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• Starts Bangkok, Thailand
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Bangkok to Singapore: Jungle Hikes & Island Nights

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• No booking fees
• Tour Type Small Group Tour
• Activities Wildlife & Safari
• Accommodation Hotel, Sleeper Train, Bungalow, Home-stay, Resort, Luxury Hotel & Lodge
• Transport Ferry, Bus, Minibus, Sleeper Train, Taxi, Boat, Private Vehicle & Train
• Age Range 18-39 yrs
• Operated in English
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,549
• Special Deal (25%): - US$ 388
• Total Price from: US$ 1,161
• May 30 Only 2 seats left
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Bangkok to Singapore

• Activities City sightseeing & Local culture City sightseeing , Local culture , Active and outdoor , Wildlife & Safari 'data-more-tripid='3571'>+3 more
• Accommodation Hotel, Hut, Luxury Hotel, Resort & Sleeper Train
• Transport Train, Bus, Boat, Minibus, Taxi & Sleeper Train
• Age Range 15-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,910
• Special Deal (20%): - US$ 582
• Total Price from: US$ 2,328
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Southeast Asia: Hilltribes & Street Food

• Activities Trekking and Hiking
• Accommodation Hotel, Bungalow, Sleeper Train, Hut, Home-stay, Hostel, Resort, Luxury Hotel & Lodge
• Transport Ferry, Train, Bus, Minibus, Boat & Private Vehicle
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,249
• Special Deal (25%): - US$ 563
• Total Price from: US$ 1,686
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• Jul 04 Only 2 seats left

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Singapore to Bangkok Travel Pass

• Activities City sightseeing & Active and outdoor City sightseeing , Active and outdoor & Beach 'data-more-tripid='14353'>+1 more
• Accommodation Hostel
• Transport Boat, Bus & Ferry
• Age Range 18-99 yrs
• Dec 13 10+ seats left
• Dec 14 10+ seats left

Best of Thailand & Malaysia

• Activities Countryside and village visits & Cultural, religious and historic sites Countryside and village visits , Cultural, religious and historic sites , National parks , Active and outdoor & Local culture 'data-more-tripid='3601'>+3 more
• Accommodation Hotel, Sleeper Train, Hut, Home-stay, Luxury Hotel & Resort
• Transport Train, Bus, Boat, Flight, Minibus, Sleeper Train & Taxi
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Real Bangkok to Singapore

• Activities Adventure
• Accommodation Sleeper Train, Hotel, Home-stay & Resort
• Transport Train, Boat, Bus, Private Vehicle, Ferry, Sleeper Train & Taxi
• Age Range 18-35 yrs
• Jul 21 Only 8 seats left
• Sep 22 10+ seats left

Singapore to Bangkok Express Travel Pass

• Activities City sightseeing
• Accommodation Hostel & Hotel
• May 25 10+ seats left
• May 26 10+ seats left

Bangkok to Singapore Adventure

• Tour Type Group Tour
• Activities City sightseeing & Rainforest and jungle visits
• Accommodation Hotel, Resort & Villa
• Transport Train, Ferry, Flight, Coach & Boat
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,685
• Special Deal (15%): - US$ 391
• Total Price from: US$ 2,294

Bangkok to Singapore Express Travel Pass

Bangkok to Singapore Travel Pass

• Activities City sightseeing & Active and outdoor City sightseeing , Active and outdoor & Beach 'data-more-tripid='14352'>+1 more

Epic Bangkok to Singapore

• Accommodation Hotel, Sleeper Train, Guest House, Home-stay & Resort
• Transport Train, Boat, Bus, Private Vehicle, Ferry, Minibus, Sleeper Train & Taxi
• Jul 14 Only 8 seats left
• Sep 15 10+ seats left

• Starts Phuket, Thailand

Islands Of Thailand And Singapore

• Trip customizable
• Activities Beach & Chill out Beach , Chill out & City sightseeing 'data-more-tripid='39225'>+1 more
• Accommodation Hotel & Resort
• Transport Ferry, Boat, Flight, Coach & Private Vehicle
• Age Range 8-95 yrs
• Jun 08 10+ seats left
• Jun 22 10+ seats left

Thailand Malaysia and Singapore Escapade

• Activities Adventure & Chill out
• Accommodation Hotel, Resort, Hut & Villa
• Transport Boat, Ferry, Flight, Train & Coach
• Brochure Price: US$ 4,025
• Special Deal (14%): - US$ 565
• Total Price from: US$ 3,460
• Jun 24 10+ seats left
• Jul 22 Only 6 seats left

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Bangkok to Singapore

15 days | take a spicy adventure from thailand to singapore, via malaysia.

Travel from Bangkok to Singapore on a voyage of discovery, soaking up culture and revelling in the flavours of the region. With golden temples, soft white beaches and bright blue skies, tantalising seafood and a host of shopping spots, our journey from Thailand down to the Malay Peninsula is sure to delight.

Trip overview

• Dive into a nature lover’s paradise at Khao Sok National Park, exploring, hiking, relaxing, and cruising by longtail boat on a limestone cliff-circled lake.
• Taste Thai traditions while learning how to cook authentic dishes with your host, during a village visit in Krabi.
• Encounter the fusion of cultures that gives Penang a unique atmosphere; walk down the backstreets where colonial buildings, tumble-down shops and hawker-filled alleyways meld with cool street art.
• Find a slice of paradise on an included sea kayaking trip through the stunning inlets, caves and hidden lagoons of the Baan Bor Tor mangrove forests.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, EcoThailand Foundation. Donations help educate school children on important environmental issues like climate change, nature appreciation, conservation and sustainability.
• You’ll get to travel overland through multiple countries on this trip, which means that there are some longer travelling days on public and private buses – as well as an overnight train – but it also offers a great chance to interact with your fellow travellers, soak up the scenery, or catch up on some podcasts or your travel journal.
• Conservative dressing will be appreciated during the village visit.

Sa-wat dee! Welcome to Thailand. Thailand's bustling capital, Bangkok is famous for its tuk-tuks, khlong boats and street vendors serving up delicious Thai food. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm. Bangkok has so much to offer those with time to explore, so perhaps arrive a day or so early and take a riverboat to Chinatown and explore the crowded streets, uncover the magnificent Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, wander down the tourist mecca of Khao San Road, or indulge in some Thai massage. After the meeting tonight perhaps gather your fellow travellers together and tuck into some into world famous street food.

• Hotel (1 night)

There are no meals included on this day.

• Bangkok - Tuk Tuk Experience Urban Adventure - THB2500
• Bangkok - Chinatown Sights and Bites Urban Adventure - THB1960

It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.

Begin the day with a river cruise down the Chao Phraya River to explore the famous ‘khlongs’ (canals) (approximately 1 hour). Life along these canals seems a world away from the chaotic streets of the capital. Pay a visit to Wat Pho, one of the Bangkok temples, with a 46-metre-long gold-plated Buddha reclining inside. Even the feet of this statue are incredible, three metres long and intricately decorated with mother of pearl. The temple grounds are equally fascinating, filled with beautifully decorated stupas, halls, and shrines. No trip to Thailand is complete without an overnight train journey and this evening you’ll head south to Surat Thani, accommodated in air-conditioned sleeping berths (approximately 12 hours). Multi share compartments have bunk beds, with sheets and pillow provided, your baggage travels in the carriage with you and there is a food and drink service available on board.

• Overnight sleeper train (1 night)
• Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tour
• Bangkok - Wat Pho
• Bangkok - Thai Massage - THB250
• Bangkok - Grand Palace - THB500
• Bangkok - Jim Thompson's House - THB200

There are shared hotel rooms available this afternoon if you would like to freshen up or organise your luggage. One room will be shared between up to 4 members of the group.

Arrive into Surat Thani in the morning and then travel by minivan to Khao Sok (approximately 2.5 hours). Set amid hectares of thick jungle, waterfalls, limestone cliffs and topped off with an island-studded lake, the national park of Khao Sok is a nature lover's paradise. Here you’ll have free time to explore one of the oldest rainforests in the world. Walk along the dirt trails that snake through the quiet park, looking out for wildlife as you head for rivers and waterfalls. The flora is also top-notch, with the rare Rafflesia Kerri, one of the world’s largest flowers, only found in Thailand here. Spend a night in a rustic hut amid ancient gnarled rainforest trees.

• Resort (1 night)

Travel through pristine jungle, rubber and oil plantations before boarding a long tail boat for a ride across stunning Cheow Lan Lake, with one of its islands as your destination. With limestone karst hills rising almost 1000 metres into the air and surrounded by beautiful green waters, the area is incredibly picturesque. Trek to an island cave and discover its eerie stalactites and bats hanging from the ceiling, with subterranean streams at your feet. You’ll enjoy lunch in a local raft-house before having free time to relax, swim or kayak around the lake to search for wildlife – the water is clear and teems with aquatic life, and you might spot hornbills, langurs, macaques or gibbons above water. Return to your accommodation for the night.

• Khao Sok - Cheow Lan Lake tour
• Khao Sok - Rafthouse lunch

Head to Ao Nang in a private minivan (approximately 3 hours). On the way, stop at Baan Bor Tor and embarking on a sea kayaking journey. About halfway along the coast between Than Bok Khoranee and Krabi town is a bay of mangroves that might just be the most beautiful bay in Thailand. Surrounded by towering karst formations and many small offshore islands, let the waterways become your pathway as you move slowly through the bays and canyons, discover inlets, caves and hidden lagoons, and check out the local wildlife up-close – the birds overhead and monkeys in the trees. If you do see a monkey, make sure you secure your belongings and any food! Arrive at Ao Nang late afternoon, and enjoy a free evening.

• Ao Nang - Baan Bor Tor sea kayaking
• Ao Nang - sea kayaking lunch

Your included sea kayaking trip in Krabi is in double kayaks. The water is usually calm through the beautiful mangrove forests, but you will need to be a confident swimmer to take part.

Famous for the incredible limestone karst scenery of the headland, sun-seekers will fall in love with Krabi's unspoilt beaches, the spectacular cliffs will tempt avid rock climbers, while scuba fans can embark on a Krabi diving adventure. If you love getting out on the water and exploring islands, then consider taking a trip by boat to explore Phi Phi and Khai Nok, islands surrounded by white sandy beach perfect for swimming and snorkelling. The area around Krabi is also home to some of the most spectacular climbing routes around. Whether you're a novice or a pro, being securely tied high up a limestone cliff-face looking down on jungle and crystalline seas is unforgettable. In the evening, look out for a beautiful sunset and consider dining on seafood in a beachside restaurant, followed by a drink in one of the many clubs and bars along on the beach.

• Ao Nang - Rock Climbing - THB1800
• Ao Nang - Phi Phi Island Day Tour - THB1600

This morning head onto a small village called Baan Mod Tanoy (approximately 2 hours drive). On arrival, enjoy a walk around the village and gain some insights into their day to day life.Then time to enjoy the great food and hospitality of the village. Get your hands dirty at Batik handkerchief Dyeing and learn a few tricks from the local craftsman of this traditional art. Your accommodation tonight in the village is a local resort so take the chance to enjoy the peaceful rural night.

• Trang - Mod Tanoy village walking tour
• Trang - Mod Tanoy village community activities
• Trang - Mod Tanoy village community lunch

The journey by private minibus sees you say goodbye to Thailand and wave hello to the cultural melting pot of Malaysia. The fascinating island of Penang was the first destination of the colonial British in 1786. They invited the Chinese, as well as others from all over Asia, to live on this island in the tropics. Today, this exotic fusion of cultures still exists and the World Heritage site of Georgetown contains a fascinating mix of religious places of worship. When you arrive, you’ll take an orientation walk around the blend of colonial buildings, tumble-down shops and hawker-filled alleyways to get your bearings. The food here might just be the best in Malaysia, so seek out some food stalls with your leader, and get a taste of this food paradise on an included Hawker food tour. Sample some local specialties such as Nasi Kandar, Penang Laksa, and Char Kway Teow.

• Penang - Hawker food experience

Today's driving will be about 7 hours including border crossing and breaks

This morning you’ll take a half-day sightseeing walking tour around Penang and Georgetown, soaking up the relaxed pace of life and the mix of cultures on show in this heritage area. See the original 19th century shophouses, the street markets, and the strong cultural and religious identity still on display in each neighbourhood – Little India, Chinatown or the Muslim Quarter. Check out the street art that adorns the walls and stop by a clan jetty. Clans were formed by 19th century immigrants, banding together based on the area of China that they came from, and they built rival waterfront societies on wooden jetties. You’ll also pay a visit to Thai and Burmese temples, and see Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in South East Asia. You’ll have this afternoon free and, aside from sauntering along the interesting streets (or hoping in a trishaw for a ride that will take you back in time), you might want to see the clan house of Khoo Kongsi. Check out the ornate carvings on the walls, roof and pillars, and maybe see more Chinese architecture in the memorably blue Courtyard House of Cheong Fatt Tze, a fabulously wealthy merchant. Don’t forget to feast on the island’s culinary delights tonight.

• Penang - Walking tour, including Clan Jetty & Kek Lok Si Temple
• Penang - Khoo Kongsi - MYR10
• Penang - Funicular Railway - MYR55
• Penang - Teluk Bahang National Park - MYR9
• Penang - Trishaw Ride - MYR50
• Penang - Chong Fat Tze Museum - MYR17

Continue south on a local bus to Kuala Lumpur (approximately 5 hours). This is a great opportunity to try and chat with the locals and maybe get some tips out of them for your next destination. Kuala Lumpur, the cosmopolitan capital of Malaysia, is affectionately known as KL and you'll almost always hear locals refer to it by its acronym. Communities of Indian, Chinese and ethnic Malay people mingle peacefully, allowing travellers to get the best of all three worlds. KL has grown from a sleepy little village to a skyscraper-lined multi-million-peopled metropolis. The city can seem vast, but the main focus is the traditional core of the old town (the former colonial centre), the luxury hotel and shopping mall district of the Golden Triangle, and bustling Chinatown and Little India. Follow your leader on an orientation walk near the hotel and in the evening follow the Bukit Bintang Walkway and see the Petronas Twin Towers lit at night. You’ll be incredibly spoilt with the breadth and quality of dining options on offer. From simple-street side fare that attracts queues of customers eager to try the latest dish said to be the best around, to seriously high-calibre, world-class cuisine.

