Morning: Arrive at New Chitose Airport, pick up the rental car, and check‑in to the hotel in central Sapporo. Settle in and enjoy a quick coffee at a local café.
Afternoon: Stroll through Odori Park to see the winter illumination, then visit the iconic Sapporo TV Tower for panoramic city views.
Evening: Dine on fresh Hokkaido seafood at Susukino district and relax back at the hotel.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to the world‑renowned Niseko United ski area (≈2.5 h). Pick up rental snowboard gear and hit the slopes of the Grand Hirafu zone.
Afternoon: Continue snowboarding, exploring the varied terrain and enjoying the powdery snow. Take a short break at the Ruin Restaurant for a warm bowl of ramen.
Evening: Unwind in an onsen at your Niseko lodge, then enjoy a cozy dinner featuring Hokkaido lamb.
Find HotelsMorning: Start early with a lift ticket for the Hanazono area, perfect for both beginners and advanced riders.
Afternoon: Explore the back‑country bowls of Annupuri, taking advantage of the fresh powder and stunning mountain scenery.
Evening: Return the equipment, enjoy a hearty dinner at Kamimura (Michelin‑starred), and head back to Sapporo for the night.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to the historic port city of Otaru. Walk along the romantic Otaru Canal and browse glass‑ware shops.
Afternoon: Sample fresh sushi at the famous Otaru Sankaku Market**, then continue to Lake Toya for a lakeside walk and a view of the active volcano, Mount Usu.
Evening: Dine at a lakeside restaurant serving local delicacies, then return to Sapporo for a final night.
Find HotelsMorning: Visit the historic Hokkaido Shrine** and enjoy a peaceful stroll through Maruyama Park.
Afternoon: Shop for souvenirs at the lively Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade** and grab a quick bite of famous Hokkaido soup curry.
Evening: Return the rental car at New Chitose Airport and catch the flight back to Bangkok.
Find HotelsIf you wish to stay within the 50k THB budget, consider booking flights early to secure the 15,000 THB rate and choosing a 3‑star hotel with a kitchen to reduce dining costs. For a more relaxed pace, add an extra night in Niseko for additional on‑mountain time, or cut the Otaru‑Lake Toya leg to keep the itinerary compact and lower transportation expenses.