Private Tour Highlights
- See some of Thailand’s most spectacular temples and palaces
- Visit Bangkok, the regional ultra-modern urban center
- Marvel at how restoration projects have improved ancient artifacts
- Check out the wide array of silks at the Thompson museum
- Experience the monks' morning chanting ritual at one of Bangkok’s oldest temples
- Enjoy a delicious Thai dinner and impressive scenery aboard The Manohra Luxury Cruise
- Travel along the historical Chao Phraya River and enjoy the everyday scenes of Thai life
- Learn about the Chao Phrya River, a magnificent waterway and one of the great rivers in Asia
- The Grand Palace, the most important and spectacular royal palace in Thailand
- Vimanmek Mansion, the largest teakwood mansion in the world
- Witness King Rama V’s collection of photographs, personal art, and handicrafts
- The vibrant Floating Market, with its small boats laden with colorful produce
- Enjoy an excellent buffet lunch at a picturesque Samphran Riverside
- Thai cultural performances, including the colorful Buddhist ordination procession
- Enjoy an elegant fingernail dance, Thai boxing demonstration, sword fighting and more!
Tour Overview
Explore cultural traditional Thailand! Bangkok offers some of Thailand’s most spectacular palaces and temples such as the Wat Arun and the Grand Palace, but Bangkok has also become one of the most modern cities in the region. After exploring the city’s contemporary vibe, head north to the ancient capital of Siam and the Summer Palace of King Rama V. Spend the remainder of your journey visiting several temples en route to Sukhothai and the impressive ancient ruins of its famed historic park.
Ayuthaya, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was a former Asian powerhouse and major port city during the time of the sea trades. Despite its fall as an empire, major renovations and restoration projects upon its ancient ruins have made it possible to imagine the splendor that made many traders declare it as the finest city they had ever seen. Despite the popularity of this destination, the town remains unchanged with its own unique charm.
Sukothai flourished as a Kingdom during the 13th and 14th centuries, which has been deemed as the golden age of Thai society. The local art and architecture that date to this period are considered to be the most classic of Thai styles, which are exemplified in its historical park. Considered the spiritual birthplace of the Thai Kingdom, this park features some 200 ruined temples, lotus ponds and moats covering an area of nine square miles.
Inclusions
One way domestic airfare from Sukhothai to Bangkok, Accommodations with daily breakfast, All private transfers and activities by air-conditioned car, An English speaking guide to escort all transfers and tours, All entrance fees and activities as mentioned, Meals where specified (food only), Government tax and services charge
Notes:
* For Day 3, it is recommended that for religious reasons, ladies have their shoulders covered and do not wear shorts or very short skirts. No sleeveless top and the sleeve have to be part of the top. Gentlemen should wear trousers and short sleeved shirts. Shoes must be removed before entering the Emerald Buddha Temple. Full length trousers and pants are required.
* Additional supplements may apply between 23 December – 5 January with a set minimum of consecutive nights required for bookings between 23 – 25 December. Special conditions apply between 28 – 31 December.
* Additional supplements may apply during the weeks immediately preceding and following the Lunar (Chinese) New Year. The dates vary each year, but fall sometime between January 21st and February 20th:
2016 – Monday, February 8th
2017 – Saturday, January 28th
2018 – Friday, February 16th
* If staying in Ayutthaya or Sukhothai during the Loy Kratong Festival (Nov 1), Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve, you will be subject to a compulsory dinner at an additional cost.
Package Price: From £$ 3195
Prices shown above are per person. Hotel categories do not adhere strictly to international ratings; Yampu has evaluated the hotels according to destination and availability. Prices include local airfare (where applicable), hotel accommodation including daily breakfast; all transfers with baggage handling, all guided tours in English and all entrance fees.
Please note that prices are subject to change based on availability and seasonality, especially during the holiday season from December 20th through January 5th each year. Please contact a Yampu Travel Specialist for more information on best times to travel.
