The Ultimate Two Weeks in Thailand
From Bangkok's Golden Temples to Island Paradise
Trip Overview
This comprehensive 14-day journey through Thailand balances cultural immersion with natural beauty and relaxation. Begin in bustling Bangkok exploring magnificent temples and vibrant markets, venture north to experience traditional hill tribes and scenic landscapes, then conclude with pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters in the south. The itinerary moves at a comfortable pace, allowing time to truly absorb each destination without feeling rushed. You'll experience ancient historical sites, national parks with stunning waterfalls, traditional Thai cuisine, and some of Southeast Asia's most beautiful islands. This trip combines must-see attractions with authentic local experiences, from floating markets to cooking classes, ensuring a well-rounded introduction to Thai culture, history, and natural wonders.
Pace
Moderate
Daily Budget
$60-100 per day
Best Seasons
November to February (cool and dry season)
Ideal For
First-time visitors to Thailand, Culture and history enthusiasts, Nature lovers, Photography enthusiasts, Couples and solo travelers
Day-by-Day Itinerary
1
Arrival & Royal Bangkok
Bangkok
Arrive in Thailand's vibrant capital and dive into its royal heritage with visits to the country's most iconic landmarks.
Morning
Arrival and hotel check-in
Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, clear customs, and take the Airport Rail Link to the city center. Check into your hotel and freshen up. If you arrive early, take a gentle walk around your neighborhood to get your bearings and adjust to the tropical climate. Grab a fresh coconut from a street vendor to rehydrate.
Book airport transfer or familiarize yourself with the Airport Rail Link route in advance
Lunch
A riverside restaurant near the Grand Palace serving traditional Thai dishes
Afternoon
The Grand Palace and The Temple of the Emerald Buddha
Visit Thailand's most sacred site, home to the revered Emerald Buddha. Marvel at the intricate architecture, golden spires, and detailed murals depicting Buddhist cosmology. The palace complex showcases traditional Thai craftsmanship at its finest. Dress modestly with covered shoulders and knees. The afternoon light creates beautiful photography opportunities as it reflects off the golden structures.
Arrive after 2 PM to avoid peak crowds and heat
Evening
Dinner and evening stroll
Enjoy dinner at a rooftop restaurant with views of the illuminated city, then take an evening walk along the Chao Phraya River to see the temples beautifully lit up
Where to Stay Tonight
Rattanakosin or Khao San area (Mid-range hotel or guesthouse)
Close to major temples and historical sites, perfect for exploring old Bangkok on foot
The Grand Palace closes at 3:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly. Beware of scammers outside who claim it's closed and offer alternative tours.
Day 1 Budget: $70-90
2
Museums & Modern Bangkok
Bangkok
Explore Bangkok's rich artistic heritage and contemporary culture through its diverse museums and cultural spaces.
Morning
Jim Thompson House Museum
Discover the beautiful traditional Thai house collection of Jim Thompson, the American entrepreneur who revitalized Thailand's silk industry. The complex features six traditional teak houses filled with Asian art and antiques. The lush tropical garden provides a peaceful escape from the city. Guided tours provide fascinating insights into Thai architecture and Thompson's mysterious disappearance in 1967.
Lunch
A modern Thai fusion restaurant in the Siam area
Afternoon
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA BANGKOK) and National Museum Bangkok
Visit MOCA to see an impressive collection of modern Thai art across five floors, showcasing the evolution of Thai contemporary art. Then head to the National Museum Bangkok, Southeast Asia's largest museum, featuring extensive collections of Thai art and artifacts spanning different periods. The museum provides excellent context for understanding Thai history and culture through ceramics, royal regalia, and religious objects.
National Museum offers free guided tours in English on Wednesdays and Thursdays
Evening
Lhong 1919 and dinner
Visit Lhong 1919, a beautifully restored Chinese mansion turned cultural space by the river. Explore the art galleries, Chinese shrine, and boutique shops before enjoying dinner at one of the riverside eateries
Where to Stay Tonight
Siam or Sukhumvit area (Mid-range hotel)
Central location with excellent BTS access for exploring different parts of Bangkok
The National Museum is closed on Mondays and Fridays. Museum Siam is another excellent alternative for interactive exhibits about Thai identity and culture.
Day 2 Budget: $65-85
3
Markets & Riverside Heritage
Bangkok and surroundings
Experience Bangkok's famous floating markets and explore a royal palace outside the city.
