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Begin in Bangkok, where gilded spires pierce the skyline and the Chao Phraya River hums with long-tail boats and fragrant street-food lanes. A guided introduction to the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew sets the tone—mirror mosaics, drumbeats, and the serene glow of the Emerald Buddha. It’s the golden pulse of Thailand in one sweeping, sensory morning.
Fly on to Bhutan for a dramatic shift of mood: cool, pine-scented valleys, prayer-flagged passes and whitewashed dzongs where butter lamps flicker. Base yourself in Thimphu and Punakha to trace monastic courtyards, riverside fortresses and hilltop chortens; then return to Paro for heritage visits at Ta Dzong and the intimate calm of Kyichu Lhakhang. The signature moment arrives on the cliffside path to Taktshang (Tiger’s Nest), where prayer flags snap above a waterfall bridge and the monastery reveals itself terrace by terrace.
Back in Thailand, trade pines for palms with a transfer to Pattaya. Slow mornings and easy beach time invite you to reset, while optional day trips add colour—Koh Larn’s turquoise bays, the hand-carved Sanctuary of Truth, neon-bright night markets and sea-view cafés for golden-hour breezes. Comfortable, well-located hotels anchor each stop, and seamless airport and inter-city transfers keep the journey flowing with round-the-clock support.
Your package includes return international flights from your departure country, the Bangkok ↔ Paro sector, listed entrance fees and all applicable taxes. In Bangkok and Pattaya you’ll enjoy daily breakfast; in Bhutan—breakfast, lunch & dinner are provided throughout. Both the Bhutan Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) and the Bhutan visa fee are already included, so you can focus entirely on the journey.
Step into the mirrored cloisters of the Grand Palace as bells chime over the Emerald Buddha. Stand at the confluence of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu beneath jacaranda-lit Punakha Dzong. Trace Bhutan’s story through thangkas at Ta Dzong, light a butter lamp at Kyichu Lhakhang, and follow cedar-cool switchbacks to Tiger’s Nest. Drift back to the coast for a Koh Larn swim and a sunset toast from a breezy café in Pattaya.
Dress modestly for temples & dzongs (shoulders and knees covered). Bhutan’s high valleys run cool at dawn and dusk—pack a light layer. For Koh Larn, bring reef-safe sunscreen, small cash for boats and snacks, and hydrate well under midday sun. With transfers, scheduled flights and permits handled in advance, your focus stays on culture, nature and rest.
Crafted for travellers seeking a balanced blend of Bangkok city highlights, an immersive Bhutan cultural tour and a restorative Pattaya beach break, this itinerary is around Thailand & Bhutan tour, Tiger’s Nest hike, Bangkok Grand Palace and Pattaya beach holiday—because unforgettable journeys deserve to be easy to find.
Day 1 : DEPART NEW YORK TO BANGKOK
Day 2 : ARRIVE IN BANGKOK & TIME AT LEISURE
Day 3 : EXPLORE THE ROYAL GRAND PALACE, BANGKOK
Day 4 : BANGKOK - PARO & PRIVATE/SHARED TRANSFER TO THIMPHU
Day 5 : THIMPHU TO PUNAKHA VIA DOCHULA PASS
Day 6 : PUNAKHA TO PARO
Day 7 : HIKE TO TAKTSHANG MONASTERY (TIGER’S NEST) & EVENING AT KYICHU LHAKHANG
Day 8 : DEPART PARO - BANGKOK & PRIVATE/SHARED TRANSFER TO PATTAYA
Day 9 : ANOTHER LEISURE DAY IN PATTAYA
Day 10 : FINAL LEISURE DAY IN PATTAYA
Day 11 : DEPART FROM PATTAYA - JOURNEY HOME VIA SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT (BKK)
Your Thailand holiday begins as you depart from NEW YORK bound for Bangkok. Glide through online check-in, pause for a calm coffee, then drift toward security with maps saved offline and playlists downloaded. At the gate, a silver fuselage waits beneath the glass; once aboard, settle by the window, watch the city lights recede, and ease into the long-haul rhythm toward Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).