Trip Type:
All our trips are operated on a private basis unless specified otherwise. This is only a sample itinerary; your Yampu Tour Consultant will personalize this trip for you according to your available dates, interests and type of hotels. This is your trip and we will work on making it perfect!
Tour Itinerary
International Flight to Bangkok
Overnight International flight to Bangkok
Overnight International flight to Bangkok
Arrival to Bangkok
Upon arrival in Bangkok, airport reception and transfer to the hotel. Depending on arrival time, spend the remainder of the day at leisure.
Upon arrival in Bangkok, airport reception and transfer to the hotel. Depending on arrival time, spend the remainder of the day at leisure.
Journey to Wat Pho
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After breakfast, drive to Wat Pho in time to experience the monks' morning chanting ritual. One of the oldest and most extensive temples in Bangkok, Wat Pho is home to the famous 45m Reclining Buddha. It is also the original school of traditional Thai massage. Next, visit the Grand Palace, the most important and spectacular royal palace in Thailand. The palace is an architectural wonder of golden stupas, walls and pillars encrusted in shining and colorful mosaics. Previously the residence of the Kings of Thailand, there are multiple palaces within the complex which were used for different occasions; including the beautiful Wat Phra Kaew, which houses the most revered Buddha image in Thailand: The Emerald Buddha. Continue with a walk to the public ferry pier for a short boat ride to Wat Arun, once the grand royal temple to King Rama II. After exploring, eat lunch (not included).
Then proceed with a visit to Vimanmek Mansion, the largest teakwood mansion in the world. Also referred to as Teakwood Palace, it was built in 1900 by King Rama V as part of the Dusit Palace Complex. In 1982, Queen Sirikit was granted permission from King Rama IX to renovate the building for use as a museum. Today, the museum holds an impressive collection of photographs, personal art, and handicrafts that were all personally collected by King Rama V.
Continue with a visit to the Thai-style house of Jim Thompson, the legendary American businessman who came to Thailand at the end of World War II and rediscovered the Thai silk industry. His house is now a museum filled with fascinating Asian antiques and historical memorabilia. The house consists of six separate Thai teakwood houses from the Ayutthaya period put together as one. Jim Thompson's mysterious disappearance in the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia remains a mystery to this day. After the tour, return to the hotel for the evening.
Note: Wat Arun Temple in under renovation so guests will be able to walk around the temple, but climbing the stupa is prohibited. Ladies should wear a short-sleeved shirt with pants or a knee-length skirt and gentlemen should wear pants and a short-sleeved shirt for religious reasons. Sandals and flip flops are not allowed. If the trip starts on a Saturday, the Vimanmek Mansion part of the tour will be replaced with a tour of Suan Pakkad Palace Museum.
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Exploring Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
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Depart early morning for the two-hour drive to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. This vibrant market features numerous small boats laden with colorful fruits and vegetables, paddled by Thai women wearing bamboo hats. Almost always crowded with hundreds of vendors, purchasers and tourists, the best way to experience the atmosphere of the market is to board a rowing boat and go through the small canals to buy fresh produce from the vendors. This is the only place to see the traditional way of selling and buying goods in Thailand.
Afterwards, visit the Nakorn Pathom; the site of the highest Chedi in Thailand called "Phra Pathom Chedi", which is the largest pagoda in Southeast Asia. Enjoy an excellent buffet lunch at the picturesque Samphran Riverside. After lunch, there will be Thai cultural performances, including the colorful Buddhist ordination procession, an elegant fingernail dance, a Thai boxing demonstration, Hill Tribe dance performances, sword fighting, elephants, charming folk dances, a traditional Thai wedding ceremony and more.
This evening, transfer to Manohra Pier (or Saphan Taksin Pier), to board a boat for an evening cruise. Learn more about Bangkok and the Chao Phrya River, a truly magnificent waterway and one of the great rivers in Asia. The river has been a principal factor in the development of Thai heritage, culture, and economy, and is considered the nation's life and soul.
