Embark on an unforgettable 15-day cultural and adventure trip through Thailand, perfect for the moderate budget traveler. Immerse yourself in vibrant city exploration, savor incredible food, and discover ancient cultural sites and breathtaking landscapes.

Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), clear customs, and transfer to your accommodation.
Settle in and prepare for your Thai adventure.
Ensure you have local currency (THB) for initial expenses. Consider downloading a local ride-hailing app like Grab for convenient transport.
From BKK, you can take the Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai station and then connect to the BTS Skytrain, or take a metered taxi/pre-booked private transfer.
Check into your hotel, freshen up, and relax after your journey.
Take a leisurely walk along the Chao Phraya River, soaking in the atmosphere of Bangkok's main waterway as the city lights come alive.
The area around IconSiam or Asiatique The Riverfront offers great views and evening markets.
Use a river ferry (Chao Phraya Express Boat) or a tuk-tuk to reach the riverside.
Indulge in your first authentic Thai street food experience.
Explore a local night market for a variety of dishes.
Try Pad See Ew, Mango Sticky Rice, and various grilled skewers. Be adventurous!
Embark on a private tour visiting the Grand Palace and the revered Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew). Marvel at the intricate architecture and sacred artifacts.
Dress code: long pants/skirts and covered shoulders for entry. Book tours in advance to avoid queues.
Walk to Wat Pho, home to the magnificent Reclining Buddha.
This temple is also considered the birthplace of traditional Thai massage.
Admission: THB 200 per person. You can get a traditional Thai massage here (additional cost).
Enjoy a delicious and affordable local lunch near the temples, perhaps a simple noodle soup or green curry.
Take a short cross-river ferry to Wat Arun, famous for its stunning prang (tower) adorned with colorful porcelain and ceramic tiles.
Climb the central prang for panoramic river views.
Admission: THB 100 per person. Best viewed at sunset or sunrise from the opposite bank.
Experience Bangkok's vibrant nightlife with dinner and drinks at a rooftop bar offering spectacular city views.
Most rooftop bars have a smart casual dress code (no shorts or flip-flops). Reservations often recommended.
Discover Thailand's unique markets with a private tour to the Maeklong Railway Market (where a train passes through) and a traditional Floating Market (Damnoen Saduak or Amphawa).
This premium tour offers exclusive access and comfortable transportation. Don't forget your camera for the train market!
Learn to prepare classic Thai dishes like Pad Thai and Green Curry in a cozy, hands-on environment.
You'll even learn to make coconut milk from scratch!
This class is a great way to engage with Thai culture and bring home new skills. Vegetarian options available.
Savor the delicious dishes you prepared during your cooking class for dinner.
Visit the traditional Thai house and art collection of Jim Thompson, an American entrepreneur who revived the Thai silk industry.
Guided tours are mandatory and included in the admission fee (THB 200 per person). Near National Stadium BTS station.
Explore MBK Center, a large shopping mall known for its wide array of goods, from electronics to fashion and souvenirs.
Enjoy lunch at one of its many food courts.
Great for souvenir hunting and experiencing a different side of Bangkok's consumer culture.
Relax and rejuvenate with a traditional Thai massage, a perfect way to unwind after days of exploration.
Visit Asiatique The Riverfront, an upscale night market combining shopping, dining, and entertainment by the river.
Enjoy dinner at one of its many restaurants.
Accessible by a free shuttle boat from Saphan Taksin BTS station pier.
Embark on a private day trip to Kanchanaburi province.
Explore the stunning seven-tiered Erawan Waterfall and enjoy a boat tour, immersing yourself in Thailand's natural beauty and history.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking/hiking at Erawan Waterfall. Bring swimwear if you wish to swim in the natural pools. Lunch is typically included in these tours.
Enjoy a final dinner in Bangkok at a restaurant of your choice, perhaps revisiting a favorite street food spot or trying a new upscale eatery.
Take a domestic flight from Bangkok (DMK or BKK) to Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX).
Details for flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai are in the transport sections.
Arrive at your accommodation in Chiang Mai, check in, and enjoy a local lunch.
There are many excellent local restaurants around the Old City offering Northern Thai specialties like Khao Soi.
Explore the exquisite Wat Phra Singh, a beautiful Buddhist temple located in the heart of the Old City.
Dress respectfully (knees and shoulders covered).
Walk around Tha Phae Gate, the historic entrance to the Old City, and explore parts of the ancient city walls.
Indulge in a traditional Northern Thai dinner at a recommended local restaurant, trying dishes like Khao Soi or Gaeng Hung Lay.
Ask your hotel for recommendations or seek out a popular spot like Huen Phen.
Embark on an unforgettable journey with the '4 in 1 Elephants Long Neck Rafting and Sticky Waterfall Tour'.
This ethical experience includes an elephant sanctuary visit, bamboo rafting, a visit to the Karen Long Neck Village, and the famous Sticky Waterfall.
Wear comfortable clothing, bring swimwear and sunscreen. Lunch is usually included. This tour focuses on ethical interaction with elephants.
Hotel pickup and drop-off is included with the tour.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner after your full-day adventure, perhaps trying some local street food.
Learn to cook classic Thai dishes in a hands-on cooking class, often including a market visit to select fresh ingredients.
Choose from popular dishes like Pad Thai, Green Curry, or Tom Yum Goong.
Many cooking schools offer morning and afternoon sessions, and include hotel pickup. You'll get to enjoy the meal you cook!
Travel up Doi Suthep mountain to visit the magnificent Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai's most sacred temple.
Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the top.
Take a songthaew (red truck taxi) from the base of the mountain or arrange a private taxi. There's a funicular or a 300-step Naga staircase to reach the temple.
