Roteiro Tailândia Laos Camboja: Itinerário Completo de 18 Dias

Southeast Asia is a favorite among Brazilian travelers, especially for longer holidays. Among the many options, a route through Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia stands out. It brings together vibrant cities, peaceful landscapes, and world-class heritage, creating a journey that feels both exciting and relaxing.

To make travel smooth and enjoyable, it helps to follow a clear plan. The 18-day itinerary from Mundo Asia Tours highlights the best of each country, giving you time to discover, rest, and enjoy every step of the trip.

1. Por que escolher este roteiro da Tailândia Laos Camboja?

For Brazilian travelers seeking both comfort and discovery, Southeast Asia is an ideal choice. Few regions combine culture, nature, and safety as seamlessly as this one.

What’s so special about Southeast Asia?

Southeast Asia is welcoming all year round, with warm weather, diverse scenery, and costs that remain accessible. It is also a safe and comfortable region to explore, especially for Brazilian visitors. In one journey, you can enjoy history, nature, and food that leave lasting memories.

Why should you choose Thailand, Laos and Cambodia for your Southeast Asia trip?

A journey through Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia is the perfect way to explore Southeast Asia in a balanced way: Thailand offers a wide variety of experiences, from ancient temples and lively nightlife to tropical islands for a relaxing holiday. Laos stands out with its peaceful atmosphere and deep Buddhist spirit, ideal for those seeking tranquility. Cambodia impresses with its grand cultural heritage, especially the world-famous Angkor complex.

Tailândia Laos e Camboja revelam belezas únicas

2. Principais destinos e atrações em Tailândia Laos Camboja

Each country has its own charm and unique highlights. Below are some of the most popular destinations and attractions, especially recommended for Brazilian travelers.

2.1. Tailândia

Some of Thailand’s most popular destinations include Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Phi Phi, each offering a unique experience for travelers.

Bangkok: The dynamic capital filled with temples and royal palaces.

• Wat Traimit: Home to the world’s largest golden Buddha, almost 5 meters tall and 5.5 tons in weight.
• Wat Pho: Famous for the 46-meter-long reclining Buddha covered in gold.
• Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew: The royal complex and sacred Emerald Buddha temple.
• Ayutthaya: The ancient capital with historic temples such as Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Wat Chaiwatthanaram.
• Floating Market & Railway Market: Unique experiences of Thai local culture.

Chiang Mai: The cultural center of northern Thailand with old streets, temples, and elephant sanctuaries.

• Wat Phra That Doi Suthep: A sacred temple on a mountain with panoramic views of the city.
• Wat Chedi Luang: An impressive ancient temple in the heart of the old town.
• Wat Phra Singh: Famous for its classic Lanna architecture and revered Buddha statue.
• Doi Inthanon: The highest mountain in Thailand, with waterfalls and cool mountain air.
• Elephant sanctuaries: Ethical centers where visitors can care for and learn about elephants.

Chiang Rai: A small city with strong cultural identity and unique landmarks.

• White Temple (Wat Rong Khun): A modern Buddhist masterpiece with striking white designs.
• Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten): Known for its vivid blue color and serene interior.
• Long Neck Village: A place to discover the traditions of local hill tribes.

Phuket: A southern island paradise, best known for its Phang Nga Bay tours.

• James Bond Island: Famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs featured in a classic movie.
• Hong Island: A scenic spot with lagoons and crystal-clear waters.
• Panyee Village: A floating fishing village built on stilts in the middle of the sea.

Krabi: A coastal gem with turquoise waters, limestone cliffs, and access to nearby islands.

Koh Phi Phi: A world-famous archipelago for snorkeling, vibrant beaches, and a lively holiday atmosphere.

• Maya Bay: Iconic beach surrounded by towering cliffs.
• Bamboo Island: A quiet spot with soft white sand and clear waters.
• Long Beach: Perfect for swimming and sunset views.
• Monkey Beach: A fun stop where monkeys live freely along the shore.

Tailândia encanta com templos ilhas e cidades vivas

2.2. Laos

The highlights of Laos usually center around Luang Prabang and Vientiane, two destinations that reflect the country’s unique charm.

