Our Indochina tours are the perfect choice for travelers who are interested in a multi-country package in Southeast Asia. With the world's heritage Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the gorgeous Thai islands, the splendid scenery of Vietnam's Ha Long Bay, the ancient temples and ruins in Myanmar and Laos, we have itineraries of different combinations. The amazing wonders and cultural diversities of Indochina will never stop surprising you.
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Generally speaking, November to next March is the best period to plan your Indochina tour, when the weather will be warm, less humid, and less rainy for most areas.
Most regions of Indochina feature two seasons. The rainy season lasts from around May to October, with frequent heavy rainfall, high humidity, and temperature which can soar to 35°C (95°F) averagely. It’s necessary to bring sunscreen, sunhat and raingear during these months. The dry season falls between November and next April, with a moderate climate for most areas. Particularly, northern Vietnam is characterized by distinct four seasons, and it will be slightly cooler to visit during winter (Dec.-Feb.), especially in Sapa area. Warm clothes are necessary.
Which country should I choose for my Indochina itinerary?
Different countries bring you different experience. Thailand is famous for its grand palaces, beach sceneries as well as its yummy food. Cambodia is well known as the land of smiles, and the Angkor Wat is the highlight. Vietnam is full of beautiful natural sceneries like the karst landscapes of Ha Long Bay, and lush coconut groves in Mekong Delta. Bagan, a historical city scattered with temples and pagodas everywhere, is the top one destination you should explore in Myanmar. Laos is a mountainous country, with rich history, culture and ancient rhythms. Just tell us your ideas, and we are ready to customize a trip to meet your particular needs.
How many days do I need for an Indochina tour?
It depends on your interests and travel schedules. Some travelers would like to have a quick visit, while some prefer to travel leisurely. For your reference, if combining 2 to 3 countries, at least 12 to 15 days are needed. Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia are three most popular destinations.
If you desire an exploration of the five Indochina countries in one go, take consideration of our itineraries of more than 20 days. Such in-depth packages will give you insights into most of the highlights of these countries and bring you a laid-back and immersive experience. All our itineraries feature no hidden charge, no shopping stops, and tailor-made service.
Do I need to apply for visas to Indochina?
It depends on the countries you will visit. Thailand has the visa-free policy within 30 days for many nationalities. Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos offer e-visa, and have the policy of visa on arrival. Wherever you travel, we are glad to assist you with the visas.
What is the best way to carry money when travel Indochina?
Yes, as most of the Indochina countries are Buddhist countries, the locals are so nice and friendly, so it is safe to travel there. However, we suggest you choose a professional and quality tour operator to arrange your tours.
Consider us: For the itinerary, we can customize it completely according to your preference. For a hassle-free tour, we will arrange the transfers and provide you with private vehicle and local guides, saving your time for pure fun! For safety, closely follow our guide and driver, who are so familiar with the local area and will help you avoid hidden dangers.
Is it safe to take an Indochina tour package?
Yes, it is safe to travel there. People are so nice and friendly. However, we suggest you choose a professional and quality tour operator to arrange your tours. In this case, you will save much more time for handling hotels, transportations, sightseeing visits, etc. You will receive considerate services from tour guides and drivers, and enjoy travelling at its most.
What customs should I follow in Indochina?
Most people in Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar believe in Buddhism. When visiting temples, pagodas and monasteries, wear clothes that cover your shoulders, belly and knees. Before entering the temples, you need to take off your shoes, and even socks in Myanmar.
In addition, when experiencing the alms giving ceremony in Laos, it’ll be polite to offer food with both hands and avoid touching the monks. In Thailand, you should not talk about the royal members in public, as it is regarded as disrespectful.
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