Discover Thailand's enchanting diversity during our unique 14-day Thailand itineraries. Whether you're drawn to its historical wonders, natural beauty or culinary delights, these thoughtfully designed itineraries promise to immerse you in the multifaceted charms of this captivating Southeast Asian country.
A two-week holiday in Thailand allows you to immerse yourself in the country's rich tapestry of experiences. From bustling Bangkok to the tranquil temples of Chiang Mai, the tropical paradise of Phuket and the historical wonders of Ayutthaya, your itinerary can be varied.
While you won't be able to visit every corner of the country, careful planning will give you a comprehensive insight into Thailand's culture, history, nature and cuisine. Thailand's many opportunities cater to a wide variety of preferences, so whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation or cultural immersion, you'll find plenty of opportunities to create lasting memories during your visit.
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The 14-day Thailand itinerary allows you to experience a variety of attractions in Thailand. Here is a sample list of places to visit during your 14-day trip:
Bangkok offers a unique blend of vibrant street life, historic temple complexes, and bustling markets. The city's cultural landmarks like the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew showcase the rich heritage of Thailand. Additionally, Bangkok's renowned street food scene offers an opportunity to indulge in delicious local cuisine.
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Ayutthaya, located just north of Bangkok, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit destination for history buffs. The city was once the capital of the Kingdom of Siam, and today its ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into its glorious past.
Located in Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is a vibrant city known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning temples, and bustling night markets. Whether exploring the historic Old City, taking part in a traditional Thai cooking class, or trekking in the nearby mountains, Chiang Mai offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors to enjoy.
Chiang Rai, another major city in northern Thailand, offers a vibrant mix of culture, history, and natural beauty. Explore the stunning White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), witness the Golden Triangle where Thailand meets Laos and Myanmar, and indulge in authentic Thai cuisine.
Phuket has breathtaking beaches, vibrant nightlife, and offers diverse cultural experiences. Whether you want to relax on the white sand beaches, explore the lush jungles, or indulge in delicious Thai cuisine, Phuket promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you longing to return.
This stunning beach destination offers crystal clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and magnificent limestone cliffs. Explore famous Krabi attractions like Railay Beach, Phi Phi Islands, and Emerald Pool.
Experience the tropical paradise of these islands with their beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife.
Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Khao Sok National Park, a nature lover's paradise. Explore the lush rainforests, marvel at the towering limestone cliffs and cruise along the picturesque Cheow Lan Lake.
The charming Thai town of Kanchanaburi is widely known for its history and natural beauty. Explore the iconic Bridge over the River Kwai, visit the Erawan National Park with its stunning waterfalls, and experience the rich culture and delicious cuisine of this fascinating destination.
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Thailand has a lot to offer, and on 14-day Northern Thailand itinerary with beach time, you'll visit some of the country's best natural and cultural sites. In the first part of the trip, you'll explore the cities, national parks and cultural attractions of Northern Thailand before heading to the stunning island of Koh Samui for a relaxing holiday.
Start your journey in Bangkok, where your guide and driver will meet you. Depart for Ayutthaya, a historic city located about 1.5 hours drive from Bangkok.
On the second day, you will explore Khao Yai National Park. Then, on the third day, you will travel to Uthai Thani.
Spend the fourth day visiting Wat Ta Sung, Paradise Park and Nakhon Sawan Tower. Head to Sukhothai on the fifth day. Explore Si Satchanalai Historical Park and depart for Lampang for day six. On day seven, you will depart Lampang for Chiang Rai.
Exploring the Golden Triangle awaits you on day eight. Day nine is dedicated to transfer to Chiang Mai. On the tenth day, depart Chiang Mai for Samui Island where you will enjoy free days on Samui from the eleventh to the thirteenth day.
On the final day, you will be transferred to Samui airport for departure.
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Explore the incredible city of Bangkok before travelling to the green Chiang Mai to meet elephants in their natural habitat. From here, head to the gorgeous beach resort of Khao Lak for a complete family holiday. This Thailand itinerary for families for the whole family.
On the first day, you will arrive in Bangkok where you will be met by a local guide, kicking off your adventure. On the second day, you will explore the vibrant city of Bangkok.
