All our Ready-made itineraries guides for Thailand, in one place.
The route that fits without rushing: three nights in Bangkok, three in the north, four on an island, and why a cheap domestic flight beats every overland option.
A five-day route through Thai religious art and history: the Grand Palace and river temples in Bangkok, the ruined capital at Ayutthaya, an older capital's serene Buddhas, and the modern artist-built temples of Chiang Rai.
A five-day itinerary built entirely around the food: Bangkok's Yaowarat street kitchens, a dawn fresh market, a hands-on cooking class, Chiang Mai's northern noodle soup, and the pounded, fiery flavours of the northeast.
A five-day plan for the Gulf side: Koh Samui's beaches and viewpoints, a day trip across to Koh Phangan, a ferry on to Koh Tao for diving and snorkelling, and a final unhurried beach day back on Samui.
A five-day plan for the Andaman coast: Phuket's old Sino-Portuguese town, a proper beach day, paddling into a hidden lagoon in Phang Nga Bay, a Phi Phi or Krabi island day, and Railay's cliffside peninsula.
A realistic three-week Thailand itinerary: Bangkok, the north around Chiang Mai and Pai, and one island group, week by week, with what to leave out and why.
A five-day plan for the cooler, slower north: old city temples and a monk chat, the climb to Doi Suthep, a morning at a genuine elephant sanctuary, a hands-on cooking class, and a day trip to Chiang Rai's artist-built temples.
A realistic two weeks in Thailand itinerary: Bangkok, Chiang Mai and one island group, with the internal flights to book and where to do nothing at the end.
A slower, smarter five-day plan for Bangkok: the Grand Palace and river temples, canal longtails, Yaowarat street food, a rooftop night and a day trip to Ayutthaya or Amphawa.
A ready-made 10-day Thailand itinerary: temple-filled Bangkok, cool and cultural Chiang Mai, and a beach finale on Koh Samui, planned day by day with one wow moment each.