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15 Days | Thailand – the original, and for many, still the best.

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15 days

Start

Bangkok, Thailand

Finish

Bangkok, Thailand

Trip Code

TTSN

Min Age

Trip Size

1 - null

Physical Rating

Meals

3 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 3 dinners

Transport

Private minvan, Public bus, Overnight sleeper train, Songthaew, Taxi, Longtail Boat

Accommodation

Guesthouse (5 nights), Hilltribe village (2 nights), Hotel (4 nights), Overnight sleeper train (2 nights), Rafthouse (1 night)

From £1,402(15 days)

Trip Informations

There’s a reason this trip was the one that started it all, and still remains one of the most popular. On this 15-day adventure, you'll discover Northern Thailand, experience the chaotic metropolis of bustling Bangkok, trek among the hillside villages near Chiang Rai, drift down the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi and see the historic temples of the Siam Kingdom. With welcoming hospitality, local experiences, mouth-watering cooking classes and plenty of free time to travel at your own pace, come along and see why this trip was, and still is, a benchmark for all our adventures.

Why you’ll love this trip

This is one of the original Tuuur journeys that started it all. Discover why Northern Thailand was chosen all those years back as an ideal destination to launch a world of travel experiences.

Experience rural Thai life with multi-day trek through scenic hilltribe villages in the remote Thai countryside, meeting welcoming locals and sharing laughs along the way.

Visit the home of the infamous ‘Bridge over the River Kwai’, learning about its dark history and the construction of the railway during the war.

Even the transport on this trip is an adventure – discover the joys of travelling on overnight sleeper trains, longtail boats, songthaew and rafthouses.

Indulge in an organic farm to plate cooking demonstration and take the chance to learn a few cooking tips from the village chef in the Akha Hilltribe, for an unforgettable meal full of heat, spice and fresh food. You won’t go hungry!

By travelling on this trip, you’ll learn about our Tuuur Foundation partner, World Animal Protection. Donations support them to promote better living conditions for elephants in captivity and help rescue elephants from inhumane conditions. Tuuur will double your impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Tuuur Foundation.

Is this trip right for you?

The hilltribe village house stays are a wonderful opportunity to witness every day rural life. Facilities are simple and multi-share but comfortable, with mattresses, bedding and mosquito nets all provided. Some travellers are nervous about the village house experience before they arrive, but we find most end up naming this as a highlight of their time in Thailand and a rewarding, authentic experience. On occasion your accommodation may not have hot water, but you will probably be keen to cool down from the heat with a refreshing cold shower!

As we cover so much of the country in just over two weeks, be prepared for some long travel days. This trip includes two nights on overnight trains between Bangkok and Chiang Mai. Accommodation is simple but comfortable – soft sleeper class multishare compartments with air-conditioning and bunk beds, with sheets and a pillow provided.

Temperatures and humidity can be high in Thailand, especially when walking in the countryside where, at times, there may be little shade. Be prepared by taking plenty of drink breaks and wearing appropriate skin protection. Some travellers find an umbrella handy to keep the sun off (this will also come in handy should it rain!).