• Kuala Lumpur – Leader-led orientation walk

Enjoy a free day today for your own exploration! Perhaps visit the National Monument (commemorating those who died in Malaysia's struggle for freedom and based on the Iwo Jima Memorial in the USA), the vast National Mosque, featuring a bold and modern design, or the Istana Negara (National Palace). You might like stroll Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square), or shop in Suria KLCC (one of Malaysia’s premier shopping destinations) and then head up to the Skybridge & Observation Deck of the iconic Petronas Towers to gain another view on this cosmopolitan city. Lake Gardens is home to a number of sights, including the National Planetarium and the superb Islamic Arts Museum. Or if you are more active, you may like to join a bike tour and cycle through the history and modern life of KL. In the evening you may wan to experience the multicultural mix of Malay, Chinese, and Indian cultures through sampling some of its best food. Walk around local neighbourhoods and visit local grocers and street vendors. Your leader will be on hand making suggestions to help you make the best of the day.

• Kuala Lumpur - KL Tower - MYR49
• Kuala Lumpur - Petronas Towers Skybridge & Observation Deck - MYR98
• Kuala Lumpur - Planetarium - MYR12
• Kuala Lumpur - Islamic Arts Museum - MYR14
• Kuala Lumpur – Bike Tour - MYR215

We recommend booking tickets to Petronas Towers in advance to ensure you don't miss out. For more information, visit https://www.petronastwintowers.com.my/visit-and-experience/

Transfer by local bus to the old port town of Melaka (approximately 3 hours). Back when Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore left little impression on a map, the historic city of Melaka was the most important trading port in Malaysia, attracting Chinese, Indian, Dutch, Portuguese and British traders. These visitors sought wealth or an opportunity to control the Straits of Malacca, a vital trading route between the Indian and Pacific oceans, which lead to 400 years of colonial rule. Today, Melaka's wealth of historical sites reminds visitors of times gone by, and its multicultural past is revealed in its distinctive cuisine. Like Georgetown, the Melaka was declared a World Heritage Site in 2008, and like its Penang sibling, the city is a harmonic mix of cultures, a place where colonial buildings sit next to Chinese shophouses and temples.

Today you’ll get to know this port city better with a quaint trishaw tour along the narrow winding streets. You’ll admire Chinatown's unique Peranakan architecture, get a taste of old Melaka, and learn about the ancient spice trade. Take in sites such as Harmony Street (so called because it contains the prayer houses of Malaysia's three main faiths), and stop by a mosque, Chinese Buddhist Temples, and a traditional Muslim house-museum. In your free time this afternoon there are plenty of historic sights and museums to check out. From 17th century Dutch buildings and ships, to museums that showcase the local history of ethnic Chinese-Malays, the travels of diplomat and explorer Zheng He, and even a museum that focuses on concepts of beauty in different cultures. If you’re looking to get more active, then you could perhaps jump on two wheels for an Eco Bike tour around the city or see Melaka from a different perspective with a boat tour along the river.

• Melaka - Trishaw sightseeing tour
• Melaka - Stadhuys - MYR10
• Melaka - Taming Sari Tower - MYR23
• Melaka - Cheng Ho Museum - MYR20
• Melaka - Eco Bike Tour - MYR120
• Melaka - Museum Of Enduring Beauty - MYR1
• Melaka - River Tour - MYR30
• Melaka - Half day cycling tour - MYR200

Travel by local bus to the last stop on this incredible journey – Singapore (approximately 5 hours). Singapore has few areas untouched by modernisation, however wandering the streets of Little India and Chinatown is a great way to see the old parts of the city. To explore further, check out the renowned shopping precinct of Orchard Road, or stop by Raffles to experience the old world charm of a Singapore Sling. An evening in Singapore is not complete without a stroll along Clarke Quay, or even a river cruise to learn more about the fascinating history of this city. Your accommodation tonight is a centrally located hotel, perfect for easy exploring. Whatever you choose today, maybe gather together your fellow travellers for a celebratory drink or meal as your Bangkok to Singapore adventure comes to an end.

Some rooms in tonight’s accommodation are internal and do not have windows. Border crossing into Singapore can be slow, so some patience at the border would go a long way.

There are no activities planned for the final day and you are able to depart the accommodation at any time.

10 breakfasts, 3 lunches

Taxi, Private minivan, Longtail boat, Songteaw, Public bus, Train, Subway, Overnight train

Resort (3 nights), Hotel (10 nights), Overnight sleeper train (1 night)

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1. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement excludes Days 02 (overnight train) where you will be in shared accommodation and is subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information. Please note that some room configurations have two single beds, although a double bed will always be requested.

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Singapore to Bangkok – Malay Peninsula 3-4 Week Itinerary

This open-jaw itinerary starts in Singapore and crosses the whole Malay Peninsula, finishing in Bangkok, Thailand. I am sharing here this itinerary from Singapore to Bangkok because that’s what I did and it worked well for me, but you can of course plan it the other way around from Bangkok to Singapore.

Just a word about the climate of the Malay Peninsula: there are two main seasons, a dry season and a rainy season. When the eastern coast is dry, the western coast is rainy. For the next half of the year, it’s the other way around.

This itinerary is best attempted between November and April, as it is the dry season on the whole west coast of the peninsula. Penang, Langkawi, Krabi, and Phuket will most likely be very sunny.

If you are traveling between April and November, I would suggest crafting an itinerary along the west coast instead. You could for example visit Tioman and Redang islands in Malaysia, and the Koh Samui region in Thailand.

The Itinerary at a Glance

• Trip Type: Backpacking, Independent travel
• Itinerary Shape: Open Jaw
• Starting Point: Singapore
• Ending Point: Bangkok, Thailand
• Duration: 3 to 4 weeks
• Countries crossed: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand
• Transportation Modes: Bus, Ferry, Train
• Best Season: November to April, dry season in the islands

You might be surprised that I put “3-4 days” here. For the non-initiated, it often looks like Singapore is just a bunch of skyscrapers that you have seen in an afternoon. Singapore is much more than that! There are a lot of wonderful places to explore.

I put a conservative “3-4 days” here if you just want to have a good overview of the city-state, but if you have the time you can stay the whole week without having to worry about being bored.

Singapore → Malacca, Malaysia

• Bus: 250 km (155 mi), 3:30 hours

You are now ready to cross the first border of this itinerary. You will soon be visiting Malaysia! I did this route a few times with various operators, and they all offer a similar level of service. I wouldn’t be able to recommend a specific bus company. You can google “bus Singapore to Malacca” and you will be presented with a whole variety of options. You can then choose the one that quits your needs, in terms of pick-up location, price, and timings.

Singapore is linked to Malaysia by two bridges, in Tuas and Woodlands. Both options are possible but from central Singapore, you will probably take the Woodlands one.

You will need to get off the bus at the Singaporean checkpoint before the bridge to get your exit stamp on the passport, and get off again after the bridge at the Malaysian checkpoint to get your passport stamped to enter Malaysia. Of course, the bus will wait for everybody to be back on board before continuing its journey.

Malacca, Malaysia

Malacca is a very pleasant city full of history that deserves a couple of days. Its rich patrimony is the result of successive Portuguese, Dutch and English colonization; plus influences from its large Chinese population. A walk in Chinatown is a must-do! You will be amazed by the richly decorated temples.

Take the time to have a walk along the Malacca River and visit the Portuguese heritage like the remains of the A Famosa fortress, and the Saint Paul’s Church. As for the Stadthuys, built by the Dutch, it is one of the most famous places in Malacca – and surprising by its Dutch architecture and red walls. The Stadthuys building can be found in Dutch Square, also called Red Square.

For an aerial overview of the city, try a fun ride on the Taming Sari Tower.

Malacca → Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

• Bus: 140 km (86 mi), 2 hours

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

You are now in Malaysia’s capital city! With its mix of modernity, tradition and various architectural influences, Kuala Lumpur totally deserves at least a couple of days. It is easy to get around Kuala Lumpur with the metro system and the Komuter trains.

As soon as you arrive, you will be attracted like a magnet to the impressive Petronas Towers, that remained the tallest buildings in the world for a long time. Cross the Suria mall to access the KLCC (Kuala Lumpur City Center) Park, a welcoming oasis of greenery in the heart of the city.

If you like a little jungle walk, follow the trail at Bukit Nanas (Nanas Hill) all the way to the KL Tower. From there, you can enjoy an unbeatable view over the whole of Kuala Lumpur. Don’t miss it! I particularly recommend sunset time.

Want some shopping? Walk along Jalan Sultan Ismail and you will find various modern shopping malls.

For a more traditional atmosphere, you can stroll in the Central Market (try the fish spa experience!), around the pretty Masjid Jamek mosque and in the Little India area.

Escape the busy downtown by visiting the KL Bird Park and the Perdana Gardens, stopping at the National Mosque (Masjid Negara) on the way.

If you feel like taking some time away from the city, take the train from KL Sentral station to the Batu Caves, north of the city. The caves are impressive by their size and they are an interesting religious place.

When you arrive at the caves, you will be welcome by a huge golden statue of Murugan, an Hindu deity, and 272 stairs to climb! Be careful of the monkeys, they like to steal stuff from people, but they are really fun to watch.

Inside the gigantic caves were built two Hindu temples with their typical features such as a small gopuram (the pyramid-shaped part on the roof with many statues).

Kuala Lumpur → Penang, Malaysia

• Bus: 350 km (217 mi), 4 hours

Penang is a beautiful island off the western coast of Malaysia . To go there, you have two options. You can either take a bus or train to Butterworth and then a ferry to Penang, or take a bus from Kuala Lumpur directly to Penang (the island is linked to the mainland by two bridges).

I chose this option as I felt it would be more comfortable. Once again, there are various bus companies that will most likely offer you the same level of service. I can recommend a bus service called Nice Coaches – they have nice modern coaches and they leave from the KTM station in downtown Kuala Lumpur, which is really great.

Penang, Malaysia

You have a few options concerning where to stay in Penang. The island is quite big and there are several towns and beaches you can stay at, such as Batu Ferringhi for example. If you are craving a nice seaside holiday, it would be a good option.

However, I think it is more convenient to stay in Georgetown . You can’t miss the visit to the old town and its historical treasures. Just like Malacca’s Historical Center, the Old Town of Georgetown is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Beautifully decorated Chinese temples, elegant mosques, colorful shophouses, and an enchanting atmosphere is awaiting you as you stroll around the town.

If you are ready for some trekking, spend a day on the trails of the Penang National Park . You can take the bus 101 to the park’s entrance. There are two paths you can choose. One is shorter and easier and follows the northern coast of the park to a lighthouse. The other one crosses the jungle to secluded beaches. That’s the one I chose.

Bear in mind that this is a real jungle and the paths can sometimes be uphill and challenging. Don’t go too far if your level of fitness doesn’t allow it! But if you can, the wild beaches and the strange Meromictic Lake will be beautiful rewards. Before leaving, make sure to buy a lunch box and water from the small shop across the road at the park’s entrance.

Penang → Langkawi, Malaysia

• Ferry: 115 km (71 mi), 3 hours

It is easy to reach Langkawi from Penang by ferry. The trip takes around 3 hours depending on the weather conditions. In Langkawi, you will arrive at the jetty in Kuah, Langkawi’s main city.

Langkawi, Malaysia

Langkawi, the jewel of the Malaysian state of Kedah, is definitely a highlight of this itinerary. Beyond its large main island, Langkawi is an archipelago of no less than 104 islands. Its karstic scenery is truly spectacular, particularly as seen from the cable car.

You will get off the ferry in Kuah, Langkawi’s main city. Take some time to walk or ask a taxi to take you to the nearby Eagle Square , famous for its big statue of a fishing eagle, the symbol of Langkawi.

You can of course choose to stay anywhere on the island but I would recommend staying around the popular Cenang Beach (pronounced “ tchenang “) as it is where most touristic activities are located, and most points of interest of Langkawi are easily accessible from there.

To go around, you can rent a car for the length of your stay, or you can rent scooters directly on the spot. I found it to be a really pleasant and fun way to explore the island.

As for things to do and see, the #1 attraction not to miss is definitely the cable car . The touristy “Oriental Village” (from which u get on the cable car) can feel a little soulless and totally artificial, the views of the wild mountains that you get from the mountain tops are unforgettable. The Sky Bridge is pretty cool too. Try to plan this attraction on the sunniest day of your stay.

Other tours that are worth doing are the one exploring the Kilim Geoforest Park and the Dayang Bunting Island .

Langkawi → Satun (Thailand)

• Ferry: 40 km (25 mi), 1:15 hour

It is now time to leave Malaysia behind and enter the third and last country of this trip, Thailand. Instead of crossing the border by land via Hat Yai (not the most interesting nor the safest), it is much easier to do it by ferry .

In order to take your ferry, you will need to go back to Kuah, at the same ferry terminal as when you arrived from Penang. At your arrival in Satun (at Tammalang Pier, to be precise), you will get your passport stamped with no difficulty at all.

Satun → Krabi, Thailand

• Bus: 288 km (179 mi), 5 hours

Once you have officially entered Thailand , you will quickly find a bus for your next destination: Krabi! The trip feels a little long, especially when you already just had a ferry transfer. But take it as a necessary evil for the several days in paradise that await you!

