Upon arrival to Bangkok, a representative will greet you after exiting the plane and escort you through special fast track services, avoiding the potentially long queues at the immigration counter. Please note: Guests using fast track services should wear appropriate attire and avoid wearing short pants, slippers or similarly casual attire to ensure a smooth process with Thai immigration authorities.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

You will be spoiled by the choice of dining options within the Mandarin Oriental as there are nine different restaurants to choose from. There is French dining at Le Normandie, Seafood at Lord Jim's, Traditional Thai at Sala Rim Naam, Chinese at The China House, international BBQ style at the Riverside Terrace, international casual cuisine at the Verandah, classic Italian at Ciao, international fare at L'Espace, and afternoon tea at Author's Lounge.

Discover the many faces of Bangkok as you weave your way through the city's most iconic landmarks. Get spiritual in Buddhist temples, stroll through vibrant markets, admire striking royal architecture and encounter communities and descendants of the Portuguese. Start your day by witnessing the monks' early morning chanting during your visit to Wat Pho, one of the city's oldest temples with the largest reclining Buddha in the country (150 ft). Hear stories, legends and traditions at the City Pillar Shrine. Be swept up by the grandeur, treasures, and architecture of the Grand Palace - the former royal residence, and step inside Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) the spiritual seat of Thai Buddhism and its most revered shrine in the Thai Kingdom. After a break for lunch at a local, family-style Thai restaurant, ride the ferry across the Chao Phraya River to Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), one of the city's most iconic sights. Admire the mosaic decorated prangs (towers) as you ascend the steps for a panoramic view across the city. Spend time in the Kudi Jeen neighborhood and discover a rich culture with the Roman Catholic Santa Cruz Church at the heart of the community. Here, try the local sweet, baked treat. Finally, awaken your senses to an explosion of color and fragrance at Bangkok's energetic flower market.

Please note: Many of Thailand's temples require a modest dress code and items like sleeveless, see-through or mesh tops, very short shorts and miniskirts are not allowed. In participating in morning alms, shoes will need to be removed.

Bangkok’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses, blending Michelin-starred excellence with local street flavors. For refined Thai cuisine, R-Haan showcases elevated regional dishes in an elegant setting, while Riva Arun pairs scenic riverside views with romantic fine dining. Sirimahannop and SEEN offer stylish venues perfect for sunset cocktails and creative modern menus. For authentic local flavors, Krua Apsorn and Thipsamai deliver time-honored recipes beloved by locals, and Kor Sticky Rice is a must for traditional Thai desserts. Food lovers seeking adventure can explore Chinatown or Bangthat Thong Street, where sizzling woks and aromatic spices line the streets. From luxury dining to casual market stalls, Bangkok’s vibrant food scene satisfies every palate and mood.

Unwind in the serene elegance of the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, a riverside sanctuary where timeless luxury meets Thai hospitality. Lounge by the tranquil pool, indulge in a rejuvenating treatment at The Oriental Spa, or enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in the iconic Authors’ Lounge. Savor gourmet dining along the Chao Phraya River or retreat to your room for a moment of peace. Every detail is designed for ultimate relaxation in this urban oasis.

Enjoy a mouthwatering exploration of Bangkok's 200-year-old Chinatown district by visiting various tasty eateries, from sit-on-the-pavement-vendors to characterful restaurants. Be guided through some of Chinatown's most characterful alleys, and then enjoy the magnificent views of the River from a local rooftop bar. Here you'll be given a short briefing by your guide and enjoy a drink (beer or soft drink) whilst watching the setting sun. Then jump on board a tuk tuk to head deep into Chinatown to start the fascinating tour. You'll be able to sample all kinds of dishes (and a few local drinks too!) from the likes of dim sum, dumplings, fresh seafood, local desserts and more! Throughout the evening your knowledgeable guide will explain the background of all the different food and drink you'll taste, as well as giving their own insights into the local area. Finish the evening with a premium cocktail at a high-end Bangkok bar, before being transferred back to your accommodation.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Bangkok with direct service to Chiang Mai. Approximate flight time is 1.5 hours.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Chiang Mai’s dining scene blends authentic northern Thai flavors with contemporary flair, offering something for every palate. For classic local dishes, try Khao Soi Lung Prakit Kad Kom or Huen Muan Jai, both famous for their rich khao soi and Lanna-style specialties. Tam Sa Pa and Dee Moo-tod serve casual, flavorful northern comfort food that’s perfect for families or relaxed lunches. For an elevated take on traditional cuisine, Saiyut and Doctor Sai Kitchen and Lap Bang Ker Kiti Panit highlight refined local recipes using seasonal ingredients. Kiti Panit and The House by Ginger pair historic charm with elegant, modern Thai dining, while Ginger Farm Kitchen offers farm-to-table freshness in a cozy setting. For beautiful garden surroundings, Chom CafÉ and Restaurant and Bodhi Terrace are ideal. For a sophisticated evening, BAAN LANDAI or The Service 1921 at 137 Pillars House provide fine dining with exceptional ambiance.

After an early morning hotel pickup, you'll visit the Chiang Mai Gate Market, a traditional fresh-foods market. Sample some typical Thai snacks with the assistance of your guide. You will also see the monks making their alms rounds. Return to your hotel for a relaxed breakfast before taking a “songtaew” to the riverfront (& much larger) Worarot Market. From the market we go to Thapae Gate, one of the four original city gates, where we will continue by “Samlor” or rickshaw. You have the opportunity to stop at Wat Chiang Man, Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Suan Dok where you can meet an English-speaking monk. Return to your hotel for an afternoon at leisure.

