15 Days Vietnam & Cambodia Unveiled

Hanoi – Ninh Binh – Halong Bay – Hue – Danang – Ho Chi Minh City – Siem Reap

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$1199

DURATION

15 days

LANGUAGE

English Speaking Guide

TRANSPORT

Private Cars & Flight

From Hanoi's old streets to the karsts of Ninh Binh. Begin with the Temple of Literature, the Museum of Ethnology, Hoa Lo Prison and a walk through the Old Quarter to the famous Train Street. Then row Tam Coc's river between rice fields and caves, visit Bich Dong Pagoda and climb the 500 steps of Mua Cave, before sailing Ha Long Bay - kayaking Luon Cave, swimming at Titop Island, tai chi at sunrise and the vast Sung Sot Cave.

Imperial Hue, the Golden Bridge and lantern-lit Hoi An. Drift the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda, wander Tu Duc's tomb and the Imperial City, and watch incense being made in Thuy Xuan village. Cross to Ba Na Hills for the Golden Bridge and French Village, then paddle a basket boat in Cam Thanh and stroll Hoi An's ancient town as the lanterns come on.

South to Saigon, the Mekong and the temples of Angkor. See Notre Dame Cathedral, the War Remnants Museum and Cholon by cyclo, crawl the Cu Chi Tunnels, and cruise the Mekong's coconut canals in Ben Tre with a taste of Khmer culture in Tra Vinh. The journey ends in Siem Reap: floating villages on Tonle Sap, the stone faces of Bayon at Angkor Thom, mighty Angkor Wat, sunset from Pre Rup hill, the river of a thousand lingas at Kbal Spean and the pink sandstone carvings of Banteay Srei.

15 days 14 nights vacation
$1199
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  • For 01-04pax: US$ 5/pax/day
  • For 05-09pax: US$ 4/pax/day
  • For 10pax up: US$ 3/pax/day

Day by day itinerary

Day 01

Hanoi Arrival

Arrival in Noi Bai airport, you will be picked up then transferred to the hotel in city center.

Meals: No meals

Overnight at a hotel in Hanoi

Day 02

Hanoi City Tour – Train Street

Starting the day trip will be a visit of Temple of Literature constructed in 1070 to worship Confucius, which served as the first Royal National University in Vietnam. The site also honors 82 Vietnamese doctorates who passed a number of rigid exams in the feudal ages. Their names, birthdays and birthplaces are engraved in 82 headstones perched on stone tortoises. It is widely believed that touching the heads of these tortoises will bring luck. Its peaceful green compound with its neatly maintained lawns, gardens and lotus ponds make it a tranquil hideaway from the city's bustle and heat.

Then, we will visit the Museum of Ethnology (closed on Mondays, the alternative being the History Museum), which offers informative and well–documented displays of the country's 54 ethnic groups, including elaborate and colorful hill tribe costumes. The display continues in the museum's garden with fascinating examples of traditional houses of numerous minority groups, from the Kinhs to the ethnic groups of the Central Highlands.

Next stop, Hoa Lo prison –Located in the center of the capital of Vietnam, well–known as one of the most inhumane prisons with terrified punishment, Hoa Lo Prison, aka Maison Centrale, is a symbol of strong will of prisoners and their sacrifice for their communist ideals.

Lastly, we explore the Old Quarter for a walking tour, then you will have a deeper insight of local daily life and train street (drinks excluded). We then head to Ngoc Son Temple set on a tiny island in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake. Ngoc Son Temple dates back to the 13th century, and the lake itself is the picturesque heart of Hanoi, frequented by tourists and locals alike.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Hanoi

Day 03

Hanoi – Ninh Binh – Tam Coc – Mua Cave

In the morning, our car and guide will pick you up to travel to Hoa Lu – the former capital of Vietnam, about a two–hour drive from Hanoi. On arrival, you will visit Tam Coc (three caves), a peaceful valley among limestone 'karst' hills, there, you will be rowed along a gentle river between paddy fields and through the caves.