Itinerary

DAY 1
Day 1 • Bangkok
Sa-wat dee! Welcome to Thailand. Thailand's bustling capital, Bangkok is famous for its tuk tuks, khlong boats and street vendors serving up delicious Thai food. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. Bangkok has so much to offer those with time to explore, so perhaps arrive a day or so early and take a riverboat to Chinatown and explore the crowded streets, uncover the magnificent Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, wander down the tourist mecca of Khao San Road, or indulge in some Thai massage. After the meeting tonight, why not get some of your newfound travel pals together for a street food crawl.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Optional activities
Bangkok - Grand Palace - THB500
Bangkok - Chatuchak Market visit (Entrance) - Free
Bangkok - Bangkok by Bike Urban Adventure - THB1980
Special information
It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
DAY 2
Day 2 • Bangkok - Kanchanaburi
Start the day with a one-hour river cruise down the Chao Phraya River to explore the famous ‘khlongs’, or canals. Life along these canals seems a world away from the chaotic streets of the capital. Pay a visit to Wat Pho, one of the ‘trinity’ of Bangkok temples, with a 46-metre long gold plated Buddha reclining inside. Even the feet of this statue are incredible, three metres long and intricately decorated with mother of pearl. The temple grounds are equally fascinating, filled with beautifully decorated stupas, halls and shrines. Afterwards, hop on a local bus and travel northwest to Kanchanaburi (approximately 4 hours). Located where the Khwae Noi and Khwae Yai rivers converge, Kanchanaburi is home to the infamous 'Bridge on the River Kwai'.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tour
Bangkok - Wat Pho
DAY 3
Day 3 • River Kwai - Erawan NP - Kanchanaburi
This morning you’ll get an insight into the darker side of Kanchanaburi’s history with a visit to the Kanchanaburi War Cemetary (POW Cemetary) which was one of the first museums to attempt to educate the public and keep alive the memory of the Asian and POW workers who died constructing the infamous ‘Death Railway’. Then travel to Erawan National Park (approximately 1.5 hours each way), where you can explore the famous seven-level waterfall, and take a dip, if you’d like! The falls are considered the most beautiful in the whole country, with turquoise blue waters rushing through the forest into bamboo-shaded pools. If you want to make the climb all the way from level one to level seven it’s about a 90-minute hike, with the uppermost level usually quiet and with a stunning view over the jungle below. Be sure to pack your swimming gear, but also appropriate footwear if you’re going to make the walk. Level seven features a triple cascade that gives the falls their name – Erawan is the mythological three-headed white elephant that carries the Hindu god Indra.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Kanchanaburi - Erawan National Park Visit
Kanchanaburi - Kanchanaburi War Cemetery
Special information
If you are travelling in September, you will visit Sai Yok Noi Waterfall instead of Erawan National Park. Erawan will be closed for restoration during this time.
DAY 4
Day 4 • Rafthouse
Be ready for a cruisy day as you’ll spend today and tonight floating down the Mae Glong River in a raft house. The rafthouse is towed by a boat and is an ideal and relaxing way to travel down the river – definitely setting the scene for pure relaxation. Spend the afternoon temple-hopping down the river, stopping off to see the cave temple of Wat Baan Tham, the Chinese Wat Tham Khao Noi, and Wat Tham Suea. There’s also plenty of time for travel games, reading a book, listening to your favourite playlist or just watching the world go by with a view of the lush Thai countryside. Enjoy a Thai meal on board and watch day turn to night as you moor on the riverside and fall asleep with the gentle rock of the boat.
Accommodation
Rafthouse (1 night)
Meals
Lunch
Dinner
Included activities
Rafthouse - Wat Baan Tham cave temple
Kanchanaburi - Rafthouse experience
Rafthouse - Wat Tham Suea temple
Rafthouse - Wat Tham Khao Noi
Special information
The raft house has Western style toilets and shared bathrooms with showers. There is an open plan living area that is fully covered and so offers plenty of shade, but the sides are open to take in the views and to feel the breeze while moving down the river. At night, the raft house will be moored, and the living room becomes the sleeping area. Thai style thin mattresses are placed on the floors with sheets provided, and everyone will sleep in the one area. Mosquito nets are also provided.
DAY 5
Day 5 • Ayutthaya - Overnight train
After your river adventure, disembark and travel by private minivan to Ayutthaya, via Suphanburi (approximately 4 hours). You’ll have access to a day room, so you can freshen up before your overnight train later tonight. Ayutthaya was the second capital of Siam after Sukhothai, and it became one of the most powerful in Asia with over a million residents by the 18th century. Trading brought great riches to the city, and merchant tales tell of golden palaces, elaborate ceremonies, and breathtaking temples. You’ll see the remains and reminders of its golden age with a guided tour of the historic ruins and temples spread across the town. The rows of headless Buddhas at Wat Phra Mahathat, sacked by the Burmese in the 18th century, are very atmospheric, and a Buddha head surrounded by Banyan tree roots is perhaps the most photographed site in all of Ayutthaya. This evening, head north to Chiang Mai on an overnight train journey, accommodated in air-conditioned sleeping berths (approximately 13 hours).