Krabi (Ao Nang Beach), Thailand

I personally really enjoyed Ao Nang Beach for its very laid-back, holiday atmosphere. Everywhere is packed with hotels and restaurants. It is easy to spend 3 or 4 days (or more!) there without being bored. There are tons of islands to explore in the region and they are all so beautiful that no matter which ones you choose to visit, it will be a delight!

Not much to visit in Ao Nang, it is pure relaxed holiday time, enjoying the beach and the dream islands if you are into that.

Krabi → Phuket, Thailand

• Bus: 180 km (112 mi), 3 hours

It is now time to move on and get to the world-famous island of Phuket. In order to do that, you can arrange with your hotel a taxi that will take you to the bus terminal, from which you will be able to wait for a bus to Phuket. Depending on where you stay on the island, you will need to take another taxi to reach your hotel.

Phuket (Patong Beach), Thailand

Phuket is a large island and you have quite a few options to choose from when deciding where to stay. I personally chose Patong Beach because it’s the most touristic part and I thought it would be a good introduction to Phuket.

The atmosphere is a little different from Ao nang Beach in Krabi, still laid-back but quite dynamic at the same time, with a rich nightlife that you won’t find in Ao Nang Beach.

Patong Beach itself is beautiful and lined with coconut palms and gardens. Get a hotel with a balcony with view to the beach! There are very affordable ones.

At night, the random-looking Bangla Road wakes up – It gets closed to the cars and becomes the Bangla Walking Street. All the bars come to life, illuminated by colorful lights. You do not need to be a customer of prostitution to enjoy it. I believe such places are interesting to experience once for any traveler in Thailand because it’s quite unique!

If you couldn’t make it to the Phi Phi Islands from Krabi, it is also very easy to visit them from Phuket.

Phuket → Surat Thani, Thailand

• Bus: 217 km (135 mi), 4:30 hours

Once you have got a little overview of Phuket, it is time to go to the last stop of this trip, Thailand’s capital city – Bangkok. In order to do that, you will first need to reach the city of Surat Thani on the other side of the peninsula.

Surat Thani → Bangkok, Thailand

• Night Train: 655 km (407 mi), 9-12 hours

That’s the second part of your trip to Bangkok. It is a very long trip, so the most comfortable option is to get a bed on a night train. I was very pleasantly surprised at the level of comfort provided by the Thai night trains. The beds have a good size, a little curtain for privacy, and an employee will install clean bed sheets on each bed when it’s time to sleep.

There are various timings for the train, you can choose the one that suits you best.

Bangkok, Thailand

How to summarize Bangkok? Sprawling and lively metropolis, with a fascinating mix of mess and modernity, busyness and peacefulness. You will be amazed at some of the biggest jams you have seen in your life, from the elevated foot bridges. Another famous feature of Thai cities is the incredible mishmash of electric cables along the roads.

You will find here good options for shopping with modern shopping malls like Central World or the famous and massive MBK Center. Closer to the Chao Phraya River, you will find a more historial Bangkok, with all the must-see monuments – Wat Pho, Grand Palace… or the Wat Arun on the other side of the river.

More towards the north, in the Mo Chit area, take a few hours to stroll in the amazing Chatuchak Market. You will find there any item you can think of, but you will have to brave the crowds!

A little like for Singapore, I would say that 3-4 days is good to have a first introduction to Bangkok and its main places of interest. But you can easily stay for a week without being bored, if you like exploring less obvious places.

Last Thoughts About This Itinerary

This itinerary is very easy to do from either Singapore or Bangkok. Here, an open jaw plane ticket totally makes sense because of the geography of the region and the shape of the itinerary, and opting for a loop would force you to buy an extra one-way ticket back to Singapore – waste of time and money!

Of course, inevitably, many things get missed along the way. But unless you have months ahead of you, as for any itinerary, you have to make choices! The itinerary is well balanced between major cities, beach/islands time and cultural discoveries.

Although it might feel a little rushed, the itinerary is doable in 3 weeks, but it is more comfortable to plan it over a month (following the durations given on this page, between 21 and 26 days).

Julien is an exploration-minded, curiosity-driven traveler and blogger. On a mission to witness the planet's natural beauty and diversity, he shares his experiences on this website through articles, videos, and photography, including interactive virtual tours.

Fascinated by animals and plants since young, he is also fond of outdoor and so-called extreme sports, often discovered while traveling and practiced back at home where he focuses on improving his knowledge and skills - so he can explore further on the next trip!

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21 comments.

That’s a very cool itinerary. I did part of it, starting from Singapore to Malacca many years ago – that was my first taste of Asia. Recently I did KL to Penang. I still want to explore a bit more of Malaysia. It’s such an underrated country, but it has sooo much to offer.

Thanks for your comment! I agree, I have been 3 times to Malaysia – it is full of incredible places!

Amanda Kendle

This is a gorgeous itinerary. I’ve been to a few of these spots on individual trips but to put it all together would be marvellous (one day in the child-has-grown-up future I will have time to do it!). Just went to Singapore again recently after not being there for many years and I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it, too.

You should definitely go for the whole trip one day, it’s a wonderful adventure. Singapore looks a little artificial at first glance but has a lot to offer!

Marion Halliday

Some friends of ours recently returned from a few days in Singapore and raved about it, so we’ve been thinking about a trip to the area too. But we’re slow travellers who like to get the best value for money from our air fares so this extended itinerary has a lot more appeal, as does seeing a variety of attractions and destinations, so we’d probably take the whole four weeks. Thanx for the tips!

If you have the time, go for it! It’s true that Singapore and the region deserve much more than a few days, it’s when you go beyond scratching the surface that it gets interesting

Anna Faustino

Oh wow! I love this. I’ve been to most of the places you suggested in your itinerary. I also love how you included transport option for each! What a huge time saver. Will definitely be bookmarking this to recommend to others.

Thanks Anna, happy that you find it useful. It’s a really cool one-month adventure that I recommend to anyone!

Very well planned itinerary… the kind that comes with lot of experience and planning. And yes I do agree with you that Singapore is not a bunch of skyscrapers.

Thank you, luckily this part of the world is fairly easy to travel in, so you can cross the whole peninsula in only one month. As for Singapore, it just has so much to offer, it’s totally worth staying for a few days or a week and dive into its culture.

Anna Johnston

Now this is one awesome itinerary, I’ve spent ages on this post as I’ve done quite a lot of the stops you have, although I’ve reached them by ship or plane, I think your way is so much better, you’d get a much cooler feel for each region by bus. Great memories of many of these wonderful Asian stops.

Thank you Anna! A beautiful region to explore indeed 🙂

You’ve just described my perfect itinerary that I had been planning in my head. I’ve heard so many wonderful things about Singapore and Malaysia that I’ve been planning this trip even without a flight book. Will have to bookmark this for when I finally head over!

Thanks for your comment! Singapore and Malaysia are awesome, lots of nature and history to discover.

Mei and Kerstin

What a nicely detailed itinerary! We’ve never been to Malaysia, Singapore, or Thailand, so this post of yours comes in handy. Although, 3-4 days in Bangkok would probably be too much for us, since we prefer going to quiet places and small villages in the mountains. But we’ll pin this for inspiration when we start planning our trip.

Thank you for your comment, I’m happy that this itinerary inspires you, and of course it is always possible (and recommended!) to adapt it to your own wishes

Brilliantly laid out itinerary. I love the way you have shared the various options even within the places to visit. That makes it easy to customize as per your needs. I have been to a few of these places but not all. So, shall be using your suggestions for the rest.

Thank you Ami, glad my suggestions are useful to you 🙂

Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie

This is a great guide. I so appreciate itineraries like this because even if not used exactly, they’re such great starting points for planning a trip. I’d actually really love to do the Singapore-Malaysia part of this trip, as I haven’t been before. Malaysia, in particular, has such a range of things to see and do and I love the mix of Asian and European influences on the culture and cuisine.

Thank you Jackie, indeed this itinerary is primarily for inspiration and should be adapted to everyone’s wishes! Malaysia is a great choice, there is so much to discover!

Bridget McKenzie

Hi Julien – my husband and I are in our 50s and are going to follow your Itinerary for Singapore Malaysia’s Thailand. We only have 21 days and we would like to travel during the day by train to Bangkok as opposed to over night. Do you think we could manage your itinerary for 21 days or should we miss out one of the places ( I love the look of it all though). We are fit but not like backpacking fit! Look forward to your ideas. We are travelling to Singapore in December from New Zealand. Thank you for your help. Kind regards Bridget.

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Optional Program: Asiatique The Riverfront & Dinner Cruise Night Tour(minimum 4 participants) $65 per person.    This Evening, why not mark your last night in Thailand’s exciting capital with our optional Chao Phraya dinner Cruise. Admire views of the floodlit Grand Palace, and Bangkok’s golden temples and river bridges as you enjoy a scrumptious buffet dinner on board your comfortable ship. Overnight: Bangkok Overnight:  Bangkok Meals:  Breakfast Day 4 Bangkok – Pattaya This morning, drive to scenic Pattaya (approximate 2 hours), a popular vacation spot on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand whose beaches and entertainments draw thousands of visitors annually. On the way, stop at Gemstone Gallery, Asia's biggest museum for gems & stones!!! and where you can see how traditional Thailand precious items are produced for sale and purchase some as souvenirs for friends and families. 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The excursion continues to the colorful Chinatown and Little India that showcases a part of its multi-cultural heritage that excites your senses. The rest of the day will be at your own leisure or for own exploration of this convenient island city. Overnight: Singapore Meals:  Breakfast Day 9 Singapore - Bali, Indonesia Check out of the hotel today to be transferred to the airport to board a short flight to exotic Bali. Bali is the most popular tourist destination in Indonesia – known for its forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches, and coral reefs. Our tour representative and/or driver will meet you at the arrival hall and arrange for transport to transfer you to your designated hotel for check-in. The rest of the day shall be at your leisure to rest or for your exploration of the vicinity on your own. Overnight: Bali, Indonesia Meals:  Breakfast Day 10 Bali, Indonesia Spend a day discovering the natural beauty and ancient relics of the Balinese midlands. Start the day with a visit to Pura Taman Ayun, the 17th-century temple of Mengwi, set in a beautiful park with trees and ponds full of lotus blossoms. The large spacious temples and multi-tiered shrines are surrounded by a wide, elegant moat. Continue to Bedugul, a village in the central highlands famous for its stunning beauty and three lakes. Stroll around the traditional market where a myriad of fruits, vegetables, orchids, exotic spices, and souvenirs are for sale. At the nearby Lake Bratan photograph the iconic Ulun Danu temple, built on small islands in the serene lake. In the afternoon drive southwards to the famous UNESCO World Heritage Site – the rice terraces of Jatiluwih. Trek through this area of green stepped rice fields and hear about the Subak irrigation system that has been preserved by the Balinese farmers for centuries. Return to your hotel via scenic roads. Overnight: Bali, Indonesia Meals:  Breakfast Day 11 Bali, Indonesia Today is free at your own leisure to enjoy at the beach or you may join one of the optional tours available. Optional Tour: Full-Day Bali Excursion at $79 per person. During this full-day tour discover the culture, countryside and stunning scenery of Bali. Start the day with a performance of the famous Barong and Keris Dance. This traditional Balinese dance narrates the fight between good and evil and is a classic example of the Balinese way of blending myth and history into one reality. Drive to Tampak Siring to visit the unique temple of Gunung Kawi. Set at the bottom of a lush green river valley, these 11th-century temples feature 10 rock-cut shrines, called candi, carved into the cliff face. The awe-inspiring shrines combine ancient Hindu and Buddhist temple attributes. Walk down the many stairs to the temple taking in the views of the terraced rice fields along the way. Continue to Kintamani set around the rim of the Gunung Batur crater. Look out over Bali's most active volcano, Mount Batur, which soars over 1800 meters into the sky. In the center is a beautiful turquoise-green lake, the largest lake of the island. Lunch on your own expense in a local restaurant with beautiful views, drive back to the south with a stop in Tegalalang to see Bali's most iconic rice terraces and here we have planned a coffee break for you. Overnight: Bali, Indonesia Meals:  Breakfast Day 12 Depart from Bali, Indonesia Check out from your hotel before noon. Catch the pre-scheduled airport transfer time that will best suit you before your flight departure. In the event when your returning flight is during the early morning hours the next day, there will be a fixed Denpasar Airport transfer from the hotel this evening. If your flight time is in the early morning the next day and you prefer to spend more free time to enjoy Bali on your own before heading home by not boarding the evening airport transfer early, getting to the airport will then be at your own expense. Meals:  Breakfast Certain Airlines' flight departs from Bali in the early morning (around 1 AM) on Day 12. We sometimes can change your flight to early morning (around 1 AM) on Day 13 based on availability, then you have another full day on your own in Bali, but you need head to Bali airport yourself in the late evening on Day 12.

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This evening, why not mark your last night in Thailand's exciting capital with our optional Chao Phraya dinner Cruise. Admire views of the floodlit Grand Palace, and Bangkok's golden temples and river bridges as you enjoy a scrumptious buffet dinner on board your comfortable ship.

Travel to the Grand Palace, the landmark that tops Bangkok’s must-see list. Head inside the 18th-century walled complex, and stroll around the gold-trimmed pavilions, terraces, shrines and courtyards as you learn how, when and why they were built. Cap your visit with a peek inside the palace’s magnificent Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), home to a 14th-century Buddha statue carved from jade. Next, ride a boat across the Chao Phraya, Bangkok’s River of Kings and visit the stunning Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun). Admire the Khmer-style, porcelain-mosaic covered spires of this riverfront temple as your guide reveals its religious significance and symbolism.

