Arrive in Phuket airport at any time, meet and greet by Thai Unika travel professional tour guide, then transfer to the hotel for check in. Free at leisure. Overnight in Phuket.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Phuket

Meals: NA

Breakfast at the hotel. Your time of today will be on your own or you might want to practice swimming, diving; enjoy the seafood or have fun in the bars.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Phuket

Meals: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel. Your time of today will be on your own or you might want to practice swimming, diving; enjoy the seafood or have fun in the bars.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Phuket

Meals: Breakfast

You are to be taken via a 4.5-hour drive to Khao Sok National Park with our driver. En route, you are to make a stop at a beautiful viewpoint in an area called Khao Lak, at a tsunami memorial site and at a monkey cave temple.

Arrive at the hotel, check-in and free time on your leisure.

As the sun sets over Khao Sok the jungle symphony begins and the jungle comes alive. There is no better time for a Night Safari! Let our expert guides navigate you through a 2-hour hike and introduce you to the amazing animals that inhabit the jungle. From bats to insects, frogs, to deer, and even the elusive jungle cat. Your flashlight will light the way on this exploratory journey. The night safari can take place in our jungle or the national park, depending on conditions.

The park entrance fee of 300 baht per person is not included in the tour cost. It will need to pay on spot

Accommodation : At the hotel in Khao Sok

Meals: Breakfast

Highly recommended tour at Cheow Lan Lake. 1 hour by car to Rajaprabada Dam and 1 hour by longtail boat. The Dam was built about 22 years ago and created Cheow Lan Lake. The Dam produces hydro power and supplies many villages in the south from electricity.

On Cheow Lan Lake we arrive at Tone leuy Raft houses where there is time for swimming and relaxing. You can use one of the kayaks if you like. After lunch we depart for a 4-to-5-hour jungle walk to the Namtaloo Cave. Some people say that this cave is the highlight of Cheow Lan Lake. In the past: this cave was a hide out for communist students fighting the Thai Government back in the 70’s. A freshwater forest stream runs through the cave all year. Sometimes it is possible to see catfish and large toads. When we are inside the cave, you have to wade through the streams inside the cave.

Notes: For this tour it is advisable to wear sandals with straps, shorts and a t-shirt. Training shoes are also ok. Big walking boots are not advisable. The trails are easy going and you will get wet. Your boots will just fill up with water. The cave has some interesting highlights like large stalactites, stalagmites, rocks with crystal and some waterfalls. There are places where the water is too deep to wade. You will have to swim about 5 to 10 meters. Don’t worry, it is not dangerous and our guide can take care of your valuables. You will spend about 1 hour inside the cave, so you need a torch, headlight or flashlight. On exit of the cave, you will trek to the raft house where you can relax and swim and change to dry clothes.

When we go trekking through the cave, we suggest that you only bring your flashlight, water bottle and camera. (Preferably in a waterproof bag). The rest you can leave at the raft house or at Khao Sok Tree House Resort. Departure: about 8 am. Arrival back at Tree House: 7 pm. Have breakfast before you leave!

Program:

Transfer to Cheow Lan Lake.

Boat trip over the Lake.

Lunch and relaxing.

Cave and jungle trek.

Back to the raft house and time for relaxing.

Boat ride back to the Pier and transfer to Tree House Resort.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Khao Sok

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Travel to Krabi with our driver for 3 hours. After that free & easy at your own exploration.

Krabi a province on southern Thailand’s Andaman coast is an almost otherworldly region of labyrinthine archipelagos where islands seem to erupt vertically out of the sea and secluded beaches are only accessible by colorfully adorned long tail boats. Krabi s myriad of bays and coves have sheltered pirates merchants and sea gypsies for thousands of years and archaeological evidence indicates that Krabi was originally inhabited as early as 25000-35000 years ago.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Krabi  

Meals: Breakfast

Morning Program

Our half-day programs offer a memorable experience spending time with elephants in their natural home. We are sure that your day at The Elephant Sanctuary Krabi will leave you deeply moved. Share your love for the elephants with your warm touch.

ITINERARY

08:00 – 08:45 AM Pick up from your hotel or accommodation in Krabi.

