Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang: Hidden Thailand Ride
Summary
This twelve-day cycling journey moves overland and by river from the walled city of Chiang Mai through the highland interior of northern Thailand before crossing into Laos at Chiang Khong. The riding passes through national parks, hill-tribe territories, and centuries-old temple complexes that receive little outside attention. Days in Laos follow the Nam Ou valley southward through village landscapes and forested ridgelines toward Nong Khiaw, arriving finally in Luang Prabang by river and road. The pace allows genuine engagement with the places and people along the way rather than passage through them.
Highlights
- Visiting Wat Tham Mae On, a working temple set inside a vast limestone cave outside Chiang Mai, was reached on the first day of riding through the rural countryside
- Touring the 700-year-old ruins of Wiang Lo by samlor with local drivers, one of three original northern kingdoms of the region alongside Sukhothai and Chiang Saen
- Crossing the Mekong at Chiang Khong and travelling the full day downriver by slow boat to Pakbeng, the unhurried rhythm of the water marking a clear shift in pace and landscape
- Spending a day on the Nam Ou River near Nong Khiaw, moving by boat before hiking through rice paddies and stream crossings to reach a tiered waterfall system deep in the jungle
- Arriving in Luang Prabang along the final stretch of Nam Ou riverbank through teak plantations, followed by dinner at a vocational training restaurant supporting marginalised youth
- Stopping at a water buffalo dairy social enterprise on the return from Kuang Si Falls, where local communities are engaged in animal husbandry and dairy production
What is included in this tour?
Items that are included in the cost of tour price.- All sightseeing as described in the program above.
- High-quality Trek Marlin 5 MTB
- Transportation in private vehicles - Bikes and Helmets
- Accommodation in hotels/resorts and guesthouses
- English-speaking guide
- Admission fees to sights described above
- Lao PDR governmental tax and service charge
- Luggage handling
- Water and Snacks whilst Cycling
- All Boat Transfers and Entrance fees
What is not included in this tour?
Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.- International air tickets
- Visa fee (approximately US$30/pax, depending on nationality)
- Travel insurance of any kind
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tips, drinks, personal expenses and other expenses not described in the program above
- Single room surcharge on request
Day by day Itinerary
Day 1
Chiang Mai, OrientationArrivals are gathered in the late afternoon at the group hotel within Chiang Mai's Old City. The first hours are practical: an orientation session, time to settle, and for those who arrive earlier in the day, a walking tour of the Old City with stops at the Three Kings Monument, Wat Chedi Luang, and Wat Phra Singh. The evening can include dinner at a small riverside restaurant on the banks of the Ping River, known locally for the quality of its northern Thai cooking and entirely unremarkable from the street.
Day 2
Rural Countryside, Mae On Cave Temple, Pang Hai VillageA short transfer out of the city after breakfast sidesteps the urban morning traffic before the route opens into the rural countryside east of Chiang Mai. Early stops take in a pair of handicraft workshops where traditional northern Thai skills are still practised at a working pace. The day's most striking stop is Wat Tham Mae On, a functioning Buddhist temple built within a massive limestone cave system, its interior lit by natural shafts of light and the smell of incense. From there, the route continues to Pang Hai, a small mountain village where the night is spent in traditional wooden Thai houses. Approximately 42 kilometres.
Day 3
Chae Son National Park, Wat Chaloem Phrakiat, PhayaoThe ride today moves through the interior of Chae Son National Park, where stands of teak and tropical hardwood provide consistent shade, and the road carries almost no traffic. The forest opens eventually to a hillside view of Wat Chaloem Phrakiat Phrachomklao Rachanusorn, a temple of white chedis that appear to float above the treeline when seen from a distance. After time at the temple, a transfer brings the group to a lakeside hotel in Phayao. Approximately 54 kilometres.
Day 4
Wiang Lo Ruins, Teak Temple, Tai Lue Museum, Chiang KhamAnother short morning transfer clears the town before the day's route settles into flat farmland, rice paddies interrupted by small villages at irregular intervals. On reaching Wiang Lo, the group boards samlors driven by village residents to move through the ruins of a settlement that dates back seven centuries. Wiang Lo was one of the three original kingdoms of the north alongside Sukhothai and Chiang Saen, and what remains carries that weight. The afternoon brings the town of Chiang Kham, where Wat Nantaram, constructed entirely from teak, and Wat Phrathat Sob Wean, which houses the museum of the Tai Lue people, are both worth extended time. Approximately 76 kilometres.