Flight & travel notes: Your package typically features a one-stop long-haul from Heathrow to Bangkok, often arriving the next day. Some dates offer non-stop or same-day options at additional cost. Always confirm final timings in your e-ticket and airline app. Ensure you meet Thailand visa/ETA rules and passport validity; check your airline’s baggage allowance and any fees for seat selection or sports equipment.
Carry-on essentials: Keep power banks, prescribed medication, valuables and a spare layer in your cabin bag. Liquids over 100 ml must go in checked luggage under UK/EU/USA/Canada security rules. Time zone: Bangkok observes ICT (UTC+7)—set watches on descent and monitor your gate for changes.
Health & comfort: Hydrate, choose a light pre-flight meal, and take a short aisle walk every couple of hours on this overnight long-haul. A neck pillow, eye mask and earplugs help. Power & plugs: Thailand uses Type C/F sockets at 220V/50Hz—pack a universal adaptor.
Upgrade options: Prefer to fly non-stop or stretch out in Premium Economy/Business Class? These can be requested at extra cost, subject to availability and fare rules.
Sustainability touch: Bring a reusable water bottle and compact cutlery; switch your in-flight screen to dark mode to reduce energy draw.
On arrival at Bangkok (BKK), clear formalities and meet your pre-arranged transfer in the arrivals hall for a smooth ride to your hotel— welcome to Bangkok, where your Thailand adventure truly begins. (In-flight meals per airline schedule.)
Touch down at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK) where warm tropical air greets you beyond immigration. After clearing passport control and collecting your luggage, meet our representative in the arrivals hall for your private/shared hotel transfer. Settle into your room, freshen up, and let the city’s rhythm—river boats, incense, sizzling woks—ease you into Thailand time. The remainder of the day is at leisure.
• Arrival assistance at BKK and private/shared transfer to your Bangkok hotel.
• Hotel check-in (standard from ~14:00; early check-in subject to availability/charge).
• Rest of the day free at leisure to relax or explore nearby neighbourhoods.
Note: If rooms aren’t ready on arrival, the hotel will store luggage so you can step out for a stroll or refreshments.
Visa/entry rules vary by nationality—have your passport, onward/return ticket and hotel details handy. ATMs are common; notify your bank before travel and carry small amounts of THB for taxis/markets. Dress light—Bangkok is hot and humid year-round.
Beat traffic with the Chao Phraya River boat. Respect temple etiquette: covered shoulders/knees and shoes off where required. Handy apps: Grab for rides and Rabbit Card for the BTS Skytrain.
Seek daylight, hydrate, and keep naps under 30 minutes. A light evening walk plus an early dinner helps reset to ICT (UTC+7).
Carry a reusable bottle and ask about hotel refill stations. Choose BTS/MRT or river boats where possible to reduce your footprint.
Ease in with a gentle long-tail boat cruise through Thonburi’s canals, or wander Old Town for street-food favourites such as mango sticky rice and pad thai. At dusk, try a rooftop bar for river sunsets or dive into neon-lit Chinatown (Yaowarat).
Upgrade ideas: Early check-in, a restorative hotel spa massage, or a private Chinatown foodie walk (pre-bookable).
For an easy first night, try your hotel’s Thai set menu or step into a nearby street-food market for satay, spicy som tum and coconut ice cream.
After a hearty hotel breakfast, set out for Bangkok’s most iconic landmark: the Royal Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, home to the sacred Emerald Buddha. Step into a realm of gilded chedis, mirror-mosaic pavilions and lacquered halls where Thai kings once received dignitaries. Your expert guide threads the story from the palace’s 18th-century foundations to its modern ceremonial traditions, anchoring each courtyard and cloister in vivid context.
Included today: Guided visit to the Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew (Emerald Buddha); return hotel transfers; a short, curated stop at a Thai crafts showroom (silk, jewellery, handicrafts); afternoon and evening at leisure to explore independently.
Note: Photography may be restricted inside sacred halls—please follow on-site guidance.
Dress code (important): Shoulders and knees covered; avoid sleeveless tops, shorts and short skirts. Closed footwear is preferred; choose light, breathable fabrics suited to the tropical climate. Travel notes: Bring a light scarf or shawl for quick temple cover-up; large backpacks may be checked at security. Mornings are cooler—hydrate and carry small THB for incidental expenses.