09:00 – 09:15 AM Arrive at Elephant Sanctuary Krabi. Enjoy a welcome snack, sip tea or coffee, and learn about elephants as you are given an introduction to our program.

09:15 AM Assist with the preparation of natural dietary supplements for the elephants.

09:30 AM Meet the elephants. Feed them and administer dietary supplements as you learn their stories, Play, interact and take photos with the elephants in a natural setting.

10:15 AM Mud spa with the elephants.

10:45 AM Bathe with the elephants.

11:15 AM Use our facilities to take a (regular) shower, dry off, and change clothes.

11:30 AM Have some tea, coffee, snack and seasonal fruit, before saying goodbye to the friendly elephants.

12:00 PM Return to your hotel or accommodation in Krabi SAFELY and HAPPILY

Program Includes

Pick up/Drop off to your hotel or accommodation in Krabi town.

English – speaking tour guides.

Food for feeding Elephants.

Drinking water.

Tea, Coffee, Snacks and Seasonal fruit.

What to Bring

Clothes for change after bathing with elephants.

Flip Flops

Towel

Sunscreen

Prescription Medications

Accommodation : At the hotel in Krabi  

Meals: Breakfast

08.00 am. Transfer service from your hotel in Krabi Town, Klong Muang Beach, Tub Keak Beach Area.

08.30 am. Transfer service from your hotel in Aonang Area.

09.00 am. Ready to travel by speed boat from Nopparat Thara to Phi Phi Islands which are clear waters, magnificent limestone mountains, and are part of Nopparat Thara National park. Phi Phi Islands consists of 2 big islands, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh.

The first place you will go to is Monkey Bay. It is an island that is not big. There is a white beach with the background of the lush greenery of the tree on the steep hills. It is the home of monkeys and under the water of Monkey bay there are many coral reefs and you can take a walk on the beach and feed the monkeys on the island. You can also swim, snorkel, admire the beauty of the coral reef under the sea and admire the fish that are swimming together.

After that we will depart to Maya Bay Which is a top place ranked the most beautiful in the world. Maya Bay is a large bay surrounded by steep cliffs. On the island there are large beaches that are white, clean, and have a fine texture. It was also a filming location for the famous Hollywood movie “The Beach” starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the hero. The sea at Maya Bay is crystal clear. You can dive to see the beauty of the water under the sea. As well as taking a photo with the Maya Bay backdrop and the sunlight can only hit the sea from the front. Will give you a very beautiful photo to remember.

Continuing to Pileh Lagoon Bay is another highlight of Phi Phi Islands. It is a large cove surrounded by steep Rocky Mountains as well as a variety of plants. Surrounded to increase the beauty of the Rocky Mountains which has a one-way entrance and a 90 degree with the hill facing the Andaman Sea When cruising into the lagoon, you will be exposed to the crystal clear, emerald green water that you can see under the water, with large and small fish swimming along the way. Looking into it is like a large hall. It is surrounded by the beauty of nature Can swim and dive to see the beautiful scenery under the sea.

Then continue toLoh Samah Bay, a small cove that has beautiful coral reefs. If you snorkel here, you will be able to see a wide variety of soft corals. It is also able to find a wide variety of biodiversity such as anemones, fish species and coral reefs.

Next, we will take a speedboat cruise through the Viking Cave called Viking Cave because the cave is painted with colored sailboats. Also, this cave is Concession Area Of 100% genuine Scotch’s nest, which each year can only collect three bird’s nests per year Inside the cave, in addition to having a swallow’s nest There are still beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Can be seen from the cave entrance

Next place we will go to rest for a delicious Lunch meal at Phi Phi Don or Ton Sai Bay, which is the center with a marina. Accommodation and restaurants. Another shady with the shadow of many trees. There are also long white tables on the beach to serve tourists. as you can lie down and relax and admire the beauty of the sandy beach and feel the atmosphere of the quiet sea. Or swimming in clear water on the island to see the beauty of the sea, and swimming with many small and large fish.

The last place for visiting is located in the northern part of Phi Phi Don is Bamboo Island, an island towering in the middle of the sea. There are pure white beaches and the atmosphere is quiet with a gentle breeze. The sound of waves crashing gently on the beach makes you feel relaxed and comfortable. There is a clear blue sea as under the water there is a Beautiful coral reef and ready for you to explore the world under the Andaman Sea.