After the boat trip in Tam Coc, we will visit Bich Dong Pagoda which is a famous historical and cultural relic in Ninh Binh. Its unique characteristic is the perfect combination of ancient pagodas with cross–covered roofs, natural caves and majestic mountains, and so on, hidden in the green of tropical forests.

the rest of day, visit Mua Caves and learn about its interesting stories told by our guide. From the top of the cave, you can see majestic landscape of Tam Coc. Continue climb 500 stone steps, you are on the top of the mountain where you can enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the countryside and wonderful Ngo Dong River. Overnight in Ninh Binh hotel.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Ninh Binh

Day 04

Ninh Binh – Transfer To Halong Bay – Overnight On Cruise

Breakfast at hotel. After breakfast, we transfer to Ha Long Bay by road.

11:30 – 11:45 Arrive at Halong International Harbor

12:15 Embark on the cruise by tender. Check–in, enjoy welcome drinks and cruise briefing

13:00 Enjoy lunch while cruising to magnificent Ha Long Bay, and admire the fascinating formations on the way

14:45 Luon cave – kayaking or bamboo boat Luon cave excursion on bamboo rowing boat by locals or kayaking. This is one of the must–do activities in the bay.

16:00 Titop Island – Climbing, Beach & Swimming. Your next stop is Titop Island with its famous crescent moon–shaped beach and tranquil beautiful blue waters. Viewing Halong Bay from the peak of Titop Island is another not–to–be–missed activity.

17:00 – 18:30 Enjoy the best moments of the day at sundeck as the sun hits the water between the dramatic limestone peaks and emerald–green coves, enjoying drinks and a cooking demonstration.

19:15 Savour a delicious dinner

21:00 Night–time squid fishing

22:30 Free of mind with sweet dreams

Note: the itinerary of the cruise in Ha Long Bay will be changed following to your chosen cruise and weather.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Overnight on a cruise

Day 05

Halong Bay – Hanoi – Flight To Hue

06:15 Enjoy the sunrise on the Bay. Morning Tai Chi session on sundeck

06:30 Light breakfast. Coffee, tea, and pastries served in the restaurant

07:20 Sung Sot cave excursion. Explore Sung Sot Cave – the biggest and most stunning cave in Halong Bay

09:15 Check–out of cabins & bill settlement. Start cruising back to the port

09:30 Buffet brunch served at the restaurant

10:45 – 11:00 Back to the port. Farewell and disembark

11:15 – 11:30 Get on the bus back to Hanoi and on the road we transfer to Noi Bai airport for flight to Hue. On arrival, pick up with our guide

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Hue

Day 06

Hue Visit

In the morning, we depart to Hue and will take a boat trip on poetic Perfume River. Stop to visit Thien Mu Pagoda (Celestial Lady Pagoda) built in 1601 – the symbol of Hue city. Visit Tu Duc Mausoleum, one of Hue's finest royal tombs, an architectural complex comprised of 40 buildings (palaces, temples, pavilions, etc.).

The afternoon will be spent visiting Hue Imperial City, the last royal city of Vietnam with various beautiful structures including the Flag Tower, Ngo Mon Gate, Nine Dynastic Urns, Nine Holy Cannons, Thai Hoa Palace and the Forbidden Purple City or Tu Cam Thanh. Next, let's move to Thuy Xuan incense–making village – the oldest of its kind in Vietnam. The incense–making craft in Thuy Xuan village is believed to be dated back to the Nguyen Dynasty in the 1800s. In the past, local villagers used to supply incense sticks to the Court, the nobility. Then, we will take a short break to try the most famous street food in Hue which is 20 kinds of sweet soup. If we have time, will visit Dong Ba market with many local food and souvenirs.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at hotel in Hue

