• Welcome by the tour guide upon your arrival at the airport, and transfer by private car to the hotel
• Free to explore the city
• Welcome dinner with our host
• Overnight in hotel

Begin the journey by unraveling the glorious history of the Capital of Thailand with its highlights:

• The Grand Royal Palace complex which includes the Royal Palace and the magnificent Wat Phra Kaew (known for the Statue of the Emerald Buddha)
• Wat Pho, a giant house of the lying Buddha
• Visit Wat Traimit to admire the world’s largest solid gold statue
• Take a colorful stroll through Yaowarat, Bangkok's Chinatown, with its narrow streets lined with old houses, charming temples, bustling markets, and countless shops, preserving the area's authentic charm
• Overnight in hotel

Bangkok - Kanchanaburi: 240 km - 4h

Early morning departure for Maeklong Railway Market, one of the most unusual markets in Thailand. Selling vegetables, fruits and other food products, it looks like any other street market in Thailand - until a passenger train whizzes through the middle. When the siren sounds, the stalls disperse and make way.

Then departure for the famous Damnoen Saduak floating market, to soak up the amazing spectacle of this colorful market where peasant women still come to trade fruits and vegetables from their frail boats. It is reached by boat via the klongs, sailing at the foot of the houses on stilts.

Then we continue the road to the city of Kanchanaburi. On arrival, visit the World War II Memorial, including the Jeath War Museum, cemetery. Visit the Bridge of Kwai.Then, embark on a train ride along the Death Railway, railway lovers will be able to travel on one of the historical routes of Southeast Asia, the remaining part of the “Death Railway”.

Overnight in hotel.

Kanchanaburi - Ayutthaya: 260 km - 4h

In the morning, departure for Ayutthaya, the ancient city of Ayutthaya is known as the "Venice of the East" because it is located along the Chao Phraya River, the tributaries that surround the province of Ayutthaya.

In the afternoon, a "Kermit" tuk tuk excursion to discover the magnificent ruins of the ancient temples in the historical park and the historic city of Ayutthaya: Wat Mahathat, Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, Phra Si Sanphet Wat, one of the most photographed temples in Ayutthaya, Viharn Phra Mongkhon Bophit and Wat Chai Watthanaram, one of the most famous Buddhist temples in the city of Ayutthaya. Located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River and built during the reign of King Prasat Thong as a memorial to his maternal residence.

Overnight in hotel

Ayutthaya - Bangkok - Fly - Chiang Rai: 2h30

Chiang Rai, a delightful city with its relaxed atmosphere and stunning local food:

• Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Phra Kaew Temple); where the Emerald Buddha image was once enshrined. Now it is replaced by a jade Buddha image that was made to commemorate the 90th birthday of the late Princess Mother.
• Blue Temple (Rong Sued Ten Temple); designed by the local Chiang Rai artist who used to work with the White Temple team before. The main building of the temple is in a distinctive blue color with the new philosophy of Buddhist art.
• The Black House, (Baandum Museum); belongs to the national artist Thawan Dachanee who is famous for his strange sculptures made of horns and bones, reptile skins, traditional African sculptures, old boats, Lanna-style woodwork and art installations spread across 32 buildings, most of which are Lanna-style pavilions made of black wood…
• Visit the White Temple, Wat Rong Khun. This temple, although very recent, is the most visited monument in the region, the work of the Thai artist Chalermchai Kositpipat, started in 1997. Its creator himself announces that it will not be completed until 60 to 90 years after his death. Its particularity, its immaculate whiteness, makes it a unique temple.
• In the afternoon, a cruise on the Mae Kok River from Chiang Rai to the village of Karen where you can observe the elephants or feed them.
• Overnight in hotel.

Chiang Rai - Chiang Mai: 245 km - 5h

You will depart this morning to visit the famous Golden Triangle where the borders of three countries; Thailand, Laos and Myanmar are united. Admire the golden Buddha statue and the panoramic view of the Mekong River.

Then visit the Opium Museum, a small museum with historical exhibits about opium cultivation including all the instruments used for planting, harvesting and all the information about the dangers of opium.

