Yes. During the 18th century, Siam (which is now Thailand) established control over the majority of land that is now Laos. In 1828, the Vientiane Lao rebelled, but were unsuccessful. Laos became part of Siam. Siam had control over Laos until the French invaded Vietnam. In the early 1900s, Laos was absorbed into French Indochina thanks to treaties with Siam. So yes. Laos was part of Thailand (known then as Siam) for approximately 80 years.
Myanmar(Burma), Laos, and Cambodia are the countriies that border Thailand. the Gulf of Thailand borders the southeastern part and Andaman Sea borders the southwestern part.
No. Laos and Thailand are separate individual countries.
Thailand, Laos and Vietnam.
The river sperating Thailand and Laos is the Mekong River
Asia. It's under laos which is under china.
Laos in the north, Vietnam to the east, and Thailand to the west.
yes. China, India, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam are the main countries of indo china.
Mainland southeast Asia also including Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, and Laos.
The countris that border Thailand are Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Malaysia
i would have said thailand because laos has nothing and with all the villagers its a small country but thailand is the dominant because it is luxury but now i dont know because the flood in thailand........................also i am thai/laos
The country northeast of Thailand is Laos, and southeast is Cambodia.
Thailand is south of Laos. So is Cambodia.