The Alcazar Cabaret Pattaya is recognized internationally throughout the entertainment circuit.Alcazar is more than just a drag queen show and in the early days was not accepted. After years of evolvement and development of new technology, the Alcazar Show is world acclaimed. It has successfully blended the art of acting, stage design, costumes and performance so well that all ages can enjoy the spectacular show. The Alcazar show is a must see for visitors local or foreigners.

Pattaya Floating Market - the biggest in the world. Separated into four sections, with each offering and representing items from the four major regions of Thailand. Here, you will find food and fruit stalls as well as souvenir shops. Then, travel to scenic Rainforest and visit the Elephant Sanctuary for rescued elephants. Admire, feed and help bathe these incredible animals in the river before enjoying lunch at the camp.

During this full day tour discover the culture, countryside and stunning scenery of Bali. Start the day with a performance of the famous Barong and Keris Dance. This traditional Balinese dance narrates the fight between good and evil and is a classic example of the Balinese way of blending myth and history into one reality. Drive to Tampak Siring to visit the unique temple of Gunung Kawi. Set at the bottom of a lush green river valley, these 11th century temples feature 10 rock-cut shrines, called candi, carved into the cliff face. The awe-inspiring shrines combine ancient Hindu and Buddhist temple attributes. Walk down the many stairs to the temple taking in the views of the terraced rice fields along the way. Continue to Kintamani set around the rim of the Gunung Batur crater. Look out over Bali's most active volcano, Mount Batur, which soars over 1800 metres into the sky. In the centre is a beautiful turquoise-green lake, the largest lake of the island. Lunch on your own expense in a local restaurant with beautiful views, drive back to the south with a stop in Tegalalang to see Bali's most iconic rice terraces and here we have planned a coffee break for you.

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Singapore to Bangkok: Southeast Asia's best train journey?

Dec 19, 2019 • 5 min read

The ETS train waiting at the onion-domed Old Kuala Lumpur Station. © KYTan / Shutterstock

Grand colonial-era stations and lush tropical countryside are among the attractions of the 1800km rail journey from Singapore to Bangkok  – arguably one of the best train journeys in Southeast Asia . The downside? The only direct service between the two is the luxury Eastern and Oriental Express, costing $5000 for a two-night package.  

But, by changing trains and spending a night either in Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur or the charming mid-Peninsular town of Ipoh , it is possible to complete this classic trip for as little as US$67. Here's how to do it yourself.

Stage 1: Singapore to Johor Bahru

When Singapore split from Malaysia in 1965 the latter's national railway, KTMB , retained control of the corridor of land on which the tracks ran over the Causeway from Johor Bahru to the Singapore terminus at Tanjong Pagar. In 2010, the neighbouring countries agreed a land swap deal that saw the Singapore terminus shift to Woodlands in the north of the island.

Singapore's old Tanjong Pagar Station, protected as a national monument, is an elegant 1932 building sporting a striking design by Serbian architect D S Petrovitch with both art deco and neoclassical flourishes. The site is currently being redeveloped as Cantonment MRT station on the new Circle Line, set to open in 2025. Over the construction site barriers you can glimpse the heroic relief sculptures on the station facade representing agriculture, industry, commerce and transport

Functional Woodland Train Checkpoint (also known as Woodlands CIQ) hardly compares, so the banning of photography here is no great disappointment. It's just SING$5 for the five-minute shuttle over the 1.5km Causeway to Johor Bahru. Avoid travelling on the weekend and you should breeze through immigration and customs checks at Woodlands. The KTMB shuttle appears quaintly old-fashioned and a bit scruffy after Singapore's modern MRT trains. However, the staff are friendly and delighted to pose for photos.

Stage 2: Johor Bharu to Kuala Lumpur

Singapore can be pricey, so cheaper Johor Bahru makes an ideal base for the first night of this journey if you're on a budget. Book into the Replacement Lodge & Kitchen , housed in one of the historic shophouses that have been spruced up around Jln Dhoby. This will also give you a chance to sample Johor Bahru's great selection of street food or peruse the trendy cafes in the heritage district .

Johor Bahru's old art deco 1930s train station (signposted as a museum, but in reality closed) stands in the hulking shadow of Johor Bahru Sentral, opened in 2010 as part of Malaysia's ongoing programme of upgrading its railway infrastructure. Electrification of the line has yet to reach Johor Bahru, so for the first 192km to Gemas you will be riding on some of the oldest rolling stock on the KTMB system. Bring plenty of warm clothing as the air-conditioning on this and the subsequent modern ETS trains up the peninsula is set to Arctic temperatures.

The 9.15am to Gemas arrives at 1.30pm, allowing sufficient time to stretch your legs in this small junction town and grab lunch before boarding the 3.10pm ETS service to Kuala Lumpur (arriving at 5.34pm). This service also continues onto Ipoh (arriving 20.17pm) should you choose to overnight there instead. Monotonous views of palm oil plantations predominate along this section of the journey. However, there are some attractive jungle-clad hills around Seremban, 70km southeast of Kuala Lumpur.

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Stage 3: Kuala Lumpur to Padang Besar

Kuala Lumpur Sentral is the city's hub for public transport, but all long distance ETS trains north still pause at Old Kuala Lumpur Station . This fantastic piece of 1910 architecture was designed by Arthur Benison Hubback and sports Mughal and Moorish features such as keyhole arches and wind towers – it's worth boarding the next stage of the journey here just to see the building close up. Should you be spending the night in Kuala Lumpur, the colonial stylings of the Majestic Hotel across the road are worth the splurge.

Malaysia's spiffy ETS trains offer a decent buffet car serving snacks and drinks. There are also screens in each of the carriages showing movies, such as Minions , on loop (thankfully, with subtitles rather than full volume). The landscape north to the border offers more variety including dramatic limestone peaks and verdant paddy fields. At Ipoh there's another grand Hubback-designed train station to admire, dating back to 1917. Like the one in Kuala Lumpur it used to house a hotel, but this one has more of a European style with loggias and a porte-cochére (covered porch for vehicles), in front of which is an attractive park.

Stage 4: Night Train to Bangkok

From Kuala Lumpur to Padang Besar is just under six hours by train: if you catch the 7am service you could break in Ipoh and have three hours to explore its old town, where there’s some inventive pieces of street art and a wonderful range of culinary specialities such as chicken with bean sprouts and soya bean curd. Warning: don’t linger too long before continuing to the border, because you need to arrive at Padang Besar by 4pm to go through immigration and catch the night train to Bangkok

Thailand is one hour behind, so the daily 5pm Thai train leaves Padang Besar's Malaysia station at 6pm. Tickets can usually be purchased at Padang Besar (or book online ): opt for the lower bunks, which are wider. The two sleeper carriages, which have a retro charm, are hauled to Hat Yai just under an hour away where they are coupled to a service headed to Bangkok. There's a restaurant car from then on, but attendants will also serve you in your carriage and plenty of other food vendors hop on the train at stations along the way.

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As you awake next morning the train should be chugging by the coastal resort of Hua Hin. A few hours later – most likely behind schedule – Thailand's sprawling capital is within sight. Pulling into the city you'll slowly pass the shell of Bangkok's new Bang Sue terminal, which is under construction. When completed it will replace the impressive Neo-Renaissance terminus of Hualamphong – the giant arched shed of this old station, dating to 1916, spectacularly signals the end of the journey.

Before leaving, visit the small Thailand Railway Museum at the Rama 4 Rd entrance to the station, which includes a mock-up of a luxury coach interior in which to snap a selfie – who says the romance of rail travel is dead?

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11 places to visit through singapore malaysia thailand tour packages.

The soul-soothing destinations of Asia - Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand are blessed with an enticing panoply, a bedazzling skyline, golden sand beaches, and to top it all, cultural and historical assortments of all ages. The Singaporean culture is rightly captured in its tourist exhibits that include contemporary developments, traces from the past, and natural spots. Malaysian charms that must be there on the bucket list of every tourist include Gunung Gading National Park, Manukan Island, Kek Lok Si Temple, Batu Caves, Semenggoh Nature Reserve, Sarawak Cultural Village, Bako National Park. Moreover, the big chunk of Thailand’s charm is never-ending and never enough to even partially give its full picture. Check out the following attractions that one can visit through Singapore Malaysia Thailand vacation packages .

1. S.E.A. Aquarium

What’s Special: Up-Close Encounter; Shark Encounter

Nearby Attractions: Maritime Experiential Museum; Resorts World Sentosa; Marine Life Park; Sentosa Boardwalk; Universal Studios; Madame Tussauds

Entry Fees: Rs 2052.12* (adults); Rs 1525.93* (children)

Timings: 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM

Built In: 2012

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 25.2 km

If you wish to explore the realms of the underwater world without diving in, then S.E.A. Aquarium in Sentosa is a place that you must visit. It is home to more than 800 species of marine animals. Moreover, there are varied special experiences that one can indulge in such as Up-Close Encounter, Shark Encounter, Diving program, etc.

2. Gardens By The Bay

What’s Special: Botanical Garden; Cloud Forest; Flower Dome; Floral Fantasy

Nearby Attractions: Garden Rhapsody; Marina Bay; The Helix Bridge; Sun Pavilion

Entry Fees: Entry to the garden is free; SGD 38.96* for visiting flower and cloud forest dome

Timings: 05:00 AM to 02:00 AM

Established By: Singapore's National Park Board

Built In: June 2012

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 16.9 km

Gardens By The Bay is the most sought after place in Singapore and it is totally worth a visit. The place is home to around 1,500,000 plants of different types. The entire space is divided into 3 areas that are Bay East Garden, Bay South Garden, and Bay Central Garden. Some of the highlights of visiting Singapore are Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, Floral Fantasy, and Supertree Grove.

3. Underwater World

What’s Special: 100-meter underwater tunnel

Nearby Attractions: Walking Street; Pattaya Floating Market; The Sanctuary of Truth; Tiffany's Cabaret Show

Entry Fees: 500 Baht*

Timings: 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 24 km

Underwater World in Pattaya is a perfect destination to visit with both family and friends. It is one of those places that intrigues everyone. Touch Pool Zone, The Magic Zone, Turtle Feeding Zone, and Feeding Koi Fish zone are some of the zones that you can explore in Underwater World. Moreover, there is a 100-meter long underwater tunnel that is the highlight of this attraction.

4. Gunung Mulu National Park

What’s Special: Caves

Nearby Attractions: Mount Mulu

Entry Fees: MYR 10*

Timings: 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM

Established By: Sarawak Forestry

Established In: 1974

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 29 km

Gunung Mulu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to an abundance of biodiversity. Apart from incredible flora and fauna, it is also home to many spectacular caves and rainforest. Another thing that is a common sight in Gunung Mulu National Park is bat exodus. It is a must-visit place for nature lovers.

6. Perhentian Islands

What’s Special: Sea turtles; Big blue-spotted rays; Clownfish; Black-tipped reef sharks

Nearby Attractions: Perhentian Besar; Serengeh

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 58 km

Perhentian Islands is the most sought after place to go for snorkeling and scuba diving in Malaysia. Moreover, one can also opt to rent canoes and kayaks and head on to the sea. These islands are not only beautiful on the outside but as you dive in, you will get to explore a whole different vibrant marine world. What’s more, there are trekking trails that one can go to, in order to explore the island better.

7. George Town

What’s Special: British colonial buildings

Nearby Attractions: Kek Lok Si Temple; Gurney Drive; Penang Hill

Established By: Captain Francis Light

Built In: 1786

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 19.8 km

George Town is the capital of Penang island in Malaysia. The city is well-known for its incredible skyline, funicular railway system, colonial buildings, and shopping outlets. Some of the top places to explore in George Town are Kapitan Keling Mosque, Khoo Kongsi, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Clan Jetties, Escape Adventureplay, Fort Cornwallis, etc. The city is often a hotspot for many globetrotters who visit Malaysia.

8. Pattaya Floating Market

What’s Special: Floating Market

Nearby Attractions: Underwater World Pattaya

Entry Fees: 200* Baht

Timings: 09:00 AM to 08:00 PM

Built By: Warida Sae-eung

Opened In: 2008

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 9.1 km

If you are intrigued by the thought of a floating market, then you should probably witness one in Pattaya. Spread over an area of 100,000sqm, Pattaya Floating Market is a hub for fruit shops, street food, flower decor, souvenirs, handicrafts, and many for things. There are a total of 114 shops in the market. It is also an incredible place to savor authentic Thai cuisine.

9. Sea Life Ocean World Bangkok

What’s Special: 270-degree Underwater Tunnel; Sea Jellies Zone

Nearby Attractions: Siam Paragon Shopping Mall

Entry Fees: 750* Baht

Timings: 10:00 AM to 08:00 PM

Built In: December 2005

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 30 km

Sea Life Ocean World Bangkok is located in Siam Paragon Shopping Mall. The aquarium is also home to a 270-degree underwater tunnel that offers breathtaking views of the underwater world. There is a Rocky Shore zone where one can observe penguins. Other things that intrigue people are the Sea Jellies zone and Sanyo 4D-Xventure theatre. Here, one can indulge in diver underwater talk, shark feeding, penguin feeding, etc.

10. Samphran Elephant Ground & Zoo

What’s Special: Elephant ride; Crocodile wrestling; Magic Show

Nearby Attractions: Floating Market

Entry Fees: 600* Bhat

Timings: 08:30 AM to 5:30 PM

Built By: Pichai Chaimongkoltrakul

Built In: March, 1985

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 77.7 km

Crocodile Farm And Elephant Show will definitely be an incredible experience that one can explore in Samphran Elephant Ground & Zoo. This zoo is unlike any zoo in Thailand, here, one can experience crocodile wrestling, go on elephant rides, witness magic show and many more eccentric things. In all, it is a must-visit place in Thailand.

