant. You then head off to Mae Sai which is a flourishing Myanmar
border town, it is also the Northern most point of Thailand. Here you can enjoy tax free shopping
at the many shops and stalls.
Transfer back to Chiangmai and overnight at hotel in Chiangmai.

Day 5: : Chiang Mai. ( B,L,D )

Breakfast at hotel

08:00 am : Depart from hotel to visit the famous Mae Sa Elephant Camp where you can see
elephants demonstrating their intelligence and skills. Here you will visit an elephant nursery. On
route back to Chiang Mai, guests can relax and walk in Orchid gardens. Lunch at local restaurant.
Visit “Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep” Localed 3,500 ft. above sea level. This is one of Thailand's most
revered Temples and must be visited. This Buddhist Temple is situated on top of the Eastern
mountain included in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, which is 262.5 Square Km in extent.
The mountain has beautiful views overlooking Chiang Mai City 15 Km below. Leading up the
mountain is a 300 step naga (multi headed serpent) staircase to the temple. The full length of the
staircase on either side has the body of a serpent, with the multi head serpent heads at the base of
the stairs. For those who need fast access the temple there is an elevator. The mountains high
altitude ensures the weather on the upper slopes is cool and pleasant all year round.

07:30 pm : Enjoy and relax to the sounds and beauty of Traditional Northern Thai dance Khantoke
Dinner and Thai Classical Dance, the customary Northern Thai style of eating food served on large
platters. As you enjoy your meal you are entertained by a selection of Northern Cultural
performances including the charming Fon Lep (Thai Finger Dance), Ram Dab (Thai Sword Dance),
Fon Thiean (Thai Candle Dance), and Ram Wong Dance (Group Dance) Guests are invited to join in
the dance with the beautiful Thai dancers.

09:00 pm : Transfer to hotel or out night shopping at the night market.

Day 6: : Chiang Mai - Bangkok. ( B )

Breakfast at hotel.

08:30 am : You head of visit a Lanna village where famous traditional handicrafts are produced.
These skills have been handed down from generation to generation. The much sought after hand
made products are Bamboo umbrella making, Silk and cotton weaving and traditional painted
pottery to name a few.

Transfer to hotel with free leisure time in the afternoon.
Transfer to the airport for departure and return to Bangkok.
End of services.

NOTE: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner

Tour Include :
- Transportation high roof minibus service
- Horse carriage ride
- Admission fee as mentions.
- Accommodation twin sharing room with ABF at Standard 3 Star hotel
- Meals 5 lunches, 1 Khantoke Dinner.
- English Speaking Guide.

07:30 am Your guide will meet you at your hotel in Bangkok. You head off to visit Ayutthaya the
Thai capital for 417 years. Here you visit Bang Pa-Inn King Summer Palace where the buildings are
constructed in western and eastern architectural styles. Wat Phra Si Sanphet temple is the most
important temple within the Royal Palace compound and corresponds to The Emerald Buddha
Temple in Bangkok’s Grand Palace. Wat Yai Chaimongkol temple, is also called
“Wat Chao Phraya Thai” which was built By King U-Thong in 1357.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Leave from Ayutthaya to Lopburi, formerly known as "Lawo" which one of the important ancient
towns of the Khmers from the 10th-13th century. Many Khmer ruins are found in and around this
town. Visit Phra Prang Sam Yot this former Hindu shrine is some 200 metres high. The literate and
sandstone structure was constructed in the Lop Buri style and decorated with stucco. Then
continue your journey passing beautiful scenery of rice field countryside to Phitsanuloke. Overnight
at hotel in Phitsanulok.

Day 2: Phitsanuloke – Sukhothai – Lampang – Chiang Mai.( B,L )

Breakfast at hotel.

At Phitsanuloke you will see what is believed by Thais to be the most beautiful Buddha in
Thailand, Phra Buddha Chinnarat. This Buddha was built in Ayuttaya Kingdom. King Aketotsarot
performed the first ceremony in Sukothai for the Buddha in the 17th century. Then tour the
Buddha foundry where you can witness facinating the manufacturing process. Then off to visit the
Thai Folklore Museum were you can see many antique implements used in Thai homes and farms
in the past.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Continue to wander in the Ancient ruins of Sukothai City. This is the best time of day for natural
sunlight to produce good photographs. Guests may hire bicycles, walk, or use the Tour Bus to visit
the city ruins. you head off to Si Satchanalai , built after Sukhothai and which dates back to the
12th century where you can wander in the ancient city ruins. Head off to the Charming City of
Lampang. On the way, you can enjoy the scenery of lush teak forest. Arrive at Lampang City enjoy
an exciting horse carriage ride around the city and visit the most famous temple with the Burmese
and Lana styes at Wat Phrathat Lampang Laung. which dates back to 1486. The chapel is one of
the oldest wooden buildings in Thailand. The murals inside the chapel are in very good condition
and display very interesting stories of life in ancient Thailand.