Day 5
Phu Sang National Park, Hot Spring Waterfall, Phu Tawan VillageThe day opens flat, moving through rice fields and orchards before reaching Phu Sang National Park. The park holds an unusual feature: a waterfall fed by a hot spring that originates at the top of the mountain, creating warm-water cascades rather than cold ones. Beyond the park, the road begins a long climb into the Phu Chi Fa mountain range, which straddles the Thai-Laos border. The night is spent at U Krit Organic Farm in simple A-frame bungalows, with a traditional Thai-style barbecue prepared outdoors as the light fades across the ridge. Approximately 53 kilometres.
Day 6
Ridge Descent, Ngao River Valley, Mekong, Chiang KhongThe morning follows the ridge before the road begins its long drop into the Ngao River valley, the descent releasing the altitude accumulated over the previous two days. The valley eventually leads north toward the Mekong, and the final kilometres run along the river's bank to Phrathat Doi Mae Ya Mon temple. From the temple, a transfer covers the remaining distance to Chiang Khong, the Thai border town that will serve as the last night in the country.
Day 7
Border Crossing, Mekong Slow Boat, PakbengAfter breakfast the group transfers to the pier for the crossing into Laos at Huay Xai. The Thai guide team departs here. The Mekong downriver journey to Pakbeng takes the full day by slow boat, the river wide and unhurried, the forested banks rising steeply on both sides. A Tiger Trail guide meets the group at the harbour in Pakbeng and accompanies them to riverside accommodation for the night.
Day 8
Hill Tribe Villages, Weaving Communities, OudomxayA one-hour transfer in the morning positions the group at the start of a genuinely remote section of Laos, territory where ethnic minority communities farm the hillsides with limited connection to urban centres. The route passes through villages of Phu Tai, Tai Lu, Hmong, Tai Dam, Lao, and Khamu peoples. Weaving families can be seen at their looms in the shade of their houses, working on traditional handlooms at a domestic rather than commercial pace. A 300-metre pass marks the day's principal climb before a long descent delivers the group to Oudomxai, provincial capital of the province of the same name. Approximately 80 kilometres.
Day 9
Oudomxay to Nong Khiaw, Pak Mong, Elephant Head MountainThe morning begins with a transfer to bypass the opening stretch before the route enters forested terrain. The day is hilly in its first half, demanding consistent effort, but the gradient eases as the route opens into broader valley scenery. A 30-kilometre descent leads to Pak Mong, a small depot town on the valley floor. From there the road continues to Nong Khiaw, situated beneath the limestone formation known as Elephant Head Mountain. Accommodation is riverside, with access to a pool. The day is one of the more physically demanding on the itinerary. Up to 80 kilometres.
Day 10
Nam Ou River Cruise, 100 Waterfalls Trek, Nong KhiawThis is a day without roads. A boat on the Nam Ou River carries the group past a small riverside Lao village before landing at the trailhead. From there, a walking route crosses streams and moves through rice paddies toward the base of the waterfall system locally known as the 100 Waterfalls, a series of cascades descending through dense jungle. Several hours are spent among the falls, with a lunch prepared by the guide in the middle of the cascade system using local ingredients. A trail above the falls leads back down into the valley with views over the Nam Ou, and the return to the village allows further time to observe daily life along the river.
Day 11
Nam Ou River to Road, Nong Khiaw to Luang PrabangA private boat takes the group along the Nam Ou to a point where the road quality and gradient allow a longer day's distance to be completed comfortably. The middle section moves through mountain scenery, with only a few minor passes before the route settles along the Nam Ou riverbank. The final kilometres pass through teak plantations before Luang Prabang comes into view. Dinner is at a restaurant operated by a vocational training programme for marginalised youth, a quietly purposeful end to the journey's longest day on the road. The night market is nearby for those who want to walk after dinner. Approximately 95 kilometres.
