Golden Triangle with Dubai, no flights

Arrival at Bangkok International Airport and transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day free. Accommodation. (Rooms are generally not available before 3:00 PM)

Breakfast and departure to visit one of the most popular Buddhist temples in the city. You start at Wat Traimit, located at the edge of Chinatown, on Yaowarat Street, near the Hualampong train station. Wat Traimit is home to the largest solid gold Buddha in the world, measuring almost five meters tall and weighing five and a half tons. The excursion will continue to Wat Pho, the largest temple in Bangkok, where the enormous Reclining Buddha and the Chedis of the Kings are located. This is located behind the Buddha Temple. It is one of the largest temples in the city and is famous for its gigantic reclining Buddha that measures 46 meters long and is covered in gold. Next, we will visit the Grand Palace, undoubtedly one of the most famous monuments in the city. Built in 1782, it was the house of the king of Thailand, the royal court and the administrative headquarters of the government for 150 years. The Grand Palace in Bangkok is an ancient building that continues to impress its visitors with its beautiful architecture and details. Within the complex is Wat Phra Kaev, also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (officially Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram), considered the most important Buddhist temple in Thailand and enshrines the country's most revered Buddha image, meticulously carved in a single jade block I'll go back to the hotel, then I have the rest of the day free. Accommodation.

Breakfast and transfer to Bangkok airport. Arrival at Chiang Rai airport will bring you to your guide who will accompany you on your tour of northern Thailand. Departure for Chui Fong, a beautiful tea plantation. Surrounded by tea plantations on the slopes of small hills, you can enjoy various delicacies such as tea ice cream, tea cake (not included), and lunch (included) at a nearby local restaurant. We will soon pass by an opium museum before departing for the Mae Chan district north of Chiang Rai. We will then continue on foot, climbing through the hills through narrow streets to visit a village of the Akha and Yao ethnic minorities. Our last destination of the day will be one of the Karen villages, where we will meet this famous hill tribe, the largest ethnic minority group in Thailand. This tribe originated in Tibet and migrated to what is now Myanmar about two thousand years ago. During the 18th century, political conflict and persecution are believed to have fueled their mass migration to northern Thailand, where they remain without official residential status to this day. The tribe is most recognized for the Kayan women, a subgroup of the Po (Red Karen) whose necks are adorned with brass rings. Sometimes as young as five years old, the constant pressure pushes their collarbones and ribs downward, giving the impression of an elongated neck, hence their nickname "giraffe women." After the visit, continue to your hotel in Chiang Rai. Overnight stay.

Breakfast and departure to the pier to embark on a pleasant traditional boat ride along the Kok River, visiting the Karen tribes who live in bamboo huts in the middle of the jungle. The excursion continues with a visit to the Wat Rong Suea Tean Temple, also known as the Blue Temple, another modern and unusual Buddhist temple distinguished by its intense blue color and elaborate statues. Next, visit the famous white temple of Wat Rong Khun. Afterwards, drive to Chiang Mai. Arrival and lunch at a local restaurant. Next, visit the Wat Doi Suthep temple complex, the most famous in Chiang Mai and located on top of a small hill 15 km northwest of the city. Accommodation.

Breakfast and departure on an excursion to visit some local craft factories, including a wooden sculpture factory where it is possible to buy Burmese antiques. Continuation to the Mae Sa Valley, where we visit the orchid farm. Lunch at a local restaurant. Afterwards, departure to an elephant sanctuary where you can learn more about these animals, with the option of doing various activities with them, including giving them food and a bath, an unforgettable experience. Return to the hotel and rest of the afternoon at leisure. Accommodation.

Breakfast and transfer to the airport.

Flight from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok to Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport. *

Flight from Chiang Mai International Airport to Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok. *

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Flight from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok to Dubai Airport. *

Arrival at Dubai International Airport and transfer with assistance in English to your hotel. Accommodation.

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Breakfast at the hotel and departure for a full-day city tour, accompanied by a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide. The tour begins at Dubai Marina, one of the city's most famous neighborhoods, built around a 7km-long canal with mooring capacity for more than 100 yachts and boats, and featuring some of the tallest and most beautiful towers in the city. Afterwards, we continue with a panoramic tour of the famous artificial island, Palm Jumeirah, home to the renowned Atlantis The Palm hotel. We head along the Jumeirah coast to our first market of the day, Souk Madinat Jumeirah. Built in the style of an old bazaar, this market features several shops selling souvenirs, clothing, bags, and much more. It is also home to the famous camel milk ice cream. The Souk also offers the best viewpoint and photo ops with Dubai's iconic landmark, the 7-star Burj Al Arab. Considered the most luxurious hotel in the world, this hotel has long been the city's symbol. For the second part of the tour, we head to the oldest part of the city. We'll start in the Al Fahidi Historic District to see how people lived in the past, with preserved buildings over 200 years old—a journey back in time. From there, we'll cross the old Dubai Creek canal on the classic Abra boat to reach the Gold and Spice Markets, one of the most anticipated moments of the day. Free time for shopping, with a variety of options for everything you can imagine. For the last part of the day, we'll head to the Dubai Mall, Dubai's number one tourist attraction. There, we'll have free time to have lunch (not included), see the Dubai Aquarium, and visit the Burj Khalifa, the tallest tower in the world (tickets not included). Guests will have the option of returning to the hotel in the tour vehicle, or staying longer at the Dubai Mall and returning to the hotel on their own. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel. Morning at leisure. In the early afternoon (between 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM, depending on the season), depart by 4x4 vehicle with an English-speaking driver for a tour of the desert. We'll begin with a hike through the dunes, also known as "sand waves." After an exhilarating ride, we'll stop to watch the sunset from the top of the dunes. It's an unforgettable moment. At an Arabian camp, you'll relax in a traditional Bedouin tent, where you'll also enjoy a traditional Arabian dinner and have the opportunity to get henna tattoos and ride a camel, as well as enjoy the famous Arabic shisha or hookah while a dancer demonstrates the ancient art of belly dancing. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for a full-day excursion to the capital of the United Arab Emirates. A trip to the Emirates is never complete without a visit to one of the cities that has gained worldwide prominence for its luxury, beauty, tranquility, culture, and entertainment: the capital, Abu Dhabi. We begin our tour with a unique landscape for 130 km until we reach the city, where we begin with the main attraction, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Considered by many to be the most beautiful in the world, we will have the opportunity to learn more about the Islamic religion and its culture, in addition to this wonderful and unique architecture. After the mosque, we will take a panoramic tour of the city with photo stops at some of the main points, such as the luxurious Emirates Palace hotel and the iconic Etihad Towers, before visiting the Presidential Palace, Qasr al Watan. Previously used only for official occasions, the Palace was finally opened to the public in 2019, showcasing the best of the culture and wealth of knowledge of the country and its founders. Lunch at a local restaurant. On the final route, we visit two of Abu Dhabi's most important islands. First, Saadiyat Island, home to the city's cultural district. This district currently houses the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the Abrahamic Family House. And finally, one of the country's most famous landmarks, Yas Island, has become a global destination, with its theme parks, entertainment areas, resorts, and much more. We pass by the exterior of the Formula 1 circuit, Yas Marina, and get off to see a glimpse of Ferrari World, the only exclusive Ferrari park in the world (admission not included). Return to Dubai. Overnight stay.