Bangkok & Chiang Mai
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About This Package
Two sides of Thailand in a week. Bangkok for the Grand Palace, the river and the canals, then a short flight north to Chiang Mai, a slower city of temples, markets and mountains.
In Chiang Mai you visit Doi Suthep, spend a half day with elephants at a sanctuary with no riding, and learn to cook Thai food. The flights to Chiang Mai and back are included. Best from November to January.
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Package Highlights
- Bangkok's temples and a canal ride by longtail
- Chiang Mai's old city and Doi Suthep
- Elephant sanctuary half day
- Thai cooking class
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Private transfer from Suvarnabhumi airport • Evening at Asiatique
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Starting from
NPR 61,000
per person
Everything inside Thailand: hotels, transfers, the tours in the itinerary and any flights within Thailand. Flights from Kathmandu and the visa fee are not included.
Price checked on 24 September 2026
Cost Includes
- Return flights Bangkok to Chiang Mai, economy with a checked bag
- 3 nights in Bangkok and 3 nights in Chiang Mai, 3-star hotels with breakfast
- All airport transfers
- Guided Bangkok temple tour and canal boat
- Chao Phraya dinner cruise
- Elephant sanctuary half day with lunch
- Thai cooking class
Cost Excludes
- Return flights between Kathmandu and Bangkok (we quote these for your dates)
- Thai tourist visa fee, about NPR 5,000
- Doi Suthep fees, about 130 baht
- Travel insurance
- Meals not listed in the itinerary
- Personal spending, tips and optional activities
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Practical Tips
- Avoid February to April in Chiang Mai, when smoke from crop burning makes the air unhealthy.
- Temples, including the Grand Palace, ask for covered shoulders and knees. Pack one pair of long trousers or a long skirt.
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