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Last updated 2026-09-25 — What’s your impression of Thailand? Temples or elephants? The low cost of living has always made it a popular travel destination, but Bangkok can also be enjoyed in luxury ! Lion Travel recently collaborated with photographer Chen Xingyi to introduce high-end Bangkok itineraries through her photographs...

What’s your impression of Thailand? Temples or elephants? The low cost of living has always made it a popular travel destination, but Bangkok can also be enjoyed in luxury ! Lion Travel recently collaborated with photographer Chen Xingyi to introduce high-end Bangkok itineraries through her photography works, which are indeed quite appealing ! The itineraries are available at two price points: NT$56,800 and NT$79,800.

Launch event for the high-end Bangkok trip, from left to right: Lion Travel General Manager Liu Wenyi, celebrity photographer Chen Xingyi, Tourism Authority of Thailand Marketing Manager Hsieh Ruhao, and travel expert Gong Toujian. (Photo provided by Lion Travel)

Lion Group and the “Love Bangkok” team have jointly created the “Luxury Series” of the “High-End Bangkok Tour.” On this five-day, four-night journey, you can stay at the Peninsula Hotel, ranked No. 1 among Asia’s best city hotels by Travel + Leisure magazine. With its W-shaped design, all guest rooms face the Chao Phraya River, offering stunning riverside views. The convenient water taxi service allows easy access to Bangkok’s shopping and sightseeing spots at any time.

In addition, the High-End Bangkok Tour takes visitors to the royal-level Blue Elephant Restaurant. Before enjoying Thai cuisine, you can even try cooking it yourself, and stroll through fashion boutiques by emerging designers such as Propaganda, Loft, Habitat, Flynow, Greyhound, PANTA…, embarking on a treasure hunt.

The Roof restaurant featured in the High-End Bangkok Tour. (Photo provided by Lion Travel)

Additionally, the expert will take you to the ancient Wat Pho, built in 1793. Aside from admiring the Buddha statues, you can also enjoy a traditional Thai massage highly praised by locals. The masseurs here must pass a rigorous national examination before they can practice.




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