Today you will enjoy a private guided cycling excursion through Chiang Mai's picturesque countryside, traversing peaceful backroads, and embracing the hospitality of Northern Thailand's rural enclaves. Accompanied by a seasoned cyclist guide, embark on a scenic route along the idyllic Ping River. Ride past lush, verdant fruit orchards, infusing the air with a sweet, fragrant aroma. Pedal through charming villages adorned with quaint, rustic architecture, where time seems to stand still amidst the tranquil ambiance of rural life. Encounter ancient temple ruins adorned with intricate carvings and steeped in centuries of history, each telling a story of spiritual devotion and cultural legacy along your captivating route. Traverse a quaint bridge leading to a historical former leper colony, where poignant narratives of early missionaries unfold, offering profound insights into the region's rich heritage and storied past. The tour concludes with a private transfer back to your accommodation.

Indulge in a feast for the senses courtesy of the dining venues at Four Seasons Chiang Mai. The resort's three restaurants and lounge offer an elevated take on Northern Thailand cuisine and Asian specialties, with a dreamy backdrop of Mai Rim Valley’s rice fields. Savor delicious recipes cooked on open flames at North by Four Seasons, specializing in farm-to-table ingredients and premium cuts of meat. Visit KHAO to take a culinary expedition through northern Thailand, with detours into Burmese and Yunanese cuisines. Unwind in the open-air Ratree Bar & Lounge, complete with a billiards table, infinity swings, and innovative craft cocktails. Additionally, you're invited to tempt your taste buds further with weekly events, customized culinary experiences at the resort, and the on-site cooking school.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Chiang Mai with direct service to Koh Samui. Approximate flight time is 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle, driver, and English speaking guide.

Four Seasons Koh Samui offers several dining options across the property. Koh Thai Kitchen focuses on traditional southern Thai cuisine, with slow-cooked curries and locally caught seafood served with sea views. The oceanside grill Pla Pla serves fresh seafood and prime cuts, while CoCoRum at the poolside lounge specializes in artisanal spirits. Our tip is to reserve an evening at The Beach House, where nightly pop-up dinners make for a more casual end to the day, or opt for in-villa dining and let the evening come to you.

Each sea-facing villa at Four Seasons Koh Samui features its own private infinity pool, perched on the lush hillside above the Gulf of Thailand. Spend time at your own pace between the pool, the terrace, and the views.

Beyond the villa and pool, Four Seasons Koh Samui offers a range of ways to spend your time. The palm-fringed infinity pool comes with full attendant service, the Health Club includes an outdoor training deck, a fully equipped gym, and fitness classes, and the library invites a slower afternoon with a book from the traveler exchange collection. For something more unexpected, Asia's first rum library is on-site, with a tasting table stocked with rare and international rums. Water sports, fishing excursions, and private yacht charters can also be arranged.

Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle, driver, and English speaking guide.

Board a flight from Koh Samui with direct service to Bangkok. Approximate flight time is 1 hour.

The defining must-see luxury address in Bangkok for over 140 years, the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is the choice for discerning guests seeking well-appointed design choices and a haven of calm along the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Ideally situated within easy reach of all Bangkok’s main attractions and offering a sophisticated retreat in one of the world’s most exciting cities with a reputation for style and service. Combining elegant Thai style with seductive modern touches, each of the rooms and suites has its own distinct character with included butler service throughout. Home to nine outstanding restaurants and bars, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is the city’s premier gourmet destination in a city renowned for culinary options. The exquisite spa boasts a serene design and over forty unique treatments blending contemporary and ancient techniques. The hotel boasts an array of specialty rooms, one and two-bedroom suite options, making this an excellent choice for couples and families searching for an unbeatable level of service and attention to detail.

The Four Seasons Chiang Mai offers luxurious private pavilions perched above the sprawling grounds, immersed in the terraced rice fields of the mystical Mae Rim Valley in northern Thailand. Designed with vaulted ceilings and covered verandas, the spacious pavilions and luxury villas are adorned with polished teak floors, rich Thai cotton decorations and traditional Siamese artwork, all under delightful cooling overhead fans. Delight in traditional Thai cuisine, with the rice sourced directly from the in-house paddies. Enjoy impeccable Four Seasons service and signature spa techniques, relax in the 66-foot-long infinity swimming pool, or visit the Health Club for state-of-the-art exercise equipment, saunas for men and women, a unisex Thai herbal steam room, a heated outdoor whirlpool, and a cold plunge pool. Immerse yourself in the local vibrant art scene and browse delightful antique shops and art galleries located within walking distance of the property, or explore the city center, located only 30 minutes away by shuttle bus. Private residences and villas offer a perfect retreat for larger parties seeking maximum privacy in a natural setting, with expansive two to four-bedroom options available to cater to discerning families.

The Four Seasons Koh Samui is situated on the mystical Gulf of Siam. It is a beautiful away-from-it-all hillside resort. Seventy-three spacious Thai villas and private residences are wrapped in tropical gardens and offer chic, al fresco living spaces with their own infinity pools and astonishing panoramas of Laem Yai Bay, Koh Phangan, and the Gulf of Siam. Enjoy the forest spa, indulge yourself at one of the resort’s exquisite restaurants, splash in the private bay and explore a pristine world of beaches, reefs, rainforest, and sunshine. Lose yourself in the wonder and natural beauty of this tropical setting and revel in the many faces of Thailand at the Four Seasons Samui.