Journey through Indochina for a taste of the rich culture and heritage, and natural splendour of these lands - all with some good food and good times!
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Tour Experience
Visit the best of Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos on this 11 day expedition across South-East Asia.
- Explore the temples of Angkor, which houses the famous Angkor Wat.
- Get a taste of Siem Reap's night life.
- Local markets
- Interact with the locals.
- Discover all that Vietnam's capital has to offer.
- A junk boat ride in Halong Bay
- The freshest seafood and local delicacies
- Local sightseeing in Luang Prabang
- The beautiful Kuang Si waterfalls
- Traditional river boat rides
- Visit the sacred Pak Ou caves
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Travel notes of the day
You can use the evening to explore Siem Reap's vibrant nightlife.
- Bustling with tourists, Pub Street is a short lane filled with pubs, nightclubs and bars. Let your hair down, bust a few moves and enjoy some great food and drinks, all amidst loud music blaring from speakers.
- You can also head to the Angkor Night Market which is filled with Khmer-style huts selling a variety of goods and snacks.
Welcome to Cambodia. A local guide awaits your arrival at the airport and will drive you to your hotel to get settled in. Once you check in, you have the rest of the day at your leisure.
- Siem Reap
Travel notes of the day
Today, go back in time to the 12th century AD.
- The ancient city of Angkor Thom was the last capital of the Khmer dynasty and is believed to have been founded by the Buddhist king, Jayavarman VII. The Bayon temple is in the heart of Angkor Thom is the creative genius of the very same king. Each of its 54 towers is topped with the four faces of Avalokiteshvara who is the Buddha of Compassion.
- Ta Prohm has been abandoned to the elements, left just as it was ‘discovered’ to nature, by the French explorer Henri Mouhot.
- Angkor Wat or 'Temple City' (in Khmer, Angkor = City, Wat = Temple) is believed to be the world's largest religious building. It was built by King Suryavarman II in the 12th century as a Hindu temple, but went on to become a Buddhist one.
Today we visit the temple ruins of Angkor. Around 8 - 8:30 am, we drive to Angkor Thom, the ancient capital city of the Khmer empire, along with our local guide.
A glimpse of your day -
We begin our circuit at the Bayon temple with its 54 towers, smack dab in the centre of the city. We then visit the Terrace of the Leper King, the Terrace of Elephants and the temple of Baphuon. Our next stop is the Ta Phrohm temple which features in the movie 'Tomb Raider'. Finally, we journey to the Mother of all temples, the famous Angkor Wat.
- Siem Reap
- Angkor
- Siem Reap
Travel notes of the day
Bid adieu to Cambodia!
You can spend the morning roaming nearby streets and doing some last-minute shopping. You will then be dropped off at the Siem Reap airport to catch a flight to Luang Prabang, Laos.
A representative will pick you up from Luang Prabang airport and will drive you to your hotel where you can spend the rest of the day at your leisure.
- Siem Reap
- Luang Prabang
Travel notes of the day
The Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre was set up to rescue black bears from poaching, as their parts were being sold off in the black market. Watch as the bears sleeping in hammocks and prancing around gaily. You even have the chance to help out the team and prepare food for the bears.
Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed for its blend of the contemporary, traditional and the colonial.
The day begins with a visit to the Phosi morning Market, the biggest in Luang Prabang. Watch the locals chattering away happily as they sell a variety of products and take in the sights, smells and sounds of the busy market. Tasting some local dishes is a must do here.
Our next stop is the gorgeous Kuang Si waterfalls. The drive there itself is scenic, with green rice fields and quaint little villages that come your way. You can stop for a while at some of them before continuing ahead. Take a dip in the refreshing waters of Kuang Si. Drop by the Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre at the base of the falls, to help out and watch cuddly bears lazing around in the sanctuary.
We then drive back into the city for some sightseeing. Visit some of the city's most acclaimed, ornately decorated temples like the Wat Xieng Thong (The Golden Monastery) and the Wat Sene (The Temple of 100,000 treasures).
The evening calls for a visit to the Phousi mountain where you can watch the sun disappear into the horizon as it lights up the sky in hues of red and orange.
On our way back to the hotel, we make a pit stop at the H'mong Night Market look around and shop for souvenirs.
- Luang Prabang
- Kuang Si Falls
- Luang Prabang
Travel notes of the day
Find some spectacular views and catch a glimpse of the village life of the locals as you cruise by.
You can spend the evening relaxing at some of the local bars with a drink in hand and some music to liven up the atmosphere. Try the Lao-Lao, a local rice whisky, much cheaper than most other drinks but without compromising on taste!
After an early breakfast, you will be picked up by tuk-tuk to journey to the boat jetty. Hop on the Nava Mekong, a traditional slow boat for a shared cruise along the Mekong river.
We journey 2 hours upstream to the Pak Ou caves which are home to a Buddhist temple. A number of ancient statues of Buddha are displayed in the caves. This is a significant pilgrimage site, particularly during the Lao New Year. You also stop by the village of Ban Xang Hai on your way to Pak Ou.
Lunch will be served on board. Choose from a variety of delectable Lao dishes.
On returning to Luang Prabang, you will be escorted back to your hotel for some leisure time.
- Luang Prabang
- Pak Ou Caves
- Luang Prabang
Travel notes of the day
Bid adieu to Laos as we head to our next destination - Vietnam, or The Land of the Ascending Dragon! Make sure you have all your travel documents at the ready.
Pack your bags for a journey to Hanoi
A representative will drop you off at the Luang Prabang airport, to catch a flight to Hanoi. On arriving, check into your hotel and enjoy a laid-back day getting some well-deserved rest.