Visit the ancient city of Chiang Saen, where the ruins of many temples, stupas, Buddha images are still visible. Artifacts and archaeological findings are exhibited at the National Museum.

Then you will drive to Chiang Mai. On the way, we will visit Mae Kha Jan. The hot spring is divided into three thermal springs. The average temperature is about 80 degrees Celsius; it can boil eggs in less than 3 minutes. In front of Mae Kha Jan hot spring there are many private mineral baths.

You will arrive in Chiang Mai at the end of the day. Check in to your accommodation.

Overnight in hotel.

In the morning, visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, the most famous pagoda in Chiang Mai. This temple, which peaks at more than 1000 meters, offers a magnificent panorama of the surrounding countryside and houses a magnificent Chedi.

Then, visit the craft villages: lacquer factories, silk weaving, umbrella making, wood carvings and goldsmithing…

A cooking workshop for gourmets and gourmands

Another driver will pick you up at the hotel to go to Khrua Baan Thai Chiang Mai to participate in a Thai cooking class.

It will be a great experience for you to learn the recipes and tips of this succulent Thai cuisine. Welcome to this pleasant setting and family atmosphere!

Group class without a guide with a French-speaking teacher.

Schedule: from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Group: from 2 to 6 people.

4 recipes to choose from the courses offered.

A recipe booklet offered.Round trip transportation included.

Apéritif offered, traditional dance show, live music.

Return to the hotel. Overnight in hotel.

Travel to the Southwest of Chiang Mai, we head to Doi Inthanon National Park and hike up the highest peak of Thailand. The area is covered with lush green forest, waterfalls and the drive up the mountain rewards you with amazing views. The main attractions of the Park are two temples built on the peak of Doi Inthanon, surrounded by beautiful gardens and even more amazing panoramas.

Visit 2 Royal Pagodas, Royal Project of beautiful crops and flowers, Wachirathan and Siriphoum waterfalls, Karen village.

Overnight in hotel.

Chiang Mai Fly - Bangkok - Fly - Luang Prabang: 3h

• Transfer by private car to Chiang Mai airport for the flight to Bangkok and then take the flight to Luang Prabang.
• You will be welcomed upon arrival at the airport by the driver and transferred to the hotel.
• Free time for personal activities.
• Overnight in hotel.

Very early in the morning, at sunrise, before breakfast, you will have the opportunity to attend the meal ritual. The monks, dressed in saffron robes, barefoot and in silence, walk the streets of the city to collect their food.

In-depth discovery of the ancient capital of Laos.For more originality, we will travel by tuk tuk.After breakfast, visits:

• The National Museum (the former Royal Palace) which presents a collection of personal objects of the royal family.
• Vat Xieng Thong, is the center of a small religious complex (chapel of the sacred Buddha, Pavilion of the royal funeral chariot), considered the most beautiful Buddhist temple in Luang Prabang due to its elegance of superimposed roofs that descend to the ground, Vat Aham, one of the main sanctuaries of the city dedicated to the ancestors of the Laos.
• The temple of Vat Mai, Buddhist temple, the largest and most richly decorated of the temples of Luang Prabang was the residence of a Buddhist patriarch until 1975.
• Visit of a textile gallery Ock Pop Tok which will explain its cooperation in projects with small villages concerning the breeding of silkworms, the production of silk, weaving, dyeing (Lao silk: WILD SILK 100% artisanal).

At the end of the afternoon, you embark on board the Nava Mekong, a traditional boat configured for navigation along the Mekong. Enjoy the sumptuous landscapes that change color as the sun sets on the Mekong with the mountains in the background. Dinner is punctuated by a demonstration of traditional ethnic dances and music. The cruise ends around 9 p.m.

Overnight in hotel.

Luang Prabang - Vang Vieng: 180 km - 4h

Departure for the town of Vang Vieng, appealing in its natural karst formations sugarloaf. 170 kms from Vientiane, a beautiful road surrounded by rice fields and mountains

• Stop at Phatang to admire the landscapes with karst cliffs
• Pass through the village of Ban Houn Xay
• Brief stop at Phoukhoune village, a commercial hub along National Route 13, built during the French protectorate era
• Explore the Tham Chang caves to admire the panoramic view and the surrounding nature of Vang Vieng
• Overnight in hotel.

