Day 1 Bangkok (Meeting Day)
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
Event gathering day/ We sincerely welcome you
Today is the all-day gathering day for tourists from around the world, gathering in Bangkok, Thailand (Don Mueang International Airport, airport code DMK; Suvarnabhumi International Airport, airport code BKK). We recommend booking flights arriving in the afternoon or afternoon. Hotel check-in is generally available after 2:00 PM. Upon arrival, a dedicated driver will pick you up at the airport and take you to your hotel, where you will check in on your own.
Bangkok is a city that blends the ancient with the modern, the noble with the commonplace, the indulgent with the restrained. As Thailand's capital and largest city, and Southeast Asia's second-largest, Bangkok offers a vibrant fusion of time and space.
How to get to Bangkok (Don Mueang International Airport, airport code DMK; Suvarnabhumi International Airport, airport code BKK)
There are many flights to Bangkok, the meeting point. We recommend that you purchase direct flights from all over the country to Bangkok:
1. Direct flights to Bangkok from many domestic destinations (Air Asia, Spring Airlines, China Southern Airlines, etc.)
2. In addition, you can choose to transfer in Hong Kong, Macau and other places with airlines such as Thai Airways and Hong Kong Airlines
3. If you purchase a connecting flight, please note that there should be a certain amount of time between the two flights: generally more than 3 hours, to avoid being late and missing the flight.
Accommodation Presentation
Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok (website reviews) ♦♦♦♦♦ or similar
The contemporary Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok is ideally located in the heart of Bangkok's prime business, leisure and entertainment district, near the shopping malls of the EM District and the tranquil greenery of Benjasiri Park, with easy access to Phrom Pong BTS Skytrain Station, expressways and the airport.


Day 2 Bangkok → Hua Hin
All day
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After breakfast at the hotel, we'll head to the Maeklong Railway Market to watch the trains arrive and experience the ride. This market is a magical sight in Thailand, known as an internet-famous market because the stalls line both sides of the train tracks. Eight trains pass through the market daily, and the sight of trains brushing up against the stalls is quite thrilling. After watching the trains arrive, we'll also experience the green train for ourselves.
After lunch, we will head to Khao Wang Palace, which is located on a hill in Phetchaburi Province. King Rama IV of Thailand loved the elegant atmosphere of the mountain so much that he built a palace on the top of the mountain and named it "Phra Nakhon Khiri", which means "city in the mountain". It has now been converted into the National Phra Nakhon Khiri Museum.
We'll then travel south to Hua Hin, a beloved resort town of Thai royalty. Our first visit to Hua Hin will begin at the iconic Hua Hin Railway Station, a striking landmark. Crafted entirely of teak, its red-painted beams and roof, paired with yellow walls, the vibrant colors exude a rich Thai atmosphere.
Afterwards, we went to [Hua Hin Beach Horseback Riding], in front of the endless sea, under the gentle sunset, riding a white horse to roam the beach, the girl's dream and the boy's heroic spirit were fully displayed.
Accommodation Presentation
Two consecutive nights at Hua Hin's Five Diamond Pool Hotel!
Hua Hin Marriott Resort and Spa (website reviews ♦♦♦♦♦) or similar
Set against one of Thailand's most breathtaking beaches, the Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa offers a unique experience. With stunning views, luxurious amenities, and direct access to the sand and surf, this Hua Hin beachfront hotel offers a truly enjoyable stay. Its prime location puts the Night Market and other Hua Hin attractions within easy walking distance. The resort's beautiful grounds include a lagoon surrounding the resort, five swimming pools, and several excellent restaurants, including a signature seafood restaurant directly on the beach.
Hyatt Regency Hua Hin (website review: ♦♦♦♦♦ or similar)
Nestled on the Hua Hin coast, the hotel enjoys a prime location in Hua Hin. Hua Hin Railway Station is easily accessible, just 4 km away. Guests can easily explore the area with Hyatt Regency Spa, Creative Market, and Velo Thailand - Hua Hin, all within easy reach. The hotel is also close to popular attractions including EAST Rooftop Bar & Lounge, EM Beach Club, and EM Beach Club, allowing guests to plan their trips more efficiently.


