Legendary Temples: Chiang Mai & Angkor Wat Cruise Tour

Arrive in Bangkok and take your private transfer to your 5-star hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure.

Enjoy a boxed or early breakfast at the hotel before an early departure for the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, one of Thailand's most iconic markets. As you explore the vibrant waterway, you'll have the chance to taste local delicacies from boats, including traditional Thai sweets, fresh tropical fruits, and savory snacks like boat noodles and coconut pancakes. The bustling market offers a unique cultural experience, with vendors selling goods directly from their boats, creating a lively and colorful atmosphere. Afterward, return to your hotel for some relaxation before heading out for an afternoon of Bangkok highlights. Dinner will be at your leisure, and you'll spend the night at the luxurious Shangri-La.(Breakfast, tasting, and overnight at 5-star hotel included)

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a scenic cruise of Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. During the cruise, you'll visit a traditional stilt fishing village, where you can observe local communities living on the water, using unique fishing techniques passed down through generations. The village's wooden stilt houses and boats offer a fascinating glimpse into the resilient way of life of the people who call the lake home. Afterward, catch a flight to Bangkok, where you'll enjoy an overnight stay at your 5-star Bangkok hotel.(Includes overnight at 5-star hotel)

Start your day with the optional sunrise at Angkor Wat, followed by a visit to Ta Prohm at dawn, famously known as the "Tomb Raider Temple," where Angelina Jolie brought attention to the site in 2001. Enjoy brunch at Sale Kei D before heading to Angkor Thom to explore the Bayon Temple, with its iconic face carvings, and the Victory Gate Terrace Elephants. Afterward, return to the hotel for a break before heading back to Angkor Wat later in the afternoon. Conclude your day with a delightful dinner before returning to your hotel.(Brunch, dinner, and overnight at 5-star hotel included)

Known for its beautiful ornate shrines and temples and vibrant street life, Bangkok is one of the top cities in the world to visit. Your ship is docked as close to Bangkok as any ship can get. Highlights include the Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, and the Floating Market. Extend your stay to include the overland Angkor Wat/Cambodia tour.

Cruising the Chao Phraya River offers a scenic journey through Bangkok, providing stunning views of historic temples, grand palaces, and vibrant local life along the riverbanks.

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before your flight back to Bangkok where you'll board Star Seeker.

Ko Kood, Thailand's tranquil paradise island, is renowned for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, lush jungles, and serene atmosphere, making it the perfect location for Windstar's Signature Beach Barbeque.

Ko Samui, Thailand's idyllic island, is renowned for its lush tropical landscapes and vibrant natural beauty. In addition to its serene coastline, the island is home to the Ang Thong National Marine Park, a protected area known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, and diverse wildlife, offering an ideal spot for nature lovers and outdoor adventures.

Say hello to Stamford Raffles' engaging city, a modern metropolis which is blended with the traditional historic towns of the founders. These include Chinatown, Little India and the Malay community of Kampong Glam. The Singapore River meanders through the center of the island with vistas of skyscrapers and historic shop houses, often side-by-side. Singapore is a tropical garden city with flowers and greenery everywhere. Among the attractions are the domes at Gardens by the Bay located near Marina Bay and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Botanic Gardens. Orchard Road is the epicenter for shopping some of Asia's leading retailers and includes both international brands and local shops.

Say hello to Stamford Raffles' engaging city, a modern metropolis which is blended with the traditional historic towns of the founders. These include Chinatown, Little India and the Malay community of Kampong Glam. The Singapore River meanders through the center of the island with vistas of skyscrapers and historic shop houses, often side-by-side. Singapore is a tropical garden city with flowers and greenery everywhere. Among the attractions are the domes at Gardens by the Bay located near Marina Bay and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Botanic Gardens. Orchard Road is the epicenter for shopping some of Asia's leading retailers and includes both international brands and local shops.

This is a city of many faces, from the aboriginal village on Carey Island to the sweeping 360° views from one of the world's highest towers. It's hard to know where to begin. Some sights are hard to miss - the soaring KL Tower and Petronas Twin Towers, for instance. Others are less apparent but every bit as fascinating. The British colonial buildings of Merdeka Square and the Royal Selangor Club. Like a crazy quilt, somehow it all blends together in a harmonious whole that is a thrill to explore.

Penang, Malaysia, is a vibrant destination known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse cuisine, and historic sites. The island's capital, George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts colonial architecture, lively street art, and bustling markets. Indulge in Penang's culinary delights, where a fusion of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences create a mouthwatering array of street food, from fragrant laksa to crispy satay, making it a true food lover's paradise.

Krabi, Thailand, is a stunning coastal destination known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, clear waters, and beautiful beaches. With picturesque islands like Phi Phi and Railay, Krabi offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, vibrant local culture, bustling markets, and serene temples.