Day 07

Hue – Ba Na Hills – Mercure Ba Na French Village

After breakfast, transfer to Ba Na hill to take a cable car to the beautiful Ba Na Hills, a hill station and resort located in the Truong Son Mountain region of central Vietnam. See the fascinating Linh Ung Pagoda and marvel at its exquisite architectural design. Stand before the massive 30–meter–tall statue of Buddha towering in the clouds, and then make your way to a French cellar still used today to distill alcohol. Continue the tour to the lovely Tinh Tam Garden, stand at the Nghinh Phong Peak, and make your way to Vong Nguyet Hill for some spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding region. Visit Golden Bridge, a 150–meter–long pedestrian bridge with two giant stone hands supporting the structure. Get a scenic overlook and enjoy the view of the beautiful landscape of nature comfortably and smoothly.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Overnight at a hotel in Da Nang

Day 08

Danang – Cam Thanh Village – Hoi An Ancient Town

After breakfast, we drive to Hoi An town. Then we transfer to a local fishing – Cam Thanh village, a chance to discover the daily life of Vietnamese fishermen, their families and their community. Take a local fisherman on the river, see how they cast net. Learn how to paddle the Vietnamese unique bamboo basket boat. Explore the now tranquil coconut–palm flanked waterways of a past war and hear of the extreme conditions endured by soldiers of both sides. Back to the town by car.

In the afternoon, explore Hoi An ancient town, when visiting the Japanese Pagoda Bridge, Chinese streets, old Phung Hung houses, Hoi An's market and ancient port. On the 1st and 15th of every lunar month, Hoi An's ancient town is lit up by hundreds of colorful lanterns, giving it an extra portion of sparkle. Enjoy the city's transformation and stroll through this quaint, glowing fairytale town in your free time.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Danang

Day 09

Da Nang – Flight To Ho Chi Minh City

In the morning, transfer to airport no guide only driver for the flight to Ho Chi Minh City. On arrival pick up with our guide and transfer to city centre.

In the afternoon, visit the Notre Dame Cathedral and the General Post Office. Then, you will visit the War Remnants Museum formerly known as the Museum of American War Crimes. This is a poignant display of the futility of war. After visiting the War Remains Museum (please be aware that some rooms are advisory parental regards war victims' pictures). Next on the sightseeing list is pagoda of the Emperor of Jade, an icon of the inhabitants of Ho Chi Minh City and venerated for a hundred years. The prayers of the faithful (passing through) would increase fertility and even influence it. Another site that cannot be missed is Binh Tay Market or 'Cho Lon', which can be roughly translated to 'big market'. Your tour of Ho Chi Minh City will end with a visit to a lacquerware workshop

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

Day 10

Ho Chi Minh City – Cyclo Tour – Cu Chi Tunnels

In the morning you will join Ho Chi Minh City cyclo tour. Ho Chi Minh City is full of secret places & wonderful stories. With a history going back over 2.000 years, it makes the city a promising destination for any curious tourist. We decided to make you discovering it with a local point of view through an original way among the corporations' streets. In the course of this tour (more or less 2h30), the traveler will see Cholon, different traditional shopping streets, market flower... Cyclo is the best discover the city regards distances.

Then we drive to the Cu Chi Tunnels, situated 70km from Ho Chi Minh City. The Cu Chi Tunnel system was created around 1948 to assist the Viet Minh in their combat against French occupiers. Construction and enlargement continued during American bombings and they were turned into an underground city with living areas, kitchens, storage, weapon factories and field hospitals. The Cu Chi Tunnels could house up to 10,000 people who lived underground for years, getting married and raising children. During the Vietnam– American War the entire area of Cu Chi was designated as a fire free zone yet was heavily bombarded. Since 1988, two sections of the tunnels are open for visitors to crawl through and better understand the war

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

Day 11

Ho Chi Minh City – Mekong Delta Discovery

Depart from Ho Chi Minh City to Mo Cay for visiting the floating market at Ben Tre. Board a sampan along the canals and visit the Thom Coconut Floating Market. Boats filled with coconuts and various other fruits and produce wait for customers and trade. Continue to the Ho Isles for lunch.