11. Phi Phi Island

What’s Special: Blue-Green lagoons; Coral gardens

Nearby Attractions: Phuket; Krabi

Distance From the Nearest Airport: 65 km

Phi Phi Island is the most sought after places to visit in Thailand. They are situated at a distance of 46 km from Phuket and are easily accessible by speedboats and ferries. With a tropical backdrop and crystal clear sea, it truly is a place worth visiting. The islands are also a great spot for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Best Time To Avail A Singapore Malaysia Thailand Holiday Package

The sunny and lively ambiance of Singapore and Malaysia make all adventures and experiences enjoyable, hence, the best time to visit these destinations and avail Singapore Malaysia Thailand trip packages is during the dry season. The exotic land is ideal for visiting during the dry season between November and April. All three of these countries fall under the same geographical zone, i.e., near the equator, therefore, they experience similar climate change. Listed below is the in-depth analysis of the different seasons experienced in these countries:

Dry Season is the best time to visit Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. During this time one gets to explore moderate temperature and minimum rain, therefore, it is apt for sightseeing and enjoying by the beachside. During this time one can enjoy several water sports activities as well. The temperature during this time ranges between 23°C and 32°C.

Just as the name suggests, this season is when the countries experience maximum rainfall. During this time, there are frequent rain showers and afternoon thunderstorms, therefore, one cannot enjoy beach activities. It is best to avoid planning a trip during this time, however, if you are on a lookout for a budget plan, then you can opt for it.

Outdoor activities provided with these Singapore Malaysia Thailand travel packages

A captivating range of recreation options offered in Asia is an X-factor for getting it admirers and tourists from far and wide. All the three destinations of Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are known to entice tourists with their beachy adventures and splashy recreations. Hence, these Singapore Malaysia Thailand travel packages take tourists to enjoy exhilarating avocations such as Formula One tours, underwater exploration in Adventure River, reverse bungy, night safari, indoor skydiving and surfing, paintball, river safari, forest activities, skytrex, white water rafting, paramotor, flyboarding, base jumping, shark diving, scuba diving, hot air ballooning, jungle trekking, wakeboarding, and microlight flying. The evergreen and exuberant, Thailand, is known to extend some other enthralling ventures to tourists such as mountain biking, sea kayaking, waterfall abseiling, hiking, rock climbing, caving and various others. These Singapore Malaysia Thailand holiday packages let the tourist have a fun-filled break while all the hassles are kept behind and all the luxury including lavish stays, comfortable commutation and action-packed sightseeing are brought to the fore. Check out the many Singapore Malaysia Thailand travel packages and book the one that suits your requirements the most.

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How much time does a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore take?

If you are planning to travel from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore by bus, then the total journey may take around 5 hours and 30 minutes. But, if you get on a journey during working hours, it may take a few more hours.

Do Indians need a visa to travel to Malaysia, Singapore, & Thailand?

Being an Indian citizen, you need a Malaysia tourist ENTRY visa for an entry through the select entry check-points. Though, if you are carrying a valid visa for Malaysia, you do not need to avail a separate visa for SIngapore and Thailand. You can use the same ENTRI note to travel to other two destinations.

How many days are enough to explore Malaysia?

For a wonderful excursion to Malaysia, you might need around a week. Out of which, you can spend about 3 days in Kuala Lumpur and 4 days in the exploration of Penang city.

What must be the backpack essentials when travelling to Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand?

Some of the must carry things when travelling to Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand include lighter clothing, sunscreen, beach essentials, medicines, personal toiletries, some extra cash or any other thing that one might find important.

Can one customise these Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour packages?

Yes, one can customize these Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour packages by informing about the desired changes to the respective tour agent.

Which are the best islands to visit in Thailand?

The best islands to visit in Thailand are Phi Phi islands and Coral Islands.

What is the currency of Singapore?

The currency of Singapore is Singapore Dollar.

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Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour packages come with a plethora of sightseeing options that can be enjoyed on a vacation. There are so many things to be done and to be experienced. Every destination here is quite distinct and varied. Singapore has the metropolitan vibes - there is so much that comes together to make a perfect whole. The country is known for its high-rises, skyscrapers, distinct structures, state-of-the-art architecture, eco-friendly designs, vibrant streets, exquisite culinary options, shopping avenues, a whole lot of other fun experiences. Malaysia, on the other hand, is known for its rainforests, beaches, a rich cultural background. The colonial structures and architecture here tell of the country’s rich historical past. Move over to Thailand and there is a whole lot to see and experience.

What’s special about Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour packages?

The three most famed Southeast Asian destinations: Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are a melting pot of different ages and cultures which make them ideal spots to land in for some unique explorations. The Singapore Malaysia Thailand holiday packages equip the travellers with a jam-packed routine of sightseeing spree coupled with time to lay back and pamper oneself with spas, light music, leisure time and variety of Thai and Malay dishes.

• Make sure to carry documents like passport and valid ID proof wherever you travel in Singapore or Thailand or Malaysia.
• If you are carrying too much luggage or unable to find public transport in Malaysia, it is a better idea to take Grab which is very much similar to Uber.
• Carry a small backpack with you in which keep essentials like sunscreen, power bank, insect repellent, sunglasses, sanitizer etc.
• Do not indulge in any argument or abusive conversation among yourself or with the local people.
• You can drink the tap water in Singapore as it is quite safe to drink.
• Always look for the best time to visit to a particular destination and then plan accordingly.
• It is advisable to book air tickets 3 months prior to the trip to get good deals and discounts.
• Tuk Tuks are very famous in Thailand and also pretty cheap, so use it for local commutation.
• Carry your medication along with you as you might not be able to get the same medicine or of particular brand in countries like Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
• Monkeys are common in Thailand and one should be aware of them as they are not very friendly.

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Bangkok – pattaya (2 nights).

Mumbai to Mumbai tour guests will report at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Mumbai as per the scheduled flight departure time and proceed to Bangkok – huge metropolis and capital city of Thailand with magnificent shrines and bustling streets. Upon arrival we proceed to Pattaya – city on Thailand’s eastern Gulf coast known for its beaches, lined with resort hotels, high-rise condos, shopping malls, cabaret bars and 24-hour clubs. En route we visit Pattaya Tower – the first highest seaside tower in Thailand with an observation deck on the 55th floor offering panoramic view of the coastline and the City. Here we experience Speed Shuttle / Sky Shuttle / Tower Jump. In the evening we enjoy the famous cabaret show – Alcazar Show.

Today we visit Coral Island. Here we enjoy parasailing and Speed boat ride. We shall view the colourful underwater life from the Glass Bottom Boat. We also get a chance to enjoy the various water sports like Banana Boat, water scooter, underwater sea walk etc. on your own. Later we visit Nong Nooch Village – the biggest and the most beautiful botanical garden. Here we enjoy Pottery Garden, the famous Elephant show and Thai cultural show. In the evening we relax ourselves with Scientific Thai massage.

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• Coconut water at Coral Island and Ice cream at Nong Nooch Village

Pattaya – Bangkok (2 Nights)

Today we proceed to Bangkok. En route we visit the famous and the world’s biggest Gems Gallery where we enjoy shopping precious stones and witness a spectacular light and sound presentation of the glittering world of gems. Upon arrival at Bangkok we enjoy the city orientation tour which includes the 'Wat – Pho' – the temple of the reclining Buddha. In the evening we enjoy shopping at Indra Square.

• Soft drink at Gems Gallery and Coconut water during the Bangkok city tour

Today we visit Safari World – an open zoo where visitors can marvel at the animals living in their natural habitat. At Marine Park, there are a variety of exotic marine animals and shows like Orang Utang Monkey Kick Boxing Show, Cowboy Stunt Show, Sea Lion Show, and Dolphin Show. Here we get an opportunity to have the closest encounter with the rare and endangered species of the animal kingdom. In the evening we enjoy the dining experience along the Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise.

• Soft Drink at Safari World

Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur (2 Nights)

Today we fly to Kuala Lumpur – the capital city of Malaysia. Upon arrival, we explore Putrajaya – a planned city, which serves as the Federal Administrative Centre of Malaysia. Later we explore Kuala Lumpur city, we see the King's Palace, Dataran Merdeka Square, National Mosque, Cricket Field and High Court Building. In the evening we visit the Observatory Deck of the K. L. Tower, which gives a marvellous view of the city.

• Soft drink on the Kuala Lumpur city tour

Kuala Lumpur – Genting Highlands – Kuala Lumpur

Today we take a photo stop at the backdrop of Malaysia’s famous landmark – Petronas Twin Towers located above Suria KLCC Centre. Later we proceed to Genting Highlands by one of the longest and fastest Cable Cars of South East Asia. Upon arrival, we explore this world famous entertainment capital. Here we visit Genting SkyWorlds Outdoor Theme Park – Southeast Asia’s most anticipated theme park. Note: If you wish to visit Casino dress code is formals, Men - Trouser, Collar Shirt / T-shirt, Shoes; Women - Saree, Punjabi or western formal. (As per the universal rule, entry below 18 years of age is prohibited in casinos)

Kuala Lumpur – Singapore (3 Nights)

Today we travel to Singapore by coach. Upon arrival, we visit Gardens by the bay to see Flower dome - the largest glass greenhouse in the world and Cloud Forest - a mysterious world covered in mist where we view world's tallest indoor waterfalls and a lush mountain clad with plants from around the globe. Get ready to witness a sound & light show (subject to operation) as the super tree grove lights up.

• Tea/Coffee during journey to Kuala Lumpur to Singapore

Today we visit Asia’s largest bird park – Mandai Bird Paradise. Immerse yourself in the symphony of colours and witness the amazing talent of the birds. Then we visit Observation deck of Marina Bay Sands Sky Park which gives us panoramic views of the Singapore city. In the afternoon, we proceed to Sentosa Island by cable car ride from Mt. Faber. Here we enjoy a ride in the highest open air gondola called the SkyHelix. We also visit Images of Singapore, Madame Tussauds wax museum and 4D Marvel show.

• Ice Cream at Sentosa

Singapore – Universal Studios – Singapore

Today we visit Universal studios which offers excitement, thrills and unlimited entertainment. Experience thrilling shows and attractions like Light Camera Action, Transformer, Accelerator ride, Revenge of the Mummy, Water world, Jurassic Park, Madagascar - A Crate Adventure, Donkey live, Shrek 4D adventure, Flying Dragon, etc. Later we visit Asia’s biggest SEA Aquarium which houses the rare species of the marine world. Then we take a mono-rail ride. In the evening we get entertained by a spectacular light and water show - 'Wings of Time'. Note: For the adventure lovers those who wants to do more rides, Universal Studios has Fast Pass service available at the entrance at an additional cost.

• Ice Cream near Wings of Time

Singapore – Departure to Hometown

Today we explore Singapore city, we see Suntec City, Fountain of Wealth, City Hall, Orchard Road, Swissotel the Stamford – the tallest hotel in Singapore, Parliament House, The Esplanade and take a photo stop at Merlion – Symbol of Singapore followed by a Bum Boat ride in Singapore River which gives us breath-taking views of contemporary architecture and iconic skylines. It’s time now to say goodbye, Phir Milenge! Let’s stay in touch with each other through email, phone, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, etc. and meet again on yet another memorable Veena World tour. See you all! ‘Mumbai to Mumbai’ tour guests will proceed to the airport as per their scheduled group flight departure time and start their journey back home. 'Joining & Leaving' tour guests will proceed on their own to their scheduled departure destination, like an airport, railway station, bus terminal, or cruise terminal. Tour concludes. It’s time now to say goodbye, Phir Milenge! Let’s stay in touch with each other through email, phone, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, etc. and meet again on yet another memorable Veena World tour. See you all! ‘Mumbai to Mumbai’ tour guests will proceed to the airport as per their scheduled group flight departure time and start their journey back home. 'Joining & Leaving' tour guests will proceed on their own to their scheduled departure destination, like an airport, railway station, bus terminal, or cruise terminal. Tour concludes. Please note: Airline: On group tours, we generally fly well-reputed airlines that are group-friendly. During your air travel, refreshments and meals are provided as per the airline policy. However, we recommend you carry dry snacks of your choice for the flight journey. Transport: For transfers and sightseeing, we use mini coaches, big coaches, or small vans, depending on the respective tour group size. If you wish to have a separate vehicle solely for yourself or your family, it can be arranged at an additional cost, subject to availability. Sightseeing attractions: Given the current dynamic situation, some monuments or sightseeing places may be closed temporarily without any prior notice; in such cases, every attempt will be made to visit an alternate sightseeing place if possible. Hotels: The hotels on tour are comfortable and have been appreciated by Veena World’s guests in the past. The category of hotels on international tours is a mix of three-star, three-star superior, and basic four-star. Meals: On tour, we provide all meals, from day one to the last day, as mentioned in the itinerary. Breakfasts are generally continental on European tours, whereas, lunches and dinners are Indian OR Indian along with a local dish OR local cuisine, OR at times fast food meals from Subway, McDonald’s, etc., depending on the convenience and ease of execution of the itinerary or the availability of food at the respective destination. Visa: Veena World takes maximum tourists from India to Singapore through group tours, customized holidays and corporate tours (MICE). Every month Veena World Visa Facilitation Team of 80+ members assists thousands of our guests for visa documentation, visa application and submission to VAC/VFS/ consulate, collection of passports from the VAC/VFS/ consulate on guest’s behalf when applicable. However, all guests should be aware of the fact that ‘issuance or granting of visa to any guest’ is at the sole discretion of respective country’s consulates/embassy. Veena World does not play any role in the actual granting of the visa. Veena World cannot be held responsible for delay or rejection of the visa by the respective consulate. In the rare event of a visa delay or rejection, cancellation charges will apply as per the policy. We request all our guests to start the visa application process well in advance or immediately after the tour booking.

