4 Week Thailand Tour Packages

Thailand Itineraries for 4 weeks

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• 27 Day Thailand Itinerary, incl. Bangkok and Phuket

  Immerse yourself in Thailand for 27 days, blending cultural activities with island adventures. The package covers 10 breakfasts, 9 lunches, 3 dinners, and varied accommodation from boutique hotels to floating bungalows, showcasing Thailand's diversity.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Bangkok & Kanchanaburi

    Begin your journey in Bangkok before moving to Kanchanaburi. "The floating market was incredible - make sure to try the fresh mango sticky rice from the boat vendors!" Visit the Bridge over River Kwai at sunset for great photos. Take morning transport to avoid Bangkok traffic.

    
  • Days 3-5

    Northern Cultural Circuit

    Visit Erawan Falls early at 8:30 AM before crowds arrive. Bike through the ancient capital of Ayutthaya. Take the overnight train to Chiang Mai but pack warm clothes for strong AC. "The bike ride through Ayutthaya's ruins was magical, but bring plenty of water and sun protection."

    
  • Days 6-9

    Chiang Mai & Hill Tribes

    Stay in Chiang Mai's old city to visit temples and join cooking classes. Go trekking to hill tribe villages in sturdy hiking shoes. "The homestay with local families was humbling. Our host taught us to make traditional bamboo sticky rice." The Sunday Night Market offers excellent local street food.

    
  • Days 10-13

    Pai & Adventure Activities

    Take a minivan to Pai but bring motion sickness pills for the mountain roads. Check out Pai Canyon, hot springs and waterfalls. "Renting a scooter was the best way to see Pai's countryside, but stick to daylight hours on main roads."

    
  • Days 14-17

    Khao Sok National Park

    Head south to Khao Sok and sleep in floating bungalows. "Waking up surrounded by limestone cliffs and misty lakes was unforgettable. Bring a dry bag for electronics." Go kayaking through mangroves and watch for wildlife in the early morning.

    
  • Days 18-22

    Island Hopping Part 1

    Visit Koh Phangan and Koh Tao for Muay Thai and snorkeling. "Bottle Beach was a hidden gem - only accessible by boat. Pack motion sickness pills for ferry rides between islands."

    
  • Days 23-27

    Island Hopping Part 2 & Phuket

    Explore the Phi Phi Islands and end in Phuket. Visit Maya Bay early before the tour boats come. "Book extra nights in Phuket post-tour - the included time is brief."

    

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• 23 Day Thailand Itinerary, incl. Bangkok and Koh Phangan

  Your 23-day adventure sweeps through Thailand from north to south. The package includes 22 nights accommodation, all transport, 19 meals, and activities ranging from temple visits to island hopping. The ideal duration lets you fully absorb Thai culture and adventure.

  

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  • Days 1-3

    Bangkok & Kanchanaburi:

    Start your journey in Bangkok before taking a 3-hour drive to Kanchanaburi. Get to the floating markets by 7 AM to avoid crowds and find the best produce. Take a River Kwai cruise and explore the seven tiers of Erawan Falls. A recent visitor shared: "The emerald pools at Erawan were stunning - bring water shoes as the rocks can be slippery, and arrive early before Chinese tour groups."

    
  • Days 4-8

    Chiang Mai:

    Take the 13-hour overnight train to Chiang Mai. Visit Doi Suthep temple using the red songthaews from the Old City for about $1. You'll need decent fitness for the hill tribe trek, so pack light and wear good hiking shoes. The elephant sanctuary is a highlight. A visitor noted: "Watching the elephants freely roam and play in their natural habitat was incredible - so different from the riding camps."

    
  • Days 9-11

    Pai:

    The journey to this relaxed town takes 3 hours on winding mountain roads. Check out Lod Cave, hot springs and waterfalls. Head to the night market after 6 PM for great street food. Rent a scooter to explore but watch out for steep roads and drive carefully.

