14-day Thailand To Laos Group Tour

Thailand; Laos; Vietnam

Embrace Southeast Asia’s wealth of unforgettable experiences on our 14-day Thailand and Laos group tour – an action-packed adventure designed to feed the wanderlust of 18-30 year-olds. Thailand and Laos are the perfect contradiction, with Thailand’s popular backpacking path differing to the quiet and sleepy Laos. On our amazing two-week Thailand and Laos group tour, you’ll explore everywhere from the bustling Bangkok to the stunning Vang Vieng.

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Sightseeing

Basic information

Meals

Other

Accommodation

Hostel

Transportation

Other

Difficulty

3/5 - Moderate

Price includes

Check out our included activities on our Thailand and Laos group tour below: • Dinner & tuk-tuk tour (Bangkok) • Elephant Sanctuary (Chiang Mai) • Visit a waterfall (Chiang Mai) • Homestay in a local hill tribe village (Chiang Mai) • Trek in the jungle (Chiang Mai) • Monk chat & Wat Doi Suthep Temple by songthaew (Chiang Mai) • Kuangsi Falls (Luang Prabang) • Blue Lagoon 2 (Vang Vieng) • Hoa Lo Prison (Hanoi)

Price does not include

Activities that aren’t included: • Wat Pho (Bangkok) • Wat Arun (Bangkok) • Grand Palace (Bangkok) • Cooking class (Chiang Mai) • Muay Thai show (Chiang Mai) • Sticky Waterfall (Chiang Mai) • Clubbing at Zoe in Yellow (Chiang Mai) • White water rafting (Chiang Mai) • Night food market (Chiang Mai) • Dinner & Baci ceremony at local home (Luang Prabang) • Cooking experience (Luang Prabang) • Bicycle tour & pottery experience (Luang Prabang) • Optional group dinner (Luang Prabang) • Hmong night market (Luang Prabang) • Watch Takbat Lao ceremony (Luang Prabang) • Volunteer at Big Brother Big Mouse (Luang Prabang) • Rice experience (Luang Prabang) • Laos ethnic village tour (Luang Prabang) • Half day rock climbing (Vang Vieng) • Bike to Pha Ngern view point (Vang Vieng) • Tubing (Vang Vieng) • Bar crawl (Hanoi) • Optional group lunch (Hanoi) • Visit Hoan Kiem Lake (Hanoi) • Water puppet show (Hanoi) • Optional Dinner and drinks at Old Quarter (Hanoi)

Accomodation

Your standard accommodation will be 12 nights in clean, comfortable hostels across Thailand and Laos.

Meals

11 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners

Transportation

All local transport, plus flights between Thailand, Laos and Vietnam.

Difficulty

High Intensity

More information

Maximum Group Size: 25 people

Total price

From 1,264 €

After making the reservation, we will verify the availability of the selected date and contact you promptly.

No. of persons

Dates

26 dates

19. January 2026, Monday

1,333 € / pp (tot. 1,333 €)

language: English

Begins:

19. 1. From 6:00 PM

Ends:

18. 2.

26. January 2026, Monday

1,333 € / pp (tot. 1,333 €)

language: English

Begins:

26. 1. From 6:00 PM

Ends:

25. 2.

09. February 2026, Monday

1,333 € / pp (tot. 1,333 €)

language: English

Begins:

9. 2. From 6:00 PM

Ends:

11. 3.

Day 1: Bangkok

Your Thailand adventure begins today! Arrive in Bangkok, where you’ll meet your group and Adventure Leader, ready to kick off the next fortnight of fun. After your arrival, get ready for dinner with a tuk-tuk tour! Hop on board and head to dinner in one of the city’s amazing rooftop restaraunts, where you can choose from lots of Thai dishes. Afterwards, your tuk-tuk will take you past Bangkok’s highlights at night. End your first night with a visit to one of Bangkok’s many rooftop bars, where you can gaze out across the city before turning in for the night.

Day 2: Bangkok

Start your morning at your leisure – if you’d like, you’ve got the option of joining a temple tour of the Old City, where you can learn all about Bangkok’s rich history. It’ll take you to iconic temples like Wat Pho, Wat Arun, and the stunning Grand Palace. After returning to your hostel, there’s just time for a quick freshen up before we head to the train station, ready to embark on our journey to Chiang Mai. [Note: if you’re joining the Old City tour, you’ll need to check out prior to heading out.]

Day 3: Chiang Mai

Upon your arrival at Chiang Mai station, you’ll receive a warm welcome from our overnight homestay! We’ll transfer to the accommodation to drop our luggage, before departing for an afternoon in the wilderness. We’ll travel to the starting point of our jungle trek, from which we’ll hike around 4-6km. It’ll take us a couple of hours – but, of course, we’ll make a refreshing stop at a waterfall to truly make the most of our time in the jungle. After that, it’s back to our homestay to enjoy a delightful evening meal.