- Luang Prabang
- Hanoi
Travel notes of the day
Some sightseeing and shopping awaits us today!
Hanoi is one of the more multicultural societies in Vietnam.
Enjoy a lovely lunch at a local restaurant in the Hanoi Old Quarter, set in the heart of the city.
Do not miss the city's streetfood - it truly is something else. Also try the infamous cà phê trúng or the Vietnamese egg coffee!
We get touristy today as we explore Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam.
Here are some of the stops on our itinerary -
- Tran Quoc pagoda - a beautiful Buddhist temple on the banks of West Lake
- Ho Chi Minh complex - A mausoleum complex, the resting place of Ho Chi Minh, fondly referred to as Uncle Ho who was a leader of Vietnam's Nationalist movement and the first president of the country.
- Temple of Literature - It was constructed in 1070 to honour Confucius and the best of the Vietnamese scholars. The first university of Vietnam, 'Quoc Tu Giam' was established here.
- Vietnamese Museum of Ethnology - It tells the story of Vietnam's many indigenous groups and houses traditional artefacts, tools and houses of these ethnic groups.
- Ngoc Son Temple - The Temple of the Jade Mountain was built in honour of Tran Hung Dao, a leader who bravely fought off the Mongols.
You will be dropped of at the hotel after we call it a day.
Travel notes of the day
The Bai Dinh Pagoda is believed to be the largest Buddhist complex in South-East Asia. It houses 500 Arhat stone statues and an impressive 10 m tall bronze statue of Lord Buddha, weighing a 100 tonnes.
The Trang An Landscape Complex, an ecological paradise, is a collection of karst caves, valleys and biodiversity, as well as historical sites. It has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its splendour, both in terms of culture and natural beauty.
After an early breakfast, you will be picked up (join in tour) by your guide and you head towards the Bai Dinh Pagoda, the largest Buddhist complex in South-East Asia.
Have a leisurely lunch at a local restaurant.
Post lunch, we visit Trang An, an ecological complex, for a boat ride amidst scenic landscapes through limestone caves - the Lam Cave and the Thanh Truot Cave. We also make a pit stop at the Cao Son temple and the Suoi Tien temple, as well as the Vu Lam Palace.
You will be dropped of at the hotel in Hanoi after we call it a day.
- Hanoi
- Bai Dinh Pagoda
- Trang An Landscape Complex
- Hanoi
Travel notes of the day
Halong Bay is another UNESCO World Heritage site in Vietnam.
Owing to its growing popularity, the bay attracts a number of tourists from around the world which has lead to an increase in pollution and littering. Be a responsible traveller!
Today we visit the wonder that is Halong Bay, with its 2000 islands set in the Gulf of Tonkin.
You will be dropped of at Halong harbour where you hop onto an overnight cruise through the emerald waters of the bay. Discover beautiful limestone caves and karsts, secluded lagoons, and a smattering of islets on your journey.
Enjoy the freshest and most delicious seafood aboard as you take in the scenic landscape.
- Hanoi
- Halong Bay
Travel notes of the day
Get some shopping and sightseeing in. Try some of Hanoi's famous street food - unmatched elsewhere.
Today calls for some leisure. Unwind aboard the cruise as you take in the sun.
After a lovely brunch on board, we return to Hanoi by bus. Spend the rest of the day as you please.
- Halong Bay
- Hanoi
Travel notes of the day
Bid goodbye to South-East Asia as you head home with unforgettable memories.
The trip comes to an end here. Pack up and make sure you have all your travel documents. You will be dropped off at the Hanoi airport for your onward journey.
- Hanoi
- Noi Bai Interational Airport
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- Accommodation on a twin-sharing basis with breakfast.
- All airport transfers by an air-conditioned vehicle
- Join in tours as mentioned
- Local English-speaking guide
- Meals wherever specified
- Entrance fees
- Complimentary Vietnam Visa letter
- Mineral water on coach (2 bottles/day/pax)
- International flight tickets
- Vietnam Visa stamp fee of 25 USD for single entry
- Cambodia Visa fee of 30 USD for single entry
- Luang Prabang Visa fee of 40 USD for single entry
- Early check in & Late check out
- Drinks, other than water.
- Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, drinks, cigarettes)
- Tips and gratuities
- Travel insurance
- Any surcharges at hotel on special holidays.
- Hotels are subject to availability.
- Check in usually begins after 2 pm.
- Flight fares are subject to change.
- During the festive season and peak season, expect an increase in rates.
- Validity of the passport should be minimum 6 months from the intended date of return.
- For group from 10 and more, a compulsory tip for the guide and driver is added.
- Learning the local language always earns you smiles (and discounts!)
- Public display of affection is frowned upon as it is considered impolite.
- Be respectful of monks. Woman, especially, must never touch male monks.
- It is advised that you dress conservatively while visiting religious sites and places of worship.
- It is recommended that you obtain an e-visa, in case of Vietnam. It's a quick and easy process which can be done via the following government website
The processing fee for the same is 25 USD. Ensure that you have in hand a printed E-visa.
- As for the Cambodian visa, you can either apply for an e-visa or you can obtain a visa on arrival.
- The processing fee for an e-visa is 30 USD. Ensure that you have in hand a printed E-visa.
- Visa on arrival - You are required to bring 2 passport photos in color (4x6cm), fill in the visa form at Siem Reap airport and pay 30 USD per person for the visa fee.
- In case of Laos, you can obtain a visa on arrival at the Luang Prabang airport. You are required to bring 2 passport photos in color (4x6cm), fill in the visa form at Luang Prabang airport and pay 40 USD per person as the visa fee.
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