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Thailand trip | Nature trip Thailand
This stunning nature trip shows you Thailand' s most beautiful national parks in alternation with the cultural treasures that many tourists ignore. You will actually go off the beaten track and visit the most beautiful national parks, forgotten temples and thundering waterfalls in the forests of Thailand. The trip starts in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai, where you will visit Sri Lanna National Park and Doi Inthanon National Park . You will travel on to Sukhothai where you will discover the country's cultural treasures away from the crowds. You fly to Bangkok and see a very different Bangkok where some highlights alternate with a visit to the Khlongtoey slum , where you meet the people and learn about various social projects. The trip continues to Khao Yai National Park, which is brimming with wildlife . An expert will join you in your search for the animals of the forest, after which you will visit Nam Tok Si Khit National Park in Khanom . The park is home to a waterfall known only to locals. You will end your trip on Koh Samui, an island where you will lack nothing!
Travel programme
Travel overview
- Day 1 Flight to Thailand
- Day 2 Arrival in Chiang Mai
- Day 3 Sri Lanna National Park & Doi Suthep
- Day 4 Doi Inthanon National Park
- Day 5 Free time in Chiang Mai
- Day 6 Journey to Sukhothai
- Day 7 Sukhothai Historical Park & Ban Na Thon Chan
- Day 8 Journey to Bangkok
- Day 9 Khlongtoey Market Tour
- Day 10 Free time in Bangkok
- Day 11 Journey to Khao Yai National Park
- Day 12 Khao Yai National Park
- Day 13 Journey to Khanom
- Day 14 Nam Tok Si Khit National Park
- Days 15–18 Stay on Koh Samui
- Day 19 Departure from Thailand
- Day 20 Arrival
Arrival in Chiang Mai
You’ll arrive in Chiang Mai in the evening and, once you’ve completed immigration formalities, you’ll meet your guide and driver in the arrivals hall (after collecting your luggage and clearing immigration). Together, you’ll travel to the hotel, where you can check in and relax after your international flight.
You will be staying at the Aruntara Riverside Boutique Hotel, situated on the banks of the Mae Ping River. With a swimming pool, garden, waterside restaurant and warm hospitality, the hotel is a serene base near the old town.
Inclusief:
- Meet & Greet with your local English-speaking guide
- Private transfer to your hotel
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Sri Lanna National Park & Doi Suthep
After a good night’s sleep, you’ll enjoy a delicious breakfast today, after which you’ll meet your guide. Go through the itinerary with your guide and begin your journey through Thailand’s hidden treasures with a visit to Sri Lanna National Park.
You’ll visit the famous ‘Sticky Waterfalls’, which you can climb all the way to the top. On the way, you’ll see the Jed-Si fountain, which, viewed from the right angle, displays all the colours of the rainbow. You’ll take it easy today, and this first taste of Thailand’s natural beauty is a wonderful experience after a long day’s travelling. You’ll enjoy lunch and travel to Doi Suthep in the afternoon. Wat Prathat Doi Suthep is the perfect introduction to Thailand’s culture. This sacred temple is Chiang Mai’s most important place of pilgrimage and, as well as its rich history, offers stunning views of the surrounding area. You’ll return to the hotel for a free evening.
Tips from the Travel Specialist
Casual summer clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. For religious reasons, women will need to wear a long skirt or trousers. Both men and women must keep their shoulders and knees covered. Shoes must be removed before entering a temple.
Inclusief:
- Excursion: "Sri Lanna National Park and Doi Suthep" including English-speaking guide, transportation, lunch and entrance fees
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Doi Inthanon National Park
Today, you’ll continue exploring Doi Inthanon National Park. Here you’ll find Thailand’s highest mountain, which, at 2,565 metres above sea level, towers above the surrounding mountain range. The park boasts an astonishing variety of flora and fauna. It is home to rainforest, mixed woodland and pine forest. You will visit Phramahathat Napamathanidol and Phramahathat Napaphol Bhumisiri (the Great Holy Relic Pagodas) and the surrounding gardens.
You’ll also walk to various waterfalls, including the Mae Klang and Wachirathan waterfalls, and see the Kew Mae Pan and See Mae Klang Luang rice terraces. You’ll learn more about the park’s geography during your visit to the Royal Agricultural Station and visit a small local market where you can experience the local way of life. You’ll return to Chiang Mai after a wonderful day in the cool mountain air.