• Tea/coffee/Soft Drink during Singapore city tour

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• To and fro economy class air travel for ‘Mumbai to Mumbai Tour’ guests as mentioned in the itinerary
• Airfare, Airport taxes and Singapore Visa Fees
• Baggage Allowance as per the airline policy
• Tour Manager Services throughout the tour
• Entrance fees of all sightseeing places to be visited from inside
• Accommodation in comfortable and convenient hotels on twin sharing basis
• All Meals – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (set menu) as mentioned in the itinerary
• All Tips – Guide, Driver & Restaurants
• Cost of internal airfare as mentioned in the itinerary
• Complimentary insurance up to 59 years of age
• Govt Tax of 5% over and above the Tour Cost mentioned
• Tax collected at source (TCS) applicable at 5% on tour price if PAN & Aadhar is provided else it will be 10% of tour price
• Currently, Thailand VISA is on arrival and free of cost (FOC) to Indian tourists. Hence Thailand Visa fee‘ is not included in tour price for tours up to 11th Nov 2024
• Currently, Malaysia VISA is on arrival and free of cost (FOC) to Indian tourists. Hence Malaysia Visa fee‘ is not included in tour price for tours up to 31th Dec 2024
• Any increase in Airfare, Visa fees, Airport taxes, Govt Taxes, Fuel Surcharges and any applicability of new taxes from Govt
• Any up gradation in Airline class or hotel room category
• Cost of Air ticket deviation charges
• Any Increase in the rate of exchange leading to an increase in all land arrangements which may come in to effect prior to departure
• Cost of pre or post tour hotel accommodation
• Any extra expense such as route change, Airline change, Date change, Accommodation facilities, etc incurred due to the unforeseen, unavoidable forced majeuere circumstances during the tour
• Cost of insurance for 60 years and above
• Porterage, laundry, telephone charges, shopping, wines & alcoholic beverages, items of personal nature and food or drink which is not part of a set group menu
• Any extra cost incurred on behalf of an individual due to illness, accident, hospitalisation, or any personal emergency
• Any services or activity charges other than those included in the group tour itinerary
• To and fro Air fare, Airport transfers, visa fees to join/leave the group for joining and leaving guests
• Anything specifically not mentioned in the ‘tour price includes’ column
• As everyone is becoming a frequent traveller now, we suggest that you make your own travel accessories kit to ensure a stress free holiday.
• Always make sure to carry less and light luggage, use a four wheel small or medium suitcase and please make sure that you are carrying only one suitcase per person. This will ensure that you will travel smartly and without any inconveniences.
• It is also recommended that you have one cross shoulder bag or haversack for your handy needs which will ensure that you are comfortable at the time of sightseeing and also easy for photography during your tour.
• A smart cap/hat and sunglasses are definitely something that you should have in your kit.
• Though Veena World provides all three meals, that is breakfast, lunch, dinner and Veena World treats as per the itinerary, you can carry dry snacks of your choice in small sealed packets for munching during air travel or road journeys.
• If you are travelling during the monsoon or to destinations where it is rainy, please carry a small umbrella or poncho.
• For international tours, please carry a universal adapter for charging your cameras and mobile phones.
• Ensure that your clothing and footwear is suitable for the destination you are travelling to.

Things to consider before the trip!

• Warm & humid with tropical rains, unexpected showers during the day
• For detailed Information about weather kindly visit www.accuweather.com

Air Travel:

• Mumbai - Bangkok// Bangkok - Kuala Lumpur//Singapore - Mumbai
• We use combination of Airlines like Indigo, Bangkok Airways, Air Asia, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines etc.

Coach Tavel

• A/C coach - Seating capacity depends upon group size

Documents Required for Travel

• Original passport with minimum 6 months validity from the date of tour arrival along with sufficient blank pages for the stamping of visa
• A valid Tourist Visa for the duration of the tour
• Handwritten passport is not acceptable

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Payment Terms

Guest can pay by Cheque/ Demand Draft/ Debit card / Credit card/ NEFT/ RTGS/ IMPS. For Debit / Credit card payment additional 1.8 % convenience charge will be applicable Cheque / Demand draft should be in favour of "Veena Patil Hospitality Pvt ltd"

• As per the immigration authority of Thailand, it is mandatory to carry adequate finances equivalent to 10,000 Baht per person or 20,000 Baht per family in the form of cash/credit card, as a security amount.
• Thailand visa can be done in India or On-Arrival at Thailand. To process your visa our visa representative will get in touch with you for document requirements.
• All meals are provided by Veena World in case the flight reaches the stipulated destination early morning or leaves destination late in the evening.
• In case, a particular sightseeing cannot be covered or visited on the Tour, owing to any kind of unavoidable political, environmental or social circumstances, then it will be replaced with other best possible alternative sightseeing.
• Standard Check-in and check-out time of International hotels is usually 1500hrs and 1200hrs respectively.
• Under unavoidable circumstances itineraries may be changed or reversed, however all inclusions in the itinerary will remain same.
• Guests may please note that for Domestic flights or internal flights from one city to another city on international tours, the baggage allowance will be as per the respective airline baggage policy and weight regulations. Guests are requested to pack their belongings and carry luggage in accordance to the respective airlines baggage allowance. Excess baggage (if any) will be chargeable as per the airline policy and the same has to be borne by the guest.

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Driving has always been one of my favourite ways to explore a country as it offers so much more fun, insights and excitement. The freedom to stop anywhere you want, the experience of traversing from town to town to interact with the locals, and the opportunity to detour on uncharted roads to discover new things, all make road trips most exciting and rewarding.

My first road trip was in the U.S., driving from Los Angeles to San Francisco, stopping at Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Santa Cruz. I have also done other road trips in Australia, New Zealand and Taiwan. While there are many beautiful places like the Swiss Alps and Great Ocean Road with windy roads seemingly drawn by God with road trips in mind, South East Asia has in fact plenty to offer for road trip lovers as well. And the potential of driving from home to explore this region has impelled me to take my little car up north beyond the Boleh land.

Having a good friend who is a Thailand guru and has driven on countless occasions from Singapore into Thailand, Cambodia and China, following him was perhaps the best way to start. Planning was easy with our sense of adventure and flexibility. Soon, we were meeting at Gelang Patah for early breakfast before embarking on an exciting 11-day journey into the Kingdom of Thailand, each behind our own wheels.

Map of our 11-day road trip, including 3 days in Bangkok:

Day 1 - Singapore to Hatyai

Day 2 - Hatyai to Hua Hin

Day 3 - Hua Hin to Chiang Mai

Day 4 - Chiang Mai to Pai

Day 5 - Pai to Doi Angkhang to Tha Ton

Day 6 - Tha Ton to Mae Salong to Mae Sai to Phrae

Day 7 - Phrae to Bangkok

Day 8 & 9 - Bangkok

Day 10 - Bangkok to Hatyai

Day 11 - Hatyai to Singapore

The first 800-plus kilometres crossing Peninsula Malaysia was pretty much a humdrum and uneventful journey. Our minds were all set on the Land of Smiles while we floored the pedal and tore up the North-South highway. The only worthy stop was Ipoh - a perfect lunch stop to feast on some steamy Hong Kong tim sum. By sunset, we had crossed Sadao, the immigration point of Thailand, and were approaching Hatyai, eagerly looking forward to our dinner and a good foot massage.

The trip had literally covered from the south to the northern most edge of Thailand, but had concentrated mainly on the northern districts of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Pai. The breathtaking mountains offered mesmerizing views as we steered along the cliff-edge roads that meandered from town to town. The quaint and bohemian town of Pai tucked in the mountains, surrounded by paddy fields and a river, is a perfect retreat for city dwellers. The Akha hill tribe village in Mae Salong offered a place to rest our feet while enjoying a cup of hot and fragrant local oolong tea amidst the cool weather. Of course, no trip to Thailand would be complete without a stop in Bangkok, where we spent 3 days for a doze of civilization, Thai massage and street food indulgence.

While we had enjoyed every bit of the stops we had made, the most fulfilling part for me was none other than the journey itself and the fact that I have made my way there and back, all in my little car. However, it was not a drive in the park or a road trip for the faint-hearted. It was definitely not for typical Singaporeans who pamper their beloved cars to spas more than their wives do.

If you think that the roads in Malaysia are bad, try Thailand. Despite the awesome scenery along the way, especially in the north, some roads were seemingly showered by meteorites once upon a time. I guess the roads were made worse by the epic flood that had just receded. The amount of steering I had to do to avoid potholes that littered for hundreds of kilometres was phenomenal. On several occasions, heavy downpours with a one car-length visibility in the night had made driving nerve-racking. They had all required an enormous amount of driving concentration and effort, probably the most I have experienced so far. It was of such intensity especially when compared to the one-hand cruising we are used to doing in Singapore at times.

Fortunately, we had both bought, brought and drove the right cars along. The agility and robustness of my MINI was put to the test in this harsh and real-life environment. Its nimble steering, rigid chassis and a healthy boost of torque from the turbocharger had zipped us across towns and scaled mountains, avoiding potholes and animals, all with confidence. While much physical hard work was needed behind the wheel in the MINI, the leading BMW X3 was in a totally different world. Its high profile tires and vehicle clearance had a huge advantage over challenging road surfaces. Its SAV chassis offers the best of both worlds from highway speed to off-road capability. And with its intelligent all-wheel drive system, the xDrive, every hairpin was a piece of cake, rain or shine.

For 11 days, my perspective through the windscreen was mostly terminated by the distinguishable Singapore registered BMW, except when it had simply bashed through the pothole littered roads while I was swerving like in a Hollywood car chase scene. I had to work so hard in my MINI and could only hear the clatter of metal, rattle of gravel, all symphonized with the distinctive tune from the hardworking engine compartment. In contrast, I wondered what mesmeric Thai music my friend was enjoying in his acoustically cocooned Bimmer as he saw the Singapore registered MINI had disappeared in his rear view mirror for a few hours. The popular Thai song Sabai Sabai was probably in his iPod – relax, all is well.

(Above) Arrived at a rural Thai-Burma border military post and lookout point on Route 1149.

(Above) 3 days of Bangkok street food indulgence - Gluay Ping grilled banana, krapo pla fish maw soup, and Khao niao mamuang glutinous rice with mango, just to name a few.

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Thailand or Singapore: Which Asian Country To Visit?

If you’re stuck deciding between Thailand or Singapore for your next adventure abroad, then you’ve certainly got a whole lot to think about. Both of these Southeast Asian countries are mainstays on the backpacker trail, but their cultures and landscapes are strikingly divergent, and whichever you choose promises a very different experience.

Singapore is a tropical island nation off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. A city, country, and state all in one, it’s famed as a big-business, banking hub with plenty of style and class. At the same time, Thailand is a rustic backpacking haven and one of the jewels of Southeast Asian budget travel. Beaches, parties, and scenery are just some of the reasons millions of travelers flock to the shores and jungled hills of the Land of Smiles each year.

This guide will peer deep to see what it is that makes Thailand and Singapore unique. It will outline the differences in food, climate, customs, and more, all to help you pick the place that’s right for you and your travel crew in the coming seasons. Let’s get started…

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Thailand vs Singapore: Ease of travel

Thailand and Singapore are only two hours apart by plane, so the process of getting to either country shouldn’t be too different. However, Singapore’s Changi airport is a popular layover destination from most western international airports to Thailand. So wherever you’re coming from, you’ll be more likely to find a direct flight to Singapore than the Land of Smiles.

When we talk about traveling, it’s easy to get carried away with the end goal, but it’s just as much about the journey as the destination. If you’re not convinced, you’ve clearly never been to Singapore airport. With gardens, innovative services, retail, dining, and the world’s largest indoor waterfall, you’ll be endlessly entertained. There’s even a swimming pool at Changi Airport, and there’s genuinely nowhere like it in the world. 

Although Singapore won’t give you a taste of authentic Southeast Asian travel like Thailand, being over 700 times smaller than the Land of Smiles, getting around will be just as exciting. Singapore is famed for its Mass Rapid Transit subway system, which is as impressive as it sounds. The underground network stretches across the entirety of the city. Still, with clean air and magnificent greenery among the modern cityscapes, walking in Singapore is as much of a joy. 

Thailand’s travel is defined by its rustic buses and ferries, which are an experience in themselves, but nothing compared to the modern luxuries of Singapore’s transport systems. Bangkok International Airport is impressive, but the polluted city makes walking and taking tuk-tuks largely unpleasant. 

Getting around by scooter is popular in the southern isles of Thailand and is a great way to see the country at your own pace. But scooter culture is not unique to Thailand, and you can experience this anywhere in southeast Asia. Compared to Singapore’s convenient, sustainable, and affordable railway, deemed the best-in-class public transport in Asia, how can Thailand beat that?

Winner: Singapore

Thailand vs Singapore: Beaches

Although Singapore might be better known for its magnificent skylines, modern appeal, and efficient transport, the beaches are certainly something to talk about. Although most of them are artificial, the white sands and towering palms are usually enough to fill a few days with no-holes-barred relaxation.

Formed at the edges of reclaimed land, the East Coast Park Beach is the longest stretch of sand on the island and is a treasured urban beach getaway. Palawan Beach, meanwhile, takes its name from the picturesque region of the Philippines and is the best swimming beach in Singapore. Then there’s Sentosa. This is a whole island resort complex and it’s home to the cleanest beaches in the territory. You’ll need to pay for access but they are very well maintained. The only downside is that they aren’t natural. All of the sands on Sentosa are manmade.

Singapore is all about entertainment. Although the beaches lack a certain rustic charm of Thailand’s untouched island paradises, no pebble has been left unturned when it comes to keeping visitors busy. Palawan Beach boasts a pirate-themed water park, Cabana-style beach bars, restaurants, and shops, and all this is just minutes away from the city.

