Thailand travel guide

Compared to other countries in Southeast Asia, Thailand seems to be one of the less jarring destinations to visit. Every year, the Kingdom attracts millions of people and the number of travelers continues to grow. However, there are many problems that the country faces each day and the stray dogs, inefficient electrical systems and undrinkable...

Only when visiting to Thailand and Laos, you have already tasted many delicious and distinctive flavors. Here are 10 different points between Thailand and Laos cuisine. Let us see which points you do know about these things in your Indochina tours   Thailand cuisine is more flavorful and colorful, almost. Laos food tends to be saltier...

1. Chatuchak Market Chatuchak weekend flea market is one of the most famous bazaars in Thailand with an area of up to 1.13 km² and each day attracts 200-300 thousand visitors per day. Due to the weekend markets, most the stalls here are only open Saturday and Sunday. Travel Indochina Thailand Chatuchak Market is located...

Most travelers to Bangkok, Thailand often shop in big commercial centers or popular night markets where plenty of kinds of goods are sold. However, you do not know that some floating markets are special attractions in this capital city. Among them, the floating market of Damnoen Saduak is a should not be missed destination Damnoen...

Pattaya, a tourist city in Thailand, is famous for the bustling activities at night. However, besides noisy pubs and vibrant dance, tourists can still find stillness when they visit Prasat Sajjatham – “The Sanctuary of Truth”. This temple is not only a perfect version of the ancient architecture art but also a testament to the...

Where to see elephants? A zoo is too boring; the wild is too dangerous; a circus can attract children only. The Indochina Voyages Team recommends you the most interesting place in the world to see elephants – Thailand holidays. Elephant symbol has not only played a significant role in Thai culture but also been recognized...

Bangkok, Thailand  — With the anti-government “Bangkok shutdown” attempt now underway in the Thai capital, tourists are advised to pay close attention to the situation and avoid all rally sites. The biggest issue facing visitors is mobility, as protesters have closed off seven major Bangkok intersections. The protests, aimed at forcing Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra...