• 18 Breakfast (B)
• 3 Dinner (D)
• 4 Lunch (L)

• Bangkok: Nose around the gilded Royal Palace, then travel like a local: floating down the Rivers. 
• Kanchanaburi: A sombre slice of history. See the Death Railway Museum, WWII Cemetery and the famous Bridge itself. 
• Kanchanaburi: Candle-lit rooms.In the middle of the jungle. And lots of delicious local food to devour. It’s really a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Oh, and you can even jump in the river directly from your room! IKR.
• Kanchanaburi: Cool off in emerald pools, shower under a waterfall and get your step count up. All in a day’s work.
• Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya: Golden temples, a giant reclining Buddha and so many incredible sights to see. Try not to fall off your bike in shock!
• Chiang Mai: Meet these gentle giants (plus rescued rabbits, cats and water buffalo) at this Elephant Nature Park – a kind-hearted elephant sanctuary. 
• Khao Sok National Park: Glide past immense rainforest at this little piece of tropical heaven. Home to elephants, gibbons, and more. 
• Khao Sok National Park: Glide across this emerald lake and take in the serene rainforest and towering limestone cliffs. You could actually be in Jurassic Park… 
• Khao Sok National Park: Sit back and relax as you spend the night overlooking the water.
• Georgetown: Georgetown is home to some of the most striking temples and street art, specially created to make everyone super jelly of your insta feed.
• Kuala Lumpur: See more of Kuala Lumpur with a visit to the world famous Batu Caves – gigantic limestones caves housing a Hindu temple. After dragging your eyes away from the 140-foot tall statue of Lord Murugan, the Hindu God, climb the 272 stairs to reach the main cave for some amazing views. Careful of any cheeky monkeys whilst you snap pics of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.

• Bangkok: A modular trip means fellow travellers will join and leave at various locations. There’ll be some goodbyes, sure, but there’ll also be plenty of hellos with new like-minded travellers.

Visit the acclaimed Elephant Nature Park, an ethical elephant sanctuary supporting rescue and rehabilitation. Observe these gentle giants roaming and socializing in safety, with opportunities to help prepare food or watch feeding sessions.

Guides share the challenges elephants face and why there’s no riding here—just respectful encounters. The valley’s green fields, river views and mixed-rescue residents (from buffalos to cats) add to a feel-good conservation day.

Glide across tranquil channels on a Langkawi sunset cruise, with jungle-clad peaks and islets silhouetted in gold. A sea breeze and open deck set the mood as the sun melts behind the archipelago.

Enjoy a relaxed dinner on board while the Andaman Sea views shift from amber to starlit indigo. This experience is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Hop on the back for a Vespa night ride through neon-lit KL to KL’s night markets like Petaling Street and Jalan Alor. Tuck into street-food tastings—satay skewers, smoky noodles and sweet treats—between skyline photo stops.

Feel the buzz of the city after dark as your guide shares insider eats and routes. This experience is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Pedal through the UNESCO-listed Ayutthaya historical park, gliding past lotus ponds and cycle past temple ruins crowned by soaring prang towers. Pause at icons like Wat Mahathat, where a Buddha head rests in fig roots.

Learn how the kingdom of Siam flourished here for centuries until the 18th-century Burmese invasion. The easy ride and broad vistas make for evocative photos and a vivid sense of former royal grandeur.

Set out by longtail cruise on Cheow Larn Lake, gliding over jade waters beneath towering limestone karsts. Mirror-still coves and rainforest slopes frame a landscape often compared to a lost world.

Transfer to a bamboo raft to Pakarang (Coral) Cave, where mineral formations shimmer like undersea coral. Between quiet bays and echoing caverns, this is Khao Sok at its most cinematic and serene.

Unplug on Cheow Larn’s glassy waters with a lakeside bungalow stay. From your deck, watch mist lift from the rainforest and listen to gibbon calls as you sit back and relax over the water’s edge.

Swim at sunrise or savor the hush after dark when stars gather above the karsts. It’s a contemplative slice of Khao Sok life that pairs comfort with wild, mirror-still scenery.

Walk the lanes of the George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site, framed by pastel shophouses, Chinese clan houses and temples, and spice-scented coffee shops. Learn how Malay, Chinese and Indian communities shaped this trading port.

