A Day of Ayutthaya Cultural Tour

This cycling adventure takes you past towering chedis amidst crumbling ruins that comprise the ancient city of Ayutthaya. Just north of Bangkok, Burmese invaders sacked the former capital of Siam in 1767, resulting in its demise. Today it still exudes many qualities that allude to its former dominance, splendor and history. This tour visits the impressive ruins of Ayutthaya; the grandiose summer palace of Siamese kings and takes you off the beaten path and onto trails meandering through the rural countryside.

This full-day Ayutthaya cultural tour offers an opportunity to learn about Siam history and explore ruins that to this day astound and amaze visitors. Your Adventure Asia guide will create an itinerary that best suits your wishes and conduct a tour designed to enlighten. You may choose to add cycling to your day if you wish.

Kanchanaburi has a rugged, beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls, caves, and tranquil riverside settings. The region is a true treat for nature-lovers as well as for cycling aficionados. In this cycling tour, you will ride off-the-beaten-track trails through Kanchanaburi’s beautiful scenery, while taking in sights like the Bridge Over the River Kwai and the Hellfire Pass. The cycling trails will take you through stunning countryside, past small local villages, teak plantations, and even jungle tracks. The scenery is awe-inspiring with limestone cliffs punctuating a mountainous skyline that rolls toward Burma in the west. The journey will end at the Hellfire Pass, a historical spot famous for those who lost their lives building the Death Railway during World War II. The adventure also includes a ride on this historic railway before returning to Kanchanaburi.

Discover the war history in Kanchanaburi, Thailand before diving into the seven-level Erawan Falls. The Thailand-Burma Railways Centre is informative and interactive. Nearby, the Allied War Cemetery contains over 6,000 fallen prisoners of war. Of course, accommodation at the River Kwai Jungle Rafts with its unique floating rooms, are among the many highlights of your stay in this exceptional paradise.

Explore Thailand’s first national park with the country’s second largest Namtok Haew Narok Waterfall. Visit Phra Buddha Badh with its shrine of the holy footprint of Lord Buddha and large number of temple bells surrounding temple compound in Saraburi. Continue to Khao Yai National Park. En route, visit Wat Theppithak with its huge seated Buddha located on hillside and fruit market at Klang Dong. Go to Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai, the biggest and most perfect Khmer Ruins in the province. It comprises three stupas on the same base lining in North-South direction and facing east. Continue to visit Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Noi, which comprises laterite stupa and chapel with a big pond at front, all are in the embrace of laterite wall. Drive to Ubon Ratchathani and continue drive to Ban Pa Ao, the oldest villages in Ubon Ratchathani.

Exploring the South of Thailand is a must-see for any foreign visitor of the country. As head down from Bangkok, you will witness the local life of the Thai markets as well as local monasteries with Buddha statues and relics. An excursion to Pletchburi will let you discover not only the great compound of the Royal Palace, built on top of a verdant hill but also the playful monkeys hanging in the trees. As you will go more south to Phuket, you will have the chance to embark on a canoe trip and hike in the Khaosok National Park. Your guide will always be there for you if you have any questions.

Visiting Thailand in one week might seem an adventure, but having the chance to embark on this trip will be an unforgettable experience. You will discover the ancient ruins of Ayuthaya, the temples in Lopburi, and the archaeological park in Sukhothai (the first capital of Siam). You will then head further to smaller towns such as Lampang and then reach the second largest city in Thailand, the bustling Chiang Mai. Before coming back to Bangkok, you will make a worthy detour to the border with Myanmar and head to the Golden Triangle as well as the fascinating city of Chiang Rai. En route, you will stop in locals’ workshops, learn how making pottery, and witness the lifestyle of local hill-tribes. You will return home, having a more in-depth understanding of Thailand and its culture.

The Death Railway is one of the most historical places in Thailand dedicated to World War II. Cruising the Kwai Noi River is one of the best ways to discover the historic sites spread along this trip and have a better understanding of the Kanchanaburi region. Along this trip, you will have the possibility to visit the cave-monasteries with great Buddha images as well as museums and cemeteries dedicated to the Allied prisoners of war. You will combine World War II’s history with visiting cultural sights and admiring beautiful views of the country. At the end of your trip, you will return with lots of information about the way this railway was built and how the life in the prisoner camps was like.

The Death Railway is one of the most historical places in Thailand dedicated to World War II. Cruising the Kwai Noi River is one of the best ways to discover the historic sites spread along this trip and have a better understanding of the Kanchanaburi region. Along this trip, you will have the possibility to visit the cave-monasteries with great Buddha images as well as museums and cemeteries dedicated to the Allied prisoners of war. At the end of your trip, you will return with lots of information about the way this railway was built and how the life in the prisoner camps was like.

