12-Nights Hong Kong, Thailand & Cambodia Sampler - Private Guided Experiences from $4,058

Itinerary Details

Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong

Transfer: Hong Kong International Aptto Kowloon - Tsim Sha Tsui

Hotel: Park Hotel Hong Kong (4 Star Rating)

Ideally located in the heart of Kowloon's entertainment and business district, Park Hotel Hong Kong provides unlimited shopping opportunities and easy access for business or leisure meetings. The Park Hotel Hong Kong is within 5 minutes walking distance of The MTR (Subway) and only 10 minutes' driving distance from the Kowloon Station (Airport Express Trains). The Star Ferry Pier to Hong Kong Island and the China Ferry Terminal to major coastal ports is just a short walk away.

Start with a ride on the iconic Star Ferry as you cross Victoria Harbor between Kowloon to Hong Kong Island. Enjoy views of the skyscrapers and the hustle and bustle of other boats on the harbor. Arrive on Hong Kong Island and transfer to the Peak Tram, the world's steepest funicular railway. Looking down The Peak you'll be amazed by the spectacular skyline views. Next, visit Aberdeen, a charming fishing village and then pass through Repulse Bay on your way to Stanley market.

Transfer: Kowloon - Tsim Sha Tsui to Hong Kong International Apt

Transfer: Chiang Mai Airportto Chiang Mai - Old City

Hotel: Tamarind Village (4 Star Rating)

Located at the heart of historic Chiang Mai is Tamarind Village which is a unique boutique property that serves as the perfect base for exploring the city's ancient temples and shopping districts. The name Tamarind comes from the 200-year-old tree that gives shade to the hotel, creating a cool and relaxing ambience.

Today, be introduced to the culture and history of the city on this great orientation tour. Head to the centre of town with a local guide and visit Tapae Gate, the main entrance to the old walled city. See the crumbling walls and hear about Chiang Mai's rich past.

Then hop on a pedal-powered trishaw to explore the old town. Visit the Three Kings Monument on the way to Wat Phra Singh, one of the city's most revered temples. See the various buildings in the compound, admire its ancient Buddha image and hear about its 700-year history. Then continue foot to Wat Chedi Luang, an impressive monument that once housed the country's famed Emerald Buddha.

Continue onwards to Chiang Mai's silver making district, one of the city's traditional crafts neighborhoods. Observe silversmiths at work on impressive murals unique to Northern Thailand and admire their skilled craftsmanship. Then take a short drive to Wat Sri Suphan, a unique temple made from ornate silver.

Following this introduction to Chiang Mai's heritage, culture and temples, you'll be returned to your hotel.

Experience a charming evening of discovery in Chiang Mai. With a local guide, enjoy a night out on the town embracing the spiritual traditions and rich heritage that make Chiang Mai so special.

Start with a visit to a local temple at sunset, watch as the monks gather for their evening prayers and be soothed by the calm sounds of their chanting. Join local devotees in lighting incense and candles, offerings of good luck and health.

After this unforgettable experience, it's time for dinner. Travel through the illuminated city streets to 137 Pillars House, one of Chiang Mai's top tables. Enter the incredible courtyard which was inspired by ancient Chinese dwellings. In this atmospheric setting, enjoy a dinner of exquisite dishes of Thai cuisine.

Cap off the evening with a trip to Warorot Market. Busy from morning till late at night, the bustling market is a hub of local life. Browse stalls overflowing with fresh food, flowers, and more and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Sample Thai desserts from a popular street vendor, providing a sweet end to an enchanting evening.

Following your tour, you'll be transferred back to your hotel.

Spend a memorable day at Doi Inthanon National Park as you venture away from the buzz of Chiang Mai's city center, driving into the hills for a day of trekking through the pristine landscapes of Thailand's north.

The adventure begins with a hike to a Karen hilltribe village. Meet with the locals to discover their traditional ways of life and unique culture. Learn about their work at a mountainside coffee plantation which produces high-quality beans sold throughout Thailand.

Continue to walk deeper into the lush forest, catching glimpses of towering peaks and mountain streams on the way. Stop often for photos or simply to relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery. During the Doi Inthanon hike, keep an eye out for wildlife. The park is teeming with a variety of species including gibbons, deer, wild boar and more than 350 bird species.

Conclude the Doi Inthanon hike at one of the most spectacular sites, the Wachiratharn waterfall. Be amazed at the stunning 70 meter fall which crashes into refreshing shallow pools at the base. Rest, relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings before being returned to your hotel in Chiang Mai late this afternoon.

Transfer: Chiang Mai - Old City to Chiang Mai Airport

Transfer: Bangkok Airportto Bangkok - Sukhumvit

Hotel: Ad Lib Bangkok Hotel (4 Star Rating)

Sheltered from Sukhumvit’s bustle in a seemingly nondescript alley, the urban oasis of Ad Lib Hotel Bangkok peeks through, from behind the curtains of a majestic banyan tree. The property features neutral palette rooms, a 3rd floor roof-top pool with city skyline views and a wonderful restaurant.

This evening, you will be met at your hotel and taken by public transport to Hua Lampong, from where it’s time to hop on Bangkok’s iconic 3-wheel, Tuk Tuk, for a night adventure ride to visit the best local eateries around the famous street zone in town. Bangkok is claimed to be the city that never stops eating. Bangkokians usually find themselves eating out at night, especially street food, which the city is also well-known for.

Be taken for a ride and make various food stops at local places in which even smells will ignite one's taste buds. From the best kept-secret Guay Tiew Gai, one of the best Pad Thai in town, and Sukiyaki with seafood, all bites will truly be pleasing. All are guaranteed by Michelin Guide under a special award “The Bib Gourmand”. Also, to delight more taste buds, have some local desserts along the way.

Between the bites, make some nice stomach breaks at the city’s old town landmarks. Visit Wat Suthat, one of the famous iconic sights of Bangkok for a night time perspective, and here, be wowed by its illuminated chedis while learning all about the history of the temple. Then, take in the night spot of the Giant Swing right in front of the temple.

The night comes to a perfect close as the tuk tuk makes its final stop at Sky View 360, Grand China Hotel. Head up to the revolving rooftop and sip on a chilled Thai beer or your favorite non-alcoholic drink while the 360-degree panorama slowly reveals Bangkok’s dazzling skyline. Enjoy the sparkling city lights, the lively Chinatown below, and the unforgettable view that makes this hidden gem one of the city’s most magical night spots.

After the tour finishes, you will be dropped off at your hotel by tuk tuk.

Start the morning with a trip to Wat Pho, arguably Bangkok's most enchanting temple. Arrive just as the resident monks gather for their morning chants. Witness this deeply spiritual ritual and gain a better sense of Thailand's Buddhist heritage. After the chants, take a walk around Wat Pho and see the vast collection of religious treasures on display.

The tour then continues to the nearby Grand Palace, which has served as the seat of Thailand's revered Royal family for more than two centuries. Take a walk around the vast grounds, stopping in to explore the various temples, throne halls and museums within the compound. Visit the Emerald Buddha, the most revered Buddhist image in Thailand, and hear about its mysterious origins.

Take a break for lunch in a riverside restaurant, enjoying delicious Thai food with fabulous views. Then continue onwards to visit Wat Trimitr, on the edge of Chinatown, which houses the world's largest solid gold Buddha.

Afterwards take a long-tail boat and move away from the high rises of the city and venture through the quiet canals upon which the city was originally built. Catch glimpses of the olden days, passing by charming neighbourhoods built on the water's edge. Return to the main waterway, the Chao Phraya River, to visit Wat Arun and admire its incredible decoration with ceramic tiles depicting figures of Chinese soldiers and animals.

After a full day of exploring Bangkok, you'll be returned to your hotel in the late afternoon.

Transfer: Bangkok - Sukhumvit to Bangkok Airport

Transfer: Siem Reap Angkor International Airportto Siem Reap - Wat Bo Road Area

Hotel: Borei Angkor Resort & Spa (4 Star Rating)

Borei Angkor Resort & Spa is well situated in the centre of Siem Reap, the town which is close to the Angkor Wat sites. It is only a 15 minute drive to the nearest site. Although not a large hotel, it is an attractive establishment located in a tropical garden. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, bar and lounge, coffee shop and restaurant.

Start with a visit to Ta Prohm, a jungle-clad temple left largely untouched since its rediscovery. Wander through its atmospheric corridors, where massive tree roots weave through the ruins, creating one of Angkor's most striking and photogenic sights. The fusion of nature and architecture offers a glimpse into how the temples once appeared when first found. Continue to Preah Khan, "The Sacred Sword" an extensive 56-hectare monastic complex built by King Jayavarman VII as a monastery and teaching center. Now part of the World Monuments Fund's prime Asian conservation projects, it combines careful restoration with its mysterious, original charm.

In the afternoon, drive to Tonle Sap Lake, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake and the lifeblood of millions of locals. Board a private longtail traditional boat to explore a floating village, observing how Khmers and Vietnamese live and work together.

After the boat tour, return to Siem Reap and if time allows, stop to visit Artisans d'Angkor, a development project teaching young adults traditional crafts such as stone carving, woodwork, and lacquer application - a heartwarming reminder that Cambodia's progress can coexist with its rich heritage.

Uniquely Cambodian and boldly modern, Phare offers Siem Reap's premier evening entertainment. More than a traditional circus, its performers combine theatre, music, dance, and contemporary circus arts to bring Cambodia's stories to life - historical, folkloric, and modern. Every performance is a vibrant showcase of talent, passion, and creativity, leaving a lasting impression that is both thrilling and deeply moving.

Transfer: Siem Reap - Wat Bo Road Area to Siem Reap Angkor International Airport