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Bangkok, Thailand
Luang Prabang, Laos

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Bangkok Dinner Cruise.
Hellfire Pass and Thai-Burma Railway Centre explorations.
Chiang Rai street food tour.
2-day slow-boat along the Mekong.
Cultural Immersion in northern Laos.
From the historic heart of Bangkok to the tranquil countryside of Laos, this 13-day small group tour invites you to experience Southeast Asia in a whole new way. Traverse the iconic Thailand-Burma Railway, hike through the evocative Hellfire Pass, and canoe to your unique floating accommodation. In Chiang Rai, enjoy leisure time before crossing by slow boat into Laos, where remote villages, hanging bridges, and secluded waterfalls await.
With a moderate activity rating, this trip is perfect for seniors and experienced travelers seeking active exploration paired with cultural immersion. The unique highlight: authentic, locally crafted experiences and deep connections with your hosts—revealing the true spirit of Thailand and Laos beyond the tourist trail.
Our tour was an incredibly enjoyable and memorable experience, especially considering that it was the first run of the tour. I learned a lot about both countries and felt 100% invested in and part of the experiences, food, people and places. Something outside of your control that would have enhanced the experience was more tour members. We only had 4 guests, and there was a lot of together time for complete strangers. Fortunately we got along well.
Trip was as advertised, CEO Tom-tom was the best
I spent a couple of days myself in Bangkok and found that wonderful, not sure why no city activities are included, but those days definitely added to my view of Thailand. Also not sure why we didn't go to chiang mai but overall it provided a lovely contrast of history and current cultural and spiritual customs. And the scenery is beautiful