Explore the cultural highlights of northern Thailand from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai on this 7-day tour. See colorful hill tribe populations such as the Long Neck Karens, take a trip to the Thai - Burma border, enter the Golden Triangle to take in the vista over Burma, Laos, Thailand and the Mekong River. Book your northern Thailand adventure now!

For those with more time up their sleeve this comprehensive 6-day tour from Bangkok to the northern provinces of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai offers a superb itinerary covering the major tourist icons and attractions of central and northern Thailand.

This 3-day cultural journey of northern Thailand begins in Chiang Mai and heads towards the jungle clad, Thai-Burma border town of Mae Hong Sorn, home to the Shan people. Explore the sights of this sleepy town, including superb Burmese temples, before taking an elephant journey to see the colorful hill tribe village of the Long Neck Karens. Return by plane to Chiang Mai.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. Explore Bangkok while staying at the Holiday Inn Silom in the Superior Plaza Tower. Discover its major tourist attractions including the fabulous Wat Phra Keo (Emerald Buddha Chapel) and Grand Palace complex, and the fabulous royal barges. Discover unrivaled shopping opportunities for some of the world's most admired handicrafts.

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is one of the world's most exotic and colorful cities - a unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern. Explore Bangkok while staying at either the Le Meridien President or the Eastin Hotel. Discover its major tourist attractions including the fabulous Wat Phra Keo (Emerald Buddha Chapel) and Grand Palace complex, and the fabulous royal barges. Discover unrivaled shopping opportunities for some of the world's most admired handicrafts.

Combine two great cultural experiences on this privately guided, full-day excursion from Bangkok. The Damnoen Saduak Floating markets will give you a glimpse into the vivid lifestyle of the people who trade on the waterways of Thailand while at the Rose Garden Cultural Center you will witness traditional Thai arts, crafts and architecture on display at the typical Thai village. A day out not to be missed!

Limited with your time in Bangkok? This privately guided full-day excursion will take you to two of Thailand?s most popular sightseeing experiences. See the fabulous floating markets by speedboat, a must-see for all travelers to Thailand, before continuing on by coach to Kanchanaburi, home of the infamous Death Railway Bridge on the Kwai River as well as the Thailand - Burma War Museum.

Escape Bangkok and the city environment for the lush environs of Khao Yai National Park, Thailand's oldest protected nature reserve. Khao Yai's 1347 square miles of protected forest, jungle and grassland is home to many animals, including wild elephants, Malayan sun bear and various gibbons, birds such as the great hornbill as well as many gentle walking trails.

Muay Thai, or Thai Kickboxing, is the national sport of Thailand. Don't miss your opportunity to witness a live, professionally organised full contact Muay Thai martial arts event during your time in Bangkok. The Muay Thai Kickboxing tour includes VIP seating as well as refreshments.

Take a privately guided tour to Kanchanaburi's famous Bridge on the River Kwai and the beginning of the Death Railway, a poignant reminder of the thousands of POW?s and forced laborers who lost their lives in the Second World War. This full day tour outside of Bangkok also includes a visit to the war museum and the chance to ride on a local train.

This full-day excursion outside of Bangkok is a wonderful way to maximize your time to experience the amazing floating markets of Thailand as well as Kanchanaburi, home to the bridge made even more famous by the Hollywood movie starring Alec Guiness, The Bridge on the River Kwai.

Spend a full day out in the Thai countryside to see local village life on the outskirts of Bangkok. The rural region you'll drive to is predominantly a farming area and is known as the green belt of Bangkok. While at the village of Baan Lumphaya try cooking your own Thai food for lunch taken from local produce in the area.