This 9-day tour covers the central and northern parts of Thailand, featuring some of the most representative and interesting historic places in the country. You will discover the ancient ruins of Ayuthaya, the temples in Lopburi, and the archaeological park in Sukhothai (the first capital of Siam). You will then head further to smaller towns of the north, such as Lampang, Phayao, and Chiang Saen. A worthy detour will take you to the border with Myanmar and Laos, where you will explore the Golden Triangle as well as the fascinating city of Chiang Rai. En route, you will stop in locals’ workshops, learn how making pottery, and witness the lifestyle of local hill-tribes such as Akha and Lisu. Ultimately, you will then reach the second largest city in Thailand, the bustling Chiang Mai interspersed with Buddhist temples, great restaurants, and local markets. You will return home, having a more in-depth understanding of Thailand and its culture, the religious traditions, and the local lifestyle.

Cycling Central Thailand is a challenging way to experience the local lifestyle and traditions at a slow pace. The central part of the country features a fertile plain that has long been the heart of the Siamese Empire. It is a land with abundant waterways feeding the rich soil as well as a historical land mentioned in documents for both its prosperity and turmoil. You will explore this fascinating region by bicycle and this way you will have the chance to better understand the local history and customs.

Bask in the relaxation of a floating hotel as you enjoy accommodation at the River Kwai Jungle Rafts. You’ll feel absolutely rejuvenated by this trip and even more refreshed if you choose to go to Hua Hin beach. You’ll first discover Thailand’s rich history by heading to the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre — an interactive museum. Continue to the Allied War Cemetery, where over 6,000 prisoners of war are buried. The Erawan National Park is a huge attraction in this area. Home to one of Thailand’s greatest waterfalls, the Erawan Waterfall, feel free to swim in any of its seven pools. You’ll cross the world-famous bridge over the River Kwai, which is just one part of the Death Railway. Another is the Death Railway Train, which you’ll get to ride as you witness magnificent scenery in Kanchanaburi. Explore the local village with a mountain bike, which you’ll also use to cross a hanging bridge to reach a temple. There, get some karma as you give food to the local monks. Interact with the monks once again when you visit the Tiger Temple. This wildlife conservation project focuses on caring for abandoned animals like tigers, water buffaloes, peacocks, and certain horses.

The Discover Nan tour will take you to the largely unexplored town of Nan, which is famous for its ancient temples and sacred locations. You will visit historic temples such as Wat Ming Muang, Wat Phumin and Wat Nong Bua. You will also explore the unspoiled Doi Phu Ka National Park and many other unique attractions in the area. You will be amazed at the hidden gems that you will discover when taking the 3-Day tour of Nan

Embark on a five-day trek through the heart of Kanchanaburi's rich history and vibrant wildlife. From the haunting Bridge Over the River Kwai to the tranquil banks of the Songkaria River, this journey weaves through time, paying homage to historic sites and immersing you in the natural beauty of Thai jungles and conservation efforts. Experience authentic interactions with local tribes, uncover the past at historical parks, and embrace the thrill of adventure with river treks and elephant rides. This unique itinerary offers an unparalleled blend of culture, history, and adventure in the enchanting Thai landscape.

The highlight of this two-day trek adventure is a 25-kilometer bike ride along Dwanatenniserim Mountain’s nature route. For biking enthusiasts, this trek offering fits the bill. You will enjoy visits to the Hellfire Pass Memorial, beautiful waterfalls, swimming, biking, 4WD trekking through the dense jungle, rafting, elephant riding, and visits with Karen hill tribes

“Monk Chat and Meditation- The true doctrine for mankind” A couple of hours with a Buddhist monk in one of Bangkok’s respected temples offers of ordinary chance to gain wisdom about life and its disciples. After that, you will get a short introduction to meditation that will bring you spirit development and a sense of peace. One journey you will always remember!

Adventure Asia is honored to introduce A Magnificent colors of Bangkok in 3 days. Unlike other tours, we offer journeys with a variety of transportation: from biking, walking, and minibus to the long-tail boats, you will take advantage of observing the colorful Bangkok life from another perspective. From the small street lanes, beautiful temples, and charming communities to great smiles and tasty local gastronomy, we approach the most hidden corners of Bangkok and observe local life at its best. A highlight that you will always remember!