Even so, there’s no doubt in our mind that Thailand wins this category. Visions of white-sand coves, palm-threaded islands, and paradise coves abound in the Land of Smiles. It’s hard not to be impressed by the sheer diversity of the coastline that’s on the menu. It’s hard to know where to begin, but here goes…

Many will be drawn to Maya Bay in Koh Phi Phi . It was used as the set for Danny Boyle’s 2000 blockbuster The Beach starring Leonardo DiCaprio. That sits right next to the amazing beaches of the rugged Andaman region, which is known for its big karst cliffs. Islands like Koh Mook, Koh Lanta, and Koh Jum beckon there, as do coves in Railay and Tonsai. Over in eastern Thailand, you get even more famous isles in the form of Koh Phangan and Koh Samui, which have white-sand beaches 10 to the penny – Haad Salad (on Koh Phangan) and Mae Nam (on Samui) are two of our favorites.

Winner: Thailand. There’s simply no doubt about that.

Thailand vs Singapore: Food 

Food plays a massive role in the cultural traditions of both Thailand and Singapore. With strong oriental influences, the cuisines are aromatic and hearty, and local customs are centered around feeding and sharing in both nations. 

Thailand and Singapore are alike in that they’re both known for their seafood. Still, Singapore’s gastronomy is more unique, inspired by surrounding nations but with a Singaporean spin on every dish. Some quintessential meals include chili crab, black pepper crab, sambal stingray, and steamed fish. Their local chicken rice from the Hainan province is also a popular staple, bursting with flavor and steamed with thick soy sauce. 

While Singapore and Thailand share a street food culture, Singapore’s cuisine is defined by Hawker culture, a practice where people from all walks of life gather at Hawker centers, or community dining rooms, to eat, share, and bond over food. They remain integral in most Singaporeans’ way of life. Although comparable to Thailand’s night bazaars and street food restaurants, Hawker culture has adapted to Singapore’s modern demographic and shows no signs of dying out.

Thai gastronomy needs no introduction and is one of the most globalized cuisines in the world. Although local Thai food varies by region and sees a heavy focus on seafood, you would likely have tried the staples of Pad Thai and Green Curry well before ever venturing to the Land of the Smiles. Fragrant, mild, and infused with Thai basil, the food is less spicy than other Asian cuisines but beloved worldwide. Eating out is an equally social affair in Thailand, but the rustic street food traditions define the culture.

Still, the variety and originality in Singaporean cuisine, with its untainted customs unfamiliar to the rest of Asia, make a journey through the local dishes much more exciting for a Western visitor. 

Thailand vs Singapore: Things to Do 

No matter which country you visit, you won’t be bored. There is variety around every turn in Thailand. Each corner of the country promises something different, and it’s a nation where adventure and culture intermingle no matter where you go. 

Despite Singapore’s smaller size, it’s an entertainment hub, and the island has been built from the ground up to appeal to the masses. Singapore will never fail to impress with its modern technological advancements and spectacular architecture. 

From the SuperTree Grove Light Show , the Helix Bridge , and the Cloud Forest to the Botanical Gardens and Har Par Villa , Singapore’s attractions are all about man-made spectacle. A journey through Singapore is a lesson in how far technology has come and what this has meant for the nation.

On the other hand, Thailand’s rich history and religious culture are often at the heart of the things to do. The ancient temples are a huge pull factor, and the majestic statues of Buddha all over the country are more spectacular than any modern feet of engineering. But Thailand is also about thrill-seeking. From zip wires and quad-biking to jungle trekking and shooting ranges, the most popular attractions make the most of the vast landscape and appeal to the adventurous backpacker in all of us. 

Although Thailand has much more variety, Singapore is like nowhere else in the world, and the skyline is just as much of a bucket list vision as Thailand’s temples.

Winner: Draw

Thailand or Singapore: Towns and cities

Thailand has stacks of intriguing towns and cities. They vary a lot in character from north to south, as you move between different regional cultures and peoples. Naturally, Bangkok is the place to begin. We think it’s one of the most enthralling cities in the world, let alone just Asia. You can spend whole weeks exploring, but most will make do with a few days, partying on Khaosan Road, shopping in Sukhumvit, and wondering at the priceless treasures of the Grand Palace (the official home of the Thai King).

Chiang Mai is also special. That’s the second city of Thailand. It’s located far in the north on the cusp of the mountains. The Old Town areas there is a showcasing of traditional Lanna architecture built from wood, interspersed now and then with golden temples. Close by is the highland station of Pai, which we’d recommend for chill-out time and trekking.

Singapore, for its part, is one big city. However, you can break it down into various neighborhoods, each of which have their own unique feel. Chinatown is probably the most famous of the ethnic districts. It’s one of the largest of its kind in the world. Delve in and you can hop between dim sum dumpling houses and Canton noodle houses.

We also think all first-time visitors to Singapore should pay a visit to Little India. It channels the frantic atmosphere of Mumbai or Delhi with its spice-scented curry houses (we ate the best curry we’ve ever had outside of India here). Then there’s Marina Bay, which is the area to go for your compulsory selfie below the famous Singapore skyscraper hotels.

Winner: Draw. Thailand has more varied towns and cities but Singapore IS a city with oodles of amazing neighborhoods.

Thailand vs Singapore: Price

When it comes to economics, Singapore and Thailand are extremely different. Let’s look at some basic states: The GDP per capita in Singapore is around $62,400. In Thailand, it sits at just $9,900. Average wages in the Land of Smiles sit at about 14,000 THB (just over $430 USD) per month. In Singapore, they are more to the tune of $4,000 per month.

Still predominantly an agricultural economy, Thailand relies on crops and tourism and remains underdeveloped for the most part, even despite the modern capital in Bangkok. Singapore, meanwhile, has soaring skyscrapers and developed suburbs from the moment you cross the border to the moment you step into stylish Marina Bay. It’s a hub for glitzy shopping malls and big businesses. All that has a knock-on effect on the prices… 

A budget meal in Thailand’s capital will set you back less than $3 on average, compared to $14 in Singapore. At the same time, a trip to the mid-range restaurant should cost less than $20 per person in Thailand, but closer to $40 in Singapore. Rent can cost over three times as much in Singapore, with endless facilities and first-world luxuries on the menu in some condos. And while an apartment in Bangkok could cost just $6,000 per square meter to purchase, you’d need closer to $25,000 for the same space in Singapore!

Winner: Thailand will be A LOT cheaper to travel than Singapore. It’s definitely the pick for budget travelers here.

Thailand or Singapore: The general vibe

Truth is, Thailand and Singapore are very different places. In fact, they are so different that they aren’t really comparable. One – Thailand – is a whole nation with various towns and cities, beach-fringed islets, and cloud-shattering mountain ranges. The other – Singapore – is really just a city on its own, though it’s officially recognized around the world as an independent state.

That has implications for the would-be traveler. For one, you could spend weeks and weeks exploring Thailand and still not get to see everything that the country has to offer. A comprehensive travel itinerary here would include the misty mountain towns on the Burmese border, the bazaars of Chiang Mai, a few days in Bangkok, and then endless explorations through the islands of the south.

Meanwhile, Singapore’s main draws and attractions can all be seen in less than a week. Hit the famous Marina Bay to take your selfies, head to Singapore Zoo for encounters with white tigers, and then cross to Sentosa for a relaxing day on the beach, all before a meal in Chinatown or Little India. You’ll only want to stay longer if you’re a dedicated slow traveler and love getting into the rhythm of urban life.

We should also mention that Singapore is probably just a touch less welcoming to the first-time traveler than Thailand. Hey, it’s called the Land of Smiles for a reason, folks! People in Thailand are generally extremely welcoming, almost always happy, and very used to tourism. That’s not really the case in Singapore, where it’s all a bit more business-like in proceedings.

Winner: Thailand for real adventures and good vibes.

Thailand or Singapore – The Verdict

Our guide puts Thailand and Singapore neck and neck. Still, it’s only their vast differences that create this outcome. Thailand might win on the beachfront , but Singapore’s dazzling cityscapes are not to miss. Singapore’s food culture might be more unique, but Pad Thai is famous worldwide for a good reason. Whichever you choose, you won’t be disappointed, and you certainly won’t be stumped for things to keep you busy.

If it’s an authentic taste of traveling you’re after, there’s nowhere in the world that can compete with Thailand. But for a futuristic city break, a few days in Singapore promises plentiful once-in-a-lifetime experiences. So which will it be?

For more than 11 years, Joe has worked as a freelance travel writer. His writing and explorations have brought him to various locations, including the colonial towns of Mexico, the bustling chowks of Mumbai, and the majestic Southern Alps of New Zealand. When he's not crafting his next epic blog post on the top Greek islands or French ski resorts, he can often be found engaging in his top two hobbies of surfing and hiking.

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21-Day Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Singapore Tour

Begin your trip in Vietnam, where the charming streets of Hanoi, the picturesque beauty of Halong Bay, and the historic town of Hoi An await. Explore Cambodia, where you'll be mesmerized by the grandeur of Angkor Wat and the charm of Siem Reap. Continue to Thailand, experiencing the vibrant energy of Bangkok and the cultural richness of Chiang Mai. Finally, conclude your adventure in Singapore, a modern metropolis filled with diverse experiences. This comprehensive itinerary offers the perfect blend of history, culture, and urban exploration, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking a well-rounded Southeast Asian journey.

We can customize this trip by adding anything you're interested in and scheduling days to fit your pace. We would happily organize a unique theme or activities for birthdays, young children, anniversaries, etc.

• Best For: Slow Pacers and Couples
• Departure date: Up to you
• Sample Price: From US$5250p/p, (2 per room)*
• Flights: SE Asia's included (international on request)

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Tour Highlights

Here are the fantastic attractions, the most must-do activities selected by Asia Highlights (AH Hand-Picked), and exclusive cultural experiences offered by Asia Highlights (Only With AH) included in this tour:

Journey to the former Presidential Palace , once the heart of the Saigon Government during the American War.

Unveil the mystery of angkor wat with the knowledge of a dedicated khmer scholar., snorkel amidst the vibrant marine life and coral reefs in koh wao (koh tai plow), spend a half-day to take care of the rescued elephants in samui elephant home, suggested itinerary for inspiration.

The itinerary serves as a mere example of a personalized tour, designed exclusively for you. Your preferences will shape the authentic journey. We are fully prepared to craft a tailor-made tour that fulfills your desires.

Your private guide will be ready to meet and greet you at the arrival hall in Hanoi. A comfortable private car with an experienced driver will transfer you directly to your hotel. Your guide will help you to check in.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Literature Temple & Ancient Town: Immerse yourself in the enchanting city of Hanoi, boasting a history that spans over a millennium. Often referred to as the 'Paris of the East,' Hanoi charms with its colonial architecture, tree-lined boulevards, and serene lakes. The journey begins with a visit to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a significant site in Vietnamese history and the final resting place of the revered leader Ho Chi Minh (please note it's closed on Mondays, Fridays, and afternoons). Explore the One Pillar Pagoda, a symbol of Hanoi founded in the 11th century. The tour continues to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's inaugural national university founded over 900 years ago. Conclude with a captivating walking tour through the famed Old Quarter, known for its '36 streets of 36 wares,' each harkening back to ancient artisan guilds.

Hanoi Street Food Tour: Begin your gastronomic adventure by meeting your guide in the hotel lobby and venturing into the lively Old Quarter. Stroll through vibrant alleyways adorned with colorful stalls teeming with fruits, vegetables, sweets, and an array of delectable food. Your guide will escort you to renowned street food vendors where you'll savor Hanoi's signature dishes. Sip on rich and aromatic coffee at a local café, and then continue your culinary exploration with a wander through the bustling streets of the Old Quarter. Engage with locals as you sample various Vietnamese snacks and enjoy a refreshing iced tea. Don't miss the chance to take a seat on a small chair, savor a glass of Bia Hoi (local draught beer) at a cozy corner, and observe the vibrant tapestry of daily life around you. This journey concludes at your hotel, leaving you with cherished memories of Hanoi's vibrant Old Quarter.

We'll start your Ninh Binh adventure by picking you up from your hotel. We'll visit Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam. Explore the Dinh King temple and Le King temple, both steeped in history from the 10th century and the Chinese Wars.

Discover Trang An, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2014. This tranquil nature reserve, akin to Tam Coc, boasts limestone hills and a serene river that meanders through mysterious caves. Here, nature's symphony takes center stage, featuring birdsong and gentle oar strokes on the crystal-clear river.

Return to Your Private Car: After the Trang An visit, we'll head to Mua Cave, also known as the 'Dancing Cave.' After climbing nearly 500 steps to the summit of Lying Dragon Mountain, you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view of Tam Coc.

Morning Exploration: Embark on a journey into Hoi An's storied past, guided by a local expert. Spend a few hours discovering the fascinating tales behind Hoi An's iconic landmarks, including Merchants' Houses, the renowned Japanese Covered Bridge, the Folklore Museum, Chaozhou Chinese Congregation, and a bustling local market. We'll ensure a comfortable return to your hotel after this enriching experience.

Hoi An Memories Show: We'll pick you up at 6 pm and transport you to the captivating Hoi An Impression Theme Park. The Hoi An Memories Show is a spectacular cultural performance that unravels the history and cultural heritage of Hoi An through an enchanting showcase of dance, music, and stunning visual effects. Set in an open-air theater accommodating over 3,000 spectators, the show boasts intricate set designs and traditional Vietnamese costumes. With a cast of 500 talented performers, it weaves a captivating narrative of Hoi An's history. From the arrival of foreign traders to the profound influence of Buddhism and the trials of war, this immersive performance brings history to life. The show is complemented by live animals, adding an extra layer of authenticity. With two nightly performances at 7:30 PM and 9:00 PM, each lasting approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, this cultural spectacle is a must for those keen on Vietnamese culture and history. It offers a captivating evening, providing deep insights into the local culture of Hoi An.

