Travel Itinerary

Explore the 14th-century capital’s temple ruins—Wat Mahathat’s famous Buddha head in tree roots and royal stupas.

Gold treasures, jewelry and ancient Buddha images unearthed from Ayutthaya’s temples.

Khmer-style prang silhouetted against the sunset—Ayutthaya’s most photogenic riverside ruin.

Traditional teak architecture and the story of the American who revived Thai silk.

Giant bronze elephant statue housing sacred relics and intricate Thai craftsmanship across three levels.

Quaint row of preserved wooden houses showing pre-war Bangkok life.

Open-air mall in restored warehouses; catch a puppet show or old tram ride along the Chao Phraya.

46-metre golden Buddha and Thailand’s first public university—birthplace of traditional Thai massage.

Second visit to catch any missed exhibits or join a workshop on traditional games.

Stroll through Bangkok’s biggest flower bazaar—garlands, spices and riverside trading history.

Family recipes from Trat province served in a 1960s shophouse—sweet & savoury memories to end the trip.