Thailand & Bali Tours
Thailand is known as the “Smile Country” and has become one of the favorite travel destinations for tourists worldwide. This country has gained many visitors as it has many magnificent temples, a deep religious atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and exotic history and culture. To continue to explore more beautiful beaches in Asia, you can travel to Bali in Indonesia. Travelers may see a variety of stunning views of the surroundings when exploring Bali at any time of day. Ancient temples, rice terraces, blue ocean, white sand beaches, and sunsets are features of many different kinds of beautiful settings.
When is the best time to visit Thailand & Bali?
The ideal months to visit Thailand are from October to early April. While, in the winter, the west coast is more advantageous, all year long is pleasant for travelers along Thailand's east coast. There, rainfall is least in January and February and most abundant in November. Out of this time, Bali's dry season, which lasts from April to September, is the ideal time to visit. There are only two seasons in Bali: the wet season and the dry season. The only things that vary throughout the year are the humidity, although daytime temperatures generally stay in the mid-80s to low 90s.
What are the top places that you should not miss when taking a tour to Thailand & Bali?
Bali
One of Indonesia's top islands is Bali Island. It is a destination where many people travel too frequently. People "only know Bali but don't know that it belongs to Indonesia" because Bali is so well-known. In addition to its gorgeous natural surroundings, creative atmosphere, and distinctive Hindu cultural backdrop, Bali Island is also known for its visa-free status. Here, a white beach with pure and blue water is charming. Touring Bali at any time of day, Travelers will witness various breathtaking views of the surroundings. Beautiful landscapes of many types are with blue water, sandy beaches, and sunsets.
Bangkok
Contrasting to the bright lights, swift pace, and loudness of certain Asian megacities, Bangkok's more laid-back feel and easily navigable public transit. Besides, the golden chedi of Buddhist temples and wats that provide seclusion around the city spring up among supermarkets and skyscraper structures.
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai, Thailand's second-largest city, is the opposite of Bangkok. It is surrounded on all sides by rainforests and situated between the country's northern mountains. Visitors to Chiang Mai frequently spend learning about the region's rich cuisine, relaxing in the simple lodgings, and viewing the historic temple ruins.
Phuket Island
Phuket Island, which is situated on the sea trading route between China and India, is a fusion of several civilizations that have left their imprints. Due to the attractiveness of its amiably wonderful beaches and crystal-clear oceans, it is not only still the wealthiest district in Thailand but also vibrant and raucous.
The best itinerary for a Thailand & Bali tour?
Your trip will start from Bangkok - the capital of Thailand, well-known for elaborate shrines and vibrant street life. After that, take a flight to Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, both in hilly northern Thailand with numerous tourist attractions. Then, take another flight to Phuket or Krabi to explore the beautiful magnificent beaches with long white shorelines. After that, you will board a flight to Bali (Indonesia) - the top islands with gorgeous natural surroundings, creative atmosphere, and distinctive Hindu cultural backdrop. Here, a white beach with pure and blue water is charming.
How many days should I spend for a tour to Thailand & Bali?
Bangkok – the unsleeping city, and Chiang Mai – the mountain place of Thailand, with Bali – the beautiful beaches in Indonesia, are the best choices for a trip that lasts 10 – 14 days. If you want to continue to enjoy the pristine beach, you can visit Phuket/Krabi and spend 3 - 5 days more there.
Tour map, brief itinerary and estimated number of days for a Thailand & Bali typical tour