Morning
Floating market visit
Wake early to visit one of Bangkok's famous floating markets, where vendors sell fresh produce, prepared foods, and souvenirs from traditional wooden boats. Sample boat noodles, fresh tropical fruits, and Thai sweets while experiencing this traditional way of commerce. The morning light and activity create an authentic Thai cultural experience. Arrive early to avoid crowds and heat.
Book a tour the day before or arrange transportation with your hotel
Lunch
A local eatery near the market serving fresh seafood and traditional dishes
Afternoon
Bang Pa-In Palace
Visit this stunning summer palace complex featuring a mix of Thai, Chinese, and European architectural styles. The beautifully manicured gardens, ornate pavilions, and the striking Chinese-style Wehat Chamrun Palace sitting in the middle of a lake make this a photographer's paradise. The palace showcases the eclectic tastes of Thai royalty during the 19th century.
Can be combined with Ayutthaya visit if time permits
Evening
Return to Bangkok and Asiatique Sky
Head to Asiatique The Riverfront, a night market and entertainment complex. Ride the Asiatique Sky Ferris wheel for panoramic views of the city and river, then browse the boutiques and enjoy dinner at the waterfront
Where to Stay Tonight
Riverside or Sukhumvit area (Mid-range hotel)
Easy access to both traditional and modern Bangkok attractions
Bring sunscreen and a hat for Bang Pa-In Palace as there's limited shade. The palace is typically less crowded than Bangkok's main attractions.
Day 3 Budget: $75-95
4
Ancient Wonders & Journey North
Bangkok to Chiang Mai
Explore unique museums before catching an evening flight or overnight train to Chiang Mai.
Morning
The Erawan Museum
Visit this extraordinary three-story museum housed inside a massive three-headed elephant statue. The interior features stunning stained glass, intricate ceiling paintings, and an impressive collection of Asian antiques and religious artifacts. Each level represents different realms of Buddhist cosmology. The craftsmanship and attention to detail make this one of Bangkok's most unique attractions.
Lunch
A casual restaurant near the museum or in the Samut Prakan area
Afternoon
Suan Luang Rama IX and travel preparation
Relax at this beautiful 200-acre public park featuring themed gardens including Chinese, Japanese, and European-style sections. The park offers a peaceful retreat with lakes, pavilions, and the Museum of Botanical Art. It's an ideal spot to unwind before your evening journey. Return to your hotel to collect luggage and prepare for departure to Chiang Mai.
Evening
Travel to Chiang Mai
Take an evening flight (1 hour 20 minutes) or overnight train (approximately 12 hours) to Chiang Mai. The train offers a cultural experience and saves a night's accommodation, while flying is faster and more comfortable
Where to Stay Tonight
Chiang Mai Old City (Boutique guesthouse or hotel)
Central location within walking distance of temples and the famous night markets
If taking the overnight train, book a second-class sleeper berth for the best balance of comfort and authentic experience. Flights should be booked in advance for better prices.
Day 4 Budget: $80-120
5
Temples & Old City Charm
Discover Chiang Mai's stunning temples and explore the atmospheric old city surrounded by ancient walls and moats.
Morning
Old City temple tour
Explore the historic walled city's most beautiful temples on foot or by bicycle. Visit Wat Phra Singh with its classic Lanna architecture, Wat Chedi Luang featuring a massive ancient chedi, and several smaller temples showcasing intricate woodcarvings and murals. The morning light creates beautiful photography opportunities, and the temples are peaceful before afternoon heat sets in.
Lunch
A traditional northern Thai restaurant in the old city serving khao soi and other regional specialties
Afternoon
Cooking class and market tour
Join a hands-on Thai cooking class that begins with a local market tour to select fresh ingredients. Learn to prepare classic dishes like pad thai, green curry, and mango sticky rice. Classes typically cover 4-6 dishes and provide recipes to take home. This interactive experience offers insight into Thai ingredients, cooking techniques, and food culture while providing a delicious meal.
Book at least one day in advance; morning or afternoon classes available
Evening
Night Bazaar and dinner
Explore Chiang Mai's famous Night Bazaar for handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Practice your bargaining skills and enjoy street food or dinner at one of the many restaurants in the area
Where to Stay Tonight
Old City or Nimman area (Boutique hotel or guesthouse)
Perfect base for exploring temples and accessing markets and restaurants
Rent a bicycle to explore the Old City more efficiently. Most guesthouses offer rentals for around $2-3 per day, and the flat terrain makes cycling easy.