15.00 pm: Time to leave from Bamboo Islands to travel back to the pier and transfer back to your hotel for rest.

☀ Tour Include: Hotel Transfer, Speed Boat, Lunch, Fruit, Water, Life Jacket , Mask Snorkel, Insurance & Experienced licensed guide

☀ What to brink: Sun protection, swimming suit, Beach footwear, Towel & Camera.

Remark :

The program may vary according to the weather.

For pregnancy please let us know and some tours can’t join the tour.

Please be on time, not be late because is join tour, If you are late more than 10 minutes, they will leave you here

Customers must to pay entrance fee national park by yourself **Adult 400 THB / pax**

Accommodation : At the hotel in Krabi  

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Free on your own.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Hotel in Krabi

Free until time gets transferred to the airport for flight to Bangkok. Upon arrival pick up and transfer you to Bangkok for overnight.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok

After breakfast, pick up at your hotel, then the fragrant and colorful Flower Market, Pakklong Talad. This is a wholesale flower market of Bangkok where there are various kinds of mainly fresh flowers with different colors of orchids, roses, daisies and lotus, etc. The kaleidoscope of colors and pungent odor of flowers provide an exotic sensory stimulation.

Then drive to visit the Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple – Wat Phra Kaew. Before entering the main gate to the temple of the Emerald Buddha, stop by the Royal Regalia Museum to see the beauty of decorative jewelry, which used to be ornaments of the royal officers and consorts. Walk in to enjoy the beauty of the temple of The Emerald Buddha. Visit the most sacred Buddha statue of Thailand, held by all Thais as also the symbol of national independence and enjoy the stunning buildings which you cannot miss taking photos of, every time you turn around. Get into the second court where the major imposing buildings are located. Visit the Amarin There Winitchai Throne Hall – originally a Hall of Justice but used today for coronation ceremonies and the Dusit Maha Prasat Palace initially served as a venue for royal audiences and later as Royal Funerary Hall.  Before lunch time, visit Reclining Buddha temple or Wat Pho, the oldest and biggest temple with the largest number of pagodas (95 in all) in the city. Also, it was the first open university of Thailand which offered courses in several branches of knowledge like literature, astrology, medicine and massage. It’s well known for its huge Reclining Buddha, 46 m. long and 15 m. high.

In the afternoon, take a long-tailed boat ride along the Chao Phraya River to see Thai lifestyle, contrast between luxurious condominiums and ruined houses along both sides of the canal. Pass the Grand Palace. Disembark at Wat Arun – the temple of Dawn to visit the tallest prang in Thailand. It was built in the concept of Mount Meru, the resident of God located on the center of the Universe. Then transfer to the hotel.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok

Early in the morning, we drive southwest of Bangkok, visit the Maeklong railway market, take photos, and enjoy the local snack in the market before driving to Damnoen Saduak, a rural floating market. Stop for a motor boat trip along the waterway to the picturesque floating market of Damnoen Saduak. Enjoy your own lunch. In the afternoon we will transfer back to Bangkok.

On the way, stop at PATOM ORGANIC VILLAGE.

Patom Organic Village is where you can experience the traditional Thai way of life by learning about the journey of organic raw materials to Patom products.

Our open factory will show you the work that goes into our bakery, supplement, and body care factory before the products make their way to Patom Organic Living stores. Immerse yourself in our concept of organic living and participate in our selective hands-on workshops.

Then, return to the hotel.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Bangkok

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast at 8:30 am, we will visit Ayutthaya Historical Park, an ancient city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is filled with red brick temples and ruins that showcase the unique architectural style of the region.

First, we will see Wat Phu Khao Thong, an impressive pagoda standing in the middle of paddy fields. Built in 1395, it combines Thai and Mon architectural styles and features a striking golden chedi at the top.

Next, we’ll visit Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, the most significant temple in Ayutthaya. It served as a model for the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok. The temple is known for its three towering Ceylonese-style towers, reminiscent of Wat Phra Kaew.