Accommodation
Overnight sleeper train (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Included activities
Ayutthaya - Temple Ruins entrance & guided tour
Special information
Multi share compartments on the train are air-conditioned, with bunk beds, with sheets and a pillow provided. Your baggage travels in the carriage with you. There is a food and drink service available on board. Sometimes the air conditioning on the trains can make the carriage quite cold so we recommend you bring a jumper and long pants for this journey.
DAY 6
Day 6 • Chiang Mai
The most vibrant city in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai has is most renowned for its temples and an interesting old city area. Renowned for dazzling beauty and extremely welcoming locals, the ‘Rose of the North’ will leave you spellbound – chances are, you may not want to leave. When you arrive in Chiang Mai, your day will be free. There are a number of optional activities for you to choose from, so you can do as much, or as little, as you like. There are also many Thai cooking schools offering courses for budding chefs, sure to help you impress your friends when you return home. Or get active with a bicycle tour to discover the city and surrounding countryside from a different perspective. Tonight, you might like to get some of your crew together and tackle the famous night markets – your group leader can help you out with their recommendations.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Chiang Mai - Night Market
Optional activities
Chiang Mai - Thai massage - THB200
Chiang Mai - Bicycle tour - THB990
Chiang Mai - Thai cooking course - THB1000
DAY 7
Day 7 • Chiang Mai
Today is another free day for you to spend how you wish. While Chiang Mai's markets, temples and cooking schools offer more than enough to keep visitors busy, there's also the option of a very special outing to Chang Chill Elephant sanctuary. In a country where the cruel industry of elephant riding is still big business, Chang Chill provides a sanctuary for rescued, injured and orphaned elephants. You’ll be greeted by an expert guide, who'll tell you stories of rescued elephants and explain the issues surrounding elephants in South East Asia. You'll then have a chance to feed the elephants from a viewing platform. Lunch on these activities is also provided, followed by elephant bath time. Sit back and watch these creatures so clearly enjoying themselves.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
DAY 8
Day 8 • Doi Mae Salong
Set off by road and travel by public bus from Chiang Mai to Mae Chan (approximately 4 hours), then transfer to a private minivan to continue onto Doi Mae Salong (approximately 1 hour). The atmosphere in the charming town of Doi Mae Salong is reminiscent of a small southern Chinese village, as it was settled by former Chinese Nationalist soldiers who fled from (then) Burma in the 1960s. The region is famous for its Chinese tea traders and you can enjoy a cup of tea in a traditional Chinese tea house overlooking the mountains and tea fields. Check out the interesting markets, where you may see produce and crafts made by hilltribe people like the Akha.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Do Mae Salong - Local market
DAY 9
Day 9 • Chiang Rai
Jump in a private vehicle and drive for about 1 hour into the Mae Chan District to reach the Ahsa farm stay. Here, take part in a farm to table cooking experience, where you’ll wander the property in search for organic eggs, fruits and vegetables. Then, continue back to the kitchen and begin whipping up a culinary storm – you’ll learn the secrets of a punchy chilli paste, hot and sour soups, a Thai-style stir fry and a traditional dessert. You’ll learn how to make these dishes from a local chef from the village, and then enjoy the fruits of your labour over a relaxed lunch. After your hunger is tamed, continue to Chiang Rai city, where you’ll arrive at your guesthouse for the evening. Chiang Mai's 'little sister', Chiang Rai boasts a relaxed atmosphere, a great night market, and a variety of good restaurants. This charming city has a small-town feel and is a great place to explore on foot.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals
Lunch
Included activities
Organic Farm - Farm To Plate Demonstration & Lunch
DAY 10
Day 10 • Hilltribe Villages Trek
Head out for today's trek this morning, stopping at a shop along the way to pick up some fresh food for breakfast. From the starting point at Doi Bor Village, you'll take a dirt road through rice fields and pineapple plantations. Walk through the bamboo forest, then stop for lunch, which will be prepared by your local guide. Carry on to Baan Arpha Pattana (the Akha Tribal Village) where you'll be spending the night. Only 250 people live in this village, most of whom are Buddhists, and some who still respect spirits. Most of the locals migrated from Myanmar about 80 years ago, including Mr. Arpha, who the village was named after. Most of the villagers here grow rice, pineapple or farm pigs and chickens. When you arrive at your accommodation at the Akha Tribal House, you'll learn how to make hand crafted wrist bands from the local hilltribe people, before settling in for the night.
Accommodation
Hilltribe village house (1 night)
Meals
Lunch
Dinner
Included activities
Chiang Rai - 3 day Hilltribe villages trek
