Luxury Thailand Family Trip

Dress appropriately because we’ll take you to visit the Grand Palace and Wat Pho this morning. The royal palace expands over 2,351,000 sq ft and was constructed in 1782 when King Rama I moved the capital city from Thonburi to Bangkok. The palace includes the richly decorated Wat Phra Kaew which houses the sacred Emerald Buddha. Take a leisure walk to Wat Pho, one of the six first-class royal temples in Thailand and home to the first Thai massage school.

After lunch at a riverside restaurant, you will board a private longtail boat taking you onto a maze of narrow canals to explore shop houses, local temples, landmarks, and see vendors selling fresh fruits and local food. Here, on the water, life is lived as much as it is on the banks. On the way back to the city, stop to visit the Temple of Dawn - Wat Arun.

Drive south of Chiang Mai to visit Muangkung village. Craftsmen in the village are still trying to preserve ancient pottery passed from their ancestors. Take a stroll through the village to see pottery collections in old styles and witness villagers making their craft in an ancient method. A local artist will explain to you the steps to make pottery and guide you to do your own pieces. 

In the afternoon, dig a little bit deeper into the local life and history by visiting a Lanna family who has been keeping Lanna traditions for 5 generations. Here, observe their daily life, everyday activities, Lanna's house typical architecture. Enjoy dinner with family members with tasty home-cook dishes.

Your guide will transfer you privately to the airport to take a flight to Krabi. Famous with palm-peppered islands and sugar-coated beaches, Krabi is a perfect island gateway of tropical Thailand. Check-in the lavish Phulay Bay, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve and relax in the rest of the day.

Have a leisure day to enjoy the luxurious villa or top-notch facilities of your hotel. Unwind at the excellent spa, relax in the enormous infinity pool with eye-popping views of the bay, or take participate in a mountain trek or a cycling tour if you want to be more active.

Far from the beaches, Phuket’s culinary and history can be found in the old quarter of Phuket Town, which dates from the end of the 19th century. Plenty of hip shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars, including Chinese temples, Sino-Portuguese architecture, and batik shops have shaped the town's heritage trail. 

Go to PhuketTown today and start exploring the old town by walking along the roads, visiting shops run by Malays and Indians, and sampling a wide variety of delicious dishes such as Dim Sum, Rice Vermicelli with Southern Thai Curry as well as many dishes in traditional Baba cuisine. Finish the tasty tour at Khao Rang for a dessert and the best panoramic view of the area.

Enjoy Phuket beach the most as you can as today you will say goodbye to Thailand. You will be transferred privately to Phuket airport for your departure flight.