While cruising down the Chao Phrya River, enjoy a delicious Thai dinner and watch the panorama change to reveal fantastic treasures from the country's rich past, as well as fascinating modern architectural creations. The Manohra Luxury Cruise will take guests to the King Rama VIII Bridge, where the boat will turn around and head back to the pier. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.
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Journey to Ayutthaya
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This morning begins with the journey to Ayutthaya, located in the lower half of northern Thailand. Head north along the historical Chao Phraya River and enjoy the everyday scenes of Thai life along the way. Lunch will be included en route. Upon arrival in Ayutthaya, the ancient capital city of Siam, visit the Summer Palace of King Rama V as well as some of the key temples in this former capital. With a mixture of Thai, Chinese and Gothic architecture, this proves to be a well preserved monument to the former Thai Kingdom. After the tour, transfer to the hotel for check-in. ...read less
Ayutthaya – Uthai Thani
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This morning, transfer out of the city to Uthai Thani, a small town on the Sakaerkrang River that is rarely visited by tourists. Visit the Wat Chantaram, an impressive temple containing the Crystal Hall and Golden Shrine. Then enjoy lunch at the Uthai River Lake Country Resort and continue driving north to Phitsanuloke, a major regional commerce center that is spread along the banks of the Nan River. Visit the much venerated shrine of Wat Mahathat, which is home to one of Thailand’s most beautiful Buddha images. Then continue to Sukhothai and check in at the hotel for the evening. ...read less
Sukothai historic park
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This morning, head to Sukhothai’s Historic Park to visit the numerous temple ruins and beautiful landscape of lotus ponds and moats. The ruins of nearly two dozen monasteries with art and architecture styles of the original Khmer, Mon, Sinhalese and Tai influences remain inside the walls of this old city. From here, continue the journey north to the ancient town formerly known as Muang Chaliang, but later renamed Si Satchanalai under the reign of a new government. Ruins of 134 monuments have been discovered within this town’s park, which serves as an excellent contrast to Sukhothai’s Historical Park. There is a sense of history and a mysterious atmosphere among these ruins as they remain largely unrestored. ...read less
International Flight Home Via Sukothai
Depending on departure time, enjoy the morning at leisure before transferring to the Sukhothai Airport for a connection to Bangkok and flight home or continue with the Yampu Tours add-on of choice.
Depending on departure time, enjoy the morning at leisure before transferring to the Sukhothai Airport for a connection to Bangkok and flight home or continue with the Yampu Tours add-on of choice.
Bangkok Thailand
Ayutthaya Thailand
Sukhothai Thailand
Places You'll See
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Sukhothai
Sukothai flourished as a Kingdom during the 13th and 14th centuries, which has been deemed as the golden age of Thai society. The local art and architecture that date to this period are considered to be the most classic of Thai styles, which are exemplified in its historical park. This park features some 200 ruined temples, lotus ponds and moats covering an area of nine square miles.
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Ayutthaya
Ayuthaya, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was a former Asian powerhouse and major port city during the time of the sea trades. Despite its fall as an empire, major renovations and restoration projects upon its ancient ruins have made it possible to imagine the splendor that made many traders declare it as the finest city they had ever seen.
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Bangkok
Dubbed the “World’s Best City” by Travel + Leisure, Bangkok is home to a plethora of attractions, and activities. Enjoy a variety of shopping and dining experiences, or the city’s bustling night life. Or immerse yourself in the city’s rich culture by visiting the Grand Palace, any of the several Buddhist temples, or the Bangkok National Museum.
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Hotel Options
3 Star Properties
Adelphi Suites
Bangkok , THAILAND
At the hub of Bangkok, on one of the city’s longest and most historic thoroughfares, Sukhumvit Road, lies Adelphi Suites Sukhumvit by Compass Hospitality. As a serviced apartment in Bangkok, Adelphi Suites combines a residence-like atmosphere with the usual warm Thai hospitality, making it a fitting choice for long or short stays. The 93 units of studios and suites are designed in a contemporary Asian style and enjoy all the modern comforts, including high-speed internet, Satellite TV, and private bathrooms. Adelphi Suites features an outdoor swimming pool, a fully-equipped fitness center and Monsoon Café and Restaurant that offers a delicious range of local and international dishes.
