Wildlife observation
Ancient temples, free-roaming deer and large parks: Nara can be easily explored in a day from Kyoto, for a peaceful cultural break.
A national park located about 3 hours northwest of Bangkok, Khao Yai was the first of its kind to be created, in 1962. Today it is the 3rd largest national park in Thailand and is home to a large number of wild animals including wild elephants, which are often the primary reason for a visit to this magnificent mountainous area.
In Chiang Rai, experience a gentle ride with elephants in a respectful sanctuary. A peaceful and authentic encounter in the heart of the jungle.
Lopburi, a historic town less than 3 hours from Bangkok, is known for being home to a colony of monkeys around an old Khmer temple, the Phra Prang Sam Yod.
Ko Kradat is a small private island adjacent to Ko Mak in the Gulf of Thailand (near Cambodia). It is best known for its free-roaming deer population.
Snorkeling day from Ko Mak including a stop at the beautiful beach of Ko Rang.
First day in Hpa An, pearl of southern Burma: climb to Mount Hpan Pu, karst landscapes and caves, including one with bats at dusk.