Sustainable Thailand from North to South
Estimated CO2 emissions:
1,708 kg
Description
Each leg of this trip to Thailand will be an exciting adventure: you will discover new flavors, meet special people, and take home unforgettable memories.
Immerse yourself in the magic of Bangkok, navigating canals dotted with markets and houseboats.
Explore the ruins of Ayutthaya, walking among majestic temples and towering statues.
In Sukhothai, cycle among the remains of this UNESCO World Heritage city.
Meet elephants in their natural habitat, having a heartwarming experience atElephant Rescue Park.
Climb Doi Suthep for breathtaking views of Chiang Mai, enveloped in the peace and spirituality of this sacred place.

Discovering the culture of Thai markets along the Railway or floating
Participation in Tak Bat with monks in Chiang Mai, a daily ritual for Thais

Lunch at a private museum with the owner, who is passionate about antiques
Taste the authentic cuisine of local tribes in the hills where the Ruak River flows

In Bangkok, visit Wat Pho with the gold-clad statue of the reclining Buddha
Tour of the historical park of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Arrive for sunset at the top of Wat Doi Suthep temple, one of the holiest Buddhist temples in all of Thailand

Tour of Erawan National Park, with its waterfalls and emerald pools of water
In Choui Fong, in rural Chiang Rai, visit a tea plantation

While visiting the Khmer temple Phra Prang Sam Yot, walk around the monkeys, considered sacred
Excursion to Elephant Rescue Park, a park dedicated to the protection, care and preservation of elephants

Bangkok sightseeing by sustainable means (trains, tuk-tuks, boats)
In Kanchanaburi, traversing a railway section through a landscape of jungle and breathtaking mountains
Discovering Sukhothai’s complex of Buddhist buildings and temples by bicycle
Tour a part of Chiang Mai on board a Songtaew, a typical local means of transportation

Meeting with indigo village artisans, who will tell the story of the production of “Mo Hom” and the precious indigo color

The hotels proposed in this itinerary have very high levels of sustainability and commitment to social issues, with internal water and waste recycling practices or small gardens from which they obtain vegetables that they then offer in meals
Sustainable Thailand from North to South
9 days
minimum 2 participants
Elephant Rescue Park is a place of protection for elephants, where they work to keep them away from exploitation and offer them respect and care. Local residents devote themselves devotedly to this mission, avoiding any invasive approach.


Itinerary
Prices
The fee includes.
- Transfers by private car to/from the airport
- 8 nights in double room, breakfast included
- Inputs, visits and excursions as scheduled
- Italian-speaking local guide
- Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle (tolls and driver tips included)
- Meals as scheduled: 7 lunches and 5 dinners
- Travel insurance: medical-baggage and cancellation
- Sustainable Travel Kit
The fee does NOT include.
- Airfare for international flights
- Airport taxes
- Meals not mentioned in the program
- Alcohol and soft drinks, personal expenses
- Tips (suggested fee for guide 5€ per person per day) and porterage
- Anything not specifically mentioned under “The fee includes”
starting from 2.350€ *
* The amount shown represents the average cost per person over the year. Final price may vary depending on departure date, activities and additional services.
The cost is calculated per person on a double basis.
Additional information
Required Valid passport as listed on www.viaggiaresicuri.it (Thailandia tab under entry requirements).
For Italian citizens, a tourist visa is not required for stays of less than 30 days.
A sea extension can be added to this itinerary at the end of the trip, to be requested and quoted at the time of booking.
You can also do this program as a small group departure, sharing with other passengers and on fixed dates.
For guidance regarding recommended, but not mandatory, vaccinations, consult https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel as well as your primary care physician.
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