This welcoming kingdom lures visitors with smiles as golden as its glistening temples; with colourful hill tribes and rich culture; with dense rainforests and abundant wildlife; with traditional fishing villages and exuberant cities of high rises and neon lights; and with jungle-topped islands and gorgeous beaches anchored in azure seas.
With so many contrasting destinations, a multi-centre holiday is just the recipe for a perfect Thai getaway. It’s no problem getting from place to place as numerous flights connect northern, central and southern regions, including some of the larger islands, while more far-flung isles are easily reached by boat.
Where better to kick start your Thai adventure than Bangkok, with its cacophony of colourful sights, sounds and...
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The climate does vary throughout this country and from coast to coast so you can visit all year round.; however, the best time is generally during the cool, dry season between November and early April. See each resort for further details.
A visa is only required if you stay in Thailand for more than 30 days.
Flight time from the UK to Bangkok is approximately 11.5 hours (non-stop).
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Explore the idyllic mountainside Santikhiri village on this full day trip from Chiang Rai. Visit the hill tribe villages of indigenous Thai people, learn about their unique way of living and stop by tea and coffee plantations as well as the store selling locally grown products such as wine and herbs.
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On this full day tour take the local ferry across the Chao Phraya River to the man-made island of Bang Kachao. It’s then a bike ride to the Botanic Gardens and on to Ban Thoop for some community activities, and then visit Bang Nampheung local market. After lunch, it’s a rickshaw ride back to the pier and return to your hotel.
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This half day tour from Mae Hong Son includes an early visit to the market which sells all manner of goods. Continue to Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu which dominates the city. Also visit Wat Chong Klang and Wat Chong Kam monasteries.
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Visit a local fresh market to select the ingredients needed to prepare three of Thailand’s favourite meals: Kung Saroong, Chicken Cashew Nut and Panaeng Curry. After learning how to cook home-style Thai food, enjoy eating your own culinary creations! Available Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
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This half day tour begins with a cruise by longtail boat along the Mae Ping River to a farmhouse for a leisurely stroll around the grounds. Continue to Waroros Market for a real insight to life in this region before travelling by tricycle along the main road to the old city. Here, visit Wat Pra Singh temple which contains supreme examples of Lanna art.
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This must-do half day tour gives a true feel of Koh Samui. See a number of island highlights and attractions as well as many beaches. The ‘Big Buddha’, Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, Namuang Waterfall and Nathon town are just a few of the places visited.
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This half day culinary adventure begins at Bangkok’s largest fresh market where you shop for premium ingredients before a Tuk Tuk ride to the cooking school. Guided by the skilled chef, you’ll craft a daily set menu tailored to your taste, while mastering essential cooking techniques. Later, you and your fellow food enthusiasts get to tuck into your delectable creations!
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This 90 minute tour to the stunning Grand Palace complex is a “must-do”. Tour its temples and pagodas, including magnifi cent Wat Phra Kaew - the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. As you stroll the complex, admire the golden domes, inspirational spires and exotic, richly carved murals.
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Enjoy a full day visiting two of Southern Thailand’s most famous islands, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Lay, the home of Maya Beach which featured in the Hollywood fi lm “The Beach”. After lunch at a beachside restaurant, you’ll explore further and stop for swimming and snorkelling.
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On this half day tour from Chiang Mai visit a Meo hill tribe to observe their simple way of life. Continue to the north’s most sacred temple, Wat Phra That Doi Suthep for panoramic views.
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A fun-filled day travelling in an open off-road jeep begins at Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, before heading on to Wat Khunaram to see the mummified monk Luong Pordaeng. Next, you have the chance to swim and relax at Namuang Waterfall before lunch at a mountain restaurant with breathtaking views. Continue to visit the unique Magic Garden which is filled with creative stone structures, head to the highest point of the island at Wat Teepangkorn and then see the renowned Big Buddha.
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