Arrive at Chiang Mai and transfer to your hotel.

Day 3: Chiang Mai. ( L,D )

Breakfast at hotel.

08:00 am : Depart from hotel to visit the famous Mae Sa Elephant Camp, where you can see
elephants demonstrating their intelligence and skills and visit an elephant nursery. On route back to
Chiang Mai, guests can relax and walk in Orchid gardens. Lunch at a local restaurant. Visit the most
temple at “Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep” Localed 3,500 ft. above sea level. This is one of Thailand's
most revered Temples and must be visited. This Buddhist Temple is situated on top of the Eastern
mountain included in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, which is 262.5 Square km. in extent. The
mountain has beautiful views overlooking Chiang Mai City 15 Km below. Leading up the mountain
is a 300 step naga (multi headed serpent) staircase to the temple. The full length of the staircase
on either side has the body of a serpent, with the multi head serpent heads at the base of the
stairs. For those who need fast access the temple there is an elevator. The mountains high altitude
ensures the weather on the upper slopes is cool and pleasant all year round.

07:30 pm : Enjoy and relax to the sounds and beauty of Traditional Northern Thai dance Khantoke
Dinner and Thai Classical Dance, the customary Northern Thai style of eating food served on large
platters. As you enjoy your meal you are entertained by a selection of Northern Cultural
performances including the charming Fon Lep (Thai Finger Dance), Ram Dab (Thai Sword Dance),
Fon Thiean (Thai Candle Dance), and Ram Wong Dance (Group Dance) Guests are invited to join in
the dance with the beautiful Thai dancers.

09:00 pm : Transfer to hotel or out night shopping at the night market.

Day 4: : Chiang Mai ( L )

Breakfast at hotel.

08:30 am : You head of visit a Lanna village where famous traditional handicrafts are produced.
These skills have been handed down from generation to generation. The much sought after hand
made products are Bamboo umbrella making, Silk and cotton weaving and traditional painted
pottery to name a few.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Transfer to hotel with free leisure time in the afternoon.

Day 5: : Chiang Mai – Thaton - Chiang Rai. ( L )

Breakfast at hotel.

08:30 am : Depart from the hotel in Chiangmai after breakfast to Chiang Dao visit Chiang Dao Caves,
believed to stretch for many kilometers into the mountain. Only a small part of the complex is
possible to explore. Two of the caves, Tham Phra Nawn and Tham Seua Dao, are illuminated by
electrics lights. Continue to Thaton where you visit Thaton Temple on top of a hill which overlooks
a beautiful valley and winding Kok river until 1880 was the Thai Burmese border below which until
1880 used to be the Thai Burmese border. Wat Thaton is one of the most peaceful and easily
accessible settings for meditation practice.

Lunch at a local restaurant

In the afternoon, experience an exciting longtail boat ride along the Mae Kok River to a
Shan village, where the vehicle will pick up to visit Yao and Akha hilltribe villages.
Each tribe has its own costumes, customs, culture and dialect.

Transfer to hotel in Chiangrai.

Day 6: Chiang Rai – Golden Triangle – Chiang Mai ( L )

Breakfast at hotel

08:00 am : Depart from your hotel to the ancient town of “Chiang Saen”, the first capital of the
Lanna Kingdom, situated on the banks of the legendary Mekhong river which winds its path through
China, explore the ancient ruins here. Proceed to the world-renowned Golden Triangle where the
borders of Thailand, Laos and Burma meet at the confluence of the mighty Mekhong river. A
panoramic view of the river and the three countries can be seen. Lunch at a local restaurant. You
then head off to Mae Sai which is a flourishing Myanmar border town, it is also the Northern most
point of Thailand. Here you can enjoy tax free shopping at the many shops and stalls.

Transfer back to Chiangmai and overnight at hotel in Chiangmai.

Day 7: Chiang Mai – Bangkok

Breakfast at hotel.

Free leisure time

Transfer to the airport for return back Bangkok.

NOTE: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner

Tour Include:
- Transportation high roof minibus service
- Horse carriage ride.
- Longtail boat on Kok river to Baan Mai
- Admission fee as mentioned.
- Accommodation twin sharing room with ABF at Standard 3 Star hotel
- Meals 6 lunches, 1 Khantoke Dinner.
- English Speaking Guide.