We’ll then explore Vihara Phra Mongkhon Bophit, home to a large bronze Buddha statue in the subduing Mara posture. This statue, believed to be one of the largest in Thailand, dates back to the Ayutthaya period.

Lastly, we’ll visit Wat Lokaya Sutha, a sacred site known for its intact reclining Buddha statue. It holds great significance for Thai pilgrims, and they often adorn Buddha statues with golden leaf for protection.

On the way back to Bangkok, we’ll stop at the Royal Summer Palace in Bang Pa-in district. Originally built in the 17th century and later reconstructed in the 19th century European style by King Rama IV, it served as a favorite retreat for the royal family.

Afterward, we’ll return to Bangkok, and the rest of the day will be yours to explore at your leisure.

Accommodation : At the hotel in Bangkok

Meals: Breakfast

You have free time until we pick up and transfer you to the airport for your flight to Yangon.

Explore the Kyaukhtatgyi Pagoda to witness a 70-meter reclining Buddha statue, reminiscent of a blue whale in size. Afterwards, head to Chinatown for a change of scenery and experience the vibrant Khen Hock Keong Chinese temple with its captivating dragons and fragrant incense. Browse the bustling street stalls offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, and goods, or simply soak in the atmosphere of this Yangon neighborhood. Ready for an amazing experience? Let’s visit the legendary Shwedagon Pagoda, where the stunning visual displays are worth the trip alone. Marvel at the 100-meter chedi adorned with over 40 tons of gold leaf, and explore the shops selling religious items at the temple’s base. Shwedagon is considered the most important religious site in Myanmar, leaving visitors with lasting memories. Lunch and dinner are not included. Overnight stay in Yangon.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Yangon  

Meals: Breakfast

Fly from Yangon to Heho and transfer to NyaungShwe village. Explore workshops showcasing traditional Shan paper and handcrafted umbrellas. Board a private motorboat to cruise the captivating Inle Lake. Witness the unique leg-rowing fisherman and stilted villages of the Intha people. Visit the Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda with its sacred golden Buddha images. Optional visits to traditional craft workshops are available. Lunch and dinner at your own expense. Overnight stay at Inle Lake.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Inle Lake

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast you’ll pay a visit to the lake’s morning market (the market is open everyday apart from dark moon and full moon calendar days). The market’s location rotates between the lake’s villages in a 5 days schedule and is also come to sell and trade their wares. A 1-hour boat ride down a small canal will take you to the Pa-Oh village of Indein, positioned on the western shores of Inle Lake. Take a leisurely stroll around the village before ascending to the top of a hill. Once you’ve arrived at the submit, you will be greeted buy an iconic Buddha image which sits enshrined hundreds of stupa ruins and overgrown shrubbery. Here, from the peak, you will also be rewarded with mesmerizing views of the placid surroundings. The Indein Pagoda complex is undoubtedly one of the most amazing sites around the shore of the lake and it consists of hundreds of small stupas which are overrun by moss and greenery. Then it’s time to embark on a 45 minutes trek to Sae Ma village. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the natural beauty and panoramic vistas of the area while basking under the shade of the bamboo grooves in the area. Upon arrival at the village, observe the daily lifestyles of the rural inhabitants. On your boat ride back, should time allow, you’ll stop at the Inthar Heritage House to learn more about the history and culture of the lake’s indigenous people and enjoy a delicious coffee and cake (snack break not included). As an exciting day comes to close transfer back to your hotel for some well deserved  relaxation. Lunch and Dinner on own account. Overnight stay on Inle Lake 

Accommodation: At the hotel in Inle Lake

Meals: Breakfast

Rise early this morning and transfer to the airport for your domestic flight to Bagan. Welcome to Bagan, renowned as one of the most remarkable architectural sites in Asia. During its golden age from the 11th to 13th centuries, the rulers of Bagan constructed numerous grand stupas and pagodas, many of which still stand along the Irrawaddy River. The awe-inspiring landscape of Bagan, with over 4,000 red brick temples spread across a vast plain similar in size to Manhattan Island, is a highlight of any trip to Myanmar.

