TRAVEL COLLAB | Why Year-End Festival Travel in Southeast Asia Requires Deep Planning
[COLLAB] Thursday, February 19, 2026
When you plan a trip to Southeast Asia during the year-end season, you expect a mix of warm weather and vibrant festivities. This period is the busiest time for the region as global travelers flock to iconic cities and tropical islands.
In Thailand, Loi Krathong lights rivers with floating lanterns, while Cambodia’s Bon Om Touk fills Phnom Penh with boat races and crowds along the Mekong. In Laos, the That Luang Festival draws thousands to Vientiane for processions and temple ceremonies.
These events are powerful cultural moments, and they transform how cities function. From fully booked hotels to crowded public transport, the reality of peak season travel requires careful thought. If you want to enjoy the culture without the stress of logistics, a deep planning strategy is your best tool.






























