"Island paradise" perfectly captures Ko Yao Noi. Offering breathtaking views of Phang Nga Bay, this peaceful island is a small ship exclusive, making it an ideal escape. Capture stunning photos of the iconic limestone formations that define the bay and explore the charming rural villages inland for a taste of local life.

Start the day with a pick-up from the port and head to Phuket Old Town. This historic area is rich in cultural heritage, with streets like Thanon Klang, Thanon Dibuk, and Soi Romanee, once home to settlers from China, India, Europe, and the Muslim world. These early settlers brought their distinct architectural styles, creating the iconic ‘Sino-European' buildings that remain today. During the reign of King Rama IV, Phuket's tin mining industry flourished, and while the mines are now preserved as museums, the area has since transformed into a vibrant hub of accommodations, dining spaces, and souvenir shops. For lunch, consider dining at One Chan or Tu Kub Kao. At noon, transfer from Old Phuket Town to Phuket International Airport for your flight to Chiang Mai (FD3165, 15:25-17:25). Upon arrival in Chiang Mai, head to the Chiang Mai Cultural Center for a traditional Khantoke Dinner at the Old Chiangmai Cultural Center. Here, you'll experience Northern Thai culture with a delicious meal that includes 9 dishes like Hang Ley Curry, Laab Kua, Deep-fried Crispy Chicken, and Sticky Rice, all served on a traditional Khantoke tray. The dinner is accompanied by a lively Fon Ram dance performance, offering a glimpse into the unique local traditions. After the show, transfer to your 5-star Chiang Mai hotel for check-in and enjoy an overnight stay.(Includes breakfast on Star Seeker, flight to Chiang Mai, dinner, and overnight at 5-star hotel)

Known as the pearl of Thailand, Phuket is famous for pristine beaches, lush vegetation and natural beauty and is one of Southeast Asia's most popular destinations. Discover the busy markets and ancient shophouses, the fabulous food and some of the finest resorts and spas in Thailand.

After breakfast, depart for Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, the most important temple in Chiang Mai. Built in the early 19th century, this temple is renowned for its seven-headed serpent statues that line the stairs leading to a golden pagoda and the stunning Lanna architecture. The panoramic view of Chiang Mai from the temple is breathtaking, and the site also hosts the Tiaw Khuen Doi Festival, where visitors ascend Doi Suthep Hill to worship the Buddhist relics enshrined there. Next, enjoy lunch at Lamour Cafe & Restaurant before exploring Chiang Mai Old Town, which dates back to the 13th century and was once the capital of the Lanna Kingdom. The town offers a fascinating blend of architectural styles and cultural influences. Visit Waroros Market or Kad Laung, where you can find local foods such as fermented pork sausages and green chili paste, and also explore Ton Lam Yai Market, Chiang Mai's vibrant flower market. Afterward, return to the hotel for a refresh before heading to The House by Ginger for a delicious dinner featuring Khao Soi, a flavorful curry noodle dish popular in northern Thailand. Finally, visit the Night Bazaar, a must-see for anyone in Chiang Mai, offering a lively atmosphere, food, souvenirs, and much more. Overnight at your 5-star Chiang Mai hotel.(Includes breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and overnight at 5-star hotel)

Visit the Mae Sa Elephant Sanctuary, formerly known as the Thai Elephant Care Center and renamed The Chang Chiang Mai in November 2019. The sanctuary is home to 14 elephants, mostly elderly, with a few younger ones, offering a half-day activity for visitors to learn about elephant conservation. Afterward, enjoy lunch at the Orchid Farm, located in the Mae Rim district, which is home to a cluster of four orchid and butterfly farms. Among these, Sai Nam Phueng Farm is Chiang Mai's largest orchid farm, while the other farms—Mae Rim Orchid, Suan Bua Mae Sa, and Bai Orchid & Butterfly—offer unique vibes and beautiful settings. In the afternoon, visit Wat Suan Dok, also known as the Flower Garden Temple, located west of old Chiang Mai. The temple is famous for its small white chedis that house the ashes of many members of the Chiang Mai Royal Family, with the largest chedi housing a Buddhist relic. Founded in 1371, the temple has a rich history linked to the legendary monk Sumana Thera, who brought a holy relic to Chiang Mai. Part of the relic was enshrined at Wat Suan Dok, while another part was placed at Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. Next, explore Wat Phra Sing, built in 1345 on Sam Lan Road. This revered temple is home to Phra Phuttha Sihing, a Chiang Sean-style Buddha statue, enshrined in the beautifully crafted Vihan Lai Kham. During the Songkran festival in April, the statue is paraded around the town, where locals bath it with scented water for good luck. Afterward, enjoy dinner on your own, and then stay overnight at your Chiang Mai hotel.(Includes breakfast, lunch, and overnight at 5-star hotel)

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before a private transfer to the airport for your onward journey.