Day 5 Budget: $60-80
6
Mountains & Artistic Villages
Chiang Mai and surroundings
Visit a unique museum and experience the natural beauty and artistic heritage of northern Thailand.
Morning
Baan Dam Museum (Black House)
Travel north to visit this fascinating collection of nearly 40 black-stained structures created by Thai artist Thawan Duchanee. The museum showcases his dark, provocative artwork incorporating animal bones, skins, and horns in striking architectural settings. The contrast between traditional Lanna architecture and contemporary art creates a unique and somewhat haunting experience. Set in beautiful gardens, it offers a different perspective on Thai art.
Hire a driver or join a tour that combines this with other attractions in the area
Lunch
A local restaurant in the countryside serving authentic northern Thai cuisine
Afternoon
Hill tribe village visit and nature walk
Visit a traditional hill tribe village to learn about the indigenous cultures of northern Thailand. Many communities welcome visitors to see their traditional way of life, handicrafts, and agricultural practices. Choose ethical tour operators who ensure fair benefit to communities. Enjoy walks through rice terraces and forested hills, experiencing the natural beauty of the region.
Book with responsible tour operators who work directly with communities
Evening
Return to Chiang Mai and Sunday Walking Street (if Sunday)
If visiting on Sunday, experience the incredible Sunday Walking Street Market in the Old City. Otherwise, enjoy dinner in the trendy Nimman area with its cafes and restaurants
Where to Stay Tonight
Old City or Nimman (Mid-range hotel)
Comfortable base after a day of travel and exploration
Baan Dam Museum is about 15 kilometers north of Chiang Rai, not Chiang Mai. Consider combining this with other Chiang Rai attractions or visiting closer northern sites instead.
Day 6 Budget: $70-90
7
Scenic Canyons & Mountain Air
Pai
Journey through mountain roads to the laid-back town of Pai, stopping at scenic viewpoints and natural attractions.
Morning
Journey to Pai with stops
Depart Chiang Mai for Pai, a scenic three-hour drive through 762 curves in the mountains. Stop at viewpoints, hot springs, and waterfalls along the way. The journey itself is an attraction, offering spectacular mountain vistas. Arrive in Pai, a bohemian mountain town popular with backpackers and artists, known for its relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty.
Book minivan or bus tickets the day before; take motion sickness medication if prone to car sickness
Lunch
A vegetarian cafe in Pai town center with organic and healthy options
Afternoon
Pai Canyon
Explore this dramatic natural formation featuring narrow ridges and steep drops with stunning valley views. Walk along the ridge trails, which offer spectacular panoramas especially during golden hour. The red earth and unique formations create excellent photo opportunities. The main trail is relatively easy but requires care due to steep edges. The peaceful setting and natural beauty make this a highlight of the Pai area.
Evening
Pai Walking Street and sunset viewing
Visit the nightly walking street market for handicrafts, street food, and live music. Earlier, catch sunset from one of the viewpoints near town for spectacular mountain views
Where to Stay Tonight
Pai town center or riverside (Guesthouse or bungalow)
Pai offers charming, affordable accommodations with mountain or rice field views
Rent a scooter to explore Pai's surrounding attractions independently. Most guesthouses can arrange rentals for around $5-7 per day, and roads are relatively easy to navigate.
Day 7 Budget: $50-70
8
Waterfalls & Return Journey
Pai to Chiang Mai
Explore more of Pai's natural attractions before returning to Chiang Mai in the afternoon.
Morning
Waterfalls and hot springs tour
Visit several of Pai's beautiful waterfalls including the multi-tiered Mo Paeng Falls where you can swim in natural pools. Stop at natural hot springs where you can soak in mineral-rich waters surrounded by forest. The morning is ideal for visiting these spots before afternoon heat. The lush jungle setting and refreshing waters provide a perfect nature experience.
Lunch
A riverside restaurant in Pai serving Thai and Western dishes
Afternoon
Return to Chiang Mai
Take the afternoon minivan or bus back to Chiang Mai, arriving in early evening. The return journey offers different lighting on the mountain scenery. Check into your hotel and rest after the winding mountain roads. Consider a traditional Thai massage to relax tired muscles from travel and hiking.
