Is Thailand close to Vietnam?

Close neighbors in Indochina, Thailand and Vietnam do not share a border, but lie either side of Laos and Cambodia, which separate them geographically.

How long can you stay in Southeast Asia?

Visa extensions: The normal 30-day tourist visa is a single entry, and once it runs out you can extend at an embassy for another 30 days for a fee of $45 USD. After that, you must leave the country and come back to get a new visa.

Is there a train from Cambodia to Vietnam?

To travel from Cambodia to Vietnam, you have to take a bus. There is no passenger train connection between these two countries. There are daily direct bus connections from Siem Reap (Cambodia) to Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) with a journey time of 9 hours and a ticket fare from 25 EUR.

Is it better to live in Vietnam or Thailand?

Both are ‘stable’ and considered safe for travelling and living, in terms of daily life. Thailand wins hands down with convenience, options and comfort. Travelling around Vietnam, although progressing quickly, is still more of an adventure.

How many weeks to spend in Thailand Cambodia and Vietnam?

3 Weeks In Thailand, Cambodia And Vietnam Itinerary 1 Days One to Three: Bangkok 2 Days Four to Seven: Thai Beaches 3 Days Eight To Ten: Siem Reap And Angkor Archelogical Park 4 Days 11 and 12: Phnom Penh 5 Days 13 and 14: Ho Chi Minh City 6 Days 15 to 18: Hoi An 7 Days 18 to 21: Hanoi and Halong Bay

How to get from Cambodia to Vietnam?

13 Places To Visit in Cambodia LEG 3: VIETNAM Cambodia to Vietnam 1230 nn: Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh bus Travel time from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam is usually 6 to 7 hours. Go with a reputable bus company like Giant Ibis, Mekong Express or Capitol Tours.

What is your review of the Thailand-Vietnam trip?

This trip is very exciting, especially among travelers embarking on their first multi-country journey in the region. I highly recommend it because you’ll be able to see many awe-inspiring sights including the Grand Palace & temples in Thailand, majestic Angkor temples in Cambodia & energetic urban scene in Vietnam.

Where to go after Thailand and Cambodia?

From there, it goes to the incredible Angkor Archaeological Park and to the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. After Thailand and Cambodia, you’ll spend a week travelling south-to-north in Vietnam, where you’ll have a chance to see the country’s increasingly modern cities, colonial towns and World Heritage sites.