• In the morning, visit the local market
• 13 km from the city, visit a series of caves known as the Tham Sang Triangle: Elephant Cave (Tham Sang), Tham Hoi, and Tham Nams. The Elephant Cave (Tham Sang) contains several Buddha statues as well as an elephant-shaped stalactite. Tham Hoi is guarded by a large Buddha effigy while Tham Loup contains imposing stalactites. Finally, Tham Nam, 500 meters long, can be explored on foot, or with the help of an inner tube during the rainy season
• You will then enjoy a pleasant boat ride on the Nam Song River, followed by a visit to the nearby small villages
• Overnight in hotel

Vang Vieng - Vientiane: 140 km - 2h

Marvel at the main attractions of the capital city such as temples and monuments:

• Patouxay, the triumphal arch built in 1959 is a large golden stupa of That Luang, founded by King Setthathirath in 1566 and symbol of Lao sovereignty and Buddhist religion. It is supposed to contain a hair of Buddha
• Temple Wat Si Muang, the most visited temple in Vientiane, is considered the seat of the guardian spirit of the city
• Stroll through the “Marché du Matin” (covered market) with lots of local crafts, gold and silver jewelry
• Overnight in hotel

• Free time until transferring to the airport for the flight to Siem Reap
• Free time to explore the city
• Overnight in hotel

Angkor Thom - Ta Prohm - Angkor Wat

• Explore the walled city of Angkor Thom, 10 sq km in size
• Visit the South Gate, Bayon
• See the fascinating Buddhist monastery of Ta Prohm, invaded by the jungle over many years
• Visit the Baphuon with its splendid sculptures
• Pass through the Terrace of the Elephants
• See the Terrace of the Leper King with its beautiful carvings of gods, nagas, and dancers, and the Royal Enclosure and its small temple, Phimeanakas
• Discover and explore Angkor Wat, built in the first half of the twelfth century, and dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu
• Witness the sunset, from the top of the hill of Phnom Bakheng
• Khmer dinner show, with Apsara dances
• Overnight in hotel

Banteay Srei - Banteay Samre – Kbal Spean

• By private car to the sacred mountain site Kbal SpeanThe riverbed is carved with Hindu deities and thousands of Lingas carved in stone, hence its name "the river of a thousand Lingas".
• Hike of about 1.5 hours (round trip) on a path through the forest.On the way, stop in a palm sugar producing village to discover the manufacturing.
• Discovery of Banteay Srei (Citadel of Women) The masterpiece of classical Khmer art.
• This temple is artistically carved in pink sandstone, it is entirely decorated with reliefs close to perfection. A work of lace! It is one of the most beautiful temples in Cambodia.
• Banteay Samre Temple, elegant temple of the 12th century.
• Overnight in hotel.

Visit the Roluos Temples of the pre-Angkorian era with:

• Preah Ko, dedicated to Shiva
• Bakheng, the largest and most complex temple of the Roluos complex
• Lo Lei, the temple of the four towers
• Prasat Kravan, unique brick temple
• Banteay Kdei, a temple dedicated to Buddhism with its four concentric walls
• Srah - Srang (Royal Bath).

Overnight in hotel.

Visit of Pré Rup, meaning "turn the body". This temple refers to a traditional method of cremation which consisted of drawing the contours of the corpse in the ashes in different directions.

Discoveries:

• East Mebon Temple
• Ta Som
• NeakPean
• Preah Khan, famous for its towers and passageways, by tuk tuk Baksei Chamkrong

Arrival at the fishing village of Chaong Kneas on the edge of the lake before starting the boat trip on Tonlé Sap Lake.Tonlé Sap is home to an ecosystem of great diversity. It is one of the most important freshwater fish reserves because it is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. Fishing is still practiced there using ancestral techniques.

Here people live in difficult living conditions, in straw huts on stilts, floating or on dry land depending on the season.

Beautiful sunset at Phnom Krom, called "small hill", one of the most peaceful places.

Overnight in hotel.

Free time until transferring to the airport for your departure flight