Inside the Royal Chapel, the Emerald Buddha—carved from a single piece of jade—sits high above the shrine, framed by murals of mythic battles, lotus motifs and celestial guardians. The ambience is reverent; pause to absorb the artistry and devotion that define Thailand’s living heritage.
Optional enhancements (pre-bookable): Long-tail Thonburi khlong cruise through wooden stilt neighbourhoods; Wat Pho (Reclining Buddha) with flower market extension; evening Chao Phraya dinner cruise with skyline views.
Tip: These pair beautifully with a palace morning—ask us to lock timings in advance for a smooth flow.
Local tips: For lunch, try riverside eateries near Tha Tien pier. Beat traffic via the Chao Phraya Express Boat. Respect “no hats / no photos” signs in sacred rooms. Sustainability touch: Carry a reusable bottle, refill at your hotel, and use BTS/MRT or river boats where possible to lower your footprint.
Rest of the day — at leisure: Return to your hotel for pool time or continue exploring at your own pace—market browsing, hidden monasteries, a soothing Thai massage, or a rooftop viewpoint at dusk for sunset over the river. Overnight: Bangkok hotel.
Board your flight to the Kingdom of Bhutan and savour one of the most spectacular Himalayan approaches. On a clear day, serrated snow-lines and deep green valleys unfurl before a thrilling descent into Paro. Step onto the tarmac to Bhutan’s first gift: the cool, clean mountain air.
• Flight Bangkok → Paro (economy).
• Meet & assist after immigration and baggage collection.
• Private/shared road transfer Paro → Thimphu with scenic stops.
• Guided Thimphu sightseeing: Buddha Point (Kuensel Phodrang), King’s Memorial Chorten, and Trashichhoedzong
(exteriors/accessible areas as per local rules).
• Overnight in Thimphu.
En route to Thimphu, pause at Chuzom, the confluence of the Paro and Thimphu rivers. Three chortens—in Tibetan, Nepalese and Bhutanese styles—stand sentinel here, a quiet symbol of Himalayan harmony. Just before the confluence, glance left for Tschogang Lhakhang, the “temple of the excellent horse,” a 15th-century private shrine linked to Balaha, a manifestation of the compassionate Chenrezig.
Buddha Point (Kuensel Phodrang) — A short drive opens sweeping views across the Thimphu Valley, presided over by the serene Buddha Dordenma.
King’s Memorial Chorten — A beloved landmark, constantly circumambulated by locals spinning prayer wheels and murmuring mantras; conceived by His Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuck and completed in 1974 as a monument to peace and prosperity.
Trashichhoedzong — An imposing fortress-monastery housing the Secretariat, the King’s Throne Room and key offices; also the summer residence of the Je Khenpo (Chief Abbot). Visits focus on exterior courtyards and accessible sections, per schedule and protocol.
Respect & dress: At chortens, dzongs and temples, dress modestly (shoulders/knees covered), remove hats and walk clockwise around sacred sites. Interior photography is often not permitted—follow your guide’s lead.
Altitude & pace: Paro and Thimphu sit in high valleys; move gently on day one, hydrate well and avoid heavy exertion.
Practicalities: Currency is the Ngultrum (BTN) (small INR notes often accepted). Power sockets commonly Type D/G—carry a universal adaptor. Weather shifts quickly; pack a light layer, sun protection and lip balm.
Settle into your hotel in Thimphu and enjoy the evening at leisure—perhaps a gentle stroll past traditional shopfronts or a warming bowl of thukpa in a cosy café. Overnight: Thimphu hotel.
After breakfast, depart Thimphu for the warmer valleys of Punakha, crossing the celebrated Dochula Pass (≈3,080 m). High passes in Bhutan are crowned with whitewashed chortens and forests of fluttering prayer flags that ripple in the mountain wind. On clear days, Dochula frames a serrated skyline of the eastern Himalayas — a breathtaking ribbon of snow peaks that lingers long after the descent.
Included today: Private/shared road transfer Thimphu → Punakha via Dochula Pass; guided visit to Punakha Dzong (exteriors/accessible areas per protocol); Chimi Lhakhang countryside walk (there-and-back, ~1½ hrs total); overnight in Punakha.