Begin your exploration with a visit to the lively Nyaung Oo Market, where locals gather daily to trade fresh produce and other goods. Then, venture into Old Bagan and start with the renowned Shwezigon Pagoda, built in the early 11th century as a religious memorial by King Anawrahta.

Continue to the exquisite Ananda Temple, known for its architectural masterpiece and housing two unique Buddha images that appear to change expressions depending on the viewing angle. Explore Thatbyinnyu, the tallest temple in Bagan, the impressive Dhammayangyi Temple with its remarkable brickwork, and the splendid Sulamani Temple. Conclude the day by enjoying a breathtaking sunset from a small hill, providing an overview of the magnificent Bagan landscape.

Lunch and dinner expenses will be your own responsibility. You will spend the night in Bagan.

 Accommodation: At the hotel in Bagan  

Meals: Breakfast

OPTION: HOT AIR BALLOON RIDE OVER BAGAN (FROM 20 OCT – 10 APR)

Begin your morning with an unforgettable hot-air balloon ride over the scenic Bagan countryside, witnessing the sunrise over the Irrawaddy River and majestic stupas (available from October 20 to April 10).

Optional not included on tour price.

Then, explore the serene village of Minnanthu, known for its tranquil atmosphere and lesser-known temples like Payathonzu, Lemyentha, and Nandamannya. Visit the Kyat Kan Cave monastery, a renowned meditation retreat, and observe the traditional way of life in nearby farming villages. In Myinkaba village, discover the art of lacquer ware production and witness skilled craftsmen at work. Explore the remarkable Gu Byaukgyi Temple with its beautiful frescoes, and marvel at the ancient Nanpaya Temple’s Buddha images. Don’t miss the Myazedi (Jade) Stupa, revered for its relics and 12th-century inscriptions in Burmese, Pyu, Pali, and Mon languages. Lunch and dinner are not included. Overnight stay in Bagan.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Bagan  

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, we’ll embark on a four-hour drive from Bagan to Mandalay, the second largest city in Myanmar and a former royal capital. While Mandalay is often described as a traditional and alluring Asian destination, it surprises visitors with its bustling and dynamic atmosphere on the banks of the Irrawaddy River. Despite the city’s energetic business scene, it remains the cultural heart of Myanmar, keeping the traditions of music, dance, and drama alive.

Our orientation tour of Mandalay begins with a climb up Mandalay Hill, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and its surroundings. We’ll then visit Kuthodaw Pagoda, famous for its collection of 729 marble slabs inscribed with Buddhist teachings, earning it the nickname “The World’s Biggest Book.” Next, we’ll explore the remarkable Shwenandaw Monastery, the Golden Monastery, which is the sole surviving structure from the 19th-century Royal Palace. Its intricate wood carvings are truly awe-inspiring.

Please note that lunch and dinner will be at your own expense. Check-in time at most hotels is 14:00, and early check-in is subject to availability. Enjoy an overnight stay in Mandalay.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Mandalay

Meals: Breakfast

Embark on a private boat from Mandalay jetty for a relaxing one-hour journey along the Irrawaddy River to Mingun. Explore the famous Mingun Paya, an unfinished brick building that would have been the world’s largest if not for a prophecy. Despite being partially destroyed by an earthquake, it offers a panoramic view from its flat top. Admire the stunning Hsinbyume Pagoda, an alabaster structure representing Mount Meru in Buddhist cosmology. Don’t miss the Mingun Bell, claimed to be the world’s largest uncracked bell, weighing 90 tons.

In the afternoon, continue your Mandalay guided tour with a visit to Mahamuni Pagoda, home to a revered Buddha image adorned with daily applied gold leaves. If time permits, explore craft workshops specializing in gold leaf, tapestries, wood carvings, or marionettes.

Next, drive to Amarapura, the former royal capital known as the “City of Immortality.” Visit Mahagandayon Monastery, a center for monastic study with numerous young monks. Then, head to the legendary U Bein Bridge, the world’s longest teakwood bridge spanning Taungthaman Lake.

Note that lunch and dinner are at your own expense. Overnight stay in Mandalay.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Mandalay

Meals: Breakfast

Free until transfer to Mandalay International Airport to take your departure flight home. End of tour services. Lunch and dinner on my own account.

Accommodation: NA

Meals: Breakfast