Upon landing at Bangkok airport, you’ll be warmly welcomed and escorted to your hotel. Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, boasts a rich history intertwined with the reigning Chakri dynasty. After checking into your hotel, enjoy some leisure time. Spend the night in Bangkok.

Post breakfast, set out for Khao Yai. En route, pause at the Klang Don fruit market to explore a variety of local produce. Later, explore Khao Yai National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its diverse ecosystem. After some self-arranged lunch, wander the Haew Su Wat waterfall trail within the park. Check into your Khao Yai hotel for the night. On the way to Nakhon Ratchasima (locally known as Korat), visit the Dan Kwian pottery village. In Korat, tour the city, stopping at the Thao Suranari memorial. In the afternoon, head north to the Ban Prasat archaeological site and the Phimai historical site. Return to Korat for some free time and an overnight stay.

Today, journey to Buriram to marvel at the well-preserved Khmer ruins at Prasat Phanom Rung. Nearby, explore Muang Tham, another Khmer site. After lunch (on your own), continue to Surin and visit its intriguing national museum (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays). The museum showcases the region’s history and diverse ethnic groups. Overnight in Surin.

After breakfast, visit the silversmith village of Ban Khwao Sinarin. Proceed to the Khmer Sikhoraphum temple and the traditional Ban Sam Kho village. Here, witness the production of exquisite Thai silk. Later, visit the Sikhoraphum temple and the lesser-known Kamphaeng Yai site. After lunch (self-arranged), head to Khong Jiam, a town by the majestic Mekong River. Overnight in Khong Jiam.

Start with breakfast, then travel to Mukdahan. Explore its vibrant market, offering a mix of Laotian, Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese products. In the afternoon, proceed to Nakhon Phanom, stopping at the revered Wat Phra That Phanom temple and the historical village of Ban Na Chok. Check into your riverside hotel in Nakhon Phanom.

After breakfast, visit Sakhon Nakhon for a sacred thread ceremony, believed to bring good fortune. Continue to the renowned pottery and weaving village of Ban Chiang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the bamboo weaving at Dong Yen Village and pottery painting at Baan Pulu. In the afternoon, head to Udon Thani and enjoy a boat ride on the “Red Lotus Sea”. Overnight in Udon Thani.

Post breakfast, visit the Orchids farm, home to the unique Udon Sunshine orchid. Travel to Nong Khai and explore the Sala Kaew Ku sculpture park and the Tha Sadet market. In the afternoon, return to Udon Thani for your flight back to Bangkok.

The tour lasts for 7 days, starting from Dubai and concluding in Bangkok.

No, the flight from Dubai to Bangkok is not included in the package. However, we can assist with flight bookings upon request.

The package includes comfortable accommodations based on double/twin sharing, with daily breakfast provided.

Visa requirements vary based on nationality. It’s recommended to check with the respective embassies or your travel agent for up-to-date visa information.

Yes, an English-speaking guide will accompany you during the guided times mentioned in the itinerary.

Travel insurance is not included but is highly recommended. You can purchase it separately for added peace of mind.