Day 12
Kuang Si Falls, Water Buffalo Dairy, Luang PrabangThe final active day begins with a drive of approximately ninety minutes to Kuang Si Falls, where the tiered limestone pools hold turquoise water of unusual clarity and temperature. The return stops at a social enterprise dairy working with water buffalo and the surrounding communities, its focus on animal husbandry, herd health, and dairy production. Cheeses and ice cream made on site are included as part of a picnic lunch before the group returns to Luang Prabang for the last night in the city. Approximately 60 kilometres.
Ayutthaya Bike Adventure
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1 dayThis 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.
A Day of Ayutthaya Cultural Tour
1 1 dayThis 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.
Cycling the Surroundings of Kanchanaburi
3 3 days 2 nightsKanchanaburi 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.
Exploration along River Kwai and Trek to Erawan Falls
4 4 days 3 nightsDiscover 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 Northeast Thailand in 4 days
4 4 days 3 nightsExplore 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.
Explore the South of Thailand
5 5 days 4 nightsExploring 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.
Experiencing Lifestyle and Culture Around Thailand
7 7 days 6 nightsVisiting 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.
Cruising Upstream the historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Cruising Downstream The Historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Discover the Trails of Thailand
9 9 days 8 nightsThis 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.
Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang | Private Cycling
9 10 DAYS
ModerateThis ten-day journey moves north to south through two countries on two wheels, covering 545 kilometres of terrain that ranges from teak forest singletrack to the limestone corridors above the Mekong. The route begins quietly alongside the Ping River in Chiang Mai and builds steadily through hill tribe uplands, border crossings, and the rural interior of northern Laos before arriving in Luang Prabang. Each day is structured around the landscape rather than a schedule, with private boat transfers, forest treks, and cultural pauses folded naturally into the riding. Accommodation is chosen for position and quality of setting. The pace allows time to observe without rushing past it.
Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang: Hidden Thailand Ride
12 12 DAYS Fairly EasyThis twelve-day cycling journey moves overland and by river from the walled city of Chiang Mai through the highland interior of northern Thailand before crossing into Laos at Chiang Khong. The riding passes through national parks, hill-tribe territories, and centuries-old temple complexes that receive little outside attention. Days in Laos follow the Nam Ou valley southward through village landscapes and forested ridgelines toward Nong Khiaw, arriving finally in Luang Prabang by river and road. The pace allows genuine engagement with the places and people along the way rather than passage through them.
Ayutthaya Bike Adventure
1 1 dayThis 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.
A Day of Ayutthaya Cultural Tour
1 1 dayThis 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.
Cycling the Surroundings of Kanchanaburi
3 3 days 2 nightsKanchanaburi 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.
Exploration along River Kwai and Trek to Erawan Falls
4 4 days 3 nightsDiscover 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 Northeast Thailand in 4 days
4 4 days 3 nightsExplore 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.
Explore the South of Thailand
5 5 days 4 nightsExploring 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.
Experiencing Lifestyle and Culture Around Thailand
7 7 days 6 nightsVisiting 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.
Cruising Upstream the historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Cruising Downstream The Historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Discover the Trails of Thailand
9 9 days 8 nightsThis 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.
Ayutthaya Bike Adventure
1 1 dayThis 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.
A Day of Ayutthaya Cultural Tour
1 1 dayThis 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.
Cycling the Surroundings of Kanchanaburi
3 3 days 2 nightsKanchanaburi 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.
Exploration along River Kwai and Trek to Erawan Falls
4 4 days 3 nightsDiscover 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 Northeast Thailand in 4 days
4 4 days 3 nightsExplore 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.
Explore the South of Thailand
5 5 days 4 nightsExploring 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.
Experiencing Lifestyle and Culture Around Thailand
7 7 days 6 nightsVisiting 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.
Cruising Upstream the historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Cruising Downstream The Historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Discover the Trails of Thailand
9 9 days 8 nightsThis 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
4 4 days 3 nightsCycling 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.
7-Day Excursion from River Kwai to Erawan Falls to Hua Hin Beach
7 7 days 6 nightsBask 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.
