Tour Overview

Day 1 : Chiang Mai – Lamphun – Lampang – Sukhothai

Pick up and check out from hotel in Chiang Mai. On the way stop by Lamphun to Wat Prathat Hariphunchai where is one of the most important temple in Lamphun. The temple’s origins date from the 11th century but the central stupa is thought to originate in the 9th century. After that visit Elephant Conservation Center (TECC) where cares for more than 50 Asian elephants in a beautiful forest conveniently to visit Hospital and manages Thailand’s first mobile clinic, treating needy elephants. Then, continue to visit Wat Prathat Lam Pang Luang. It is the most important temple in Lam Pang and be the biggest chedi is enshrined according to legend the Buddha once visited the site some 2,500 years ago and donated a hair in the chedi, hire a horse drawn carriage to take you around the temple. Then heading to Sukhothai province to stay overnight. Check in and relax.

• 08.00 Pick up at hotel in Chiang Mai
• Wat Prathat Hariphunchai
• Elephant Conservation Center
• Wat Prathat Lam Pang Luang
• Horse Cart around Wat Prathat Lam Pang Luang
• Stay overnight in Sukhothai town : Thai Thai Sukhothai Gusthouse or Sukhothai Treasure & Spa

Day 2 : Sukhothai – Nakornsawan – Ayuttaya

Check out at the hotel. Visit Sukhothai Historical Park, take a bike ride in the park area to see beautiful old temple and city which remained us how beautiful in the old day. And then heading to Nakornsawan province to enjoy the boat trip at Bung Boraped (the largest freshwater lake in Thailand) After that visit Wat Kai Temple in Ayuttaya to see an ancient temple during the Ayuttaya Kingdom and there are also many monkeys with tame and friendly. Then heading to the hotel to check in in Ayuttaya province.

• 08.30 Pick up at hotel
• Sukhothai Historical Park
• Bung Boraped (Boat trip) in Nakornsawan
• Wat Kai Temple in Ayuttaya
• Stay overnight in Ayuttaya : Hotel Banthai House

Day 3 : Ayuttaya – Bangkok

Pick up at the hotel. On the way, visit Wat Yai Chai Monkol (The Temple of Victory) The large chedi is one of the landmarks of Ayutthaya, by king Naresuan. Beautiful and nice view. After that Wat Mahathat there is part of the Ayutthaya World Heritage Historical Park. it was the religious centre and enshrined relics of the Buddha and its proximity to the Grand Palace. Visit also Wat Phanon Choeng is a Buddhist temple in the city of Ayutthaya, on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River at the south-eastern side of the confluence of the Chao Phraya and Pa Sak rivers before heading to Bangkok. Transfer at the hotel and say good bye.

• 08.30 Pick up at hotel
• Wat Yai Chai Monkol (The Temple of Victory)
• Wat Mahathat
• Wat Phanon Choeng
• Transfer to hotel in Bangkok
• Tour end