Day 3 Hua Hin → Monsoon Valley Winery → Afternoon Tea at Shiba Inu Cafe
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
After breakfast at the hotel, we headed to our first stop of the day, Monsoon Valley Winery. This is a rare mountain winery in Thailand, specially managed by a German winemaker with 27 years of winemaking experience. You can enjoy authentic French wine without having to fly for over ten hours. If you think you don't need to come here just because you don't drink, you're wrong. Besides wine tasting, the winery also has a restaurant. Their homemade grape juice and jam are amazing desserts, even for those who don't care. Jeep rides, elephant interactions, and grape picking are also hidden gems.
In the afternoon, tourists can enjoy a special gift: Shiba Inu Cafe Afternoon Tea. One, two, three... eleven adorable Shiba Inus will be on duty! The cafe is hidden away in a residential building, and its unassuming exterior hides so many adorable creatures. Enjoy a warm afternoon with an iced coffee and a group of adorable Shiba Inus. You'll have a perfect day!
Nightlife and dinner recommendations: Cicada Creative Night Market is an open-air night market focused on arts and crafts, bringing together local Hua Hin artists and freelance performers. Besides handicrafts, the market also features galleries, a beer garden, and live music. It's a hub for all artists. It only runs three days a week, making it a truly special place.
Special instructions for today's itinerary
1. Zen Creative Night Market is only open from Friday to Sunday. If it cannot be arranged, it will be replaced by Hua Hin Night Market
Accommodation Presentation
Two consecutive nights at Hua Hin's Five Diamond Pool Hotel!
Hua Hin Marriott Resort and Spa (website reviews ♦♦♦♦♦) or similar
Set against one of Thailand's most breathtaking beaches, the Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa offers a unique experience. With stunning views, luxurious amenities, and direct access to the sand and surf, this Hua Hin beachfront hotel offers a truly enjoyable stay. Its prime location puts the Night Market and other Hua Hin attractions within easy walking distance. The resort's beautiful grounds include a lagoon surrounding the resort, five swimming pools, and several excellent restaurants, including a signature seafood restaurant directly on the beach.
Hyatt Regency Hua Hin (website review: ♦♦♦♦♦ or similar)
Nestled on the Hua Hin coast, the hotel enjoys a prime location in Hua Hin. Hua Hin Railway Station is easily accessible, just 4 km away. Guests can easily explore the area with Hyatt Regency Spa, Creative Market, and Velo Thailand - Hua Hin, all within easy reach. The hotel is also close to popular attractions including EAST Rooftop Bar & Lounge, EM Beach Club, and EM Beach Club, allowing guests to plan their trips more efficiently.


Day 4 Hua Hin → Swiss Sheep Farm → Damnoen Saduak Floating Market → Wat Arun → Bangkok
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
After breakfast at the hotel, we'll depart Hua Hin for Bangkok. We'll pass by the popular Swiss Sheep Ranch. The park's Swiss-style European architecture and charming retro furnishings create a fairytale-like experience. Tickets can be redeemed for grass to feed the adorable sheep. Families with children or couples will surely love this place.
We then set off for Damnoen Sa Floating Market, where we enjoyed a hand-rowed boat ride. Many popular films, including "Detective Chinatown," were filmed here. This is a place where you can enjoy a water-based lifestyle rarely found in the city. The vendors rowing their boats bring with them the delicate aroma of fruit, making your mouth water.
We then returned to Bangkok to check out Wat Arun, a newly popular temple on Instagram and Xiaohongshu (Red Book), also known as the Temple of Dawn. This temple commemorates Taksin, the 41st king of Thailand and national hero. The white temple, completely different from the traditional Thai temples nearby, stands out even in Bangkok. Its pure white base, vibrant colors, inlaid ceramic pieces, stained glass, and shells, and symmetrical design create a truly captivating experience. The white pagoda, beautiful against the blue sky, exudes a sacredness and an indescribable freshness. No wonder it stands out among Bangkok's many temples, attracting countless visitors.
For nightlife and dinner, check out Icon Siam.
ICONSIAM, Thailand's newest landmark shopping mall, officially opened in November 2018 and has already broken 18 records even before its completion. With its numerous unique features, ICONSIAM has become a must-see destination for trendsetters from around the world visiting Bangkok.
丨Live now
Luxurious five-diamond pool hotel on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok
Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort (website reviews ♦♦♦♦♦ or similar)
The hotel is nestled on the banks of the majestic Chao Phraya River. A vibrant oasis, its palm trees sway in the gentle breeze. Lush tropical gardens blend urban living with tranquil tropical luxury. Blending exotic charm with Thai tradition, the elegantly appointed guest rooms feature Thai fabrics and modern comforts. Enjoy renowned Anantara service, offering a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok life. Watch the sunset from the pier, and watch river life unfold before your eyes. Indulge in soothing spa treatments in the tranquil surroundings of your private garden.
Avani Plus Riverside Bangkok Hotel (website review ♦♦♦♦♦ or similar)
The hotel boasts direct views of the Chao Phraya River, and its rooms feature a fusion of contemporary and modern styling. Enjoy the views from the rooftop infinity pool or dine at the hotel's restaurant. The hotel also offers a free shuttle boat service to and from Sathorn Pier, which connects to Saphan Taksin BTS Skytrain Station. This shuttle boat also connects to the nearby Asiatique The Riverfront night market. The hotel is conveniently located just minutes from the BTS station, offering easy access to Bangkok's shopping and attractions.


Day 5 Bangkok (Disbandment Day)
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
Today is the last day of our trip. The morning is free and unrestrained. You can choose to sleep in and enjoy a morning without morning calls, or you can make the most of the last minute shopping. Check out in the afternoon.
丨Free activities recommended
You can head to Khao San Road, a backpacker's paradise in Bangkok, where you'll find plenty of affordable and quality goods. Khao San Road exudes a charm unlike any other street in Bangkok. This street, less than 400 meters long, is vibrant, with the two main streets on either side serving as the main pulse, selling casual tourist souvenirs.
You can also go to the Four-Faced Shrine, which is located in the central business district of Bangkok, Thailand. It is known as the Buddha who grants all wishes in Thailand. It is a famous tourist attraction in Bangkok. Every day, believers from all over the world come to make wishes and worship. It is one of the most popular Buddha statues in Thailand.
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