Bangkok : Chatrium Residence Sathon Bangkok
Chatrium Residence Sathon Bangkok
Bangkok , THAILAND
Contemporary City Oasis Chatrium Residence Sathon Bangkok offers a sanctuary away from the bustle of Bangkok whilst still minutes from the central business district and trendy shopping neighborhoods. For short or long stays, the comfort crafted studios and suites provide all the amenities of a hotel. Guests will find everything needed from three restaurants and bars, self-serve launderette and a resort-style lagoon swimming pool. Green Leaf Spa offers sensorial escapes, whilst a driving range and snooker table allow relaxing recreation. Chatrium is born from a passion to deliver uncompromising, warm service and an authentic destination experience.
Bangkok : Shanghai Mansion Bangkok
Shanghai Mansion Bangkok
Bangkok , THAILAND
Shanghai Mansion is an award-winning boutique hotel in the heart of Bangkok’s historic Chinatown, one of the city’s most fascinating neighborhoods. Guests will be transported to a bygone golden era, where the old world romance of 1930’s Shanghai meets new world Shanghai-chic. Each of the 76 rooms are indulgently decorated Chinoise-style complete with fine linens, plush textures and rich hues. A sleek, quirky new lobby lounge and a refreshing welcome drink will instantly make guests feel welcome while the bold, eclectic and glam Red Rose Restaurant brings The Jazz Age to Chinatown. The pièce de résistance: a grand staircase and soaring atrium, centered on a fish-filled water garden.
U Sathorn Bangkok
Bangkok , THAILAND
U Sathorn Bangkok is located in a peaceful part of the capital where natural beauty sits alongside the hustle and bustle of this busy Bangkok district. Luxuriously appointed U Sathorn consists of 86 rooms in three low rise three floor buildings set in a courtyard style surrounded by large and spacious gardens with a swimming pool as the centerpiece. The rooms feature complimentary Wi-Fi, minibar, LCD TV, and private bathrooms. J’AIME by Jean-Michel Lorain at U Sathorn Bangkok is destined to becoming a talking point among Bangkok’s gastronomes with its fresh and unique approach to eating out in a city with a gamut of first-class dining establishments to choose from.
Ayutthaya : Classic Kameo Hotel
Classic Kameo Hotel
Ayutthaya , THAILAND
In comfortable proximity to Ayutthaya’s industrial estates and tourist attractions, Classic Kameo provides an attractive collection of fully-equipped deluxe rooms, studio and one bedroom suites, ideal for both short and long stays. It also houses Kasemkij Hotels’ famous Chinese restaurant Tapestry, a business center, executive lounge and state-of-the-art conference facilities.
Kantary Hotel
Ayutthaya , THAILAND
The stunning, intelligently designed, and ideally located Kantary Hotel has set the standard for truly exceptional accommodation in Ayutthaya. The hotel is situated in the historical district, close to shops and markets, as well as Ayutthaya Historical Park. Kantary hotel also offers an excellent range of facilities, including a coffee shop, swimming pool, and sauna. As for the city, Ayutthya has long been recognized as both a center for Thai culture and history, as well as a bustling commercial area, close to Bangkok and many major industrial estates.
Sukhothai : Le Charme Sukhothai Resort
Le Charme Sukhothai Resort
Sukhothai , THAILAND
The charming Le Charme Sukhothai Resort is nestled in an ideal location amidst the old town of Sukhothai – Thailand’s first capital city – and only a kilometer away from to the Sukhothai Historical Park, the ruins of Thailand’s first capital declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 45 spacious, graceful and lively rooms at Le Charme Sukhothai Resort are encircled by flowering lotus ponds and tropical gardens for a satisfying ambience all around. The facilities also include a swimming pool and a restaurant that serious international and Thai cuisine.
