Breakfast at the hotel.

Then short walk to visit Wat Pho is regarded as the first center of public education and is sometimes called ‘Thailand’s first university’. Mural paintings, inscriptions, and statues found in the temple educated people on various subjects such as literature, warfare, archaeology, astronomy, geology, meditation and is considered to be home of Thai traditional massages. Here, you will enjoy a 30-minute Thai massage as an excellent break after a morning sightseeing. Lunch is at a local restaurant.

We will also stop by the “Temple of Dawn” (officially named Wat Arun). An ancient temple dating back to the Ayutthaya period with the imposing Khmer-style prang or tower is 104 meters tall with steep decorate with the multihued floral mosaics from broken Chinese porcelain that was used as ballast by boats coming from China. Today the temple is one of Bangkok\'s most iconic structures, with most remarkable visual identities on the bank of Chao Phraya River.

Breakfast at the hotel. 

Next proceed to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the most colourful floating market in the Kingdom. Enjoy the beautiful sights along the way and witness the day-to-day activities of the Thai people who live on the canals selling their fresh fruits and vegetables from the surrounding villagers’ farms. Take a short paddle boat ride through the canals to get the closure feeling of the local people. Free at leisure and enjoy of photo shooting. Afterward return drive to your hotel around noon and free at your leisure. 

Continue to Chinatown (locally named Yaowarat road) – transforms into one of the largest street food spots in the world. Popular offerings include dim sum, oyster omelette’s, flat noodles in a pepper broth, and lots of fresh seafood. There are also many exotic fruits on offer, as well as homemade ice cream. Get a surprising panoramic view of Chinatown and beyond (all the way to the Chao Phraya River) with one especially cocktail drink at Sky View 360. It takes about 2 hours for this rotating restaurant to complete a full round and you barely notice any movement. This viewpoint is not well-known, but it\'s a great place to take an air-conditioned break after a tiring exploration.

Breakfast at the hotel and check out.

Next to visit at Wat Mahathat an unseen tourist attraction where you could see buddha head enshrine in the three. These temples also enshrine buddha lyric from the past 600 years. Stop for lunch at local restaurant. 

Last visit at an old ruin temple Wat Kudi Dao is a restored ruin of a temple situated off the city island in the eastern area of Ayutthaya where we can share with your storytelling from local people and also other stories about Ayutthaya that you could not find on google or any travel book. We would like to take you to some hidden place whereas not touristic. 

This evening board our converted traditional teak rice barge (Join-In Basis) and drift slowly along the majestic Chao Phraya River, the ‘River of Kings’, and her tributaries, and while the sights of the Island City of Ayutthaya pass you by enjoy a fine selection of traditional Thai cuisine, prepared especially for you in our own kitchens. Take a cruise around Ayutthaya Island and take in the romantic atmosphere of the old capital. Within its ancient monuments, the artistic and cultural heritage of the nation is preserved for later generations to admire. You will have ample opportunity to see some of these magnificent sites along the river, as well as observing the timeless day-to-day activities of the people living along the riverbanks.  During your cruise a carefully selected set menu of delicious traditional Thai dishes will be served (food only). The art of Thai cuisine is balancing the delicate flavors that make up our four different taste sensations: sour, salty, sweet and, of course, spicy hot. Thai food is very versatile and can be adapted to suit almost any palate. Return to the hotel for overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.

 Then drive approximate 2 hours to visit Si Thep Historical Park, this is an important ancient city in Phetchabun province with an area of 2,889 rai or about 4.7 square kilometers. It is characterized as a city with a moat surrounded by a city in the Dvaravati culture that still maintains its original form as one of the most complete and unchanged in Thailand. And the interior space is divided into two cities, which is considered a feature rarely found in the same contemporary city found today. Si Thep Old City was formerly known as Aphai Salee and later changed to Si Thep City. It is a city built in the era of Khmer power which is estimated to be at least 1,000 years old. Si Thep City is a city surrounded by moats and embankments with divided into 2 parts: The inner city is almost circular in shape with a diameter of about 1.5 km and has 8 entrances and exits. The inner area is flat and undulating including scattered pools and swamps. There are about 70 archaeological sites that have been excavated and have not been excavated. Lunch is at a local restaurant.

After lunch, continue drive approximate 3.5 hours to Phitsanulok and visit Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan: There is no evidence when it was created. It is assumed that it was built before the Sukhothai period and was originally a royal monastery because they found evidence of Sukhothai inscriptions that Pho Khun Sri Nao Nam Thom built the Dental That Sukhontha Chedi. There is enshrined Phra Buddha Chinnarat which is regarded as one of the most beautiful Buddha images in the world. 

