Upon arrival pick up and transfer you to your hotel overnight. 

Bangkok has been Thailand’s dominant city since the eighteenth century. Established as the capital in 1767 after the fall of the ancient city of Ayutthaya, Bangkok is located on one of southeastern Asia’s most important rivers, the Chao Phraya. In the 1980s and 1990s, Bangkok underwent rapid modernization, growing to approximately ten million people, making this the only major city in a country of villages and small towns. Bangkok’s ancient palaces and Buddhist temples contrast with high rises and traffic jams. 

Accommodation : At the hotel in Bangkok

Meals: Breakfast

Today, we will take the whole day to explore Bangkok – the city of golden temples.

The first destination is the Grand Palace. This huge architecture complex is over 2 sq. kilometers, including 3 main sites: Royal Palace, Royal Office and pagodas (Wat) built in the 1770s. Nowadays, the Grand Palace is no longer home of Thailand Royal, most of the national significant events take place there. Wat Phra Kaew is the most out-standing architecture in the complex, built in 1785 when King Rama I moved the capital to Bangkok. The pagoda is famous not only for its beauty of unique Thailand Buddhism architecture but also for the sacred jade Buddha statue. 

Nearby the Grand Palace is Wat Pho – the oldest and biggest pagoda in Bangkok with more than 1000 Buddha statues and the huge one sit-back Buddha in gold. This pagoda is also famous for being a birthplace of traditional Thai massage, since there is a traditional medicine school established in 1982, educating the arts of Thai massage. 

We will board a boat to pay a visit along the Chao Phraya River, watching the life of local people close by. On route, we stop at Wat Arun, known as the most beautiful pagoda in Bangkok not only for its location on the Chao Phraya’s River bank but also for the different architecture from other pagodas. The pagoda was decorated with glass pieces and Chinese ceramic, in a complicated style. 

After having lunch, we visited the last destination of the day: Wat Traimit. This pagoda is famous for its unique and historic beauty, and also for the huge golden Buddha statue. Thai people believe that the statue represents prosperity and purity, as well as strength and power. 

Return to the hotel and you are free to explore Bangkok by night.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Bangkok

Meals: Breakfast

Early in the morning, after having breakfast, we pay a visit to Damnoen Saduak Floating market. Arriving at the market, you can see the vendors who wear traditional farmer dresses and hats bring local Thai foods, fruits and products to sell on rowing boats. You should not miss the opportunity to experience sitting and giving them a try on one of these boats on the canal. You are free to explore around the market, take photos/videos or even hire a paddling boat to breathe the once-in-a-lifetime atmosphere here.  

We then continue a 2-hour driving journey to Hua Hin.

En route, we passed through Camel Republic nearby. It is not only a zoo but also an amusement park – A fun place for adults and children alike. You can enjoy feeding and interacting with animals such as camels, alpacas, birds and bunnies. The park offers a variety of entertainment including fun and thrill rides, mini racing on a track and a small indoor amusement park for kids.

Check-in at the hotel then you are free to relax.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Hua Hin 

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, we came to Hua Hin railway station. It is now one of the most beautiful train stations in Thailand. The main building of the station is wooden, once a palace of the Thai Royal Family and was rebuilt in 1968. With its unique oriental and western architecture, it is an amazing attraction.  

With the beautiful forest of Kaeng Krachan National Park, Pa-La-U waterfall is one of Thailand’s most beautiful natural wonders, and also one of Hua Hin’s biggest attractions. Go through the rainforest to the waterfall, you will have free time there, play in the clear water or take beautiful photos.

We can’t miss Wat Huay Mongkol, an unique architectural structure with distinct styles. In Particular, there is the largest statue of Luang Phor Thuad in the world. Luang Phor Thuad is a famous monk in southern Thailand who is able to perform miracles. 

Visit to ancient village Plearnwan, considered as a living museum, vividly reproducing the images and lifestyles of a traditional Thai village. Here you will easily see the small houses inside that sparkle with colorful electric lights, stained-up advertisements, simple, non-sophisticated but really attractive.

Our next destination is The Venezia Hua Hin. This is the new themed shopping village in Hua Hin. However, it quickly attracted a lot of visitors because of the new, unusual scenery, a Western Venetian, located in the middle of Thailand. This shopping village became more and more famous in Thai tourist maps because it not only caused curiosity, but also brought a relaxed and poetic feeling to visitors.  