Inclusief:
- Excursion: "Doi Inthanon National Park" including English-speaking guide, transport, lunch and entrance fees
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Leisure time in Chiang Mai
The last day in Chiang Mai is completely free to explore the city on your own. The city itself is Thailand's second largest and has a population of around 2 million. The old city is interesting to walk or cycle through (on your own). You can visit the old city gates or one of the many historical pagodas, markets or cafes in the city centre. Of course, you can also enjoy the good facilities and tranquillity around your resort. In short, you will lack nothing today in Chiang Mai!
Inclusief:
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Travel to Sukhothai
After breakfast, you’ll pack your bags and travel on to the historic city of Sukhothai. The journey by private vehicle takes around 5 hours. Along the way, you’ll get a better sense of the beautiful surroundings of Northern Thailand and local life. Upon arrival at the hotel, you can check in and then have the rest of the afternoon free to explore the area at your leisure.
You’ll be staying at Sriwilai Sukhothai, a luxury boutique resort situated near Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel combines traditional Thai architecture with modern elegance and offers a serene setting with lush gardens, an infinity pool and a spa. Here, you can fully enjoy authentic Thai hospitality, culinary delights and a relaxed atmosphere.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to Sukhothai
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Sukhothai History Park & Ban Na Thon Chan
You’ll start the day with an early breakfast and set off for Sukhothai Historical Park. This UNESCO-listed village showcases several centuries of prosperity in Thai civilisation. The park contains nearly 200 ruined chedis. By bike, you’ll see the park’s main attractions, such as Wat Sri Sawai, Wat Sra Sri, Wat Trapang Ngoen, Wat Mahathat and Wat Sri Chum, where you’ll find a huge seated Buddha.
For lunch, you’ll travel to Ban Na Thon Chan, a local community where most of the villagers are descended from the ancient Lanna Kingdom. You’ll travel through the village on a local mode of transport called an ‘e-tan’ and see various crafts practised by the locals, such as furniture-making, the creation of wooden dolls and the preparation of traditional desserts. Before returning to the hotel, you’ll take a stroll through a beautiful green rice field.
Tips from the Travel Specialist
Casual summer clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. For religious reasons, women will need to wear a long skirt or trousers. Both men and women must keep their shoulders and knees covered. Shoes must be removed before entering a temple.
Inclusief:
- Morning excursion: "Sukhothai" including English-speaking guide, bicycle, helmet and entrance fees
- Afternoon excursion: "Ban Na Thon Chan" including English-speaking guide, transport, lunch and local contributions
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Travel to Bangkok
After breakfast, you’ll travel to Sukhothai Airport and board your domestic flight to Bangkok. On arrival in Bangkok, you’ll meet your local guide and driver, who will take you to the hotel to drop off your luggage. You’ll then continue by tuk-tuk to discover the true excitement, beauty and mystery of the city.
During this tour, you’ll discover local hidden gems that most tourists miss, such as small local markets and the flower market. You’ll visit Rattanakosin Island and see the ‘Giant Swing’ in Chinatown and Wat Suthat. Of course, food is an integral part of the experience, and you’ll stop along the way to sample some of the best dishes the city has to offer. As well as Bangkok’s lesser-known spots, you’ll also visit the famous Wat Pho, where you can catch a glimpse of traditional Thai culture. At the end of the afternoon, you’ll return to your hotel to check in and relax.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to the airport
- Domestic flight Sukhothai - Bangkok
- Private transfer to your hotel
- Excursion: "Bangkok's hidden treasures" including English-speaking guide, tuktuk, entrance fees and snacks and drinks
- Overnachting inclusief ontbijt
Khlongtoey Market Tour
You’ll start the day with a visit to Khlongtoey Market. The Khlongtoey district has over 100,000 residents and is regarded as one of Bangkok’s slums. It reveals a completely different side of Bangkok, and offers a unique experience. By visiting the neighbourhood, you’ll be supporting local initiatives aimed at improving living conditions. You’ll visit Bangkok’s largest fresh produce market, where you’ll select ingredients for your cookery class. The story behind the cookery school is fascinating and will become clear to you as the class progresses.
After lunch, you’ll head to the Duang Prateep Foundation, where you’ll meet Prateep Ungsongtham. Her story is an inspiration to many, and to this day she continues to help young people in the slum. After your visit, you’ll have a completely different perspective on this Asian metropolis, and you’ll also be grateful to have met people who are genuinely committed to making a difference for others.
