Why this order?
The route groups central Thailand first, keeps the Andaman islands together as one marine chapter, and saves the northern cities and mountains for a separate final block instead of repeatedly crossing the country.
A long-stay Thailand itinerary that moves from Bangkok and Kanchanaburi through Khao Sok and the Andaman coast before finishing with Chiang Mai, Pai, and Chiang Rai.
A long-stay Thailand route that treats Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Khao Sok, the Andaman island chain, Chiang Mai, Pai, and Chiang Rai as separate chapters rather than compressing the country into a standard two- or three-week itinerary.
Use the reference page for context, then check current plans in the Smart Planner.
90 days · 89 nights · 11 Stops
9 nights · City base
8 nights · City base
8 nights · Overnight base
8 nights · City base
8 nights · Overnight base
8 nights · Island base
8 nights · Island base
8 nights · Island base
8 nights · City base
8 nights · City base
8 nights · City base
A map is omitted until verified stop coordinates are available; the ordered stop list is the source-backed route representation.
The route groups central Thailand first, keeps the Andaman islands together as one marine chapter, and saves the northern cities and mountains for a separate final block instead of repeatedly crossing the country.
A good fit if you…
Tourism Authority of Thailand documents the major anchor regions used in this route. The long-stay sequence, island grouping, and exact night allocation are IKARU editorial pacing based on the existing evidence-ready route pattern; verify current ferries, flights, road transfers, weather, and marine notices before travel.
This is an editorial route, not a published real-traveler trip. No first-party traveler source is attached to this record.
Route record reviewed: 2026-09-04
For a one-month trip, choose either the deeper Andaman chain or the extended north rather than preserving every stop with very short stays.
Use extra time to deepen the existing regional chapters rather than automatically adding the Gulf coast or another neighboring country.