Book return tickets in advance, especially during high season
Evening
Relaxed evening in Chiang Mai
Enjoy a quiet dinner at a restaurant in the Nimman area and prepare for the next day's journey south
Where to Stay Tonight
Near Chiang Mai Airport or Old City (Mid-range hotel)
Convenient for early morning flight to southern Thailand
Book your flight to Krabi or Phuket for the next morning before leaving for Pai to secure good prices and convenient timing.
Day 8 Budget: $60-80
9
Island Paradise Awaits
Krabi/Ao Nang
Fly south to Thailand's stunning Andaman coast and settle into beach life.
Morning
Flight to Krabi and transfer to Ao Nang
Take an early morning flight from Chiang Mai to Krabi (approximately 2 hours). Transfer to Ao Nang beach area, the main tourist hub with easy access to islands and beaches. Check into your accommodation and spend time relaxing on the beach, swimming in the warm Andaman Sea, and adjusting to the coastal atmosphere after mountain adventures.
Book flights in advance for better prices; airport transfer can be arranged through hotel
Lunch
A beachfront restaurant in Ao Nang serving fresh seafood and Thai dishes
Afternoon
Beach relaxation and exploration
Explore Ao Nang beach and its surroundings. Walk along the beachfront promenade, browse shops and tour agencies to book island tours for coming days. Rent a kayak to paddle along the coast or simply relax on the sand. The dramatic limestone karsts rising from the sea create a stunning backdrop. Visit nearby Nopparat Thara Beach for a quieter atmosphere.
Evening
Sunset and dinner
Watch the spectacular sunset over the Andaman Sea from the beach, then enjoy fresh grilled seafood at one of the many beachfront restaurants
Where to Stay Tonight
Ao Nang beach area (Mid-range resort or hotel)
Perfect base for island hopping and beach activities with plenty of dining and tour options
Book your island tours directly with reputable operators on the beach rather than through hotel concierge to get better prices. Compare several operators for best deals.
Day 9 Budget: $80-110
10
Emerald Waters & Hidden Lagoons
Phi Phi Islands
Embark on a full-day boat tour to the famous Phi Phi Islands with their stunning bays and crystal-clear waters.
Morning
Phi Phi Islands tour including Pi Leh Bay
Depart early for a full-day speedboat tour to the Phi Phi Islands. Visit the breathtaking Pi Leh Bay, an emerald lagoon surrounded by towering limestone cliffs where you can swim and snorkel in crystal-clear waters. The dramatic scenery and vibrant marine life make this one of Thailand's most spectacular locations. Continue to Maya Bay, Monkey Beach, and other stunning spots around the islands.
Book one day in advance; early season departures offer calmer seas and better snorkeling visibility
Lunch
Buffet lunch included with tour or at a beachfront restaurant on Phi Phi Don
Afternoon
Continued island exploration and snorkeling
Visit multiple snorkeling spots around the islands to see colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, and possibly sea turtles. The clear waters offer excellent visibility. Stop at various beaches and bays, each with unique character. The limestone karsts and turquoise waters create picture-perfect scenery throughout the day. Return to Ao Nang in late afternoon.
Evening
Relaxed evening after full day
Enjoy a casual dinner and early rest after a full day on the water. Consider a traditional Thai massage to soothe sun-exposed skin
Where to Stay Tonight
Ao Nang (Same hotel as previous night)
Convenient to return to familiar accommodation after a long day
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, underwater camera, and seasickness medication if prone to motion sickness. Tours can be rough during monsoon season (May-October).
Day 10 Budget: $75-95
11
Limestone Kingdoms & Sea Caves
Ao Phang Nga National Park
Explore the spectacular bay with its iconic limestone karsts and hidden caves by traditional long-tail boat.
Morning
Ao Phang Nga National Park tour
Join a guided tour to this stunning national park famous for its dramatic limestone karsts jutting from emerald waters. Visit James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan), featured in 'The Man with the Golden Gun,' and paddle through sea caves and mangrove forests by canoe. The unique geological formations and serene atmosphere make this one of Thailand's most photographed locations. Explore hidden lagoons accessible only at certain tides.