After lunch, enjoy a walk on one of the islands to see local life with small hamlets and gardens. Visit a fruit orchard and try some fresh seasonal fruit from the Delta, such as mango, dragon fruit or jackfruit (type of fruit will depend on season). Then enjoy a traditional herbal foot bath. Continue to Tra Vinh for learning about the Khmer culture, who share language and traditions with Cambodians. Return to Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Overnight at a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

Day 12

Sai Gon – Flight To Siem Reap – Tonle Sap Lake – Phsar Chas Old Market

In the morning, transfer to airport no guide only driver for the flight to Siem Reap SGN SAI 1200 1315. On arrival, in Siem Reap, meet up our local guide.

Then we will explore Tonle Sap Lake, the largest natural lake in Indochina. We will cruise for one to two hours to visit its floating villages and discover the life here on the water. After disembarking, we will drive back to Siem Reap through the peaceful countryside, passing quaint villages with lush rice paddies and rows of palm. We will visit Phsar Chas Old Market is a vibrant and bustling market located on the west side of the Siem Reap River in Cambodia. As the oldest Khmer market in Siem Reap, it holds a special place in the hearts of the local population and offers a unique experience for visitors looking to immerse themselves in the local lifestyle.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Siem Reap

Day 13

Siem Reap – Angkor Thom – Angkor Wat – Siem Reap

- We will start the day with a visit to the South Gate of Angkor Thom (Angkor Thom means "Great City" in English), the famous Bayon Temple built in late 12th century, the Baphoun Temple dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, Ta Prohm, Terrace of the Elephants, Terrace of Leper King and Phimean Akas.

In the afternoon, we will visit the World Heritage site "Angkor Wat", which is the world's largest religious building. We will then continue our day with a visit to Pre Rub Hill Temple and watch the sunset from the top of the hill.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Siem Reap

Day 14

Siem Reap – Kbal Spean – Banteay Srei – Siem Reap

We will start our day trip by visiting Kbal Spean referred to as "The river of a Thousand Lingas" which is situated 30km north of Angkor Wat, roughly a one hour drive. It closes at 3pm. We will take a forest walk and then return for lunch.

We will continue from there straight to Banteay Srei, "The Citadel of Women" built at a time when the Khmer Empire was gaining significant power. Like numerous others, it is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. It is a masterpiece of Khmer art with its intricate, pink sandstone construction and ornate design. On the way back to Siem Reap, we will visit Srah Srang, "The Royal Bath" and Banteay Kdei, a richly decorated Buddhist temple

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Overnight at a hotel in Siem Reap

Day 15

Siem Reap Departure

After breakfast, free time until transfer to airport no guide only driver for your departure flight. The hotel is available until noon

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DESTINATION INFORMATION

The country has a rather variable climate, stretching 2,000 km from north to south and with approximately three-quarters of the country being mountainous. Tropical, hot, and humid. Monsoons divide the year into two seasons: a hot and rainy one from May to October/November, and a cool and dry one from December to April. There is a risk of typhoons between September and October, when the summer monsoon transitions into the winter monsoon. In the central part of the country, the monsoon season begins in July and ends in January.

1. Vietnam grants e-visas for citizens of all countries and territories with a 90-day stay duration and valid for multiple entry.

2. Citizens of 24 countries enjoying unilateral visa exemption can stay in Vietnam for up to 45 days.

The 24 countries include Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Finland, Switzerland.

Timezone: UTC +7

Vietnam uses the Vietnamese Dong (VND) for most daily transactions. While some places may accept USD or EUR, it’s not very common, so it’s always more convenient to pay in local currency.

Cash is still widely used, especially in local markets and small shops while credit cards are accepted at hotels, malls, and more upscale restaurants, sometimes with a small surcharge.

ATMs are easy to find in cities and tourist areas, so withdrawing cash is generally simple and convenient.

