Sawasdee ka! 😎 We had an amazing time during our 10 days trip to Thailand. We spent 4 days in Chiang Mai before we flew to Bangkok and stayed for another 6 days. Today, I’ll be sharing our 10 days in Thailand Bangkok Chiang Mai itinerary, cost breakdown and some travel tips.
The weather, the food, the tours and the activities have all met our expectations. Perhaps, my only complaint is the super packed BTS – it was MADNESS! I shouldn’t complain about our SMRT any more, hahah! But honestly, I guess it can’t be helped since we were travelling during the peak season.
Trip Summary
- Travel Dates: 21 Dec – 31 Dec 2017
- Days Spent: 10 Days
- Weather: Chiang Mai 25°C / 10°C, Bangkok 27°C / 21°C (Dry, Cool Season)
- Airlines: Scoot, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines
- No. of Travellers: 2 adults and 1 child
- Cities Visited: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai
- Hotels Stayed: Mövenpick Suriwongse Hotel Chiang Mai (4N) and Pullman Bangkok Grande Sukhumvit (5N)
Thailand Bangkok Chiang Mai Itinerary
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Day 1 (Chiang Mai)
2:20pm – Scoot TR 674 to Chiang Mai (2h 55m)
4:15pm – Arrived at Chiang Mai International Airport
Check-in to Mövenpick Suriwongse Hotel
Explore Night Bazaar in Chiang Mai
Day 2 (Chiang Mai)
Breakfast and Dim Sum Lunch at Hotel
Chiang Mai City & Temples Half Day Tour
Wat Chedi, Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, Wat Suan Dok
Shopping at MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center
Day 3 (Chiang Mai -> Chiang Rai)
Breakfast at Hotel
Day Tour to Chiang Rai and Golden Triangle
Day 4 (Chiang Mai)
Breakfast at Hotel
Day Tour to Doi Inthanon National Park
Anusaran Night Market
Day 5 (Chiang Mai -> Bangkok)
Breakfast at Hotel
10:40am – Thai Airways TG 105 to Bangkok (1h 15m)
11:55am – Arrived at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
Check-in to Pullman Bangkok Grande Sukhumvit Hotel
Lunch at Hotel
Grand Pearl Dinner Cruise (7:00pm – 9:30pm)
Day 6 (Bangkok)
Breakfast at Hotel
SEA LIFE Ocean World
Madame Tussauds
Siam Paragon – Siam Center – Siam Discovery
Hello Kitty Café
Day 7 (Bangkok)
Breakfast at Hotel
Day Tour to Safari World (8:45am – 5:30pm)
Shopping and dinner at Century Mall
Day 8 (Bangkok)
Breakfast at Hotel
Pororo Aquapark or Kidzania
ASIATIQUE Ferris Wheel
Day 9 (Bangkok)
Breakfast at Hotel
Bangkok City Tour with Private Driver
Wat Pho, Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, Wat Saket
Shopping at Terminal 21
Day 10 (Bangkok -> Singapore)
Breakfast at Hotel
Shopping at Terminal 21
Check-out Hotel
9:10pm – Singapore Airlines SQ 981 back to Singapore (2h 30m)
12:40am – Arrived at Singapore Changi Airport
There goes our 10 days Thailand Bangkok Chiang Mai Itinerary!
See also: Chiang Mai with Kids Itinerary – Wat Doi Suthep, Wat Chedi Luang, Doi Inthanon National Park.
Tours We Booked
| Tour Names | Total Price (SG$) | Book from |
| Chiang Mai City & Temples Half Day Tour | 90 | Klook |
| Chiang Rai & The Golden Triangle | 167 | Touch Chiang Mai |
| Doi Inthanon National Park | 155 | Touch Chiang Mai |
| Suvarnabhumi Airport Transfer | 37 | Klook |
| Grand Pearl Dinner Cruise | 147 | Klook |
| SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World + Madame Tussauds | 110 | Klook |
| Safari World + Shared Transfer | 120 | Klook |
| Bangkok Private Car Charter | 87 | Klook |
| Suvarnabhumi Airport Transfer | 37 | Klook |
| Total for 2 adults + 1 child | 950.00 |
Cost Breakdown
Flight Tickets Total: $1960
- Scoot: $900, Thai Airways: $260, Singapore Airlines: $800
Accommodation Total: $1990
- Mövenpick Suriwongse Hotel Chiang Mai: $640 (read our review HERE), 4 nights in a Deluxe Room with average nightly rate $160 all-in with breakfast
- Pullman Bangkok Grande Sukhumvit: $1350 (read our review HERE), 5 nights in a Deluxe Executive Room with Lounge Access with average nightly rate $270 all-in with breakfast
Tours (including airport transfers): $950
Meals and misc. expenses (exclude shopping): $700
➡ Grand Total: $5,600 (for 2 adults and 1 child)
Travel Tips
1. Thailand (GMT+7) is one hour behind Singapore (GMT+8).
2. At the time of writing, our exchange rate was 1 SGD to 24 Thai Baht. 100 Thai Bath is equivalent to approximately S$4.16.
3. Sales tax, or VAT (Value Added Tax), is 7% on all purchases – for both goods and services.
4. Dress code for religious places: cover up your shoulders, cleavages and legs and no see-through or belly showing clothing. Other prohibited outfits include sleeveless shirts, vest, short top, short pants, torn pants, tight pants, and mini skirts.
5. Power outlets are usually two-prong round or flat sockets. Be sure to pack a universal travel adaptor so you can still use all your electronic gadgets.
6. Money-savings tip! We booked most of our attraction tickets and airport transfers from Klook, which were definitely cheaper than buying directly.
7. Singaporeans can use the automated gates at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport (two automated gates reserved for Singaporeans), so skip the queue! 😉
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I will write more about our Thailand trip and link back to this page. If you’re planning a trip to Thailand soon, please bookmark this page and come back again. And I hope this information is useful in your trip planning. 🙂
Kob khun kha! 😉
