Thailand + Laos tour

Thailand + Laos tour ( 5 Days / 4 Night )    Day 1     Arrive at Bangkok Aiprort, Meet & Transfer to Hotel               Overnight in Bangkok   Day 2     Breakfast at Hotel               Visit The Royal Grand Palace which features some of the most spectacular architecture in South East Asia.               This palace begun in 1782, consist of several building with highly decorated architectural details.               Visit  Wat Phra Kaew which is in the same compound, house the famous Emerald Buddha               which is the most sacred Buddha image in Thailand.               Lunch at Restaurant               After noon City Tour includes The Reclining Budda Temple (Wat Pho) and The Golden Buddha Temple (Wat Traimit).               Dinner at river Crisue along The Chaophya River               Overnight in Bangkok   Day 3     Breakfast at Hotel               Transfer to Airport flight to Laos.               Arrive to Luang Prabang Airport. Meet and transfer to Hotel               Afternoon city tour visit former royal temples, Wat Visun, Wat Xieng Thong the most beautiful temple in               Luangprabang with its mosaic decoration and the former royal carriage.               Mt Phousi overlooking the city of Luang Prabang.               Free Traditional Lao Message, a total experience of wellnese at Spa Garden.               Overnight in Laung Prabang.    Day 4     Breakfast at hotel               Transfer to local wooden boat pier then upstream to Pak U cave, on the way a short stop at Ban Xang Hai,               the rice wine distillation village. The cave locates on the cliff facing Mekong river, it’s very impressive.               Afternoon, excursion to Kwang Si water fall, a short trekking around the fall is suggested.               Overnight in Laung Prabang.   Day 5     Breakfast at hotel               Alms offering at early morning along the street, visit the Museum (former king's palace)               then transfer to airport for departure.   will update soon

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 May 2011 )