Book the day before; tours typically include hotel pickup and lunch
Lunch
Seafood lunch at a floating Muslim fishing village, typically included in tour
Afternoon
Continued exploration and cave canoeing
Continue exploring the bay's hidden gems, paddling through sea caves with stalactites and prehistoric cave paintings. Visit Koh Panyee, a traditional Muslim fishing village built on stilts. The afternoon light creates beautiful reflections on the calm waters. The combination of natural beauty and cultural experience makes this tour memorable. Return to Ao Nang in late afternoon.
Evening
Railay Beach sunset visit
Take a long-tail boat to nearby Railay Beach for sunset. This stunning peninsula is only accessible by boat and offers dramatic cliffs, clear water, and a more tranquil atmosphere than Ao Nang
Where to Stay Tonight
Ao Nang or transfer to Railay (Beach resort or bungalow)
Option to relocate to quieter Railay or stay in Ao Nang for convenience
The canoeing portion requires moderate physical fitness. Bring waterproof bags for electronics and valuables as you'll be getting wet during cave exploration.
Day 11 Budget: $70-90
12
Beach Bliss & Rock Climbing
Railay/Ao Nang
Enjoy a relaxed day of beach activities, optional rock climbing, and soaking in the tropical paradise.
Morning
Beach hopping and swimming
Explore the four beaches of Railay: Railay West for swimming and sunset, Railay East for long-tail boat arrivals, Phra Nang Beach with its famous cave and pristine sand, and Tonsai Beach for a more laid-back vibe. Each offers different character and activities. The dramatic limestone cliffs provide stunning backdrops. Swim in the crystal-clear waters and relax on white sand beaches.
Lunch
A beachfront cafe on Railay West serving Thai and Western food with sea views
Afternoon
Rock climbing or viewpoint hike
Railay is world-famous for rock climbing on its limestone cliffs. Try a beginner climbing course with instruction and equipment provided, or for non-climbers, hike to the Railay viewpoint for spectacular panoramic views. The steep jungle trail takes about 30 minutes and rewards with stunning vistas over the peninsula. Alternatively, simply relax on the beach with a book and fresh coconut.
Climbing courses should be booked in advance; viewpoint hike is free
Evening
Phra Nang Cave and beach dinner
Visit the Princess Cave (Phra Nang) with its shrine and legendary story. Watch fire shows performed on the beach by locals, then enjoy a romantic beachfront dinner under the stars
Where to Stay Tonight
Railay or Ao Nang (Beach bungalow or resort)
Experience the unique atmosphere of this car-free beach paradise
Bring cash as ATMs on Railay charge high fees and some establishments don't accept cards. Stock up on essentials in Ao Nang as prices are higher on Railay.
Day 12 Budget: $65-90
13
Jungle Trails & Hidden Caves
Khao Sok National Park
Journey inland to explore one of Thailand's oldest rainforests with its diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes.
Morning
Transfer to Khao Sok National Park
Depart early for the scenic drive to Khao Sok National Park, one of the oldest evergreen rainforests in the world. The park features towering limestone mountains, deep valleys, and diverse wildlife. Check into your accommodation and begin exploring with a guided jungle trek through ancient rainforest. Look for gibbons, hornbills, and other wildlife while learning about the ecosystem from your guide.
Arrange transportation and accommodation in advance; park entrance fee separate
Lunch
A simple restaurant near park headquarters serving Thai dishes
Afternoon
Jungle trekking and waterfall visit
Continue exploring the park with visits to waterfalls where you can swim in natural pools surrounded by jungle. Trek through dense rainforest with your guide pointing out medicinal plants, unique flora, and signs of wildlife. The afternoon offers chances to spot various bird species and possibly larger mammals. The ancient forest atmosphere and natural beauty provide a striking contrast to the beaches.
Guided treks are recommended for safety and wildlife spotting
Evening
Night safari
Join an optional night safari to spot nocturnal wildlife including civets, slow lorises, and various insects and spiders. The jungle comes alive after dark with different sounds and creatures
Where to Stay Tonight
Near Khao Sok National Park entrance (Jungle bungalow or eco-lodge)
Immersive nature experience with sounds of the rainforest
Wear long pants and closed shoes for jungle trekking. Bring insect repellent and leech socks during rainy season. The park is beautiful year-round but waterfalls are most impressive during and after rainy season.
Day 13 Budget: $60-85
14
Emerald Lake & Departure
Khao Sok to Bangkok
Experience the stunning Cheow Lan Lake before beginning your journey home.