Hidden in the middle of vibrant Bangkok, a beautiful, charming Jim Thompson house with ornamental gardens – a perfect example of authentic Thai architecture welcomes you with many smiles. The American architect-entrepreneur Jim Thompson marked his footsteps here in Thailand and became a legend who revived the Thai moribund silk industry. The nice house, the touching story will give you many memories-smooth and soft like silk!

Escape from the bustle, and busy life of Bangkok and let yourself immerse in Thonburi (a charming district across the Chao Phraya River). The journey will bring you back to the memories of the past and traditional ways of life, but full of culture and history! Riding on a long boat tail along the canals, admiring the beauty of magnificent temples, listening to the pure sound of local life as well as falling in love with Klong Bang Luang Artist House with many beautiful artistic works, such as paints, statues, crafts, masks and even puppet show ( in the right time). One trip you will always remember!

Are you looking for a special experience and the opportunity to support the community? “SHE”- services from newly released inmates -is an ideal choice for you. Different from traditional Thai massage, these unique services are combined with stretching, yoga, chiropractor, and trigger point technique. It is innovated and developed by doctors and therapists in Thailand. You definitely feel relaxed and released from office syndrome afterward!

Exploring the hidden side of Bangkok by bike and boat is another great adventure for children and families. From a charming area that shares many cultures to gorgeous and shining temples, from the beauty, and the sound of local life from different perspectives, the Thai traditional puppet show to fantastic gastronomy, your eyes and minds will be fulfilled with all happiness and peace. One day you will always remember!

The multi-transport experience journey takes you into the DNA of Bangkok’s diverse cultural community. You will see our capital in the most fascinating aspects of urban life and the stories behind it: dynamic Chinatown, colorful little India, skyscraper canyons and charming ancient houses, Buddhist chants and chill-out tunes, bustling markets and mystical alleys, vertical slums, and offbeat artist communities. One full journey you will always remember!

Climbing more than 300 steps and reaching The Golden Mount Temple-great example of Thai architecture at its best- that offers a stunning view of the city. Continuing with the journey to Rattanakosin – the Old Town of Bangkok by wandering around narrow streets to breathe, and feel the atmosphere of the past and local life. You can not miss the Baan Bat community that preserves the traditional technique of making handmade monk bowls from generation to generation! Fantastic one to remember!

This tour is truly unique and special in Bangkok! For everyone who is passionate and curious about making beautiful jewelry, you are all welcomed here. From learning basic techniques, and safety rules to the joy of choosing your own styles to make. The excitement of accessories created by yourself, the friendly environment surrounding you, and the memories you bring home, make this journey a unique and unforgettable experience!

The special journey will take you to find the lost treasures, beautiful and peaceful, hidden in a very busy and vibrant Bangkok. Baan Bat community -considered one of the off-the-beaten-path activities in Bangkok – you can not miss it! Maybe it is the only one in Thailand that preserves the traditional technique of making handmade monk bowls from generation to generation. A magnificent hidden gem in the middle of vibrant Bangkok that shares 3 different religions and 4 different beliefs, the Kudeejeen community welcomes you with great smiles. It is also one of the few communities that still preserve its architectural and cultural heritage in this crazy-moving world.

Being delighted by the past, having delicious taste by the culinary! Professional Adventure Asia honors to bring you the special journey to explore the old town of Bangkok where you will travel back in time and learn about the historical stories of the Sam Phraeng Neighborhood- a small, charming area with many century-old homes, great smiles from humble residents and variety of local different famous cuisines. We are sure that your eyes and mind will be happy and your stomach will be even happier!

Thinking about spending the half day free in a peaceful gem hidden in the center of dynamic Bangkok? Ban Krua Nua community- where the story of Thai Silk has been existing for decades- welcomes you with many smiles. Small, cozy shops that still produce silk scarves and other garments preserve traditional weaving methods. A special time for you to explore and bring home unforgettable, smooth memories like silk.

Wondering how to spend half a day free and taste the local savory here in Bangkok? How about a street food trail in Thonburi (a charming district located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River)? The journey will fulfill you with beautiful landmarks, magnificent flavors, and scents across the river. Not only admired by beautiful temples, by the touch of the Thai-Chinese local life but also satisfied food lovers with fragrant aromas and exotic local dishes. One trail that you will always remember!

An unforgettable journey along Chao Phraya back to the ancient capital of Thailand, Ayutthaya, during the period of the 13-17 century. From the amazing Bang Pa-In Royal Palace (Summer Palace of Thai Kingdom) to the 715-acre park listed as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will immerse yourself in the fantastic open-air museum which has its own charm with temples, ruins, and palaces. A fantastic Thai lunch on cruising will complete and satisfy your senses in its own way.

