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10 days in Thailand: Bangkok and Chiang Mai without rushing
A two-base route gives you time for neighbourhoods, northern food and one longer excursion, with the return journey built into the plan.
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Choose places for the days you want to have: city walks, northern food, historic ruins or time by the sea. Start with six useful bases.

Use a few practical phrases alongside saved addresses, clear questions and a way to ask for repetition during your first days in Thailand.

Respect becomes easier when you know what to notice. Use these everyday situations to prepare for visits, invitations and meals in Thailand.

Learn the words that reveal how a dish is cooked, then confirm the portion, ingredients and preferences that matter to your meal.

A two-base route gives you time for neighbourhoods, northern food and one longer excursion, with the return journey built into the plan.

Your reason for learning should shape what you practise. Compare travel, relationships and everyday tasks before choosing a course or routine.
Stories to spark an idea. Guides to make a plan. Lessons to put it into words.
Practise what you have learnt with Fern, a native Thai tutor from Chiang Mai. Personal lessons, useful language and room to ask questions.