Inclusief:
- Excursion: 'Khlongtoey' including English-speaking guide, transport, lunch and contributions
- Overnachting inclusief ontbijt
Bangkok leisure
You have the whole day free to spend in Bangkok today. Of course, you can go shopping in and around Siam Square or visit one of the city's other highlights such as the Royal Palace, Wat Arun or Wat Saket. Alternatively, you can choose to relax and make use of the hotel's facilities before travelling on to Khao Yai National Park.
Inclusief:
- Overnachting inclusief ontbijt
Travel to Khao Yai National Park
After breakfast in Bangkok, you will have some free time to get your things together before travelling on by private transfer to Khao Yai National Park. You can arrange the departure time with your driver the day before. The drive takes about 3 hours. After arriving at the national park, you will check in at the glamping resort and have the afternoon and evening at leisure. Khao Yai National Park is Thailand's oldest national park and is rich in flora and fauna, and home to many animal species.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to Khao Ya National Park
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Khao Yai National Park
Your local guide and expert will collect you after breakfast and take you into the national park. They will help you spot as many of Khao Yai’s wildlife as possible today, including gibbons, hornbills, macaques, wild elephants, reptiles, insects and many species of birds. There are many fantastic animals in the park. The guide knows where to find them, so together you’ll set off in search of them! You’ll pay a brief visit to the park’s visitor centre, after which you’ll go on a 2- to 3-hour walk to enjoy the beauty of the forest.
After a healthy lunch in the open air, you’ll visit the impressive Hew Suwat Waterfall. After lunch, you’ll set off to spot wild elephants. Although there’s no guarantee you’ll see them, the experience and excitement alone are magical! After your trip, you’ll return to the glamping resort for a free evening.
Inclusief:
- Excursion: "Khao Yai National Park" including English-speaking guide, lunch and entrance fees
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Travel to Khanom
You will depart Bangkok airport early in the morning today for a short local flight to Surat Thani in the south of the country. Together with your guide, you will travel the 3 hours back to Bangkok and check in at the airport for your domestic flight. Arriving in Surat Thani, you will be picked up and transferred to Khanom, which is just under an hour and a half away. You will check in at the hotel and enjoy a free afternoon and evening.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to Bangkok airport
- Domestic flight Bangkok - Surat Thani
- Private transfer to your hotel in Khanom
- Overnachting inclusief ontbijt
Nam Tok Si Khit National Park
After a delicious breakfast, you will be picked up by your guide and drive to Nam Tok Si Khit National Park in just under an hour. Here you will take a trip to the Si Khit waterfall. It is estimated that the waterfall falls down at least 100 levels. The cascading waterfalls here invite you to relax and swim. You can also follow one of the hiking trails in the area through the park and visit several levels of the waterfall. You are advised to hike up to a maximum of level 4 to avoid running out of time. Lunch will be served at a nearby restaurant after which return to the hotel.
Inclusief:
- Excursion: "Nam Tok Si Khit National Park" including English-speaking guide, transportation, lunch and entrance fees
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Accommodation Koh Samui
You’ll round off this wonderful trip with a wonderfully relaxing island stay. After a transfer to Khanom Pier, you’ll board a private speedboat and sail for 3 to 4 hours (depending on weather conditions) to Koh Samui, where your local driver will be waiting for you at the pier to take you to your hotel. Over the next few days, you can enjoy the sun, sea and beach, and perhaps take part in other optional activities.
Koh Samui is one of Thailand’s most popular beach destinations and is on a par with any other island. It started out as a backpackers’ island, but over the years development has focused on quality and luxury, ensuring you’ll want for nothing on the island. The beautiful beaches are easily accessible and you can visit other highlights, such as the Giant Buddha. If you fancy a day’s snorkelling, Turtle Island is a lovely option.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to the pier
- Private transfer by private speedboat to Koh Samui
- Private transfer to your hotel
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Accommodations
Aruntara Riverside Boutique Hotel
Nestled on the banks of the Mae Ping River, Aruntara Boutique Hotel is a unique way to experience Chiang Mai, one of Thailand's most vibrant and culturally exotic cities. The hotel's design is an architectural combination of British-colonial and northern Thai influences, this is reflected...