On day three, you'll embark on a rail tour to Mahachai. On the fourth day, you will depart for Chiang Mai. Day five is dedicated to exploring Chiang Mai and its temples. You will spend day six at the Tong Bai Foundation's elephant camp in Mae Win.
On the seventh day, you'll immerse yourself in the Hmong culture. On day eight, the journey continues with a trip to Khao Lak.
On the ninth and eleventh day, you will have free days to relax and day ten is an opportunity to explore Phang Nga province.
Day twelve is an adventure through the pristine rainforests of Sri Phang Nga National Park. Day thirteen is another day of relaxation. On the fourteenth day, your unforgettable journey will come to an end and you will leave Thailand.
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Palace of King Rama V in Petchaburi, Thailand. © Shutterstock
Thailand North to South itinerary is dedicated for the adventurous traveller. You'll visit Bangkok, exploring the city's waterways by boat and checking out the vibrant and unique markets. From here you'll travel to Chiang Mai to marvel at awe-inspiring temples and then on to Hua Hin, just a few hours from Bangkok.
Your journey begins in Bangkok, where the first day allows you to explore the city at your own pace.
Day two is a journey through the Klongs of Thonburi, where you will travel along the Chao Phraya River and Thonburi canals. Day three is a culinary adventure at the floating markets.
On the fourth day, you will embark on a new adventure to Chiang Mai. Day five involves exploring the city and temples of Chiang Mai. Day six offers rest and personal activities. Day seven involves a bike ride through the historic sites of Lamphun.
Day eight is a free day. On the ninth day, you will travel to Hua Hin. The tenth day is dedicated to exploring the Petchaburi Summer Palace. Days eleven to thirteen are free days to relax and explore the surrounding area.
The journey will end on the fourteenth day and you will bid farewell to Thailand, leaving you with fond memories and an adventure you have had.
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Khung Kraben Bay, Chanthaburi, Thailand © Suwatchai Pluemruetai/Shutterstock
With this Bankok to Pattaya itinerary, you'll visit Thailand's delightful capital Bangkok before heading east to the coastal resort of Pattaya for water sports and beach activities.
On day one, your adventure begins in Bangkok and on day two, immerse yourself in the morning splendour of the Grand Palace, and in the afternoon, visit Siam Ocean World.
Day three is free time for personal exploration and relaxation. In the afternoon of day four, you will embark on a fascinating tour of Pattaya. The fifth and sixth days are yours to relax and explore at your discretion.
On the seventh day, you will head to Coral Island. Day eight is full of adventure with jungle trekking, lake rafting, ox cart ride followed by a hearty lunch. On the ninth day, you will visit the popular island of Samet.
Day ten is free time to explore on your own. On the eleventh day, you will head to the Sapphire Mines in Chanthaburi for an informative tour. The last two days are free for you to relax and explore on your own.
Your journey will come to an end on the fourteenth day when you will bid farewell to Thailand.
Ao Nuan Beach, Koh Samet in Thailand © Muzhik/Shutterstock
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Explore Thailand's best attractions on on this 2 week Thailand's islands and highlands itinerary. Compare the bustling and lively capital with the magnificent hills and lush hinterland of mountainous Chiang Mai, then head south for beach bliss and unexpected cultural delights in hedonistic Phuket.
On the first day of your trip, you will arrive to the bustling Bangkok. Day two invites you to explore the Grand Palace and wander through Chinatown. The third day offers relaxation at your own pace.
On the fourth day, you will head to Tha Kha market and Amphawa. On the fifth day, you'll travel to the ancient capital of Ayutthaya.
Day six leads to Chiang Mai, and day seven offers free time for personal activities. Day eight begins with a serene alms distribution ceremony and a tour of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and Wat Umong.
On day nine, you'll embark on an eco-tour of Mae Kampong, and on day ten, you'll immerse yourself in Phuket's rich cultural heritage.
Day eleven is your leisure time and day twelve is a multicultural journey around Phuket. Day thirteen is for personal adventures.
Your journey will end on day fourteen when you bid farewell to Thailand and take home cherished memories.
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written by
Olga Sitnitsa
updated 05.06.2024
