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Discover more about the culture, nature, and historic landmarks in beautiful Thailand with these off-the-beaten-path tours.
Experience something different when traveling to Thailand with 7 fresh itineraries.
Unveil hidden treasures in the heart of Thailand
Tired of crowded tourist spots in Thailand and longing for lush forests and pristine beaches? This Hidden Treasures of Thailand tour is just what you need. After a night in the capital city Bangkok, you'll venture into the mountains, waterfalls, and national parks of Khao Yai. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to various wildlife including tigers, bears, gibbons, around 200 elephants, and nearly 400 bird species. The final stop of the tour takes you to the tropical island of Koh Kood, one of Thailand's last unspoiled islands, where you can unwind on the beach, kayak through mangrove forests, or dive among vibrant coral reefs.
Take on the challenge with a cycling tour
Embark on an 8-day cycling tour from Bangkok to Phuket, satisfying your passion for exploration through deserted roads from Bangkok heading southward, if you're fit enough. Covering approximately 100 km per day, with a total distance of about 850 km, you'll traverse limestone mountains, pass through remote villages, temples, and numerous national parks. By nightfall, rest your weary feet at coastal resort areas, relaxing to the sound of lapping waves and indulging in seafood feasts. The journey's end is Phuket, with its stunning beaches as a reward for those who make the trek.
Live on a houseboat
Ever wondered what life on a boat would be like? Experience it firsthand with the Houseboat and Wildlife tour. Visit the famous River Kwai Bridge, built by prisoners of war during World War II and immortalized in the 1957 classic film 'The Bridge on the River Kwai.' Next, explore Coconut Island, home to over 1,200 coconut trees, kayak through caves – the roosting place of hundreds of bats, or hike through the Karen hill tribe villages in the hills and interact with the local inhabitants. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to visit Mon Bridge, Thailand's longest wooden bridge, and explore the diverse culture of Sangklaburi before returning to Bangkok.
Discover the diverse culture of Thailand
With the mystical Thailand tour, travelers will delve deep into the cultural heritage of Thailand, from the bustling streets of Bangkok to the secluded homes of minority tribes, providing you with a comprehensive insight into Thai traditions. Visitors will also visit the Asian Elephant Hospital, the world's first hospital dedicated to caring for sick or abused elephants. Here, you'll learn about wildlife conservation, protection efforts, and of course, meet some 'special patients' too.
The next leg of the journey will take travelers to the ancient city of Sukhothai, dating back to the 13th century. You'll wander around the park, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, documenting the golden age of Thai civilization, known here as the 'Dawn of Happiness.' You may even have the opportunity to stay in a wooden house near the River Kwai Bridge.
Family Vacation in Thailand
Your entire family can enjoy the 'Journey to the River Kwai and Ancient Forest' tour together. Ride tuk-tuks to the Grand Palace in Bangkok; Learn Muay Thai boxing skills at training camps; Participate in acting classes; Play soccer with students at Yaowawit School. Afterwards, the whole family will observe dolphins, seals, and otters when visiting the Ang Thong National Marine Park. Additionally, you and your family will have the opportunity to expand your knowledge by joining cooking classes or visiting the most interesting museums in Bangkok.
Spiritual Tour
With the 'Heart of Thailand' tour, travelers will explore revered destinations in this country. You'll have the rare opportunity to witness monks praying in the morning at Wat Pho temple, visit temples during quiet early morning hours before the crowds arrive. Cruise through the Amphawa floating market, gaze upon the famous River Kwai, explore the ancient ruins of Siam. The final days of the tour offer relaxation at the tranquil Koh Samet island, where you can fish or frolic on the seemingly endless beach.
Budget-friendly Tour of Thailand
The 'Thailand at Your Fingertips' tour is specially designed for travelers who want to explore Thailand from south to north on a limited budget. Designed for ages 18 to 39, you'll start your journey in Bangkok, visiting temples, the Wax Po, and the Grand Palace. Then, the journey continues to the bustling streets of Bangkok, along the riverbanks, and by overnight train to Chiang Mai. Exploring the villages of indigenous tribes is an opportunity to experience diverse cultures, learn about local beliefs, and customs. Then, you'll head south to the beautiful Khao Sok National Park, visit the enchanting islands of Ko Samui and Koh Tao, where you can snorkel or engage in exciting water activities.
By Vĩnh Hy/Ngôi sao
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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide
MytourFebruary 24, 2017