With no coastline, Laos has a tropical climate with distinct dry (October to April) and rainy (May to September) seasons. October to February is the best time to visit — dry and comfortable; November and December are ideal for Mekong cruises at peak water levels. March and April are very hot, best as a short stop. From May to September, rainfall peaks around July and August, turning Laos at its most lush and vibrant.
  1. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Laos, with blank pages for immigration stamps.

  2. Laos e-Visa available online for eligible travellers: up to 30 days stay, valid up to 60 days after approval, single entry (laoevisa.gov.la).

  3. Visa on Arrival at designated international entry points for eligible travellers — check latest regulations before departure.

  4. Arrival information can be completed online via the Lao Immigration arrival registration system (immigration.gov.la).

Timezone: UTC +7

Laos uses the Lao Kip (LAK) for most daily transactions. Cash remains important, particularly outside major tourist areas, while credit cards are increasingly accepted at hotels, restaurants, and larger establishments in key destinations — though carrying local currency is recommended.

Cash is still widely used, especially in local markets and small shops, while credit cards are accepted at hotels and more upscale restaurants in major cities, sometimes with a small surcharge. US dollars and Thai Baht are also commonly accepted in tourist areas.

ATMs are easy to find in cities and tourist areas, so withdrawing cash is generally simple and convenient.

Cambodia has a tropical climate with two main seasons and can be visited year-round. November to March is the best time — dry and relatively cool, ideal for sightseeing and temple visits. April to May is the hot season, still dry but very hot (up to 40°C) and dusty, except for the lively Khmer New Year water celebrations. June to October is the green, rainy season, with short tropical showers, lush countryside, and high water at Tonle Sap making the floating village experience especially authentic.
  1. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Cambodia, with blank pages for immigration stamps.

  2. Tourist e-Visa (Type T) available online for travellers from many countries: up to 30 days stay, valid for entry within 3 months of issue (evisa.gov.kh).

  3. Visa on Arrival at major airports (Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville) and selected land borders with Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos — passport photo and USD payment required.

  4. All travellers must complete the e-Arrival Card online before entry (arrival.gov.kh).

Timezone: UTC +7

Cambodia uses the Cambodian Riel (KHR) for most daily transactions. US dollars are also widely used, particularly in tourist areas, while the Riel is commonly used for smaller transactions and change. Credit cards are accepted at many hotels, restaurants, and larger establishments.

Cash is still widely used, especially in local markets and small shops; US dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas, while the Riel is commonly used for smaller transactions and change. Credit cards are accepted at many hotels, restaurants, and larger establishments.

ATMs are easy to find in cities and tourist areas, so withdrawing cash is generally simple and convenient.

Thailand can be visited year-round, though weather varies by region. November to February is the best time to go — cool, dry, and sunny nationwide, with the famous Loy Krathong and Yi Peng festivals. March to May is hot and sunny with little rain, and April gets lively with Songkran. June to October is the rainy season, bringing higher humidity and tropical showers. Note the Gulf side (Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao) differs slightly: dry with calm seas from February to July, wetter and rougher from August to December.

  1. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Thailand.
  2. Visa-free entry for tourism is available to eligible nationalities; permitted stay varies by nationality — check the latest requirements, as the policy was revised in 2026.
  3. Visa-required travellers can apply via the Thailand e-Visa system (thaievisa.go.th) or at a Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate.
  4. All non-Thai nationals must complete the Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online within 3 days before arrival (tdac.immigration.go.th).

Timezone: UTC +7

Thailand uses the Thai Baht (THB) for most daily transactions. Cash is widely used, particularly for smaller purchases, markets, and local establishments, while credit cards are commonly accepted at hotels, restaurants, shopping centres, and larger businesses inư major destinations.

Cash is still widely used, especially for smaller purchases, markets, and local establishments, while credit cards are commonly accepted at hotels, restaurants, shopping centres, and larger businesses in major destinations.

ATMs are easy to find in cities and tourist areas, so withdrawing cash is generally simple and convenient.

15 Days Vietnam & Cambodia Unveiled

15 days 14 nights vacation
$1199