Discover Hoi An's Culinary Secrets: Immerse yourself in Hoi An's vibrant food culture with a visit to the renowned Red Bridge Cooking School. This culinary gem, set amidst 3 acres of lush tropical gardens, promises a memorable experience.

Meet and Greet: Kick off your day by meeting the skilled chef and fellow participants at Hai Café in the heart of the Ancient Town. Enjoy a warm welcome drink and get ready for a culinary voyage.

Market Marvels: Accompanied by your chef, explore Hoi An's bustling central market, where a kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and scents awaits. Learn the art of selecting the freshest produce and ingredients vital for Vietnamese cuisine.

Boat Journey: Embark on a leisurely 20-minute boat ride to the enchanting Red Bridge Cooking School. Before diving into the cooking class, take a stroll through the school's herb garden to uncover the secrets of authentic flavors.

Hands-On Experience: Get ready for an engaging, hands-on cooking class where you'll create Vietnamese culinary delights. Once your lessons are complete, relish the dishes you've prepared in the charming restaurant overlooking the serene river.

Historic Landmarks: Your journey begins with a visit to some of Saigon's most iconic historic landmarks. Marvel at the Notre Dame Cathedral, a red brick masterpiece with twin spires constructed from French-imported materials (exterior view only due to ongoing renovations until late 2023). Next, make your way to the Central Post Office, an architectural gem completed in 1891.

Presidential Palace: A short drive away, you'll find the former Presidential Palace, once the headquarters of the Saigon Government during the American War. Explore the significance of this historic site and its role in shaping Saigon's past.

War Remnants Museum: Prepare for a powerful experience at the War Remnants Museum, where you'll gain a vivid perspective of the American War through the eyes of the Vietnamese. Please be aware that some displays contain graphic content.

Coffee Culture and Language Lesson: It wouldn't be a true Saigon experience without immersing yourself in the city's famed street coffee culture. Your guide will introduce you to the local coffee scene while providing a brief language lesson and insights into the daily life of Saigonese residents.

A O Show with Private Transfer: In the evening, you're in for a treat with the A O Show, a spectacular performance that beautifully blends traditional Vietnamese culture with modern artistic techniques. Acrobats, dancers, and musicians come together to tell the captivating story of Vietnam's rich culture and history. This mesmerizing show takes place at the Saigon Opera House, an iconic and ornate venue that adds to the overall magic of the performance.

Depart from the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City for a journey to the heart of the tranquil Mekong River Delta. A 1.5-hour drive transports you from the city's hustle to the serene landscapes of Ben Tre.

Motorboat Adventure: As you arrive in Ben Tre, you'll step onto a motorboat for an immersive excursion. Drift past stilt houses, fish farms, and scenes of idyllic countryside living. Your adventure continues on Turtle Island, where you'll sample fresh, locally picked fruit and savor the refreshing taste of coconut milk, all while engaging with a friendly farming family. Additionally, you'll delve into the art of coconut candy making, learning from experts at a family-run workshop, renowned for Ben Tre's signature coconut treats.

Cultural Exploration: Your journey takes you even deeper into the delta as you explore narrow waterways in a traditional rowing sampan. Along the way, enjoy a cup of honey tea while savoring the melodious notes of a traditional folk song performance, a true taste of local culture. The tour concludes with a delightful local lunch in My Tho. In the mid-afternoon, return to Saigon, cherishing the vivid memories of your Mekong Delta escapade.

Angkor Wat: A Wonder of the World: Begin your journey at Angkor Wat, one of the 8 Wonders of the World and an astonishing testament to Khmer craftsmanship and devotion. This vast complex, with its temples, pagodas, statues, and palaces, was constructed exclusively for religious purposes. These grand structures are a tribute to King Suryavarman II during the height of the Khmer Empire. The site is so extensive that it typically takes three days to explore fully, with Angkor Wat as your first and primary gateway to the wonders of the Angkor civilization.

Angkor Thom: Fortress of the Past: Angkor Thom presents a stark contrast to the other religious sites with its fortress-like appearance. Surrounded by an extensive moat, it seems more like a stronghold than a temple. You can enter from any of its five gates, one for each cardinal direction - north, south, east, and west. The fifth gate, the Victory Gate, faces east from the Angkor Thom Royal Palace grounds. Each entrance was originally connected by a causeway, but only the south gate remains partially submerged today.

Ta Prohm: The Mysterious Ruins: Venture west within the Angkor Wat Complex to find Ta Prohm, where colossal stones blend seamlessly with towering trees. Built as part of King Jayavarman VII's initiative to construct monasteries and universities, Ta Prohm is famous for its enigmatic ambiance and was even featured in the movie "Tomb Raider." The afternoon is an ideal time to visit, as the immense trees provide welcome shade.

Bayon Temple: Faces in Stone: King Jayavarman VII's legacy lives on in Bayon Temple, constructed in the late 12th to early 13th century. Often referred to as the temple of stone faces, Bayon appears mountain-like from a distance, but the stone visages come into focus as you draw near.

Angkor Thom South Gate: A Glimpse of History: Among the five gateways to Angkor Thom, the south gate stands as the most immaculately preserved. The 54 exquisite stone figures that line each side of the causeway are a sight to behold.

Vespa Tour in Siem Reap Countryside: Experience Siem Reap from a whole new perspective! Begin your day by meeting your friendly Vespa driver. You'll embark on a ride to the tour office, where you'll receive a briefing about today's exciting adventure. Then, hop on a vintage Vespa and set off into the rural heart of Siem Reap. Along the way, you'll visit a local family, explore hidden pagodas, peruse local markets, and engage with welcoming villagers and monks. A simple, delicious lunch is included to refuel you for your journey. The tour concludes in the afternoon, and you'll be transported back to your hotel.

Dress appropriately for temple and pagoda visits. Ladies, it's recommended to avoid mini-skirts or long dresses for comfort and safety during the ride. For your safety, passengers are not allowed to drive the Vespa. Capture the memories - photos will be taken with you seated on the Vespa and sent to you via email. Please be aware that some sites and activities may be subject to change without prior notice due to circumstances beyond our control. Phare the Cambodian Circus: A Show Beyond Imagination

Phare, the Cambodian Circus: Prepare to be captivated by a show that goes far beyond your typical circus. Phare immerses you in the heart of Cambodian traditions, folk tales, religious beliefs, and popular culture, all within a modern and high-energy performance. This exceptional form of storytelling offers a unique window into Cambodian culture and daily life through a mesmerizing fusion of art forms. It's an experience you won't want to miss.

Experience Bangkok's Vibrant Nightlife: Start your evening with a thrilling tuk-tuk ride from your hotel to Chinatown, just as the sun dips below the horizon. As the night comes alive, you'll be immersed in the luminous spectacle of Yaowarat Road and the enchanting Odeon Circle. Beyond the bustling main road, winding alleys reveal how the Chinese community has upheld its cultural heritage for centuries. Once infamous for opium dens, gambling houses, and brothels, today it's renowned for its exquisite food, fabrics, and gold that beckon visitors.

Savor Local Delights: Tonight's adventure leads to a delightful feast, where you'll sample at least seven delectable Thai and Chinese dishes from a variety of street food vendors. The menu may include Satay (grilled meat with peanut sauce), Sala Pow (steamed buns with flavorful fillings), Khao Mun Gai (Hainanese-style chicken rice), Bamee Moo Daeng (noodles with succulent red pork), Khao Niew Mamuang (mango sticky rice), and Bua Loy Nam Khing (rice dough balls with sesame paste in warm ginger juice).

Explore Bangkok's Rich History: After this culinary exploration, hop back into your tuk-tuk and head to Thatien Pier for a quick photo stop near the iconic Wat Arun. We'll then journey through Pak Klong Talad Market, an enchanting place to visit at night when fresh deliveries of flowers, fruits, and spices arrive. As you whiz through Rattanakosin, the historic heart of Bangkok, you'll pass magnificent temples and architectural gems like the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Democracy Monument. Don't forget to savor a drink on the roof of The Press Sky Bar.

Explore two of Bangkok's iconic landmarks, the Royal Grand Palace and Wat Arun, on this half-day tour: Begin with a ferry ride to Wat Arun, a stunning temple dedicated to the god of dawn. Afterward, return to Ta Tien Pier and walk to the Grand Palace. This magnificent palace, dating back to 1782, was once the residence of early Chakri Dynasty kings.

One-Day Cycling: Discover the vibrant tapestry of Bangkok on a 4-5 hour, 25-30 km cycling tour. Visit a local Buddhist temple, take a boat ride across the Chao Praya River, explore diverse neighborhoods, including a Muay Thai school, and enjoy a leisurely journey through the city's lush greenery. Our top-quality mountain bikes ensure a comfortable ride.

Wat Pho: Experience Wat Pho, Bangkok's largest and oldest temple. Visit the Reclining Buddha and explore the birthplace of traditional Thai massage in this serene and historically rich site.

Chatuchak Weekend Market Adventure: Explore the renowned Chatuchak Weekend Market, located in downtown Bangkok. Spanning over 0.14 square kilometers with 15,000 booths, it's the world's largest weekend market. Shop for everything from household items and clothing to delectable food and even pets. This iconic market is a favorite among tourists and locals alike, but remember, it's open exclusively on weekends from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Samui Elephant Home: Embark on an extraordinary journey at Samui Elephant Home, a sanctuary dedicated to the well-being and conservation of elephants in Thailand. Your visit serves a noble purpose: helping and caring for these majestic creatures while contributing to their eventual return to their natural habitats, all aimed at increasing the number of Asian elephants in Thailand.

Upon your arrival, you'll be introduced to the sanctuary's mission and objectives. Get ready to prepare a meal for the elephants, including bananas, grass, and essential supplements. Witness the elephants enjoy a soothing mud spa and stroll alongside them in the pristine natural beauty of Samui's surroundings, observing their playful interactions. Engage in a unique experience as you shower and brush the elephants during a refreshing and fun natural bath.

Before bidding farewell to your newfound pachyderm friends, you'll have the opportunity to feed them once more. This half-day adventure at Samui Elephant Home provides an unforgettable opportunity to learn about elephants and actively participate in their care, all while supporting their welfare and conservation efforts.

Angthong Marine Park Day Tour with Snorkeling and Kayaking (Join-In): Start your day with a minivan transfer to the pier, then hop on a speedboat for a one-hour journey to Ang Thong National Marine Park. This scenic wonderland consists of 40 islands spread across 250 square kilometers (100 square miles), featuring lush green isles, crystal-clear lagoons, hidden caves, and unique rock formations.

Arrive at Koh Wao (Koh Tai Plow) to snorkel amidst vibrant marine life and coral reefs. Explore the park, including the breathtaking "Emerald Lake" (Talay Nai) reached by a scenic climb. Recharge with a buffet lunch surrounded by nature's beauty. In the afternoon, enjoy free time on the beach or choose activities like swimming, kayaking, or hiking for panoramic views. Your guide can provide suggestions for your independent exploration.

This Angthong Marine Park day tour offers adventure and natural beauty, an ideal way to connect with this marine paradise.

Singapore Gourmet Street Food Evening Tour: Discover the culinary wonders of Singapore's Chinatown on this evening tour starting at 5:00 PM. Begin with a taste of bakkwa, a traditional jerky-like meat grilled over charcoal, followed by a stroll through a bustling marketplace featuring tropical fruits, fresh seafood, and local goods.

Explore a hawker center, savoring dishes like "carrot cake" and Char Kway Teow. Then, enjoy the main attraction at the first street-level Michelin stall: succulent soya sauce chicken with rice. Conclude your journey with a sweet treat at a popular dessert shop. This gourmet adventure offers a delicious snapshot of Singapore's culinary heritage.

Embark on a journey through Singapore's rich history as you explore the "Little Red Dot." This affectionate nickname perfectly suits Singapore's remarkable status in a compact space.

Begin your adventure aboard a bumboat, offering a classic river view of Singapore's modern skyscrapers that grace the skyline. Disembark at Merlion Park, home to the iconic Merlion statue, a symbol of Singapore, set against the stunning Marina Bay waterfront.

Next, venture into the Civic District, where modern Singapore was born. Marvel at the historical architecture, including beautifully restored colonial-era buildings, and visit key landmarks like the former Supreme Court and City Hall.

Move on to Orchard Road, Singapore's shopping hub. This iconic avenue features over 5,000 establishments on a single boulevard, making it a shopaholic's paradise. For a change of pace, head to the nearby National Orchid Garden. Explore this lush paradise, home to 60,000 plants and orchids, including the delicate pink blossoms of Singapore's national flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim.

Explore Sentosa Island - Fun for the Whole Family: Set your sights on Sentosa Island, a tropical paradise bursting with family-friendly attractions that promise unforgettable adventures.

Unleash Your Inner Child at Universal Studios Singapore: Dive headfirst into the magic of Universal Studios Singapore, a renowned theme park where your favorite movies come to life. Get your adrenaline pumping on thrilling rides, be captivated by spectacular shows, and mingle with beloved characters in a world of cinematic wonder.

Singapore Zoo: Begin your adventure at the renowned Singapore Zoo, consistently ranked among the world's best. Immerse yourself in a diverse array of wildlife, and don't miss the chance to savor breakfast with the playful orangutans.

River Safari: Next, venture to the nearby River Safari, where you'll embark on a global river expedition. Explore fascinating river ecosystems from around the world and get up close to aquatic wonders.

Singapore Botanic Gardens: Start your day with tranquility at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meander through lush gardens, and be sure to visit the National Orchid Garden, a true horticultural masterpiece.

National Museum of Singapore: Dive into the rich history and vibrant culture of Singapore at the National Museum. Engage with interactive exhibits that offer captivating insights into the country's captivating journey.

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