Hill Tribe Trek - Lunch
Ar Pha Pattana Village - Community Dinner
Special information
Your trekking time today will be approximately 2 hours or 4 km.
Today's hike will include trekking across hilly countryside, and rain or hot, humid weather can pose extra challenges. You'll need to be moderately fit to enjoy all activites. The terrain is rural rather than jungle – the hilltribes grow rice and other vegetables on the slopes – and you’ll trek along village tracks. There's also the possibility of some shallow river crossings. There may be times during the trek when the use of video and/or still cameras may be inappropriate.
Each traveller carries their own pack for the whole trek – please see the 'What To Take' section of the Essential Trip Information for luggage requirements. All meals are included while trekking, but you'll need to purchase and carry your own water (please allow approximately USD 10 to cover your water purchase for the trek).
Accommodation during the trek is multishare, sleeping on your rented roll mats on the floor of the wooden/bamboo huts typical of the villages. There are shared squat toilets and basic washing facilities (a hose or water pipe) in most villages. You may also be able to wash in a nearby stream. Warmer clothing and sleeping bags are recommended from November to January, as the nights are usually quite cool during this period. Sleeping bags can be rented locally – ask your leader to organise this for you at the group meeting.
DAY 11
Day 11 • Hilltribe Villages Trek
After a basic breakfast prepared by your guide, you'll start today's walk from Arpha Pattana Village to Huai Mae Sai waterfall, walking up and down hilly trails through bamboo forests. When you reach the waterfall, you'll have the chance to swim and relax by the pond while your guide prepares lunch. Learn how to cook in bamboo cups from your guide, watching as they prepare today's meal. After, continue uphill, past the rice fields of the Lahu people to Doi Bor viewpoint. Soak up the views here, then head downhill to Yafu Village. Learn about the local culture when you arrive, and how the villagers grow corn, rice, nuts, ginger and farm cows, pigs and chickens.
Accommodation
Hilltribe village house (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Included activities
Hill Tribe Trek - Lunch
Baan Yafu Lahu Village - Community Dinner
Special information
Your trekking time today will be approximately 5 hours or 10.5 km.
DAY 12
Day 12 • Hilltribe Villages trek - Chiang Rai
Wake up in the quiet of the rural village this morning. Enjoy a basic breakfast prepared by your guide, then start today's walk. This will be the last day of your trek. Starting from Yafu Lahu Village, you'll walk to Ruammit Village, where your trek comes to an end. Then, take a songthaew (traditional passenger vehicle) back to Chiang Rai, where you'll spend the night.
Accommodation
Guesthouse (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Included activities
Hill Tribe Trek - Lunch
Special information
Your trekking time today will be approximately 2.5 hours to 6.5 km.
DAY 13
Day 13 • Chiang Rai - Chiang Mai - Overnight Train
In the morning visit privately owned Wat Rong Khun, more commonly known as the White Temple – a must visit in Chiang Rai. This contemporary temple is constantly being updated, and its strange design features references to Buddhist mythology, human sin and pop culture icons such as Michael Jackson, Harry Potter and Superman. Afterwards, return to Chiang Mai by bus (approximately 4 hours). The rest of the day is free to explore, so perhaps take a scenic, winding drive up a mountain to one of the country's most stunning temple complexes, Doi Suthep. A 300-step naga-guarded stairway leads you to the temples, and the climb is well worth the effort. The hypnotic atmosphere of chanting Buddhist monks and sweeping views of the city make this a most memorable experience. Keep in mind this evening you’ll get back on the rails for an overnight train to Bangkok (approximately 13 hours).
Accommodation
Overnight sleeper train (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Chiang Rai - Wat Rong Kun (White Temple)
DAY 14
Day 14 • Bangkok
Arrive back in Bangkok and spend your day shopping or sightseeing before meeting up with your group for dinner. Being a weekend, this is a great opportunity to visit the weekend market at Chatuchak – one of the biggest and busiest markets you will ever see. Your leader can also give you other ideas of what to do – places like Jim Thompson's House, the Grand Palace and Chinatown are all great to explore. There's a fantastic array of transport options available for getting around this traffic-choked city and although it's most efficient to stick to the canals, river, and Skytrain, a trip in a tuk-tuk is certainly an experience!
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Optional activities
Bangkok - Jim Thompson's House - THB200
Bangkok - Chinatown Sights and Bites Urban Adventure - THB1960
Bangkok - Grand Palace - THB500
Bangkok - Chatuchak Market visit (Entrance) - Free
DAY 15
Day 15 • Bangkok
With no activities planned for today, you are free to depart the accommodation at any time. That doesn’t mean that your adventure has to come to an end! Feel free to continue to soak up Thai culture and cuisine with an extra couple of days in its capital, if you’d like. If you wish to spend more time in Bangkok, we’ll be happy to organise additional accommodation (subject to availability).
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.

