Explore Chiang Mai’s old town, Wat Chedi Luang, and the Chiang Mai Night Safari. Chedi Luang is a magnificent temple with a fascinating eastern architecture that goes back to the14th and 15th centuries. The Safari offers a thrilling experience with over 500 animals in their natural habitat.
Start early and head to Pattaya to hike the Khao Pattaya View Point, a 500 meters climb that offers a panoramic view of the city. After spending some time absorbing nature and the view, hop over to Nong Nooch Botanical Garden to get access to its exotic collection of flowers, plants, and wildlife. Finish off the day with some seaside fun, indulge in watersports and enjoy live music at Hard Rock Cafe.
Visit Bangkok’s most iconic landmark, the Grand Palace, opened in 1782, which was the royal family’s official residence for 150 years. It has impressive historical and architectural significance, with different zones to explore, such as the Wat Phra Kaew or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Afterward, head over to the Safari World to take part in their safari and marine tours. Safari World is the biggest open zoo and wildlife park in Bangkok, with numerous attractions, including Jungle Cruise, which takes visitors to explore a vast lake with various wildlife.
If you have more time in Bangkok, explore the Chatuchak Market on weekends, the biggest market in Thailand, or visit the Ayutthaya Historical Park (80 miles from Bangkok), a UNESCO world heritage site, with ruins dating back to the 14th century. If you’ve got less time, eliminate visiting Safari World.