Thailand & Laos 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. And the next destination will be Laos. Here, visitors will find something to work within the old structures, while nature enthusiasts will find lots to enjoy in the waterfalls and woodlands.
When is the best time to visit Thailand & Laos?
The best time for visiting Thailand and Laos is from October to April. In this period, the weather is mild and dry all year long in Thailand and Laos.
What are the top places that you should not miss when taking a tour to Thailand & Laos?
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.
Luang Prabang
The deep appreciation of the culture that Luang Prabang, one of the must-visit cities in Laos, generously extends to all visitors is incredibly alluring, whether it be for the city's history, culture, religious activities, nightlife, variety of genuine meals, or well-known attractions like Kuang Si Falls, Wat Xieng Thong, or Royal Palace Museum.
Vang Vieng
In Vang Vieng, visitors may enjoy kayaking and inner tubing on the Nam Song River, as well as the town's rope swings, zip lines, swimming pools, and wide decks for mingling. Many ethnic Lao, Kmou, and Hmong villages are also within a short distance from the town, and Vang Vieng Organic Farm is located in the hamlet of Phoudindaeng, about 4 kilometers north of the town. Visitors may thus engage in a variety of activities in Vang Vieng and have many unforgettable experiences.
Vientiane
Numerous well-known tourist destinations are located in Vientiane, including Patuxai, Buddha Park, Pha That Luang, and Wat Si Muang, which are all well-liked by travelers all over the world. In addition, visitors to Vientiane are curious about the local traditions and enjoy strolling through the day and night markets.
The best itinerary for a Thailand & Laos tour?
Your journey will begin in Bangkok and in this country, there will be two options: Bangkok with Phuket if you are the people who prefer the beach or Bangkok with Chiang Mai if you are the people who prefer mountains & minority ethnic. From there, you will take a flight to Luang Prabang (Laos) - a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a preserved historic core.
How many days should I spend for a tour to Thailand & Laos
When you have around 9 – 10 days, you can visit 1, 2 places in each country: Bangkok with Phuket or Bangkok with Chiang Mai and the last three days will be in Luang Prabang (Laos). If you have 3, 4 more days, you can add Vang Vieng and Vientiane in Laos into your itinerary. In case you have 17 days or more, besides the above destinations in the two countries, you will have enough time to visit other places such as Kanchanaburi, Ayutthaya, Krabi in Thailand.
Tour map, brief itinerary and estimated number of days for a Thailand & Laos typical tour