This enlightening full-day activity takes place just outside of Bangkok. Guests take a quick and convenient train ride, followed by a short truck journey to a seafood village, a world where friendly fishermen make a living from nature’s harvest. Guests get a hands-on experience of life around the beautiful mangroves and hidden canals.

This full-day tour will let you experience the authentic Karen hill tribe and immerse yourself in the hidden world of the Karen hill tribe. See from up close their way of living and experience it first-hand in this unique trip. You’ll stay in the Karen hill tribe village located in the forest in Kanchanaburi. You will participate in a range of activities that represent traditional tribal life. Get a hands-on experience in traditional food gathering and preparing. Have a taste of local dishes cooked with wild and local vegetables. Enjoy soft trekking activity in the unexploited forest. More fun activities await!

Learn about the endangered Asian elephant at the Kanchanaburi Sanctuary on this full-day tour from Bangkok. Observe these rescued elephants as they feed and bathe by the river and even get the chance to feed them in a supervised environment. Learn about the elephant’s habitat loss and conservation efforts from your guide. Enjoy a day in the jungle and snap some photos of the memorable day.

Immerse yourself with nature in this full-day trekking tour that brings you to discover the evergreen forest of Kanchanaburi. We’ll hike for 2.5 kilometers into the forest and discover the flora and fauna along the way. You’ll be told the story of the community’s forest. Participate in reforestation activities and try the food and drink from the forest. It’s an amazing adventure you shouldn’t miss.

Exploring the River Kwai in two days and staying in a luxury tent camp is one of the best ways to discover the historic sites of the region and have a better understanding of Kanchanaburi’s history. Kanchanaburi has become famous for the historic sites of World War II that are scattered throughout the region. The stories of the famous Bridge over the River Kwai and the building of the Death Railway by Allied POWs and Asian civilians are very moving. On this trip, you will combine World War II’s history with visiting cultural sights and admiring beautiful views of the country, river rafting, and jungle trekking. You will also explore a Mon tribal village and understand why people from Burma have fled their country and started a new life in Thailand.

Greated when King Thaisa of Ayutthaya cut an island from a river ox bow in 1722, the Koh Kret is a fascinating study of Mon culture. Located 25km north of Bangkok, the island is in the Chao Phraya River and is reachable by boat only. The Mon of Koh Kret are famous for their craftsmanship and pottery-making skills. The main village on the island is a thriving bazaar where you can see the pottery-making procedure and shop for all manner of pots, mortars, and earthenware

A journey here will take you past villages and temples and through waterway mazes and authentic jungle terrain. Not far from Bangkok’s bustling Sukhumvit is a fascinating place locally known as Bang Kra Jao, located across the Chao Phraya River. Reachable only by boat, the area is completely untouched by the city’s builders and represents an extraordinary opportunity to go back in time. A journey here will take you past villages and temples and through waterway mazes and authentic jungle terrain.

This cycling adventure begins in Minburi, where the city and countryside outside of Bangkok merge into a world of canals, rice paddies, and local industry. This cycling adventure begins in Minburi, where the city and countryside outside of Bangkok merge in a world of canals, rice paddies, and local industry. The canals, or “klongs” as they are known in Thailand, still support life as they have for centuries, with a myriad of different cultures existing alongside them. Klong San Saeb is one of the country’s foremost waterways, as it connects the Bangprakog and Chao Phraya rivers.

This full-day tour combines key highlights of Bangkok, including The Grand Place and Wat Pho, a long-tail boat ride along the canals and the Chao Phraya River, and a visit to Muang Boran, known as the Ancient City.

Our 7 days journey to the Thailand northern area will bring you to all the amazing aspects that one trip could be: biking through the beautiful rural landscapes and cultural monuments, from spectacular limestone mountains of Chiang Dao and the scenic village of Mae Salak, straddling the Mae Kok River to the charming ethnic minorities, from beautiful temples, lovely markets, lively buffalos on the way to one of the world’s best cuisine in the world, your mind, your soul and even your stomach will be fulfilled in nicest ways!

Nature, adventure and history – this northern Thailand biking journey has it all! Hop on two wheels and cycling along the Mekong river, passing through beautiful landscapes and historic places: green forest, rice paddles, hidden temples as well as admiring the lively local life along the way. From the off beaten trails, cool mountainous air, picturequest sceneries to the special Golden Triangle where you can see 3 countries at one glance, from the friendly smiles of residents to the northern authentic cuisine, you will feel Chiang Rai at its all aspects!