After check-in, explore magnificent Punakha Dzong, dramatically sited at the confluence of the Mo Chhu (Mother River) and Pho Chhu (Father River). This vast fortress-monastery served as Bhutan’s capital until 1955 and remains the winter residence of the central monk body. Carved golden window frames, lilac jacarandas (seasonal) and intricately painted galleries make it one of the Himalaya’s most photogenic dzongs.
Dress & etiquette: For dzongs and temples, wear modest attire (shoulders/knees covered), remove hats and walk clockwise around sacred sites. Interior photography is often restricted — follow your guide’s lead.
Travel notes: Weather at Dochula shifts quickly — keep a light layer handy. Views depend on cloud cover, so your guide may time viewpoint stops for the best conditions. Roads are paved with mountain bends; those prone to motion sickness may wish to prepare.
A short drive brings you to the trailhead for a gentle stroll along paddy terraces and through the hamlet of Pana to Chimi Lhakhang, a hilltop shrine associated with the folk-saint Drukpa Kunley. Many couples visit to seek fertility blessings. Expect village lanes, short undulations and intimate glimpses of daily Bhutanese life.
Trail facts: ~1½ hours round-trip (including temple time). Wear comfortable walking shoes. In monsoon or post-harvest periods, sections can be muddy; carry water, a sunhat and a light rain shell.
Sustainability touch: Keep to established paths through rice fields, avoid trampling seedlings and consider supporting local cooperatives when purchasing crafts or produce.
Evening at leisure in Punakha — the valley’s softer climate invites relaxed riverside walks or a quiet tea overlooking terraced fields. Overnight: Punakha hotel.
After breakfast, check out and journey west into the emerald valley of Paro. The road threads forested slopes and river gorges, past classic Bhutanese farmsteads, fluttering prayer flags and checkerboard terraces. Your guide times scenic photo stops for soft light and the clearest Himalayan views, turning the transfer into a rolling viewpoint.
Included today:
• Private/shared road transfer Punakha → Paro with comfort stops.
• Guided visit: Ta Dzong (National Museum of Bhutan).
• Guided visit: Rinpung Dzong (“Fortress of the Heap of Jewels”).
• Overnight in Paro.
On arrival, settle into your hotel before an afternoon of heritage highlights. Begin at Ta Dzong, the former ridge-top watchtower above Paro. Now the National Museum, its circular galleries curate thangka paintings, textiles, ritual objects, arms & armour and natural history — a compact primer on Bhutan’s spiritual and ecological identity and an ideal scene-setter for the valley.
Continue with a gentle descent to Rinpung Dzong, the riverside fortress-monastery rising above the Paro Chhu. Wooden galleries frame exquisite murals of The Four Friends, the Wheel of Life, episodes from Milarepa, Mount Sumeru and cosmic mandalas — vivid Buddhist teachings rendered in mineral pigments that glow in the high-valley light.
Notes & etiquette: Museum hours and access can vary on holidays or during conservation; indoor photography is often restricted. The short descent from Ta Dzong follows a stone path — supportive footwear is advised. For dzongs/temples, dress modestly (shoulders/knees covered), remove hats, walk clockwise around sacred sites and seek permission before photographing monks or ceremonies. Paro sits higher and cools quickly after sunset — keep a light jacket handy.
Evening at leisure in Paro — perhaps a riverside stroll or tea with valley views as you prepare for tomorrow’s explorations.
Overnight: Paro hotel.
After breakfast, set out for Bhutan’s most iconic landmark: Taktshang Monastery, the famed Tiger’s Nest. Clinging to a sheer cliff roughly 900 m above Paro Valley, this sacred complex marks the cave where Guru Rinpoche is said to have meditated. The trail rises through blue pine, juniper and rhododendron; strings of prayer flags flash between viewpoints as the monastery reveals itself, terrace by terrace, in the high, fragrant air.
Today’s highlights (included):
• Guided hike to Taktshang (Tiger’s Nest) — approx. 5 hours’ walking round-trip, with scenic rest stops.