Back to the hotel to relax on your own.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Hua Hin 

Meals: Breakfast

You have free time today 

Accommodation : At the hotel in Hua Hin 

Meals: Breakfast

The time is on your own until we transfer back to Bangkok.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Bangkok

Meals: Breakfast

You have free time until we arrive to transfer you to the airport for your flight to Singapore. Warmly welcome you on arrival in Changi International Airport. Meet by driver will pick you up to your hotel to

check-in, and you will have time to take a rest after a long flight. And then the rest of day is on your own, you can make an impression on the city by night by exploring yourself

Accommodation : At the hotel in Singapore 

Meals: Breakfast

This morning, begin your tour of the city where it all began for colonial Singapore at Raffles Landing Site. This is where Sir Stamford Raffles is said to have first landed in 1819 in search of a new trading port for the British East India Company. Continue with a stroll through the Colonial District which forms the very heart of Singapore. See the Old Houses of Parliament, Victoria’s Theatre, originally built as City Hall in 1862 and across the Old Supreme Court House. Then discover the contrasts of Singapore with tours of Chinatown and Little India, a cultural insight. Chinatown has evolved since 1821 and was the area that many Chinese immigrants headed to upon arriving in the British colony. Finally, make a stop at the National Orchid Gardens, located in the Singapore Botanic Gardens and home to the largest orchid exhibit in the world. Spot Singapore’s national flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim, before returning to your hotel and rest of the afternoon at your own leisure.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Singapore 

Meals: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel. The Gardens by the Bay is a nature park spanning 101 hectares in the Central Region of Singapore, adjacent to the Marina Reservoir. The Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay looks like a giant greenhouse. Architecturally, it looks pretty cool. But it’s still fairly unassuming compared to what you will find inside. Next to the Flower Dome is one you can give a miss. The Flower Dome’s coolness is significantly dwarfed by the Cloud Forest with its giant waterfall, skywalks and literal tropical rainforest. The Flower Dome is another huge
greenhouse, this time filled with thousands of flowers and tropical palms scattered throughout.
Afternoon, at own leisure

Accommodation : At the hotel in Singapore 

Meals: Breakfast

Free until time transfers to Changi Airport for your flight to Kuala Lumpur (Own booking).
Upon arrival, meet by driver and transfer to your hotel. Check in and rest of the day at your own leisure.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Kuala Lumpur

Meals: Breakfast

Discover the old and the new on this full-day tour which is designed to give you the best possible introduction to this bustling city as well as the outskirts. First we will make a photo stop at Petronas Twin Towers. Later head out of the metropolis to visit the extraordinary Batu Caves, a limestone hill riddled with caves and cave temples. Climb the 272 steps to the shrine of Hindu Lord Murugan, visited by over a million pilgrims every year on the annual Thaipusam festival. At the world famous Royal Selangor Pewter factory, learn about the production methods of this pioneering pewter maker and enjoy a short guided tour of the factory where you can watch how this alloy is turned into popular souvenirs. Stop at Independence Square before the visit to KL City Gallery (Closed on Tuesday). This small museum is an excellent starting point for visitors to learn about the history of KL, in an engaging and informative fashion. As well as a photographic record of the city, entitled “Old Kuala Lumpur”, the ground floor has a scale model of Merdeka Square. Another scale model, The Spectacular City Model Show, this time of modern KL, is on the first floor. The museum is housed in an attractive neo- Renaissance structure, which has performed several functions since it was built in 1899, including being the main colonial printing office, and more recently, a public library. The National Mosque is a uniquely designed mosque that embodies a contemporary expression of traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation. Its most striking feature is the multi-fold umbrella-like roof which symbolizes the aspirations of an independent nation, standing prominently against the skyline is the sleek and stylish 73m high minaret.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Kuala Lumpur

Meals: Breakfast

Founded in 1403, Melaka is Malaysia’s oldest town, full of fascinating history and multi-cultural heritage. The Portuguese, Dutch and British ruled over Melaka’s silk and spice trade for centuries and these invaders have left an unparalleled legacy of historical relics and monuments, reflected most strongly in its town. The beauty of the town has now been recognized and it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2008. Relive history as you walk through the city’s historic buildings including the Stadthuys, St. Paul’s church and the mighty fortress – Porta de Santiago, built by the Portuguese in 1512. Then, have time to stroll along Jonker Street, known for its antiques, souvenirs, arts and crafts. 

Lunch is included 

Tour highlights: 

Cheng Hoon Teng Temple 

Porta de Santiago 

Stadthuys 

St Paul’s Church 

Christ Church 

Jonker Street 

Please note: As there is quite a bit of walking on this tour, good walking shoes will be required

Accommodation : At the hotel in Kuala Lumpur

Meals: Breakfast

Free until time is transferred to the airport for your flight back home.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Kuala Lumpur

Meals: Breakfast