Bangkok and Chiangmai Tour Package for a Perfect Thai Escape

Start your morning with a delicious complimentary breakfast buffet at the hotel. Your tour guide will share fascinating insights into the diverse temple styles of Thailand, including Thai, Burmese, Lanna, Sri Lankan, and Mon influences.

The journey begins at Wat Phra Singh, one of Chiang Mai’s most treasured and historic temples. Marvel at the chedi’s exquisite Lanna-style architecture and the revered Phra Buddha Sihing statue.

Next, visit Wat Chedi Luang, a magnificent 14th-century temple renowned for its towering stupa, standing about 282 feet tall and 144 feet wide. Once home to the sacred Emerald Buddha—one of Thailand’s most venerated relics—this temple partially collapsed during an earthquake centuries ago. Here, you may engage in thoughtful conversations with resident monks to learn more about Buddha and Buddhism. Please remember to seek their permission before taking photographs.

Continue to Wat Suan Dok, a 14th-century temple that blends Lanna and Burmese styles, now home to important relics of Chiang Mai’s royal family.

After the temple visits, take a well-deserved lunch break before heading to the Chiang Mai Market, the city’s largest and most popular shopping destination. Browse through an array of goods, including shoes, bags, handicrafts, and electronics, offering the perfect opportunity for souvenir hunting.

After a hearty breakfast, head to Mae Tang Elephant Camp, where you can enjoy captivating elephant shows, elephant rides, ox-cart rides, and other cultural activities. The scenic drive to the camp takes you through beautiful mountainous landscapes.

Later, visit the Sankampaeng Area, famous for traditional Thai handicrafts such as lacquerware, silverware, and iconic Thai umbrellas. Return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Start your day with breakfast, then transfer to Chiang Mai Airport for your flight to Bangkok. Upon arrival in the bustling capital, embark on a half-day city tour featuring some of Bangkok’s most significant temples:

Wat Pho – Home to the majestic Reclining Buddha and the city’s largest temple complex.

Wat Traimit – Known for its massive golden Buddha statue, one of the largest in the world.

Wat Benchamabopit (The Marble Temple) – A 19th-century architectural gem built with Italian marble.

The tour also includes a visit to Bangkok’s renowned gems and jewellery stores, where you can shop for jade and other precious stones. Spend the evening at leisure before staying overnight in Bangkok.

After breakfast, make a final stop at Indra Market for souvenir shopping before bidding farewell to Bangkok, carrying with you cherished memories of its rich heritage.