• Time at upper viewpoints and temple precincts (as permitted by local regulations).
• Evening visit to Kyichu Lhakhang (7th century), among Bhutan’s oldest and most revered temples.
• Overnight in Paro.
The path begins steadily on well-trodden forest switchbacks to a classic lookout near the cafeteria (a popular tea stop). From here, stone steps descend beside a waterfall and prayer-wheel bridge before the final climb to the monastery gates. Within the complex, linked courtyards lead to chapels honouring Guru Rinpoche and protective deities; murals and butter lamps glow softly against whitewashed walls.
Fitness & terrain: Elevation gain roughly 600–900 m depending on turnaround; surfaces are packed earth, stone steps and short cliffside stairways with railings. A reasonable level of fitness and supportive footwear are essential.
What to bring: 1–1.5 L water, sunhat, sunscreen, light layers and a rain shell; trekking poles optional but helpful on steps; small cash for tea/snacks at the cafeteria.
Altitude & pace: Paro sits around 2,200 m; the monastery precinct is higher. Hydrate, pause often, and follow a steady rhythm set by your guide. Mornings are usually clearer for sweeping valley views.
Cultural etiquette: Dress modestly (shoulders/knees covered); remove hats in courtyards. No photography inside shrine rooms; walk clockwise around sacred structures and keep voices low. Access notes: Pony/horse assistance (payable locally) may be available to the cafeteria only; the final approach is on foot. Site access/interior timings follow local authority guidance.
In the evening, visit serene Kyichu Lhakhang, founded in the 7th century and attributed to Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo. Its twin orange trees—said to fruit year-round—and ancient chorten lend a gentle counterpoint to the dramatic heights of Tiger’s Nest, offering an intimate window into Bhutan’s earliest Buddhist heritage.
Overnight: Paro hotel.
After an early breakfast, meet your representative for a smooth transfer to Paro Airport. Assistance is provided with check-in and exit formalities before your flight to Bangkok (BKK). On arrival in Thailand, our local team greets you in the arrivals hall for a comfortable private/shared road transfer to Pattaya. Check in and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure—unwind by the pool, stroll the beachfront promenade, or browse cafés and night markets at your own pace.
Today’s highlights (included):
• Assisted departure from Paro (check-in & formalities).
• International flight to Bangkok (as ticketed).
• Private/shared transfer Bangkok ➜ Pattaya hotel.
• Evening free time in Pattaya.
Practical notes — baggage & documents: Keep your passport, visa/ETA (if applicable) and e-tickets handy. Check your airline’s baggage allowance. Valuables and medications should stay in your carry-on. Liquids in cabin bags must meet security rules.
Timing: Typical drive time Bangkok ➜ Pattaya is ~2.5–3.5 hours (traffic-dependent). Thailand time may differ from Bhutan—set your watch on landing. Hotel check-in is usually from 14:00/15:00; early rooms are subject to availability.
Optional this evening: Beachfront sunset walk with seafood dinner; visit a local Pattaya night market for Thai snacks and souvenirs; or relax with a traditional Thai massage (bookable locally).
Overnight: Pattaya hotel • Meals: Breakfast
Ease into the morning with a relaxed hotel breakfast and the freedom to shape another perfect day in Pattaya. With a full day at leisure, dive deeper into this vibrant coastal city—choose adventure, culture or pure tranquillity at your own pace.
Hop across the water to Koh Larn (Coral Island) for powder-soft beaches and turquoise seas, or wander the sculpted landscapes of Nong Nooch Tropical Garden. For playful photos and perspective-bending scenes, explore the interactive illusions at Art in Paradise. If shopping beckons, browse sleek malls such as Terminal 21 Pattaya and Central Festival, punctuating your strolls with sea-view cafés and iced coffees.
Consider a Koh Larn beach day for snorkelling and sunbathing; a ramble through Nong Nooch with themed gardens and cultural shows; the Art in Paradise 3D museum for quirky snaps; easy mall time at Terminal 21 or Central Festival; or unwind with a traditional Thai massage or spa ritual to reset body and mind.
Use local songthaews for short hops (carry small change). Your hotel can arrange reliable taxis or ride-hailing. Confirm activity and boat prices before booking to avoid surprises.