Nestled on the banks of the Mae Ping River, Aruntara Boutique Hotel is a unique way to experience Chiang Mai, one of Thailand's most vibrant and culturally exotic cities. The hotel's design is an architectural combination of British-colonial and northern Thai influences, this is reflected in the traditional handcrafted Lanna-style teak columns and high ceilings. Each of the luxurious rooms is designed to offer stylish accommodation with a large open-plan living area and an abundance of space to relax and unwind. Room facilities include satellite TV, an in-room safe, a fridge, a telephone and room service. Hotel facilities and services include free Wi-Fi, swimming pool, meeting/conference rooms, 24-hour reception, laundry service, restaurant, spa, baby sitting service on request, free bicycle rental and free daily shuttle service to the Night Bazar and Weekend Mall.
Your stay: 4 nights
Sriwilai Sukhothai
This boutique resort offers a unique experience in the heart of Siam, Sukhothai, Thailand. The recently opened boutique resort is just 1.8 km from the Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The resort is set in the natural landscape of Thailand's cultural heritage and...
This boutique resort offers a unique experience in the heart of Siam, Sukhothai, Thailand. The recently opened boutique resort is just 1.8 km from the Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Set in the natural landscape of Thailand's cultural heritage, the resort has 52 rooms and 2 suites, making it the only high-end accommodation with the historical monument in the area.
Your stay: 2 nights
Ad Lib Bangkok Hotel
Walk through the entrance and find yourself in the middle of a bustling café atmosphere. To the left is an open kitchen where celebrity chef Noom Thaninthorn showcases his modern interpretation of authentic comfort food. To the right, a long bar with an extensive whisky collection and signature cocktails lovingly created by Joseph Boroski....
Walk through the entrance and find yourself in the middle of a bustling café atmosphere. To the left is an open kitchen where celebrity chef Noom Thaninthorn showcases his modern interpretation of authentic comfort food. To the right, a long bar with an extensive whisky collection and signature cocktails lovingly created by Joseph Boroski. Or just sit back on the sofas at the front, lose yourself in your own world with a good book and a cup of freshly roasted Kuppa coffee. Feel free to wander around. The lobby is more than just empty benches along an entrance. It is a space where people can both meet and just be.
Your stay: 3 nights
Lala Mukha Tented Resort
Lala Mukha Tented Resort is located in Khao Yai, Thailand. The eco-friendly resort features 31 elegantly decorated tents and tree houses. Rooms feature a TV, free Wi-Fi, a tea/coffee maker, an electric kettle, a standing fan and a minibar. The resort also offers luggage storage,...
Lala Mukha Tented Resort is located in Khao Yai, Thailand. The eco-friendly resort features 31 elegantly decorated tents and tree houses. Rooms feature a TV, free Wi-Fi, a tea/coffee maker, an electric kettle, a standing fan and a minibar. The resort also offers luggage storage, room service, sightseeing tours and excursions, transfers, outdoor dining and an outdoor swimming pool. Guests can stargaze, make campfires, swim, barbecue outdoors and much more.
Your stay: 2 nights
Le Petit Saint Tropez Hotel
Le Petit Saint Tropez Hotel offers luxury beachfront accommodation on the shores of the Gulf of Thailand. The hotel offers stunning views of the lush green hills of Southern Thailand. All rooms are comfortably furnished and equipped with air conditioning, a hairdryer and a minibar. Guests can use...
Le Petit Saint Tropez Hotel offers luxury beachfront accommodation on the shores of the Gulf of Thailand. The hotel offers stunning views of the lush green hills of Southern Thailand. All rooms are comfortably furnished and equipped with air conditioning, a hairdryer and a minibar. Guests can take advantage of spa services and enjoy wonderful massages. Other amenities include a garden, a swimming pool, sun loungers and an on-site restaurant. Guests can also enjoy a range of activities such as hiking, yoga and boat trips in Khanom.
Your stay: 2 nights
Banana Fan Sea Resort
Banana Fan Sea Resort, a magical oasis in a tropical paradise, is located on a beautiful part of Koh Samui on the famous Chaweng Beach in the Gulf of Thailand. Located on the south side of Chaweng Beach, yet not far from the famous shopping and entertainment areas.
Each room is equipped with...
Banana Fan Sea Resort, a magical oasis in a tropical paradise, is located on a beautiful part of Koh Samui on the famous Chaweng Beach in the Gulf of Thailand. Located on the south side of Chaweng Beach, yet not far from the famous shopping and entertainment areas.