Luang Prabang: The cultural and spiritual heart of Laos, where heritage and Buddhist traditions meet.

• Pak Ou Caves: Thousands of Buddha statues inside limestone caves by the Mekong River.
• Ban Xanghai Village: Known for producing traditional Lao rice wine.
• National Museum and former Royal Palace: A glimpse into the history and culture of Laos.
• Kuang Si Waterfalls: Emerald cascades and pools, perfect for swimming.
• Wat Xieng Thong: The most important and beautifully decorated temple in Laos.
• Mount Phousi: A hilltop spot for panoramic views of the old town and the Mekong.
• Ock Pop Tok: A center for traditional arts and crafts.
• Morning Alms Ceremony: An authentic cultural ritual with Buddhist monks.

Vientiane: The small, peaceful capital of Laos.

• Patuxai: The Victory Monument with French-inspired architecture.
• That Luang: The golden stupa and national symbol of Laos.

Luang Prabang e Vientiane revelam o encanto de Laos

2.3. Camboja

In Cambodia, the main stops are Siem Reap, gateway to Angkor, and the capital Phnom Penh, each offering a different perspective of the country.

Siem Reap: The gateway to the world-famous Angkor temples.

• Angkor Wat: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and global icon.
• Angkor Thom: Featuring the Bayon Temple, Elephant Terrace, and royal ruins.
• Ta Prohm: A mysterious temple with giant tree roots intertwined with stone walls.
• Banteay Srei & Banteay Samre: Pink sandstone temples with fine carvings.

Phnom Penh: The capital of Cambodia, rich in both beauty and history.

• Royal Palace: Elegant Khmer architecture and the Silver Pagoda.
• Killing Fields: A somber site reflecting Cambodia’s tragic past.

Siem Reap e Phnom Penh revelam o encanto do Camboja

3. Roteiro de 18 dias pela Tailândia, Laos e Camboja: passo a passo completo

To better understand how these destinations can be combined in one trip, here is a suggested 18-day itinerary chosen by many travelers. It offers a balanced mix of culture, nature, and beach relaxation.

Day 1: Bangkok

Arrival at Bangkok International Airport, meet your guide, transfer to the hotel, and rest while adjusting to the Asian climate and pace.

Day 2: Bangkok – City Tour

Explore the highlights of the capital:

• Wat Traimit, the temple of the Golden Buddha.
• Wat Pho, with its 46-meter reclining Buddha.
• Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew, the royal complex and sacred Emerald Buddha temple.
• Afternoon free for shopping or relaxation.

Descubra Bangkok com templos e o Grande Palácio

Day 3: Ayutthaya – Temple Tour

A full-day trip to the ancient capital of Ayutthaya, once the center of Siam’s power. Visit landmarks such as Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Viharn Phra Mongkol Bopit, and Wat Chaiwatthanaram. The day ends with a boat cruise offering panoramic views of the historic ruins along the river.

Day 4: Floating and Railway Markets

A morning visit brings you to the Maeklong Railway Market, where vendors skillfully adjust their stalls as the train passes by. Later, the lively atmosphere of the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market reveals one of Thailand’s most colorful cultural traditions.

Visite mercados icônicos e vivencie a cultura tailandesa

Day 5: Flight to Chiang Mai

The journey continues north with a short flight to Chiang Mai, a city known for its gentle pace, historic temples, and delicious street food.

Day 6: Elephant Sanctuary

One of the most memorable days unfolds at the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary. Here, travelers can feed the elephants, join in their bath time, and better understand the important place these gentle giants hold in Thai culture.

Interaja com elefantes no santuário de Chiang Mai

Day 7: Chiang Rai day trip

A full-day excursion offers a glimpse into the distinct charm of Chiang Rai. Visitors admire the shimmering White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), step into the vibrant Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten), and meet local communities at the Long Neck Village before returning to Chiang Mai for the evening.

Chiang Rai encanta com templos e vila das Long Neck

Day 8: Flight to Luang Prabang (Laos)

A short flight brings the group across the Mekong region to Luang Prabang, a town where heritage and Buddhist spirituality are beautifully preserved.

