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Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai qualifies as a ‘must-see’ destination for any first time visitor to Thailand and the city’s many charms – its warm hospitable people, rich culture, laid-back atmosphere and proximity to verdant national parks and other popular northern sites - make it a place that many come back to time and again.

A walk through Chiang Mai’s sleepy old town reveals its centuries-old history with ancient temples shaded by towering trees hidden down winding alleyways and historic landmarks dotted along its main streets. The city moat, brick ramparts and numerous gates hint at the strategic role Chiang Mai played as a royal capital and center of trade in the past. Bustling local markets and colorful shops add flavor to any visitor’s experience of the city.

A short drive out of town in any direction takes you to into northern Thailand’s scenic countryside. The lush valleys of the north are surrounded by rolling hills which are perfect for day trips to local waterfalls or for the more adventurous, for trekking to remote areas to visit northern Thailand’s hill tribe villages.  Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s tallest peak at 2,595 meters is just a three hour drive from Chiang Mai and can be visited as an easy day trip from the city.

The region also boasts a fascinating array of crafts which reflect northern Thailand’s varied cultural influences from neighbors such as Burma, China and Laos.  Woodcarving, lacquer ware, hand woven cloth, painted umbrellas and silver are amongst some of the more traditional objects produced whilst younger generations of Chiang Mai artists create contemporary décor and design items of note.

Hua Hin
A favourite holiday destination for the Thai royal family, they had their own beach escape built in Hua Hin in the 1920s, and when you visit you will see why. The stretches of white sand and crystal clear turquoise water will astound you, yet its cosmopolitan city is sure to battle for your attention and lure you to its livelier side.

Hua Hin's adventures are in abundance such as cruising to monkey island for an up-close encounter with the animals. Or watch wild elephants in their natural habitat — the country's wildlife is rich world to be explored.

Wine connoisseurs can experience a new world wine from Thailand, foodies can tuck into some tasty street eats, while shoppers can tour the different night markets for antiques and locally-produced crafts.

You will enjoy a 3 night stay in a Lanna Room, with Bed & Breakfast .

You will enjoy an 8 night stay in a Superior Room, Room Only.

Flights: to Bangkok with Eva Air and onwards to Chiang Mai with Bangkok Airways

Outbound:
London Heathrow to Bangkok: 21:05 - 15:05 (overnight flight)
Bangkok to Chiang Mai: 1700 - 1815 or 1900 - 2015

Inbound:
Chiang Mai to Bangkok: 0655- 0815  or 1010- 1130
Bangkok to London Heathrow: 12:50 - 19:15

All flight times are local

Transfers: Private transfers are included throughout.

Chiang Mai: 3.8 miles / 15 minutes
Hua Hun: 132 miles / 2hrs 40 mins