Afterward check in at hotel and free at your leisure.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. 

Then visit Wat Si Chum, a wihan in the form of a square mondop, which is the main sanctuary, houses a large monumental stucco Buddha image in the attitude of subduing Mara called “Phra Atchana”, which is 11.3 metres in width. “Achana” means a person who is not anxious but strong. The roof has already disintegrated, exposing just 4 walls of stuccoed bricks. Lunch is at a local restaurant. 

Afternoon, drive approximate 1 hour to visit Si Satchanalai Historical Park. A visit to Sukhothai wouldn\'t complete without a visit to the historical site of the ancient Si Satchanalai City, which was the second largest city after Sukhothai during its glory days. The 45-square-meter park is home to remaining structures of what used to be palaces, temples and homes. The main attractions are Wat Phra Si Mahathat, Wat Chang Lom and Wat Chedi Jet Taew---all of which feature authentic Sukhothai architectural style.

Afterward continue drive approximate 2.5 hours to Lampang, check in at the hotel and free at leisure.

Evening visit Kad Kong Ta Night Market, the ancient market, one of the major artistic attractions of Lampang. This name is derived from the word city, \"Kad\" means \"market\", \"Kong Ta\" refers to \"Tok Ta Nam\" as a combination. \"Market in Tok Ta Nam\" due to the old market is located along the Wang River in the Rattanakosin period during the reign of King Rama V. Kad Kong Ta or China market, it is a major commercial center. It is a busy economic area with merchants from many ethnic groups, including Thai, Chinese, Burmese and Westerners, thus creating a cultural mix. The obvious is \"International Architecture\". There are Central Thai house, Lanna house, Burmese house, and the most prominent is the Chinese style house and western style gingerbread house. As a result, the ancient classics look attractive to teenagers until today. The site of the Kad kong ta heritage now becomes. \"Old market community\" the place of local people. If you touch, you will understand the simple way.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. 

Then visit Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum, the museum was founded by Mr. Phanasin Dhanabadeesakul, the second-generation heir of Mr. I (Sim Yu) Sae Chin in honor of the forefather of the family, A-pa I (Sim Yu) Sae Chin who discovered kaolin clay and established the first ceramic factory of Lampang. It showcases the story and the legendary “rooster bowl of Dhanabadee” that has carried the pride of Lampang as the ceramic City of Thailand as well as the exhibition of the History of the Dhanabadee affiliated company, the origin of the rooster bowl of Lampang, and a demonstration of the rooster bowl ceramic production with the traditional method. With a purpose of conserving arts and Culture and promoting ceramic knowledge and art knowledge for interested persons, visitors have a chance to closely observe the production process of modern ceramics. Lunch is at a local restaurant.

Afternoon continue drive approximate 3.5-4 hours to Chiang Rai, short stop enroute at Kwan Phayao, it is the biggest freshwater Lake in Northern Thailand. The word \"kwan\" in Thai dialects means \"lake\". Kwan Phayao is a natural lake with a mountain range in its backdrop. The scenery that is natural and captivating for visitors is the reason why it is renowned to be the heart of Phayao Province. Restaurants, coffee shops as well as parks for people to relax are found in the area.

Upon arrival Chiang Rai province, check in at your hotel and free at leisure.

Return to the town and lunch is at a local restaurant before return to your hotel and free at leisure.

Evening, explore the authentic side of Chiang Rai. You will pass the King Mengrai Monument, commemorating the king who founded Chiang Rai in 1262. Next is the Golden clock tower. Built in 2008 to honor His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the clock tower bears the signature style of Chalermchai Kositpipat, the artist who conceived and built the White Temple. Every evening at 20:00 and 21:00, the clock tower comes to life in a light-and-sound display. 

Next is the famous night market of Chiang Rai. Here you can find restaurants and there is also a performance of classical dance (own expenses). Our dedicated guide will make sure to explain you the cultural and historical particularities of Chiang Rai, the Gateway to the mythical Golden Triangle. Return to your hotel

• Take a local transport “Tuk-Tuk” (pick-up & drop-off hotel in town)
• Experience on tasting local food in Chiang Mai town
• Visit the religion relics places in Chiang Mai town
• A glass of beverage at Xanadu Restaurant with scenic Chiang Mai view

• Visit the main local Thai market out of the city centre 
• Explaining and learning about herbs and ingredients at our organic farm
• Pound and make a curry paste from scratch. You will make your own curry paste, each person will have their own individual mortar. You can decide how spicy or non-spicy you would like to make your own curry paste
• Choose and make one curry paste, one curry, one soup, noodle dish and sweet dessert (total of 5 categories)
• You will learn to make every dish completely by yourself from start to finish and will be able to season to your own taste!