Choose licensed operators and always wear life jackets on boats. Avoid touching coral and keep beaches litter-free. Support local artisans and food vendors to keep tourism benefits in the community.
For Koh Larn, check boat times and sea conditions. Use reef-safe sunscreen and pack a light cover-up. Dress modestly for temples or cultural shows. Hydrate well—the midday heat can be intense, especially on exposed beachfronts.
Overnight: Pattaya hotel • Meals: Breakfast • Day Theme: Beach Time & Easy Exploring
Ease into the morning with a relaxed hotel breakfast and the freedom to craft your perfect finale in Pattaya. With a full day at leisure, you can chase adventure, dip into local culture, or lean fully into seaside tranquillity.
For sun and sea, hop a speedboat to Koh Larn (Coral Island) for clear water and soft sand; snorkel, swim, or simply unwind beneath a parasol. Prefer to stay on the mainland? Marvel at the hand-carved Sanctuary of Truth, browse the landscaped paths of Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, or snap playful perspectives at Art in Paradise. Shoppers can roam Terminal 21 Pattaya and Central Festival, pausing for sea-view coffee and people-watching.
As the day cools, meander the beachfront promenade, book a soothing Thai massage, or time sunset from a rooftop terrace. When night falls, sample sizzling street eats at a local market or settle into a casual seafood restaurant for grilled prawns and spicy som tum with ocean breezes for company.
Practical tips: Use local songthaews or ride-hailing for short hops; confirm boat/activity prices in advance. Hydrate well and apply reef-safe sunscreen. Dress modestly for temple or cultural stops, and choose licensed operators for any boat trips—life jackets on at all times.
Overnight: Pattaya hotel • Meals: Breakfast • Day Theme: Beach Time & Easy Exploring
After a final hotel breakfast in Pattaya, bid farewell to Thailand’s sun-kissed shores. At your scheduled pick-up time, meet your driver for a comfortable private/shared transfer to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK) for your homeward flight.
As you depart, carry the memories of golden temples, vibrant street life and warm Thai hospitality—moments of joy and discovery gathered across your journey.
• Keep your passport, e-ticket and any visa/ETA handy.
• Typical transfer time Pattaya → BKK: 2.5–3.5 hours (traffic-dependent).
• Arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before an international flight.
• Check airline baggage allowance and liquids rules; keep power banks in carry-on (observe watt-hour limits).
• Online check-in can speed formalities; follow terminal signage to your carrier’s check-in row.
• Keep a little THB for snacks/souvenirs; water refill points and paid lounges are available airside.
• Travel kindly: minimise single-use plastics and consider carbon-offset options.
Meals: Breakfast • Transfer: Pattaya hotel → BKK (private/shared) • Flight: International departure
Note: The Bhutan Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) and the Bhutan visa fee are already included in your package.
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We carefully select a diverse range of accommodations to enhance your travel experience, ensuring comfort, convenience and cultural immersion. From vibrant city hotels to serene valley resorts, each property is chosen to reflect the character of its destination. Whether you’re arriving to an elegant address in Bangkok, waking to mountain air in Thimphu and Punakha, or unwinding after temple trails in Paro and beach days in Pattaya, your stay will complement the spirit of this journey.
| City | Hotel | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bangkok | Century Park Hotel | Well-located city base with contemporary rooms and generous breakfast; convenient for central sights, river access and shopping districts. |
| Thimphu | Hotel Ariya | Spacious, modern rooms and warm Bhutanese hospitality; easy reach of markets, cafés and key cultural landmarks. |
| Punakha | Zhingkham Resort | Hilltop setting with sweeping valley views; ideal for visiting Punakha Dzong and nearby countryside walks. |
| Paro | Hotel Kaachi Grand | Contemporary hotel close to town; convenient for Ta Dzong (National Museum) and Rinpung Dzong, with easy valley access. |
| Pattaya | Hotel J Pattaya | Modern resort-style stay with pool and relaxed ambience; handy for beaches, malls, cafés and the beachfront promenade. |
Notes: Facilities may vary by hotel. If any listed property is unavailable, an alternative of similar quality and location will be provided.
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