BANGKOK TO LAOS 🇱🇦 By OVERNIGHT SLEEPER TRAIN (WHAT ITS REALLY LIKE?!!) 

Thank you bro 🙂 I do the best I can!

Thank you bro 🙂

Sure I’d do that if had a choice 🙂

Thank you so much 😊

You're welcome, I'll be sharing more info on Laos in the upcoming vlogs but a typical daily budget would be around 30-50$ USD/PP as Laos is extremely affordable. I was told by the Thai immigration to fly back to Thailand but my Kenyan friend who works in Bangkok usually travels back and forth by road, I think it depends on your passport. But flights would typically cost around 70-80$ USD to Bangkok.

I think this one is superb clean and really well maintained. I liked it very much!

Hi thank you for your appreciation! No you don’t need to tip anyone.I gave them a 50$ USD note and got my change back. It is very relaxed and a very friendly immigration experience!

@@ciaokarthik Many thanks for the update.

I think technically it must be good. It’s visa free so you just get a stamp on passport but I recommend double checking if they’d allow to enter by road wherever you’re getting your ticket from. Sometimes passport strength matters!

1000 Thai baht = 2400 Indian rupees for second AC

I think entry to Thailand can be done so but it depends on your passport strength. I didn’t try it but it might be possible.

@@ciaokarthik what about you sir? Did you return back with train?

As per my best knowledge we need to fly back to Thailand for some reason, only one way is allowed by road for Indians

@@ciaokarthik thank you 🙏

You’re welcome 🙂

I think it does, it’s like the grand station of Bangkok now.

Thank you Sir.

Anytime 🙂

Hey you can show up at the station and book the tickets by showing your passport,that’s what I did. It is possible to book online with a Thai app but I found it kind of difficult.