Days 1 – 2 - Phnom Penh
Arrive in Phnom Penh and take in the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, National Museum and learn about the Khmer Rouge at Tuol Sleng Museum before indulging in one of the many ambient riverside cafés. The capital is a city constantly reinventing itself, and is home to abundant (and delicious!) dining options. Consider trying the national dish, fish amok – a tasty marriage of Bassac river fish, coconut and Khmer spices.
Days 3–4 - Siemreap
Fly to Siemreap, gateway to Angkor. You will discover several awesome temples (some on an exciting tuk-tuk tour), experience sunrise at stunning Angkor Wat, and take a trip to Tonle Sap Lake. Some other highlights will be the Bayon, Angkor Thom, Banteay Srei and Ta Phrom.
Days 5–7 - Saigon & Mekong Delta
Fly to Saigon and get to know her sites and markets on an insightful walking tour around District One. The fascinating Cu Chi Tunnels played an important part in the Vietnamese victories over the French and Americans and are a good place to learn about the country’s recent history. No visit to Saigon is complete without experiencing the Mekong Delta – you will enjoy boat trips to local fruit orchards and lush scenery before returning to Ho Chi Minh City.
Days 8–9 - Hoi An
Hoi An’s architecture, delicacies and friendly local people make her a true Vietnam highlight. Visit her tailors and galleries, the beach, or take part in a cooking demonstration. A sunset cruise on the Thu Bon River is a great way to get from the seaside to the Old Town, and you are sure to enjoy Travel Indochina’s unique ‘Hoi An Local for a Day’ experience.
Days 10–11 - Hue
Drive north to Hue, the former imperial capital, to see the last empire’s Forbidden City, the Citadel, as well as the tombs of two Nguyen Dynasty emperors, Khai Dinh and Tu Duc. A dragon boat will bring you down the Perfume River from one of the country’s most sacred pagodas to your hotel after a day’s exploration.
Days 12–13 - Hanoi & Halong Bay
Fly to Hanoi and take a cyclo through the Old Quarter, the capital’s most enthralling district. Discover historic Ba Dinh Square, where Ho Chi Minh declared Vietnam’s independence and now lies in state in a grand mausoleum. A day cruising onboard a private boat in Halong Bay will surely make for memories of a lifetime.
Day 14: Flight from Hanoi to Vientiane
Laos’ serene riverside capital is where you will explore several beautiful wats, including Wat Sisaket, Haw Phra Kaew, and Wat That Luang. The Patuxai Monument is a bizarre vestige of Laos’ colorful recent past and an interesting site to see. Take part in a unique, traditional ‘baci’ welcome ceremony, and perhaps spend sunset with a cold ‘Beer Lao’ in hand on the banks of the river.
Days 15–18: Vientiane - Luang Prabang
Fly north to Luang Prabang, the jewel of Indochina’s crown. Here a tuk-tuk will bring you face to face with Wat Xieng Thong and Wat Mai. You will have the opportunity to chat with local monks, encounter hilltribe villages, experience the acclaimed night market and have a sunset drink at Wat Pha Bhat Tai. Depart on day 18.
INCLUDES:
- Twin shared/double room in indicated hotel and daily breakfast
- Round trip airport transfer as indicated
- A/C transportation with driver for tour as program
- Cruise trip in Halong Bay
- English speaking guides (Other languages are available upon request)
- Admission fees
- Air ticket Phnom Penh - Siemreap and airport tax
- Air ticket Siemreap - Ho Chi Minh City and airport tax
- Air ticket Ho Chi Minh City - Danang and airport tax
- Air ticket Hue - Hanoi and airport tax
- Air ticket Hanoi - Vientiane and airport tax
- Air ticket Vientiane - Luang Prabang and airport tax
- Fresh bottles water
EXCLUDES:
- An entry visa to Cambodia Laos and Vietnam
- Meals are quoted separately (USD 7-10/meal /person - set menu)
- International airfare & airport taxes
- Drinks in meals and mini bar as well
- Personal expenses such as laundry, photos, tel./fax fees
- Others not mentioned in the price above
- Tips & gratitude for guide, porters & drivers.
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