Discover Nan, the hidden gem of Northern Thailand
3 3 days 2 nightsThe 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
Kanchanaburi Complete Cultural Adventure Trek
5 5 days 4 nights ModerateEmbark 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.
Kanchanaburi Eco-Adventure Trek
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyThe 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
A Buddhist Monk chat in Bangkok
1 1 day Fairly Easy“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!
Story of silk- Jim Thompson house, Bangkok
1 1 day LeisurelyHidden 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!
Long lasting memories with Long tail boat tour in Thonburi-Bangkok
1 1 day LeisurelyEscape 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!
Therapy treatment for yourself,hopes for released inmates in Bangkok
1 3 hours LeisurelyAre 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!
Four-Day Grand Tour of the Golden Triangle
4 4 days 3 nightsFrom emerald Buddhas to venerated temples to the Elephant Poopoo Paper park, the Golden Triangle tour has everything for anyone looking for an escape. The Phami Akha community proudly boasts a self-reliant lifestyle based around sustainability. The Elephant Poopoo Paper Park is another striking way the locals are setting an example for others in the region. There’s also the Dara Pirom Palace Museum (closed on Mondays) which once housed a princess. As for the regular folk, you’ll get to observe their traditional silk spinning and lacquerware creation before you head out.
Discover Chiang Mai – Mae Hong Son – Pai
4 4 days 3 nightsChiang Mai-Mae Hong Son-Pai Tour is 4 Days of non-stop trekking and exploration of the beautiful towns of Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Son-Pai. The tour also includes biking and hiking. You will also experience the culture of the region with visits to small villages, temples and local markets. You will feel like a local over the 4-day duration of this tour. Book now to secure your Chiang Mai-Mae Hong Son-Pai experience!
Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang | Private Cycling
9 10 DAYS ModerateThis ten-day journey moves north to south through two countries on two wheels, covering 545 kilometres of terrain that ranges from teak forest singletrack to the limestone corridors above the Mekong. The route begins quietly alongside the Ping River in Chiang Mai and builds steadily through hill tribe uplands, border crossings, and the rural interior of northern Laos before arriving in Luang Prabang. Each day is structured around the landscape rather than a schedule, with private boat transfers, forest treks, and cultural pauses folded naturally into the riding. Accommodation is chosen for position and quality of setting. The pace allows time to observe without rushing past it.
Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang: Hidden Thailand Ride
12 12 DAYS Fairly EasyThis twelve-day cycling journey moves overland and by river from the walled city of Chiang Mai through the highland interior of northern Thailand before crossing into Laos at Chiang Khong. The riding passes through national parks, hill-tribe territories, and centuries-old temple complexes that receive little outside attention. Days in Laos follow the Nam Ou valley southward through village landscapes and forested ridgelines toward Nong Khiaw, arriving finally in Luang Prabang by river and road. The pace allows genuine engagement with the places and people along the way rather than passage through them.
The Mekong and Hmong Experience
3 3 days 2 nights Fairly EasyThis adventure includes visiting the Hall of Opium, cruising down the Mekong River, trekking along the Laos border, exploring Hmong and Lahu villages with traditional activities and performances, and a homestay with exceptional views of the river.
Above The Burmese Border
3 3 days 2 nights ModerateThe highlight of this trek is the rugged ascent of Thailand’s second highest mountain, Doi Pha Hom Pok. Situated in the far North, along the Burmese border it stands 2,230m above sea level, with a trekking ascent of nearly 2,000m in elevation. Poi Pha Hom Pok translates into “where the sky touches the ground” in Thai and you camp overnight high up on the mountainside. Here we enjoy numerous views of the unspoiled frontier of the Shan states across the border in Myanmar. It all sits inside the Fang National Park, which includes inviting hot springs at the first night’s camp. The trek starts with an intriguing 500m shortcut through a fascinating cave and is home to captivatingly beautiful waterfalls.