Day 9: Luang Prabang – Pak Ou Caves

The day begins with a scenic cruise along the Mekong River. Stops include Ban Xanghai Village, known for its rice wine, and the Pak Ou Caves, home to thousands of Buddha statues. In the afternoon, the Royal Palace Museum and a sunset climb up Mount Phousi complete the experience.

Luang Prabang inspira com cultura e cavernas Pak Ou

Day 10: Luang Prabang – Temples tour

Early risers can join the monks in their morning alms-giving ritual, a moving cultural moment. The rest of the day is spent visiting temples such as Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Sen, Wat Mai, and Wat Visoun, with a stop at Ock Pop Tok to learn about traditional weaving.

Day 11: Kuang Si Waterfalls – Flight to Siem Reap

The turquoise beauty of the Kuang Si Waterfalls makes this morning unforgettable, with time to enjoy the bear rescue center nearby. Later in the day, a flight connects you to Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Day 12: Angkor Thom – Ta Prohm – Angkor Wat

This day is often described as the highlight of the journey. The exploration begins at Angkor Thom with its Bayon Temple and Elephant Terrace, continues to the mysterious Ta Prohm, where giant roots embrace ancient stones, and concludes with the grandeur of Angkor Wat at sunset.

Explore Angkor e seus fascinantes templos culturais

Day 13: Banteay Srei – Banteay Samre

The morning starts with a simple Buddhist blessing before heading to the finely carved temples of Banteay Samre and Banteay Srei, often called the “pink jewel of Khmer art.” The day also includes a visit to Artisans d’Angkor, where traditional craftsmanship is kept alive.

Day 14: Flight to Phuket (Thailand)

The trip then turns toward the sea, with a flight to Phuket, Thailand’s largest island and a perfect base for exploring the Andaman coast.

Day 15: Phang Nga Bay – James Bond Island Tour

Gliding across the emerald waters of Phang Nga Bay, travelers discover James Bond Island, the hidden lagoons of Hong Island, and the floating community of Panyee Village. The day ends with leisure time on Naka Island, an ideal spot to rest by the beach.

Relaxe em Phuket com praias lagoas e vilas flutuantes

Day 16: Transfer to Koh Phi Phi

From Phuket, a ferry ride takes you across the Andaman Sea to the famous Koh Phi Phi Islands. The afternoon is free to relax on the beach and enjoy the tropical atmosphere.

Day 17: Koh Phi Phi free day

This day is kept open for personal leisure. Travelers can choose to rest by the sea, go snorkeling among colorful coral reefs, or simply stroll around the island at their own pace.

Day 18: Return to Phuket

The journey comes to an end with a transfer back to Phuket. From here, travelers connect to their international flight – either directly from Phuket or via Bangkok – returning home to Brazil with lasting memories of Southeast Asia.

>> For more details on Thailand – Laos – Cambodia tours, see the full information from Mundo Asia Tours here:

• Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia: https://www.mundoasiatours.com/pt/tour/maravilhas-da-tailandia-laos-vietna-e-camboja/
• Thailand, Phi Phi, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia: https://www.mundoasiatours.com/pt/tour/laos-vietna-camboja-tailandia-e-koh-phi-phi-em-18-dias/

If you are looking for an itinerary adapted to your own schedule and preferences, the Mundo Asia Tours team is ready to help design the ideal Thailand – Laos – Cambodia itinerary.

• Duration: Around 18 days, with options to adjust or combine with other tours.
• Flexibility: Group tours are available, as well as private programs to Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Honeymoon packages and tailor-made itineraries can also be arranged.
• Language: Full support in Portuguese.
• High standards: Private vehicles, airport transfers, and 4-star or higher hotels.
• Estimated cost: From 736,818 THB (R$125,259) per person, with installment payment options.

>> Contact Mundo Asia Tours for personalized advice and a smooth, worry-free travel experience.

Mundo Asia garante uma viagem tranquila e segura

4. Clima e melhor época para visitar Tailândia Laos Camboja

Southeast Asia has a tropical monsoon climate with two distinct seasons:

• Dry season (November to April):

This is the most popular time to visit. Sunny weather, little rain, and average temperatures between 25-32°C create perfect conditions for sightseeing, exploring temples, and relaxing at the beach. As it is also the high season, expect larger crowds and higher prices, but the overall experience is at its best.