Sukhothai : Legendha Sukhothai Resort
Legendha Sukhothai Resort
Sukhothai , THAILAND
Inspired by the beauty of Sukhothai’s traditional village, Legendha Sukhothai Resort is spectacularly designed and landscaped in the Thai village style to deliver a sense of Sukhothai’s authentic ambience. The ancient Sukhothai temple, Chedi Wat Chang Lom, is located at the back of the resort, and there is a salt water swimming pool. Legendha Sukhothai resort sits amongst numerous major ancient temples and historical sites including the famous Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
4 Star Properties
Bangkok : Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa
Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa
Bangkok , THAILAND
Set on the banks of the grand Chao Phraya River, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort is a thriving oasis offering a unique way to experience the City of Angels. Majestic palms swaying in the breeze. Spa treatments hidden within lush tropical gardens. Luxurious suites lit by the twinkle of the city skyline. Delectable meals fusing tastes from around the globe. Situated on 11 riverside acres of verdant gardens, Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort seamlessly blends the thrill of urban living with the serene charms of tropical luxury. Imparted with Thai tradition and legendary Anantara service, this exotic Bangkok resort offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of the busy metropolis.
Ariyasomvilla
Bangkok , THAILAND
AriyasomVilla is a small luxury boutique hotel with just 24 guestrooms, a restaurant (Na Aroon), Thai Spa (Som Sen), small function room and meditation hall. Our Na Aroon restaurant serves vegetarian and seafood, no meat. This may seem strange to some but please do try the fresh, tasty, zesty and healthy Thai Cuisine. The rooms are spacious and stylishly decorated, and are equipped with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, and private bathrooms. The hotel features an beautiful outdoor pool that is large enough for laps, and a spa offering a steam room, Jacuzzi, and a variety of massage treatments.
Bangkok : Hotel Muse Bangkok Langsuan
Hotel Muse Bangkok Langsuan
Bangkok , THAILAND
Bangkok Boutique Hotel offers turn-of-the-century grandeur yet with decidedly contemporary and sometimes even whimsical twists. The hotel offers 174 guest rooms and suites, where interior design and décor exude an interplay of classic European signatures juxtaposed against ornate Asian motifs. Hotel Muse’s abiding theme is evinced just the same in distinctive dining and entertainment venues like Medici for superb Italian cuisine; Le Salon for tea and the city’s best martinis; The Speakeasy; and Babette’s, serving prime steak in the city against a glittering city backdrop. In addition to a rooftop lawn the hotel features within The Speakeasy a cigar lounge for lighter but no less absorbing pursuits.
Bangkok : Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
Bangkok , THAILAND
The newly renovated Pullman Bangkok Hotel G provides style and class in laid back rooms and restaurants that remind you of what freedom is all about. This lifestyle hotel features 469 stylish rooms with floor to ceiling window overlooking Bangkok Skyline, al equipped with flat-screen Satellite TVs, Wi-Fi, and beautiful private bathrooms. The trendy hotel has a wide range of cutting edge food and beverage outlets, including the 25 Degrees burger bar, and Mistral featuring gourmet Asian and Western cuisine. The hotel also features a state-of-the-art wellness center, offering a gorgeous outdoor swimming pool with stunning city views, a well-equipped fitness center, and the Anne Semonin Spa.
Ayutthaya : Iudia on the River Hotel
Iudia on the River Hotel
Ayutthaya , THAILAND
Iudia is a tasteful, comfortable and well equipped serviced accommodation located among the ancient ruins of the great Siamese kingdom of Ayutthaya. The hotel faces the 715 acres of Ayutthaya World Heritage Park and features an internet espresso cafe, happy hour terrace, intimate Siamese courtyards and swimming pool. At Iudia you can transport yourself back in time and soak up the peace and quiet of old Siam.
Sala Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya , THAILAND
Sala Ayutthaya is located in heart of Ayutthaya, along the banks of the Chao Phraya River, opposite the famous Wat Phutthaisawan. The hotel is also surrounded by many archeological and historical sites dating back to the original Ayutthaya Kingdom. Sala Ayutthaya features 26 stylish guest rooms and suites, a restaurant that serves international and Thai cuisine, and a pool.