Six-Day Island Hopping Adventure in Phuket
6 6 days 5 nightsDiscovering an Emerald Cave, locally known as Tham Morakot, in the natural wonder of Phuket, Thailand. Going deeper, you’ll experience an incredible inland beach containing chimney-like walls of dripping vegetation. You’ll be treated to one of the best snorkeling sites in the world — the Andaman Sea — as you travel via local long-tailed boats between islands. A variety of colorful fish and gorgeous soft coral await you. Of course, the awe-inspiring crystal clear waters are an easy way to witness the variety of underwater life present here. Both hard and soft coral lay within the Koh Ngai, an island making up a part of the National Marine Park. You’ll have plenty of time for leisure on this six-day journey to peace, wellness, and fulfillment. You’ll further enjoy an array of delicious local meals as you soak in the full glory of this piece of heaven.
Railay Bay Climbing/Canoeing/Kayak/Snorkeling
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyThis 2 days trek combines a soft climbing hike with boating and snorkeling. You spend the first day exploring the Railay Bay coastline and visit the renowned Diamond Cave before returning to your Railay Beach hotel for beach fun, swimming, or relaxation.
Experience Krabi with Different Emotions
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyFor the cycling and rafting enthusiast, this adventure offers both and encompasses both the northern and southern reaches of the Krabi region. The eco-tour includes a chance to swim in the Emerald Pool and bathe in natural spas created by hot springs.
Highlights of Southern Thailand
4 4 days 3 nights Fairly EasyExplore the best attractions and sites of Southern Thailand on this exciting 4-day adventure. You will explore the stunning Phuket, Krabi, and Kao Sok regions, and enjoy beautiful white-sand beaches, mangrove swamps, ancient caves, and the stunning unspoiled scenery of the Tharn Bokkorani National Park. Book the Highlights of Southern Thailand in 4-Days Tour today!
Happy Elephant – Jungle Lake
3 3 days 2 nights Fairly EasyThe daily life of our elephants is by taking care of them, learning how they live, walking with them in the jungle, bathing with them in the river… 3 Days of trekking. We offer you to be part of the daily life of our elephants by taking care of them, learning how they live, walking with them in the jungle, bathing with them in the river… There is no riding here as we support the well-being of our family of elephants and we do our best to give them a happy life.
Pulsating Snorkel to Koh Bon – Koh Tachai – Koh Surin
4 4 days 3 nights LeisurelyIf you enjoy the underwater world, there is no better tour to do in Vietnam than the Pulsating Snorkel Liveaboard Tour to Koh Bon-Koh Tachai-Surin Islands. This is 3 full days and nights of snorkeling through some of the best spots in the Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, and Surin Islands. You will experience the alluring underwater flora and fauna of the region. You might get the opportunity to snorkel with Manta Rays, and Whale Sharks and also view baby sharks depending on the season that you visit.
Srisawat Nature/Elephant/Erawan Trek
3 3 days 2 nights Fairly EasyErawan National Park and its famous seven-tiered waterfalls are one of the most stunning in Southeast Asia. You’ll enjoy boating, and elephant trekking (even bathing with them!).
Sangklaburi Nature/Elephant/Rafting Trek
3 3 days 2 nights LeisurelyThis adventure is a potpourri of different experiences to tantalize every sense and takes advantage of the wide variety of experiences Thailand has to offer.
Kanchanaburi Highlights
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyThis tour includes visiting many of Kanchanaburi’s cultural highlights along with visiting an elephant camp, Erawan Waterfalls the famed Tiger Temple.
Happy Elephant – Jungle Safari at Khao Sok-Thailand
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyIt’s 2 days of trekking. Come join us, meet our babies and witness the magnificence of these amazing creatures. They are waiting to share with you an unforgettable experience! We offer you to be part of the daily life of our elephants by taking care of them, learning how they live, walking with them in the jungle, bathing with them in the river… There is no riding here as we support the well-being of our family of elephants and we do our best to give them a happy life. Come join us, meet our babies and witness the magnificence of these amazing creatures. They are waiting to share with you an unforgettable experience!
Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang | Private Cycling
9 10 DAYS ModerateThis ten-day journey moves north to south through two countries on two wheels, covering 545 kilometres of terrain that ranges from teak forest singletrack to the limestone corridors above the Mekong. The route begins quietly alongside the Ping River in Chiang Mai and builds steadily through hill tribe uplands, border crossings, and the rural interior of northern Laos before arriving in Luang Prabang. Each day is structured around the landscape rather than a schedule, with private boat transfers, forest treks, and cultural pauses folded naturally into the riding. Accommodation is chosen for position and quality of setting. The pace allows time to observe without rushing past it.
Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang: Hidden Thailand Ride
12 12 DAYS Fairly EasyThis twelve-day cycling journey moves overland and by river from the walled city of Chiang Mai through the highland interior of northern Thailand before crossing into Laos at Chiang Khong. The riding passes through national parks, hill-tribe territories, and centuries-old temple complexes that receive little outside attention. Days in Laos follow the Nam Ou valley southward through village landscapes and forested ridgelines toward Nong Khiaw, arriving finally in Luang Prabang by river and road. The pace allows genuine engagement with the places and people along the way rather than passage through them.
Ayutthaya Bike Adventure
1 1 dayThis 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.
A Day of Ayutthaya Cultural Tour
1 1 dayThis 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.
Cycling the Surroundings of Kanchanaburi
3 3 days 2 nightsKanchanaburi 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.
Exploration along River Kwai and Trek to Erawan Falls
4 4 days 3 nightsDiscover 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 Northeast Thailand in 4 days
4 4 days 3 nightsExplore 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.
Explore the South of Thailand
5 5 days 4 nightsExploring 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.
Experiencing Lifestyle and Culture Around Thailand
7 7 days 6 nightsVisiting 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.
Cruising Upstream the historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Cruising Downstream The Historic River Kwai
4 4 days 3 nightsThe 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.
Discover the Trails of Thailand
9 9 days 8 nightsThis 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
4 4 days 3 nightsCycling 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.
Discover Nan, the hidden gem of Northern Thailand
3 3 days 2 nightsThe 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
Kanchanaburi Complete Cultural Adventure Trek
5 5 days 4 nights ModerateEmbark 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.
Kanchanaburi Eco-Adventure Trek
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyThe 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
A Buddhist Monk chat in Bangkok
1 1 day Fairly Easy“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!
Story of silk- Jim Thompson house, Bangkok
1 1 day LeisurelyHidden 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!
Long lasting memories with Long tail boat tour in Thonburi-Bangkok
1 1 day LeisurelyEscape 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!
Therapy treatment for yourself,hopes for released inmates in Bangkok
1 3 hours LeisurelyAre 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!
Four-Day Grand Tour of the Golden Triangle
4 4 days 3 nightsFrom emerald Buddhas to venerated temples to the Elephant Poopoo Paper park, the Golden Triangle tour has everything for anyone looking for an escape. The Phami Akha community proudly boasts a self-reliant lifestyle based around sustainability. The Elephant Poopoo Paper Park is another striking way the locals are setting an example for others in the region. There’s also the Dara Pirom Palace Museum (closed on Mondays) which once housed a princess. As for the regular folk, you’ll get to observe their traditional silk spinning and lacquerware creation before you head out.
Discover Chiang Mai – Mae Hong Son – Pai
4 4 days 3 nightsChiang Mai-Mae Hong Son-Pai Tour is 4 Days of non-stop trekking and exploration of the beautiful towns of Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Son-Pai. The tour also includes biking and hiking. You will also experience the culture of the region with visits to small villages, temples and local markets. You will feel like a local over the 4-day duration of this tour. Book now to secure your Chiang Mai-Mae Hong Son-Pai experience!
The Mekong and Hmong Experience
3 3 days 2 nights Fairly EasyThis adventure includes visiting the Hall of Opium, cruising down the Mekong River, trekking along the Laos border, exploring Hmong and Lahu villages with traditional activities and performances, and a homestay with exceptional views of the river.
Above The Burmese Border
3 3 days 2 nights ModerateThe highlight of this trek is the rugged ascent of Thailand’s second highest mountain, Doi Pha Hom Pok. Situated in the far North, along the Burmese border it stands 2,230m above sea level, with a trekking ascent of nearly 2,000m in elevation. Poi Pha Hom Pok translates into “where the sky touches the ground” in Thai and you camp overnight high up on the mountainside. Here we enjoy numerous views of the unspoiled frontier of the Shan states across the border in Myanmar. It all sits inside the Fang National Park, which includes inviting hot springs at the first night’s camp. The trek starts with an intriguing 500m shortcut through a fascinating cave and is home to captivatingly beautiful waterfalls.