    
  • Days 12-14

    Chiang Mai & Bangkok Return:

    Return to Chiang Mai for cooking classes and adventures at the Canyon. Take an afternoon flight to Bangkok to skip morning traffic. A guest noted: "The cooking class was fantastic - they'll email you all recipes after, so don't stress about taking notes."

    
  • Days 15-17

    Bangkok & Khao Sok:

    Visit Bangkok's temples in the cooler morning hours. Take the overnight train south to Khao Sok National Park. Book a floating bungalow for a unique stay but keep electronics in dry bags. One visitor shared: "Waking up on the lake surrounded by limestone cliffs was magical."

    
  • Days 18-23

    Koh Phangan:

    Take a 2-hour ferry to Koh Phangan. Split your time between beach relaxation, snorkeling and parties. Book early if you're planning to attend the monthly Full Moon Party. A traveler recommended: "Stay in Haad Rin for the Full Moon Party but choose quieter Thong Nai Pan for other nights - it's more relaxed."

    

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• 23 Days in Thailand, incl. Bangkok and Phuket

  This 23-day Thai adventure covers the country's essential sites. Rest in 4 nights of resorts, 7 in guesthouses, 7 in hotels, 3 on sleeper trains, and 1 on rafthouse. The route spans 11 cities from ancient Ayutthaya to tropical Phuket, featuring hill tribe treks and island visits.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Bangkok & Kanchanaburi

    Start your trip with a morning boat ride through Bangkok's khlongs (canals) on the Chao Phraya River. Visit Wat Pho and its famous Reclining Buddha around 8am before the crowds arrive. Take a 4-hour bus to Kanchanaburi to see the Bridge on the River Kwai. A recent visitor shared: "The contrast between chaotic Bangkok and peaceful Kanchanaburi was striking. Pack light layers - temples require covered shoulders."

    
  • Days 3-4

    River Kwai & Erawan National Park

    Visit the War Cemetery and hike to the seven tiers of Erawan Falls. You'll need good walking shoes for the 90-minute climb to the top tier. The next day, float down the Mae Glong River on a rafthouse and stop at cave temples like Wat Baan Tham.

    
  • Days 5-7

    Ayutthaya & Chiang Mai

    Take a trip to ancient Ayutthaya. Watch the sunset light up the headless Buddha statues at Wat Phra Mahathat. Take the overnight train to Chiang Mai (13 hours). Try to book a lower berth for more space. Spend two days exploring Chiang Mai's temples, markets and cooking schools. The ethical Chang Chill Elephant Sanctuary is worth visiting.

    
  • Days 8-12

    Northern Hill Tribes

    Visit the Chinese tea villages of Doi Mae Salong before starting a 3-day hill tribe trek. You'll walk 4-6 hours daily through bamboo forests and stay in Akha and Lahu villages. One visitor noted: "The homestay was basic but incredibly rewarding. Our host family taught us to make traditional wristbands while sharing stories of village life."

    
  • Days 13-14

    White Temple & Bangkok Return

    See the White Temple in Chiang Rai, then take a 4-hour bus back to Chiang Mai. Return to Bangkok by overnight train. Use your last day in the capital to explore Chatuchak Weekend Market. Get there before 10am to avoid crowds and heat.

    
  • Days 15-18

    Bangkok & Ao Nang

    Visit Wat Arun before taking the overnight train to Surat Thani. Head to Ao Nang in Krabi Province for beaches and island trips. Take a longtail boat to Railay Beach and go snorkeling at Koh Tup. Book boat trips early when the sea is calmer.

    
  • Days 19-23

    Khao Lak & Phuket

    Relax for two days in Khao Lak. Visit the Tsunami Memorial and enjoy quiet beaches. Finish your trip in Phuket near Patong Beach. Visit the Elephant Sanctuary or take a trip to the Phi Phi Islands. A traveler suggests: "Pre-book island tours directly through reputable companies to avoid tourist-trap prices on Patong Beach."

    

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