Experience the vibrant Sunday Walking Street Market, stretching along Ratchadamnoen Road.
Browse handicrafts, art, souvenirs, and enjoy a vast array of street food.
This market only operates on Sunday evenings. It gets very crowded, so be prepared for a lively atmosphere. A great place for dinner and souvenir shopping.
Join the 'Chiang Mai Organic Coffee Tour: Hand-Roasting & Brewing Workshop'.
Journey into the forest to understand the process from bean to cup, including hand-roasting and brewing your own coffee.
This is an immersive experience for coffee lovers, offering a deeper connection to local culture and sustainable practices. Lunch is usually included.
Hotel pickup and drop-off is included with the tour.
After your coffee tour, head to Nimmanhaemin Road, Chiang Mai's trendy and upscale area, known for its chic cafes, restaurants, boutiques, and art galleries.
Enjoy dinner at one of the many modern eateries.
A great spot to experience a more contemporary side of Chiang Mai.
Immerse yourself in local life at Warorot Market (Kad Luang), a large traditional market offering everything from fresh produce and spices to clothing and local snacks.
Explore the adjacent Ton Lamyai Flower Market.
A fantastic place to see authentic local commerce and try various Thai snacks.
Indulge in a relaxing traditional Thai massage or foot massage.
A perfect way to unwind after several days of exploration.
Many reputable massage shops are available throughout the city. Booking in advance is recommended for popular ones.
Enjoy a farewell dinner at a scenic riverside restaurant, savoring your last evening in Chiang Mai.
Many restaurants offer live music.
Consider restaurants like The Riverside Bar & Restaurant or Good View Bar & Restaurant for a lovely ambiance.
Organize your belongings and prepare for your onward journey to Phuket and the islands tomorrow.
Take a domestic flight from Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX) to Phuket International Airport (HKT).
Book a morning flight to maximize your time in Phuket. Taxis and airport buses are available from HKT to your accommodation.
Check into your accommodation in Phuket and take some time to settle in and freshen up.
Many hotels offer early check-in or luggage storage if your room isn't ready.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere, soft sands, and clear waters of Patong Beach.
You can swim, sunbathe, or simply people-watch.
Beach chairs and umbrellas are available for rent. Be mindful of vendors and avoid swimming in designated jet ski areas.
Experience the vibrant nightlife of Bangla Road as it comes alive after sunset with street performers, bars, and music.
This area is known for its energetic party scene. It can be quite busy and loud.
Savor a delicious Thai dinner at one of the many restaurants along Patong Beach or in the surrounding streets.
Try fresh seafood at a beachfront restaurant or explore local eateries for authentic Thai flavors.
Embark on an exclusive private speedboat tour to explore the breathtaking Phang Nga Bay, featuring the world-famous James Bond Island.
Marvel at the unique and diverse sights of Panak Island, including sea caves and hidden lagoons. This tour also includes canoeing.
This is a private tour, offering a more personalized and flexible experience. Bring swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, and a camera.
After a day of island hopping, relax at your hotel or enjoy a casual dinner in Patong.
Consider trying some local street food for a quick and tasty dinner option.
Experience three dives around the beautiful Racha Yai island, known for its clear waters and diverse marine life.
This is suitable for beginners and certified divers.
Includes equipment rental, dive master, and lunch. Ensure you are in good health for diving. No flying for at least 18-24 hours after your last dive.
If diving isn't for you, spend a relaxing day at one of Phuket's other beautiful beaches like Kata or Karon.
Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or getting a beach massage.
These beaches are generally calmer than Patong and offer a more laid-back atmosphere. Taxis or tuk-tuks can take you there.
Head to Promthep Cape, one of Phuket's most famous viewpoints, to witness a breathtaking sunset over the Andaman Sea.
Arrive early to secure a good spot, as it can get crowded. There are stalls selling drinks and snacks.
Enjoy dinner at one of the many seafood restaurants in Rawai, known for its fresh catch.
Many restaurants allow you to choose your fresh seafood from tanks and have it cooked to your preference.
Wander through the charming streets of Phuket Old Town, admiring the colorful Sino-Portuguese architecture, street art, and boutique shops.
Don't miss Thalang Road, Dibuk Road, and Krabi Road. Pop into a cafe for a coffee break.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Phuket Old Town, trying some traditional Peranakan cuisine or a modern fusion dish.
Many charming cafes and restaurants offer delicious local and international food.
Drive up to the iconic Big Buddha, a massive white marble statue offering panoramic views of Phuket island and Chalong Bay.
Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered) as it is a religious site. Donations are welcome.
Enjoy a special farewell dinner to celebrate your incredible trip to Thailand.
Choose a restaurant with a view or a fine dining experience.
Consider a rooftop restaurant or a highly-rated local eatery for your final Thai meal.
Enjoy a final leisurely breakfast at your hotel or a nearby cafe.
Make sure to pack any last-minute items and check your belongings before checking out.
Grab any last-minute souvenirs or gifts at local shops near your hotel or on the way to the airport.
Popular souvenirs include Thai silk, handicrafts, spices, and local snacks.
Complete the check-out process from your accommodation.
Confirm your airport transfer arrangements or arrange a taxi to Phuket International Airport (HKT).
Travel from your hotel to Phuket International Airport (HKT) for your flight back to Madrid.
Depending on traffic and your hotel's location, allow ample time for the transfer. Taxis, ride-sharing apps, and airport transfer services are available.
Board your international flight from Phuket (via Bangkok) back to Madrid, concluding your unforgettable Thailand journey.
Ensure you have all necessary travel documents and arrive at the airport well in advance for international check-in and security procedures.
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