Inclusions

Meals

3 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 3 dinners

Transport

Private minvan, Public bus, Overnight sleeper train, Songthaew, Taxi, Longtail Boat

Accommodation

Guesthouse (5 nights), Hilltribe village (2 nights), Hotel (4 nights), Overnight sleeper train (2 nights), Rafthouse (1 night)

Activities

Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tour

Bangkok - Wat Pho

Kanchanaburi - Erawan National Park Visit

Kanchanaburi - Kanchanaburi War Cemetery

Rafthouse - Wat Baan Tham cave temple

Kanchanaburi - Rafthouse experience

Rafthouse - Wat Tham Suea temple

Rafthouse - Wat Tham Khao Noi

Ayutthaya - Temple Ruins entrance & guided tour

Chiang Mai - Night Market

Do Mae Salong - Local market

Organic Farm - Farm To Plate Demonstration & Lunch

Chiang Rai - 3 day Hilltribe villages trek

Hill Tribe Trek - Lunch

Ar Pha Pattana Village - Community Dinner

Baan Yafu Lahu Village - Community Dinner

Chiang Rai - Wat Rong Kun (White Temple)

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Important notes

1. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement excludes Day 04 (Rafthouse),Days 05 & 13 (Overnight Train) and Days 10 & 11 (Trek) where you will be in shared accommodation and is subject to availability. Please note that some room configurations have two single beds, although a double bed will always be requested.

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Rachel

Nov 30, 2024

This trip exceeded my expectations. Damrong our leader was a real character - very funny and also very organized and respectful to all the people who we encountered along the way. I would add that the hill tribe trek was challenging and requires a good level of physical fitness!

Stephen

Nov 28, 2024

Intrepid found the ideal local guide for my introduction to Thailand's culture, geography, and history. And the itinerary struck a perfect balance between being well-organized and predictable, while still feeling adventurous and like a real personal accomplishment. Would enthusiastically choose Intrepid again for future journeys of discovery!

Lynn

Nov 23, 2024

I have just returned from the Intrepid Northern Thailand trip. Eve, our tour guide, did an excellent job navigating our trip. My only concern is the moderate rating of the 3-day trek. If it stays in the same form, it should be listed as difficult.

Julie

Nov 22, 2024

This trip is one of the most different trips I have ever been on. All the different modes of transport, accommodation, locations are absolutely recommended. Guide knowledge and organisation brilliant. Smaller groups make a huge difference too.

Jannick

Nov 03, 2024

The trip was excellent, the group was great and the guide was even better. The beautiful country has changed me for the better and i feel lucky to have experienced it via Intrepid.

Michael

Aug 24, 2024

Superb tour, well prepared and varier that I cannot say which part was my favourite, all aided by a great guide.

Elspeth

Aug 05, 2024

This trip was amazing. Our group was very small so it felt very personal and relaxed. Everything was super well organized and our guide Maled was fantastic, introduced us to so many great places to eat and had some amazing experiences, always ready to help and organized activities for us on free days. This trip is great for a wide variety of experiences, loved the raft house, the cooking class, the hike - even though it rained solidly for the whole three days it was still great fun, beautiful scenery and not too hot! Would absolutely recommend this trip.

Hunter

Jun 30, 2024

Excellent adventure, just make sure that you’re prepared for the hike and wear long sleeves and pants to stop the mosquitoes. There were some steep climbs in the rain and mud but for those that couldn’t the guide organised a 4wd to pick us up and take some of our group to the next campsite (which cost about $20 USD)

Ivan

Jun 30, 2024

Great experience with some off the grid stops. Anyone interested in doing the trip needs to be aware that the weather is very, very humid and that a long sleeve shirt, trousers and insect repellent are essential. Also, that trekking can be physically demanding- take it slowly and if you need to stop or skip that part simply let the guide know and they will accommodate your request. However, if you like pushing yourself a little and love the lush and green and rewarding incredible views of places not the typical tourist goes to, then this trip is for you. When going to the hill tribes, expect humble accomodation with the essentials. It’s about experiencing the local way of life in the rural areas of Northern Thailand, so not the typical luxurious type of trip but you will get luxury of a different kind, such as: unique flavourful Thai food prepared by the tribe members, a traditional cooking master class, breathtaking views of temples on the top of mountains and refreshing waterfall pools. Huge thanks to Maled - our guide- for making of the trip a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Grace

Jun 30, 2024

Absolutely incredible time exploring Northern Thailand. Maled our tour guide was amazing from start to finish and made the journey so smooth! My favourite part of the trip was the raft house experience and Maled taking us to amazing restaurants to try the Thai Cuisine

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