Six-Day Island Hopping Adventure in Phuket
6 6 days 5 nightsDiscovering an Emerald Cave, locally known as Tham Morakot, in the natural wonder of Phuket, Thailand. Going deeper, you’ll experience an incredible inland beach containing chimney-like walls of dripping vegetation. You’ll be treated to one of the best snorkeling sites in the world — the Andaman Sea — as you travel via local long-tailed boats between islands. A variety of colorful fish and gorgeous soft coral await you. Of course, the awe-inspiring crystal clear waters are an easy way to witness the variety of underwater life present here. Both hard and soft coral lay within the Koh Ngai, an island making up a part of the National Marine Park. You’ll have plenty of time for leisure on this six-day journey to peace, wellness, and fulfillment. You’ll further enjoy an array of delicious local meals as you soak in the full glory of this piece of heaven.
Railay Bay Climbing/Canoeing/Kayak/Snorkeling
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyThis 2 days trek combines a soft climbing hike with boating and snorkeling. You spend the first day exploring the Railay Bay coastline and visit the renowned Diamond Cave before returning to your Railay Beach hotel for beach fun, swimming, or relaxation.
Experience Krabi with Different Emotions
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyFor the cycling and rafting enthusiast, this adventure offers both and encompasses both the northern and southern reaches of the Krabi region. The eco-tour includes a chance to swim in the Emerald Pool and bathe in natural spas created by hot springs.
Highlights of Southern Thailand
4 4 days 3 nights Fairly EasyExplore the best attractions and sites of Southern Thailand on this exciting 4-day adventure. You will explore the stunning Phuket, Krabi, and Kao Sok regions, and enjoy beautiful white-sand beaches, mangrove swamps, ancient caves, and the stunning unspoiled scenery of the Tharn Bokkorani National Park. Book the Highlights of Southern Thailand in 4-Days Tour today!
Happy Elephant – Jungle Lake
3 3 days 2 nights Fairly EasyThe daily life of our elephants is by taking care of them, learning how they live, walking with them in the jungle, bathing with them in the river… 3 Days of trekking. We offer you to be part of the daily life of our elephants by taking care of them, learning how they live, walking with them in the jungle, bathing with them in the river… There is no riding here as we support the well-being of our family of elephants and we do our best to give them a happy life.
Pulsating Snorkel to Koh Bon – Koh Tachai – Koh Surin
4 4 days 3 nights LeisurelyIf you enjoy the underwater world, there is no better tour to do in Vietnam than the Pulsating Snorkel Liveaboard Tour to Koh Bon-Koh Tachai-Surin Islands. This is 3 full days and nights of snorkeling through some of the best spots in the Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, and Surin Islands. You will experience the alluring underwater flora and fauna of the region. You might get the opportunity to snorkel with Manta Rays, and Whale Sharks and also view baby sharks depending on the season that you visit.
Srisawat Nature/Elephant/Erawan Trek
3 3 days 2 nights Fairly EasyErawan National Park and its famous seven-tiered waterfalls are one of the most stunning in Southeast Asia. You’ll enjoy boating, and elephant trekking (even bathing with them!).
Kanchanaburi Highlights
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyThis tour includes visiting many of Kanchanaburi’s cultural highlights along with visiting an elephant camp, Erawan Waterfalls the famed Tiger Temple.
Happy Elephant – Jungle Safari at Khao Sok-Thailand
2 2 days 1 night Fairly EasyIt’s 2 days of trekking. Come join us, meet our babies and witness the magnificence of these amazing creatures. They are waiting to share with you an unforgettable experience! We offer you to be part of the daily life of our elephants by taking care of them, learning how they live, walking with them in the jungle, bathing with them in the river… There is no riding here as we support the well-being of our family of elephants and we do our best to give them a happy life. Come join us, meet our babies and witness the magnificence of these amazing creatures. They are waiting to share with you an unforgettable experience!