Morning
Cheow Lan Lake tour
Take an early morning long-tail boat tour on the spectacular Cheow Lan Lake, surrounded by dramatic limestone cliffs rising from emerald waters. The scenery rivals Halong Bay with its karst formations reflected in the calm lake. Visit caves, swim in the pristine waters, and enjoy the peaceful morning atmosphere. This stunning natural wonder provides a perfect finale to your Thailand adventure with opportunities for final photos.
Book the evening before; early morning tours offer best light and wildlife viewing
Lunch
A floating restaurant on the lake or back at park entrance
Afternoon
Return journey to Phuket or Surat Thani
Transfer to either Phuket or Surat Thani airport for your departure flight. The drive takes approximately 2-3 hours depending on destination. Alternatively, if your flight is from Bangkok, take an afternoon bus or domestic flight to allow time for evening international departure. Use this time to reflect on your incredible two weeks exploring Thailand's diverse landscapes and culture.
Coordinate transportation timing with flight departure
Evening
Departure
Depart Thailand with memories of temples, jungles, islands, and the warm hospitality of Thai people. If time permits before evening flight, enjoy a final Thai meal at the airport
Where to Stay Tonight
Airport hotel if needed (Transit hotel)
Only if early morning departure requires overnight near airport
Allow extra time for travel to airport from Khao Sok. If flying internationally from Bangkok, consider flying from Surat Thani or Phuket to Bangkok the night before to avoid missing your connection.
Day 14 Budget: $70-100
Practical Information
Getting Around
This itinerary uses a mix of transportation: domestic flights between major cities (Bangkok-Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai-Krabi), minivans for mountain roads (Chiang Mai-Pai), and local transportation including tuk-tuks, songthaews, and long-tail boats. In Bangkok, use the BTS Skytrain and MRT subway for efficient travel. Consider renting scooters in Chiang Mai and Pai for flexibility. Boat transfers are necessary for island hopping in the south. Book flights in advance for better prices. Most hotels can arrange airport transfers and day tour pickups.
Book Ahead
Book domestic flights 4-6 weeks in advance, especially during high season (November-February). Reserve accommodation in popular areas like Railay Beach and during peak periods. Book island tours one day in advance. Thai cooking classes and rock climbing courses should be reserved ahead. The Grand Palace and Jim Thompson House don't require advance booking but arrive early to avoid crowds. Overnight trains from Bangkok should be booked several days ahead.
Packing Essentials
Lightweight, breathable clothing; modest attire for temples (covered shoulders and knees); swimwear; reef-safe sunscreen; insect repellent; comfortable walking shoes and sandals; rain jacket or umbrella; sunglasses and hat; waterproof bag for boat trips; power adapter (Type A, B, C); basic first-aid kit; copies of passport and travel insurance
Total Budget
$980-1,330 for 14 days (excluding international flights)
Customize Your Trip
Budget Version
Stay in hostels and guesthouses ($10-20 per night), eat at local street stalls and markets ($2-5 per meal), use public buses instead of private transfers, skip organized tours in favor of independent exploration where possible, take overnight trains instead of flights, rent bicycles instead of scooters, and join group tours rather than private ones. Visit free temples and beaches, and cook some meals if accommodation has kitchen facilities. Total budget can be reduced to $35-50 per day.
Luxury Upgrade
Stay at five-star hotels and luxury resorts ($150-400 per night), book private guided tours with dedicated drivers, take private speedboats for island hopping, enjoy fine dining at rooftop restaurants and award-winning Thai cuisine venues, add spa treatments and wellness experiences, upgrade to business class for domestic flights, stay in floating villas on Cheow Lan Lake, book private cooking classes, and include helicopter transfers or seaplane rides. Consider extending stays at luxury beach resorts. Budget increases to $250-400 per day.
Family-Friendly
Choose family-friendly resorts with pools and kids' clubs, adjust pace to include more rest time and fewer long travel days, add interactive experiences like elephant sanctuaries (ethical ones only), visit Madame Tussauds BANGKOK and the National Science Museum, opt for calm beaches over party areas, book larger rooms or family bungalows, include more swimming and beach time, choose gentler activities over intense jungle treks, consider skipping the winding Pai journey if children get car sick, and add theme parks or water parks in Bangkok or Phuket.
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