Bangkok, River Kwai, Chiang Mai, The Bush Camp Elephant Hills

Your trip will kickstart from the lively streets of Bangkok, giving you a chance to enjoy its ancient traditions and modern city life. While in the city, you can explore the ancient temples, palaces, and other attractions like The Grand Palace, Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), and Wat Pho. Bangkok happens to be a great place for people who love shopping, and if you want to buy some souvenirs, then The Floating Markets, Chatuchak Weekend Market, ICONSIAM, Siam Paragon, and CentralWorld shopping malls might catch your interest. These places are also dotted with several eateries that offer savoury local cuisines that you can relish while shopping.

While in Bangkok, how can you refrain from being a part of their nightlife? For that, you can head to one of the rooftop bars, night markets, or Khao San Road. You will be staying in an excellent, centrally located 4* hotel with daily breakfast.

Kanchanaburi is going to be your next destination on this trip, where you will be spending the next 3 nights. This western Thai city is known for a lot of things, some of which are connected to the past world wars. While in the city, you will love the natural beauty and adventure activities that it has on offer. Historic attractions like The Bridge on the River Kwai, Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, and Thailand-Burma Railway Centre might also intrigue you to stop by. Visiting these places will give you an insight into the past of this country.

Kanchanaburi is a haven for nature lovers and those who love outdoor activities. Erawan National Park, Sai Yok National Park, and Giant Rain Tree are some popular places where you can go to explore the flora and fauna. Your stay in Kanchanaburi will be in a 4* hotel with daily breakfast.

For the next day, you will be heading to Chiang Mai city. During your stay at The Bush Camp, you will be staying in one of their luxury tents with air conditioning, similar to those found during an African safari. It will also include all the meals throughout the day. The intimate setting of the tents gives you a chance to experience nature and local life. During your stay, there will be multiple activities to indulge in, like interacting with the elephants ethically, learning about the mahouts, engaging with the Karen hill tribe, and experiencing the local life.

The next two days in Chiang Mai will be relaxing and filled with cultural heritage sightseeing. The city is known for a lot of amazing attractions, including Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Wat Chedi Luang, and Wat Phra Singh, which you can explore according to your interests. Then maybe you can go and traverse through the market and enjoy the food and shopping here. For that, you can head to Khao Soi, Chiang Mai Night Bazaar, and Sunday Walking Street. Try the local cuisines and drinks that are available here while going through the bazaar.

If you want, you can visit the Doi Inthanon National Park, where people love indulging in multiple activities. Here you can enjoy scenic hiking trails, waterfalls, as well as the twin royal pagodas. Make sure that you try your hand at activities such as ziplining, hiking, and spotting the flora and fauna