Track down playful street art murals tucked along side streets and metal-rod caricatures that narrate local life. The layered Peranakan heritage and easy photo stops make this a culture-lover’s favorite.

Visit Batu Caves, climbing 272 steps beside the colossal golden Lord Murugan statue to reach limestone caverns housing vibrant Hindu shrines. Incense curls and devotional chants heighten the cave’s otherworldly ambiance.

Learn about Tamil Hindu traditions and the site’s role during Thaipusam. From the cave mouth, enjoy sweeping views toward the city as macaques scamper along the cliffs and temple gopurams gleam below.

Learn Muay Thai basics with an expert coach, practicing stance, guard and combinations on pads in a friendly gym atmosphere. Build confidence through pads-and-bag drills and footwork suited to all levels.

Hear how this is Thailand’s national sport, rooted in discipline and respect. This optional class is at additional cost and bookable on tour; gloves and wraps are typically provided.

Ride pillion to zip through Chiang Mai’s backstreets on a vintage-style scooter, weaving between lively markets and leafy sois. Make tasting stops to sample northern Thai street food like Tom Kha Gai and smoky skewers.

See illuminated temples and street art districts, with time for a music stop in the market quarter. This Vespa night ride is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on Thai cooking class. Under a local chef’s guidance, pound your own curry paste, balance herbs and spice, and stir-fry classics like Pad Thai or creamy Khao Soi.

Share the meal you’ve made and collect tips to recreate flavors at home. This experience is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Follow a local foodie to discover hidden eateries tucked inside markets and back alleys. Taste classic Thai street dishes—from boat noodles and grilled moo ping to mango sticky rice—while hearing the stories behind each recipe.

Between bites, spot neon-lit signs and shrine-topped corners that define Bangkok’s after-dark mood. This guided crawl is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Sail the Andaman as you join a sunset island-hopping cruise past Railay’s cliffs and out to islets like Chicken or Poda. Snorkel vibrant reefs and refuel with dinner served onboard beneath glowing skies.

After dark, slip into the sea to swim with bioluminescent plankton—a dazzling natural light show. This experience is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Rev up for an ATV ride in Balik Pulau, cruising past paddy fields, fruit orchards and kampung lanes. Expect muddy splashes, sea-breeze viewpoints and fresh-air thrills across rural Penang landscapes.

After a safety briefing, follow your guide on a guided off-road adventure tailored to the group’s comfort level. This activity is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Join a guided panoramic tour taking in Merdeka Square, the Moorish arches of Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the National Mosque and more. Learn how KL grew from tin-mining crossroads to a modern capital.

Pause for a Petronas Towers photo stop and gain local insight into neighborhoods old and new. This sightseeing experience is optional, at additional cost, and bookable on tour.

Experience river life as you stay in floating raft rooms moored amid the jungle. With lanterns and candlelit dinner replacing electric glare, the atmosphere is intimate and timeless.

Listen to the river’s hush from your deck and, if you like, jump straight into the river for a refreshing dip. Local flavors, warm hospitality and the forest’s nighttime chorus make this a rare, restorative retreat.

Walk shaded forest trails to the seven-tiered waterfalls of Erawan National Park. Each level reveals emerald pools perfect for a cooling swim, with limestone smoothing the cascades into jade-colored terraces.

Birdsong, butterflies and dappled light set a tranquil scene. Stop for photos beneath curtains of water and enjoy the refreshing mountain air in one of Thailand’s most photogenic natural playgrounds.

Explore the poignant exhibits of the Death Railway Museum to understand the Thai–Burma Railway, built in 1942–43 by Allied POWs and Asian laborers. Photographs, artifacts and testimonies bring individual stories to the fore.

Pay respects at the immaculately kept War Cemetery, then walk the steel trusses of the Bridge on the River Kwai. The peaceful river setting contrasts with solemn remembrance, offering space for contemplation and powerful photography.

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Discover Bangkok’s royal heart as you join a guided tour of the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, home to the revered Emerald Buddha. Marvel at gilded chedis, mirror-inlaid halls and ceremonial courtyards that reveal centuries of Siamese craftsmanship and courtly ritual.

Switch pace and cruise the Chao Phraya and klongs by longtail boat to glimpse canal-side life: teak stilt houses, bustling temples and floating kitchens. The watery backstreets of Thonburi show Bangkok’s quieter soul away from the skyline.