Upon arrival in Bangkok, Thailand’s capital. Arrival and welcome at Bangkok International Airport. Transfer to hotel and overnight. 

Take a tour of Bangkok's city and temples this morning. Bangkok is an intriguing mix of ancient and modern. Have breakfast and travel to Wat Phu Khao Thong (the Golden Mount Temple). Reach the top and enjoy the spectacular view of Bangkok. The golden stupa houses a Buddha relic and welcomes worshippers all year round. Then visit the tranquil Wat Po, the city's largest and oldest temple, home to the amazing colossal Reclining Buddha, which is almost 150 feet long and about 40 feet high. Make a stop at Temple of dawn and visit the great and colorfully Stupa, decorated spires and stands majestically over the water. In the evening, you may enjoy The River of King Dinner Cruise (US$65) over the beautiful Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Experience a fine dinner including a wide selection of dishes ranging from Thai and international foods served in a buffet fashion. See some of Thailand’s most famous attractions, such as the Temple of Dawn, The Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and Rama VIII Bridge on this 2-hour cruise. While being entertained with a live band. (1800 – 2200)

Meals: Breakfast,Lunch

Today is yours to explore Bangkok independently. Or, take the optional full day tour with lunch visiting floating market, grand palace, and emerald buddha(US$85). This morning, travel to Damnoen Saduak floating market. Enjoy a long-tail boat riding to navigate through the canals surrounded by greenery. Vendors on rowing boats will be offering local snacks, tropical fruits, and tasty dishes. It is great for photo opportunities. Lunch at local restaurant. Then, we travel to the Grand Palace and the temple of the Emerald Buddha. Together, they provide Bangkok's most stunning sights for tourists. The Grand Palace is regarded as the most sacred site and spiritual heart of the Thai Kingdom. It is a complex of buildings featuring the fusion of traditional Thai architecture and the 19-th century European style. The temple of the Emerald Buddha consists of over 100 brightly colored buildings, golden spires and glittering mosaics, dating back to 1782, when Bangkok was founded. The Emerald Buddha in the temple is the main attraction. The revered figurine is made from a solid one piece of green jade. Return to the hotel and overnight

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, visit the dramatic House of Opium at Golden Triangle Park, offering an informative exhibition on the history of opium which dates back almost 5000 years. Ascend to the hilltop viewpoint to see the famous "Golden Triangle" of Southeast Asia - the meeting point of the borders of Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos. The locals call it "Sop Ruak", as this is also where the Mekong meets the Ruak River. Enjoy a lunch produced locally this afternoon before boarding a cruise down the Mekong River's banks between Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand, where you can observe local farmers and fisherman at work and discover more about how the river was involved in the opium trade. Then you may join the optional excursion to visit the renowned village of Long-Necked Karen Tribe(US$40). Mae Salong, still inhabited by hill people, namely the Akha, Long Neck and Salong tribes. Feel their way of life and enjoy souvenirs from community kiosks full of carved wood and silver work. Neck rings made from brass weighing 4 kg are available for you to try and take photos.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Breakfast at hotel and travel to Chiang Mai, ancient capital of the Lanna Kingdom . This morning, visit the most sacred temple in the North of Thailand: Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep is the most sacred temple in Chiang Mai and contains a holy relic of the Lord Buddha. The view of Chiang Mai City from the mountain temple is phenomenal. In the evening,you may join an optional Khantoke Dinner (US$45), a Traditional Khantoke Dinner is a unique and culturally rich dining experience that originates from the northern regions of Thailand, particularly among the Lanna people. It is characterized by a communal meal served on low wooden tables called "khantokes," which are surrounded by floor seating mats, allowing diners to sit comfortably on the floor. Then head back to the hotel.

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast at the hotel, full day of leisure. You may join our Elephant Sanctuary optional tour(US$68) or Traditional Thai Massage($30). A half-day package to Elephant Sanctuary offers visitors an enjoyable opportunity to spend quality time with elephants in their natural home, as well as gain an insight into their history and behavior, and create cherished lifelong memories of their time spent with these amazing animals with friendly, happy elephants in a safe and sustainable environment. A trip to Thailand is not complete without experiencing a traditional Thai Massage! Unlike other types of massages, in Thailand your masseuse will stretch, bend, and contort your body into various positions, known to quickly ease the stress of muscle tension and aids in curing minor illnesses. Return to the hotel and overnight.

Meals: Breakfast

Today is yours to just relax, rejuvenate and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. There is plenty to do and much to see in Phuket, including the Aquar-ium, Butterfly and Orchid Gardens and the Thai Village. Or, travel by speedboat on the optional full day excursion to the magnificent Phi Phi & Bamboo Islands by Speedboat with lunch (USD$98). Travel to Bamboo Island by speedboat to relax on the private beach with its sparkling white sand. Lunch is served at a nearby restaurant before going to the spectacular Phi Phi Islands, which rise from the sea and have high cliffs and brilliant blue waters. Meet the amiable monkeys who reside here as you visit Monkey Beach. After, view Viking Cave, a limestone cave well-known as a nesting site for swifts. Discover the breathtaking scenery of Pileh Cove and Loh Samah Bay, two fantastic locations for swimming and snorkelling. Continue to Maya Bay, which served as the location for several of the "The Beach" movie's scenes. Spend the rest of the day swimming, sunbathing, or just relaxing at the beach before transferring back to the hotel.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport to board your flight to Hong Kong. Upon arrival, transfer to hotel, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. You may spend the evening exploring the bustling streets, world-class shopping districts, and iconic landmarks. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, savor local delicacies, and perhaps take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade.

Meal: Breakfast

This morning, meet the tour guide at the appointed meeting point, embark on a captivating half-day tour of Hong Kong's highlights. Take the Peak Tram, one of the world's oldest and most famous funicular railways, enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Victoria Harbour from Lion's Point View Pavilion. Begin your Old Town Central exploration with stroll along Pottinger Street, affectionately dubbed Stone Slabs Street, a testament to the district's rich heritage.  including Tai Kwun, once the Central Police Station Compound. To feel the serene ambiance of Man Mo Temple, venerating the Gods of Literature and War for over a century and a half. Conclude your day with a culinary delight—a dim sum tasting at the acclaimed Michelin-starred Tim Ho Wan.

Meals: Breakfast

Enjoy your free time today, or join the optional “foodie tour“ (US$109/person, transfer not included), enjoy a culinary journey through one of Hong Kong's most vibrant neighborhoods. Led by knowledgeable local guides, explore the old districts of Central and Sheung Wan, sampling some of the city's favorite foods and drinks along the way.  Visiting six family-run tasting spots carefully chosen to showcase the best of Hong Kong cuisine. Discover the secrets behind each selected tasting as you indulge in this flavorful journey. All food and drink tastings are included in package. 

Meals: Breakfast

Today transfer to the airport for your return flight.

Meals: Breakfast