Each room has air conditioning, satellite TV, a minibar and tea and coffee making facilities. They have a private bathroom, large mirrors and toiletries.
Your stay: 4 nights
Experiences
Doi Suthep
Doi Suthep is a sacred mountain just outside Chiang Mai, famous for the golden Wat Phra That Doi Suthep temple. From here, you have an impressive view of the city. The mountain also offers green forests, waterfalls and peaceful hiking trails, making it both a spiritual and natural destination.
Destinations
Doi Inthanon National Park
Doi Inthanon National Park is located in northern Thailand and is home to the country's highest mountain. The park has many spectacular waterfalls that are especially popular during the rainy season. It is also one of the best destinations for birdwatchers, with 362 bird species in the forest. For hikers, there are numerous trails with breathtaking views of the mountains and forest. The royal pagodas have beautiful architecture and are a favourite destination for tourists from all over the world.
Chiang Mai
Thailand’s northern capital is smaller and quieter than Bangkok. A stroll through the beautiful historic city centre takes you past the many magnificent temples, markets and shops. Other highlights include a visit to the trendy Nimmanhemin district, with its chic bars and shops, and a trip to Doi Suthep. From the serene temple at the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding countryside.
Northern Thailand
Northern and Southern Thailand were once two different countries - Lanna and Siam - and the two regions still reflect many differences, including in local cuisine, culture and traditions. Chiang Mai, the 'Rose of the North' and the regional capital is home to beautiful Buddhist temples, historic city walls and lush mountainous surroundings. Other major attractions of the North include Mae Hong Son, with diverse ethnic influences, the city of Chiang Rai, with its magnificent white temple and the tranquil river town of Pai, with its natural hot springs, emerald rice paddies and jungle-overgrown mountains.
Thailand
Thailand, fondly known as 'the land of smiles', is often associated with beautiful golden sands, palm-fringed beaches, warm aquamarine waters, glorious temples and verdant jungle-clad mountains. With 16 million foreigners flying into the country every year, Thailand is Southeast Asia's premier travel hub, with a diverse range of attractions and activities to suit all tastes and budgets. Whether exploring the bustling metropolis of Bangkok, relaxing on the tropical beaches of the southern islands, diving in the underwater wonderland off the coast of Koh Tao, jungle trekking in the north, or discovering the ancient cities of Chiang Mai, Thailand is filled with attractions to satisfy every interest.
Sukhothai
Sukhothai, one of Thailand's most sacred historical sites, was once the capital of the wider Sukhothai kingdom, which flourished in the 13th and 14th centuries. Although the ancient city fell into disrepair after being abandoned in the 16th century, it has since been restored and is considered one of the most important examples of ancient Siamese religious art and architecture. A designated World Heritage Site, it is located 12 km from the city of New Sukothai and is the area's highlight attraction with an array of decorative Buddha statues, towers, chedis and temples. Other nearby attractions include two national parks and the Ramkhamhaeng National Museum.
Bangkok
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is an always dynamic travel destination, famous for its cultural offerings, vibrant nightlife and rich choice of dining options - which range from bustling street markets to very upscale restaurants. Cultural highlights include the Emerald Buddha at Wat Pho, a boat trip on the 'Klongs' (canals) and the Grand Palace. For shopping, visit the tourist hub of Khaosan Road.
Khao Yai National Park
Khao Yai is Thailand's third-largest national park. Established in 1962, this park is still one of the country's best-known and most popular protected areas. It stretches over 2,000 square kilometres of jungle, evergreen forests and grassy plains, and includes about 50 km of stunningly beautiful hiking and cycling trails, ranging from 500 m to 8 km long. It also includes several spectacular waterfalls, including the 20-metre-high Huay Suwat, which was featured in the blockbuster film 'The Beach'. The park is a hub of biodiversity, home to about 3,000 botanical species and a wide range of exotic animals, including macaques, gibbons, bears and elephants, as well as a dazzling array of birds.
Muak Lek
Resting in the foothills of the mighty Phetchabun Mountains among the lush landscapes of Thailand's Saraburi Province, the Muak Lek district is a picturesque destination offering a multitude of opportunities for outdoor adventure. Primarily, it functions as an idyllic and convenient base for excursions to and the spectacular Chet Sao Noi Waterfall, an enormous curtain spreading wide across and decorated by bright turquoise natural pools. The district also lies just north of the magnificent Khao Yai National Park, known for its impressive array of wildlife, which includes elephant, porcupine, Asian Black Bear, and many more.
