Asia & Pacific · Thailand
Thailand moves easily from golden temple rooftops to limestone islands rising out of turquoise water. Tell us how you picture the trip — a Bangkok food crawl, an ethical elephant sanctuary in the north, or a slow week on the southern islands — and we'll match you with two specialists who each design an itinerary for you to compare, refine, and choose from — free of charge.
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Sample Itineraries
Starting points for your specialists to personalize — not fixed packages.
Bangkok → Chiang Mai → Phuket
Phuket → Krabi → Railay
Chiang Mai → Chiang Rai
Things To Do
BangkokGilded temples, floating markets, and street food by the plate.
Chiang MaiEthical elephant sanctuaries, hill-tribe villages, and a laid-back old town.
Southern IslandsLimestone karsts, longtail boats, and beaches from Phuket to Krabi.
Travel Tips
November through February is the dry, cool season and the most popular time to visit — ideal for both the islands and the north. March through May is hot; June through October brings monsoon rain in most regions.
Most custom itineraries run 8–12 days. A week covers Bangkok and one island group; ten days to two weeks lets you add Chiang Mai in the north.
Many nationalities, including U.S. passport holders, can enter visa-free for tourism for a set number of days. Requirements change periodically, so your specialist will confirm current entry rules for your passport before you book.
Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and one southern island (Phuket or Krabi) give you city, culture, and beach in one trip. Your specialist can adjust the mix based on how much time you have.
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