Chiang Rai is the most Northern Province in Thailand. Bordering Myanmar and Laos at the famous golden triangle and home of the fantastic White Temple, Longneck tribes and Mekong River. Chiang Rai has a lot to offer for those who love art, culture and scenic landscapes.

This adventure include high altitude trekking with exceptional views, visits to Lisu villages, meeting a shaman, caving, meditation retreat stay, easy mountain biking, and excellent food.

Include exceptional waterfalls, cool climate, visiting Royal chedis, the highest point in Thailand, camping, visiting hill tribe villages and asub-Alpine forest boardwalk.

Nestled in a green valley time seems to have left behind, the Lisu tribal society has succeeded in holding onto their cultural origins while eliciting benefits from the opportunities that responsible tourism can provide. Lisu Lodge was established over 12 years ago and has provided an essential sanctuary for the Lisu way of life. Guests at Lisu Lodge can experience an almost symbiotic bond to the tribal group while enjoying a stay that can only be described as inspirational. In a modern world where it seems more and more difficult to truly connect with a way of life, not encumbered by modern values, the Lisu Lodge stands as an opportunity to just that.

Experience 4 Days in a Traditional Lahu Village is the perfect getaway to learn more about the history and traditions of the hill-tribe communities in northern Thailand. Not only that, you will immerse yourself in their traditional lifestyle, but you will also have the chance to explore off-the-beat cultural sights of the northern part of the country. Relaxing in natural hot springs and exploring an orchid farm as well as cave temples and a boat trip will enchant visitors and reveal the secrets of this beautiful land. A visit to the Golden Triangle and Chiang Rai city with its temples will be the highlight of the last day trip.

Choosing a 3-day Homestay in Bann Mae Kam Pong’s village is the best way to experience the local lifestyle and the traditions of a Thai village. The local people have maintained their traditional way of life here and they will be more than happy to share with you their knowledge for handicraft, making herbal products, and cooking local dishes. Spending the night with a host family, you will be rewarded not only with everlasting smiles, but you will return home with unforgettable experiences. This tour is also a great choice for visiting nature spots around Chiang Mai and hiking off-the-beat trails in the countryside. You will also explore caves, enjoy the thermal water of hot springs, and learn how to cook Thai specialties.

Explore the recesses of caves with oil lanterns and witness sacred Buddha images and incredible rock formations. This Hmong adventure is not the biggest challenge, yet it’s worth every second you’re here. As you explore the Chiang Mai area, make sure you’re on time to visit the Hill Tribe Museum, which is closed on weekends and public holidays. Even if you miss it, you’ll be in awe after seeing the cave of Chiang Dao in Wat Tham Chiang Dao. More adventure awaits as you mountain bike your way to Ban Palan and then stop at a reservoir before continuing to Ban Pong Kwaw where a beautiful temple with gorgeous wall paintings await. At the Elephant Poopoo Paper Park, you’ll learn how products are made from — you guessed it — elephant poop fibers! It’s all for the sake of eco-friendliness and environmental awareness.

ee a gorgeous seven-level waterfall and experience the hospitality and excitement of lively villages as you explore Mae Kam Pong in Northern Thailand. You’ll get treated to local performances as a personal welcome to the area. Be astounded as you witness at least two incredible waterfalls before humbling yourself to the sights of magnificent temples in the area. At one point, you may offer alms to the monks. The Queen Sirikit’s Botanical Garden is Thailand’s first of its kind. It’s littered with a wide variety of greenery including cacti found in large greenhouses. A beautiful waterfall awaits you — the Tard Mok Waterfall — which also offers fantastic scenery that features glassy vapor falling off a cliff.

See incredible multi-tiered temples, gorgeous waterfalls, and help elephants who were being abused. Some of the temples you’ll visit are home to the ashes of late royalty here in Chiangmai. All are awe-inspiring with beautiful architecture and one even has a holy relic of Buddha. For that one, you’ll enjoy a climb through the Naga Serpent Staircase. You’ll get to see the famous Long Neck Karen people who fled from Myanmar and graced us with their intriguing brass coils around their necks. Places like the Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden, the Elephant Rescue Park — home for formerly ill-treated elephants, and the Doi Inthanon National Park are all wonders which offer an array of plant life and tropical wildlife including over 383 species of birds in the latter. As for waterfalls, take in the Wachirathan Falls among others as you make your way to the Inthanon summit for once in a lifetime photo ops with breathtaking views. Further on, you’ll go to the Golden Triangle — the intersection of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar. For the artist in all of us, you’ll be treated to the cultural richness and scenic landscapes of Chiang Ray. There’s a White and Blue Temple as well as the Black House, a museum of exotic animals and bizarre taxidermy.