Prepare to be mesmerized by Wat Rong Khun, also known as the "White Temple." This contemporary masterpiece, designed by a renowned local artist, showcases extraordinary Buddhist paintings and sculptures that push the boundaries of traditional art.

After immersing yourself in this ethereal creation, continue your journey to Wat Rong Suea Ten, the "Blue Temple." This modern marvel boasts a unique architectural style and whimsical decorations unlike any other in Thailand. Delve into the temple's intricate details and admire its remarkable collection of scripture art.

Savor a delightful lunch at a local restaurant before embarking on a scenic drive back to your hotel in Chiang Mai, filled with reflections on the artistic wonders you've encountered.

Discover the many facets of Chiang Mai. Spend a day exploring the town’s main
monuments and many lesser known sites, traveling by TukTuk for a more authentic experience.

Take a breather and step aboard a long-tail boat for a scenic cruise along the tranquil Mae Ping River. Unwind as you drift past charming riverside villages, observe local fishermen casting their nets, and watch a colorful parade of boats glide by.

Disembark near the city center and indulge in a delicious lunch at the renowned Huen Phen Restaurant.

Next, experience a nostalgic mode of transportation: the samlor. These pedal-powered trishaws, once a common sight in Thailand, offer a leisurely way to explore the city streets. Glide towards the majestic Wat Chedi Luang, where you'll marvel at its spectacular pagoda, once the revered home of the famous Emerald Buddha.

Uncover the authentic heart of Bangkok. Utilize the city's extensive public transportation network for a captivating day trip, where you'll not only witness iconic landmarks but also delve into the traditions and daily lives of the Thai people.

Your adventure begins with a ride on the city's Skytrain, a bustling elevated train line favored by commuters seeking a swift and air-conditioned alternative to the congested streets. Disembark near the iconic Chao Phraya River and hop aboard a public boat, another popular mode of transport for locals. As you cruise along the river, soak in the panoramic views of the city's skyline and observe the unique stilt houses that precariously perch along the water's edge.

The boat gently glides to a stop near the iconic Wat Pho and Grand Palace. Spend the rest of the morning immersing yourself in these two remarkable landmarks, where you'll uncover the fascinating stories of Thailand's royal heritage and the profound spiritual traditions that have shaped its people.

Travel away from Bangkok’s city centre for a visit to local markets and countryside neighborhoods. Take a one-hour drive, leaving the high-rises behind and entering a land of lush landscapes and traditional wooden houses.

Stop at a local railway station where a bustling country market has sprouted up along the tracks. As a train pulls into the station, witness the vendors quickly clearing their stalls off the railway. Then, after the train departs, watch them set up shop and resume business as usual.

From here, continue to the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Although these days the stalls are mostly selling items for tourists, the Damnoen Saduak remains the best example of a traditional floating market. Take a stroll around and admire the floating shops, many of which are selling fresh fruits and typical Thai snacks.

Leave the main market area and take a relaxing paddle boat ride. Pass by an old section of the floating market and enter a labyrinth of quiet canals. See houses built alongside the waterways and catch glimpses of local life in this rural Thai province.

Following this insightful exploration of the countryside, return to Bangkok’s modern city centre.

Take a trip together this fun evening. Hop on this Bangkok’s iconic 3-wheel, Tuk Tuk, for a night adventure ride to visit the best local eateries around the famous street zone in town. Bangkok is claimed to be the city that never stops eating. Bangkokians usually find themselves eating out at night, especially street food, which the city is also well-known for.

Be taken for a ride and make various food stops at local places in which even smells will ignite one's taste buds. From the best kept-secret Guay Tiew Gai, one of the best Pad Thai in town, and Sukiyaki with seafood, all bites will truly be pleasing. All are guaranteed by Michelin Guide under a special award “The Bib Gourmand”. Also, to delight more taste buds, have some local desserts along the way.

Between the bites, make some nice stomach breaks at the city’s old town landmarks. Visit Wat Suthat, one of the famous iconic sights of Bangkok for a night time perspective, and here, be wowed by its illuminated chedis while learning all about the history of the temple.

Then, take in the night spot of the Giant Swing right in front of the temple.

The night ends with a final stop at a secret, hidden bar located nearby. Sip on a chilled Thai beer or a nonalcoholic drink served with some famous Thai appetizer while enjoying amazing night views of the Giant Swing and the glittering temple.

After the tour finishes, be dropped off at the hotel by tuk tuk.