Day 4: Chiang Mai

After checking out of our homestay, this morning we’ll be taking part in an amazing unmissable activity – a half-day at an elephant sanctuary! At this ethical sanctuary, you’ll spend time with professionals, learning about elephant behaviours and the sanctuary’s conservation efforts in Thailand. You’ll be able to watch them play in mud pits, and can even help prepare treats for them! We’ll also get a delicious vegetarian buffet lunch on site too. Once finished here, we’ll transfer into the city itself where your luggage will be waiting for you at the hostel. In the evening, you’ll have the choice to partake in either a cooking class or attend a thrilling Muay Thai show.

Day 5: Chiang Mai

We’ll commence the day with a fascinating Monk chat at the first temple, and then we’ll hop on public songthaews, those iconic Thai red trucks, to visit these captivating temples. After immersing ourselves in the spiritual beauty of Wat Doi Suthep, we’ll make our way back to the hostel. For those seeking an optional thrill, consider embarking on a journey to the stunning limestone Sticky Waterfall, which is about 1.5 hours away by songthaew, a ride well-known for its unique charm. This evening, the party-goers among you can opt to head to Zoe In Yellow for a night on the town!

Day 6: Chiang Mai

Today, you have a free day, and there are several exciting options to choose from. You can: • Brace yourself for some whitewater rafting • Take on another trek across the glorious landscapes. If you’d like to explore the old town independently, don’t hesitate to ask your leader for suggestions. For a taste of local flavour, you can visit the local market with souvenir and street food this evening, to try some of the region’s specialties.

Day 7: Luang Prabang

You’ve got some free time this morning, before we transfer to the airport ahead of our flight to Luang Prabang. After your arrival, you’ll be transferred to your new accommodation. In the evening, there’s an optional group dinner on the agenda. Following dinner, take a stroll to the Hmong Night Market. This vibrant market is a fantastic place to immerse yourself in local traditional music, crafts, and food.

Day 8: Luang Prabang

This morning you have a wide range of activities to choose from: • In the early morning, you can partake in the rich local culture by joining the enchanting Takbat Lao Ceremony, where monks gather food from around the city. • If you’re in the mood for a culinary adventure, consider a cooking experience, where you will explore the local wet market, purchase fresh ingredients and enjoy a hands-on cooking session. • Another option is to give back by volunteering at Big Brother Big Mouse. • For a delightful blend of adventure and creativity, opt for a bike ride to a local village, where you’ll practice making pottery! This full-day adventure includes cycling through captivating locales, learning about pottery, and even crossing the Mekong River before lunch. In the early afternoon, a visit to the enchanting Kuang Si Waterfalls is our next unmissable activity for the whole group. This evening, you can opt to visit a local home for dinner and a welcome Baci. It’s only a few minutes walk from your accommodation to the house, where you’ll be welcomed by the locals with a welcome drink and a Baci ceremony.

Day 9: Luang Prabang

In the morning, you might opt to join your group on an optional visit to Ban Xanghai village, renowned for its whisky and rice wine production. Here, you can learn about the art of crafting these spirits spirits and savor lunch at a local restaurant. Following your village visit, embark on a boat journey down the picturesque Mekong River to explore the renowned Pak Ou Caves. On your return journey to the hostel, make a stop at Mount Phousi and take in a truly spectacular sunset.

Day 10: Vang Vieng

Today, you’ll take a bus to Vang Vieng. Along the way, there’s a stop at the Blue Lagoon, a picturesque location perfect for a refreshing swim and a break from the heat. In the evening, you’ll check in at your new hostel and have the option to either unwind or explore the local nightlife.

Day 11: Vang Vieng

Today offers an array of exciting activities. You could opt for a thrilling rock-climbing experience, or take a biking tour to explore the area and then embark on a hike up to the Pha Ngern Viewpoint, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking vistas. Alternatively, this afternoon you can choose to leisurely float down the Mekong River in a rubber tube, pausing along the way to admire the stunning scenery. In the evening, you have free time to immerse yourself in the vibrant nightlife of Vang Vieng.

Day 12: Hanoi

Begin your day early with a bus ride to the airport, from where you’ll catch a flight to Hanoi – the final stop on our Thailand and Laos group tour. Upon arrival in Hanoi, you’ll be transferred to your new hostel via bus. In the evening, you can either explore the local streets for some delicious street food, or opt to join an optional bar crawl for a night of fun with your fellow travellers.

Day 13: Hanoi

Today’s itinerary includes a visit to the Hoa Lo Prison in the morning, where you’ll have the opportunity to learn about Vietnam’s history. Following this, you’ve got the option to join your group for lunch before you head over to Hoan Kiem Lake with its central temple. You can leisurely stroll around the lake, observing the locals as they engage in games and activities on the wide streets constructed by the French in Hanoi’s historical centre. If you’re feeling hungry, Old Quarter Street offers a variety of fantastic food for you to grab! Afterward, you’ll have a free afternoon to explore Hanoi’s narrow streets, where you can try your hand at crossing the bustling roads just like a local. If you’re in the mood for some evening entertainment, consider attending a Water Puppet Show for a unique cultural experience! This evening, you might want to join your group for one final farewell dinner and drinks ahead of your departure tomorrow.

Day 14: Farewell

Today marks the end of your Thailand and Laos group tour! You’ll check out of your hostel this morning, bidding a fond farewell to your group as you go.