Rickshaw Ride & Market - Day 5

Evening (1 hour) - $29 USD

Take a rickshaw to the Phitsanuloke Night Market, where you’ll find fresh food cooked and served to order. Try Pak Boong Loy Fah ("Flying Morning Glory" in English), a dish that takes its name from its preparation: vegetables are fried in a wok, then tossed high into the air to be caught. In addition to the food, you’ll discover an astounding variety of local handicrafts, souvenirs and clothing for sale.

Thai Massage - Day 8

Departs in the afternoon (3 hours) - $29 USD

Let your tension melt away as a skilled Thai masseuse unknots weary muscles. Using traditional Thai massage techniques, your masseuse will help you relax and achieve a balance between mind and body. Believed to have been developed by the Buddha's physician more than 2,500 years ago in India, what we know as Thai massage gradually made its way to Thailand, where the Ayurvedic techniques and principles blended with elements of traditional Chinese medicine. Muscle compression, joint mobilization, and acupressure are may also used during Thai massage, leading to a relaxing experience some adherents compare to yoga.

Khantoke Dinner - Day 9

Evening w/ dinner (3 hours) - $29 USD

Revel in a delectable, entertaining khantoke dinner. The customary northern Thai style of eating, khantoke-style dining became popular in the early 1950s, though it has been a Lanna Thai tradition for centuries. You’ll sit on floor mats at low-top tables, while food is served in large platters. Relax and enjoy your meal as you are entertained by a variety of cultural performances.