• Rainy season (May to October):

Rain is more frequent, often in the late afternoons or evenings, which can sometimes affect travel plans. On the other hand, this is the low season, so costs are significantly lower, tourist sites are less crowded, and the landscapes become greener and more vibrant.

Melhor época é de novembro a abril com clima seco

5. Como combinar os destinos em Tailândia Laos Camboja de forma prática

To make the journey across Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia smooth and time-efficient, it is best to follow a logical flight route.

• The trip usually begins with a flight from Brazil to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. As one of Southeast Asia’s major air hubs, Bangkok offers many international connections at competitive prices.
• From there, travelers explore Bangkok, continue to Chiang Mai, and take a day trip to Chiang Rai. This route is popular for combining the cultural and natural highlights of northern Thailand.
• The next step is a direct flight from Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang (Laos), where the peaceful atmosphere of the Mekong region introduces a different rhythm of travel.
• After enjoying Luang Prabang, the journey continues by air to Siem Reap (Cambodia), either through a direct flight or with a short stop in Bangkok.
• From Siem Reap, travelers fly to Phuket, which serves as a gateway to island escapes. Combining Phuket with Koh Phi Phi provides the perfect ending with days by the sea.
• Finally, the return to Brazil can be arranged from either Phuket or Bangkok, depending on flight availability.

Mundo Asia facilita voos entre Tailândia Laos e Camboja

6. Dicas essenciais para sua viagem pelo Sudeste Asiático

To make the most of your trip across Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia, a few practical tips can help ensure comfort, safety, and peace of mind throughout the journey.

Transport & budget

Using the Grab app is often cheaper and safer than negotiating with tuk-tuks (about 50-150 THB (R$8,5 – R$25,5) per ride). Traveling by bus from Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang is not recommended, as the road is difficult and the trip takes more than 20 hours. For attractions such as Wat Pho, buying tickets online – around 300 THB (R$51) – helps avoid long queues.

Food & health

It is wise to begin with light meals like Pad Thai or rice porridge, allowing your body to adjust to the local flavors. Vegetarian travelers should be prepared for limited options, usually repeated dishes such as fried rice or stir-fried noodles with vegetables.

Weather & clothing

Both Bangkok and Siem Reap have hot, humid weather similar to summer in Recife, so hats, sunscreen, and regular hydration are essential. In Chiang Mai, from November onwards, the climate is milder but light clothing and sun protection are still recommended.

Safety & peace of mind

Destinations such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Luang Prabang are considered safe during both day and night, offering more peace of mind than many large cities in Brazil. Even so, it is best to keep a close eye on personal belongings when visiting night markets, temples, or crowded places.

Communication

Basic English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions, so travelers can get by without needing to know the local languages.

Siga dicas para uma viagem tranquila pelo Sudeste Asiático

7. Seguro viagem para Tailândia, Laos e Camboja: é obrigatório?

Travel insurance is not a legal requirement for entering Thailand, Laos, or Cambodia. However, it is highly recommended, especially for a trip as long as this one that involves moving between several countries.

A good insurance plan offers peace of mind and practical support throughout the journey:

• Coverage for medical expenses and hospital stays in case of illness or accidents.
• Compensation for flight cancellations or delays, which are relatively common in Southeast Asia.
• Assistance if luggage, passports, or electronics are lost during the trip.
• 24/7 medical support services, including emergency evacuation back to Brazil if ever needed.

With relatively low costs compared to the overall trip, travel insurance makes it easier to relax and enjoy the journey without worrying about unexpected problems. Reliable options can be found through providers such as World Nomads or other trusted platforms.

Conclusion

This guide has presented a complete 18-day itinerary through Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia, highlighting the main destinations, cultural treasures, travel tips, and practical advice. With thoughtful preparation and the support of an agency that truly understands the Brazilian market, your trip will be smooth, safe, and unforgettable.

Let Mundo Asia Tours help you bring your Southeast Asian journey to life and create memories that will last forever.