Southern Thailand
Southern Thailand known for turquoise waters, pearly white palm beaches, majestic limestone formations and idyllic tropical islands. Visitors can enjoy world-class beaches and delicious local cuisine full of fresh seafood. Spectacular snorkelling or diving in one of the marine parks, or visiting Khao Sok National Park is also among the options.
Koh Samui
Koh Samui is one of Thailand's most popular beach destinations. Beautiful idyllic beaches, azure waters and good accessibility from the mainland. You will find a nice range of luxury hotels and resorts - often with quiet private beaches. The coastline is the main attraction but you can also visit the 12-metre-high Big Buddha temple, the 30-metre-high Na Muang waterfall or one of the luxury spas.
Surat Thani Province
Surat Thani is a rural province on the Gulf of Thailand. The province includes some of Thailand's most popular attractions, including: Khao Sok National Park, Ang Thong National Marine Park and the famous islands of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao. The port city and regional capital of the same name, Surat Thani, serves as a jumping-off point and gateway to these spectacularly scenic islands. Visitors can look forward to a wide range of wonderful activities, such as island hopping, snorkelling through colourful reefs teeming with marine life, diving, lazing on idyllic beaches, sampling local Thai food at a number of bustling street markets and running around. Other popular activities include hiking, swimming in waterfalls and enjoying a range of adventure activities.
Gulf of Thailand
Surrounded on three sides by Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, the serene waters of the Gulf of Thailand are home to an array of the country's most popular, beautiful and accessible islands. Known for its impeccable full moon parties, Koh Pha Ngan is also home to charming jungles, waterfalls and temples. Koh Samui boasts world-class luxury resorts and spas. Koh Maak and Koh Wai are lined with sublime white-sand beaches and provide a wonderfully laid-back atmosphere. Hua Hin offers a family-oriented destination with its variety of activities, including pony rides, kite surfing and banana boat rides, as well as fantastic restaurants, bars, shops, spas and golf courses. Koh Tao is ideal for snorkelling and diving. Kho Si Chang is a small charming island with an interesting town and beautiful temple.
Phitsanulok
Phitsanulok is a fairly large, historic city on the Nan River, in northern northern Thailand. This ancient centre of Thai culture and politics is a busy, dynamic city and one of Thailand's larger provincial capitals. Phitsanulok's main tourist attraction is Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, a famous temple, built in 1357, with the Phra Buddha Chinnarat, one of the most respected Buddha figures in Thailand. Other popular attractions include the Chandra Palace and a nearby folk museum. The city is also known for its authentic markets and the many houseboats on the Nan River.
Khanom
Located on the southeastern coast of Nakhon Si Thammarat province in Thailand, Khanom is recognisable by its jungle-covered mountains, turquoise waters, green-gold rice paddies and honey-coloured beaches, Khanom is a true hidden gem that welcomes nature lovers and adventurers alike to explore its enchanting landscapes. From bustling night markets and waterfalls to historic ruins and welcoming villages, this charming destination hosts a wide range of attractions.
Thailand trip | Nature trip Thailand
We offer this itinerary from €5,535 per person.
The price is indicative and is subject to factors including availability and travel dates.
Included
• Domestic flights
• Accommodation in excellent and distinctive lodges and hotels
• All meals as specified in the ‘itinerary’
• All excursions as mentioned in the ‘programme’, including Doi Inthanon National Park, the Khlongtoey tour and Khao Yai National Park Wildlife Observation
• All necessary private transfers as mentioned
• Boat transfers by private speedboat as mentioned in the ‘itinerary’
• Meet & Greet on arrival
• Entrance fees where applicable
• National Geographic or similar travel guide
• Administration fees (€50 per booking)
Positive impact of your trip:
• A contribution of €50 per person towards positive impact via the Avila Foundation
• Project contribution in Khlongtoey
• Cycling and walking tours
Not included
• International flights
• Room category upgrade
• Travel and/or cancellation insurance
• Visa fees
• Tourist tax (where applicable)
• Seat reservations
• Personal expenses/tips
• Any departure tax when leaving the destination
• Meals not specified and optional excursions
• Contribution to the Calamity Fund (€2.50 per booking)
• SGR contribution (€5 per person)