Sukhothai : Sukhothai Heritage Resort
Sukhothai Heritage Resort
Sukhothai , THAILAND
Embraced within vast organic rice fields, adjacent to the Sukhothai Airport, the low-rise boutique accommodation is styled with ancient Sukhothai architecture and eclectic interior design inspired liberally by genuine Thai touch. Relaxing ambiance is sought inside the compound where the serene garden and lotus ponds meet with a large swimming pool.
Tharaburi Resort
Sukhothai , THAILAND
Tharaburi Resort is designed with a contemporary Thai style exterior and oriental styled interiors, making it one of Thailand’s most chic and trendy boutique resorts. Tharaburi is located close to the Sukhothai UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is surrounded by the peaceful, warm smiles of the local community. Tharaburi’s beautiful surroundings, charming architecture and decor, comfortable rooms, and Thai hospitality and grace make staying in Sukhothai a relaxing, and thoroughly enjoyable experience. The facilities include 20 spacious rooms and suites, each of which has its own theme and color. There is also a pool, bar/lounge, and a restaurant that serves authentic Thai cuisine.
5 Star Properties
The Okura Prestige
Bangkok , THAILAND
The Okura Prestige Bangkok hotel is a stylish, elegant, luxurious and contemporary five-star hotel located at the heart of Thailand’s capital city. The hotel combines unrivalled levels of comfort and convenience with the warmth and charm always associated with genuine Thai hospitality. All 240 rooms and suites enjoy impressive views of the Bangkok skyline, and are equipped with flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and luxury bathrooms with rain showers. Three outstanding restaurants offer dining options for every social and business occasion. Guests can also relax by the gorgeous outdoor pool, stay fit in the state-of-the-art fitness center, and find peace and tranquility at The Okura Spa.
Shangri-La Hotel
Bangkok , THAILAND
Along the vibrant Chao Phraya River lies the unique Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok. The hotel’s spacious lobby, luxurious rooms and suites, which offer a mix of traditional Thai style and modern comfort, and spacious balconies create a memorable “home away from home” experience. Admire the sunrise and fantastic view of the Chao Phraya River and rest by a stunning free-form outdoor swimming pool. Restore balance and harmony to mind and body in the calm surroundings of CHI, The Spa at Shangri-La. Savor Thai dishes in a traditional Thai teak pavilion or on a veranda facing the river at the hotel’s Salathip Restaurant while enjoying graceful classical dance performances.
Bangkok : Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
Bangkok , THAILAND
Siam Kempinski Hotel, the city-resort adjacent to Sa Pathum Palace, is part of Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group, Kempinski Hotels. Located next to Siam Paragon, this luxurious “resort within a city,” boasts 401 plush rooms and lavish suites. With its aim to create a sanctuary in the heart of the city, all rooms overlook lush beautifully landscaped tropical gardens awash with a cornucopia of flora and fauna, with 22 of them enjoying private access to the pools in the garden. In fact, it is the first and only hotel in Bangkok to offer the most unique and exclusive experience. The hotel offers a variety of restaurant outlets which will ensure that no culinary wishes are left unfulfilled.
Sofitel So Bangkok
Bangkok , THAILAND
SO Sofitel Bangkok commands a prime central location on the corner of North Sathorn and Rama IV roads, directly opposite the green expanse of Lumpini Park, the inner city’s green oasis. Matching design creativity with advanced technology, SO Sofitel Bangkok is the first hotel in Asia to offer a fully connected lifestyle, with all of the 238 rooms and suites equipped with flatscreen LCD televisions, Wi-Fi access, and unprecedented access to entertainment and guest services at the touch of a button. The hotel also features an outdoor infinity pool, a fitness center with yoga classes and more, and a spa offers a wide range of beauty and body relaxation treatments.
