Central Thailand
Bangkok
Temples, canals, markets and neighbourhoods: a capital best understood through its contrasts.
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Northern Thailand
Chiang Rai
Chiang Rai brings spirituality and contemporary artistic language side by side. It is also a gateway to the Golden Triangle landscape and the stories of northern communities.
Ideal for: Art, religious architecture, landscapes and cultural insight
- Wat Rong Khun
- Wat Rong Suea Ten
- Baan Dam Museum
- Golden Triangle and northern landscapes
Temples as works of art
The White Temple, Wat Rong Khun, uses a rich and unexpected symbolic vocabulary; the Blue Temple and Baan Dam Museum offer entirely different artistic languages. Your guide helps interpret details and references beyond the photo opportunity.
The Golden Triangle landscape
Proximity to Laos and Myanmar has shaped the region’s history, trade and identity. A route towards the Mekong and scenic viewpoints can add a geographical and historical chapter to your visit.
- Interpretation of the main artistic complexes
- Insights into borderland history and geography
- Programmes that can be combined with Chiang Mai and Sukhothai
Responsible community visits
Visits to villages and communities are also offered in the North. They should be developed respectfully, avoiding staged stereotypes and favouring experiences in which residents retain decision-making power and receive tangible benefits.
Central and Northern Thailand
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Central Thailand · UNESCO World Heritage
Ayutthaya
The ruins of the former Siamese capital, among temples, Buddha images and layers of history.
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Western Thailand
Kanchanaburi
The River Kwai, memories of the Death Railway and landscapes of forests and mountains.
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