Club vacation? No, thanks! We start in Singapore. In the small city-state you can walk around between modern skyscrapers and taste the most creative Asian dishes - ideal for gourmets and a gentle start into the foreign culture. Just outside the city island, Malaysia begins, where the journey continues to the next major city: Kuala Lumpur. Here, super-modern towers fascinate alongside historic sites, Chinatown and Little India. Northwest of Kuala Lumpur, the Batu Caves are worth a detour before heading into impenetrable jungle: Taman Negara Park. Next comes a complete change of scenery: we're off to Thailand, where we first head to the beach to recover from our exertions in the jungle. The first stop is Krabi, which boasts stunning karst formations jutting out of the sea. Continue to the east coast of Thailand and take the ferry to one of the islands: Ko Pha-Ngan is one of the most popular backpacker islands. Back on the mainland, you can now take the train to Bangkok, which, with its hustle and bustle and size, leaves some people with a culture shock for the time being. The King's Temple, a river cruise and a walk through Chinatown are part of the must-see program. Last stop in Thailand is a visit to the sleepy town of Nong Khai with the surrealistic sculpture park Sala Kaew Ku. The Friendship Bridge leads across to Laos, where Vientiane provides a pleasant stay. I look forward to your news.
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We will start in Singapore. In the small city-state, you can walk among modern skyscrapers and sample the most creative Asian dishes - ideal for gourmets and a gentle start to a foreign culture.
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Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Day 3-4
Just outside the city island, Malaysia begins, where we continue to the next big city: Kuala Lumpur. Here, super-modern towers fascinate alongside historic sites, Chinatown and Little India.
3
Kuala Tahan
Day 4-5
Northwest of Kuala Lumpur, the Batu Caves are worth a detour before heading into impenetrable jungle: Taman Negara Park. With rainforests, caves, treetop trails, wildlife and more.
4
Krabi
Day 5-7
Next up is a complete change of scenery: we're off to Thailand, where we first head to the beach to recover from our exertions in the jungle. The first stop is Krabi, which boasts stunning karst formations jutting out of the sea.
5
Ko Pha Ngan
Day 7-9
Continue to the east coast of Thailand and take the ferry to one of the islands: Ko Pha-Ngan is one of the most popular backpacker islands. Here you can also find very cheap diving courses!
6
Bangkok
Day 9-12
Back on the mainland, you can now be comfortably taken by train to Bangkok, which with its hustle and bustle and size initially leaves some with a culture shock. The King's Temple, a river cruise and a walk through Chinatown are part of the must-see program.
7
Nong Khai
Day 12-13
Last stop in Thailand is a visit to the sleepy town of Nong Khai with its surrealist sculpture park Sala Kaew Ku. The Friendship Bridge leads across to Laos, where Vientiane provides a pleasant stay.
Trip Summary
13 days trip
Singapur, Bundesterritorium Kuala Lumpur & 5 more
Transportation
Train, Other
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