Luxury Properties
Mandarin Oriental
Bangkok , THAILAND
For more than 140 years, travelers have followed the Chao Phraya River to stay at the legendary Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok. A luxury five-star hotel in one of the world’s most exciting cities, we enjoy a reputation for style, service and excellence. Combining elegant Thai style with seductive modern touches, each of the rooms and suites enjoys its own distinct character. They are all equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. Mandarin Oriental features a state-of-the-art Fitness Centre, two different swimming pools, tennis and squash courts, yoga programs and more. There is also a full service spa offering pioneering therapies and a holistic philosophy.
Bangkok : The Peninsula Bangkok Hotel
The Peninsula Bangkok Hotel
Bangkok , THAILAND
At The Peninsula Bangkok, Peninsula luxury is met with sophisticated Thai charm for the ultimate cultural experience, from the hotel’s iconic Peninsula Green Tuk Tuk to an adventure down the Chao Phraya River and sumptuous authentic Thai cuisine featuring recipes used by generations of Palace cooks. The epitome of luxury Thai style and comfort, guest rooms and suites at The Peninsula Bangkok all command magnificent river views. Intelligently designed, marrying traditional style elements with all the conveniences of state-of-the-art technology. The hotel features a beautiful 3-tiered swimming pool, a well-equipped fitness center, a tennis court, and a full service spa.
The Siam Hotel
Bangkok , THAILAND
Along the River of Kings, nestled amongst Bangkok’s historical palaces, temples and museums; a lucky few will happen upon the boutique gem, The Siam. Set on 3 acres of premium river frontage, the privately owned and operated 39-room luxury retreat will transport guests to a bygone serenity suffused with priceless antiquities, oriental allure and contemporary comforts. An irresistible array of bespoke cultural amusements await guests at The Siam: explore Bangkok by boat from the private pier; indulge in pampering at the seductive spa; explore the grounds and discover a veritable treasure trove of curios; or simply unwind with a sunset cocktail at the riverfront bar.
Testimonials
Max and Mary
Traveled February 2016
Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand
You did a great job in putting our trip to Myanmar, Cambodia and Thailand together considering all we did and where we did it. I want to commend Yampu, especially on all the guides and drivers such as they were very good. The guides were knowledgeable, very friendly, spoke good enough English and were courteous…I would not hesitate to have them in our home.
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Rosalie W.
Traveled November, 2014
Though our time was short, our agent was able to include all our requested stops
A friend & I just completed a 10 day tour of Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand) that was compiled by Yampu Tours. Though our time was short, our agent was able to include all our requested stops while adding some very interesting side tours, all within our budget. Everything and everyone we encountered were great: guides, hotels, flights, train, food, tours, and service.
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Lillian B
Traveled November, 2012
The vacation was wonderful.
The vacation was wonderful. My husband and I had a great time. We really enjoyed the services you had arranged. A few things really stood out to us. 1. The Tour Guide at Bangkok Tanat, I believe his name is, was the superman of accommodation. He not only fitted our wishes or demands in helpful ways, but put in extra effort in many small aspects of the trip. We were completely satisfied with his service and would recommend him to any customers. Pass on the compliment if you can. 2. The Adelphi Suites in Bangkok- Fantastic hotel. Great location, friendly staffs, clean rooms, in room internet, affordable rate. I can’t ask for better. 3. Service and Hotel in Chiang Mai. Although in comparison to what we received in Bangkok, the accommodation lacked magic sparks. But everything was to our satisfactory. The tour guide there was able to arrange for a last minute cooking class when we asked. That turned out to be an outstanding experience. 4. Phi Phi Island Spa and Resort – I cannot describe how scenic Phi Phi island is. And the resort did a wonderful job presenting it to their guests. The beach is small, but private. The view off to the ocean calms one’s soul. The staffs are friendly and helpful. The Spa service lives up to its name. The only two problems are super expensive mediocre food and mosquito breeding ground. But we were able to overlook them. It was a nice get away from the cities’ hustle and bustle. Thanks for making our trip memorable. I definitely would like to work with you again on my next adventure.
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