Explore Vietnam and Cambodia | 7 Days Itinerary

Start the day with a delightful first meal of the day. Today, travelers get to head east through breathtaking villages where Vietnamese people live and work in the Red River Delta. Your destination will be Halong Bay, recognized as a special place by UNESCO since 1994 and 2006. When you land at in Halong, travelers get to go to the pier and hop on a lovely age-old wooden boat to cruise through the bay. During the cruise, travelers get to see interesting rock formations with names like Stone Dog, Incense Burner, and Fighting Cock. While you revel in the scenery, a tasty seafood afternoon meal will be served on the boat. At the centre of the small islands, there is a cool cave called Thien Cung (Heavenly Residence Grotto) that you can immerse in, or you can choose to relax on the boat. After about 4 hours of cruising and discovering the bay, travelers get to get off the boat at Halong pier and head back to Hanoi. Stay overnight at the Hanoi lodging.

After having morning breakfast at the stay and checking out, travelers get to head to the airport to catch a flight to Saigon, which is now called Ho Chi Minh City. Saigon is a bustling and busy city in Vietnam. When you land, our local expert guide will pick you up from the airport and take you to the city centre to check into your hotel. In the evening, your city excursion will begin at the Reunification Palace. Inside, there are detailed photo exhibitions, and outside, travelers get to see tanks, planes, and weapons. This museum is a powerful indulge in that is sure to evoke strong emotions. travelers get to also pass by some European-style landmarks like the City Hall and the old Opera House (you can only view them from the outside). travelers get to make a quick stop to see the Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office, both built in impressive styles. Tonight, travelers get to stay at a hotel in Saigon.

Start your day with a delicious morning breakfast. Today, travelers get to take a boat ride on the mighty Mekong River to see how local people live along the riverbanks. travelers get to stop at one of the four islands in the area for sightseeing. In the heart of a garden, travelers get to delight in fresh tropical fruits while listening to conventional southern Vietnamese folk music. Afterward, travelers get to hop on small boats rowed by local people through narrow canals surrounded by water coconut trees. travelers get to visit local factories and take a tranquil horse-cart ride through the village's quiet roads. Later, travelers get to board a larger boat to venture through a vast area. lunch break will be served at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, travelers get to return to Saigon, making a stop to visit Vinh Trang Pagoda. This pagoda is legendary for its unique architecture, blending Chinese, Cambodian, and French influences. Tonight, travelers get to stay at the retreat in Saigon.

Start your day with a delicious early morning meal. Today, travelers get to head over to the Reunification Palace, which used to be the Independence Palace of the South Vietnamese president. It is still in its original condition, and the original tanks are on display near the entrance gates. As you relish the city, travelers get to pass by European-style landmarks like the fancy City Hall (place of stay De Ville) and the old Opera House (you can only see them from the outside). travelers get to also make a quick head to to the charming Notredame Cathedral and the Central Post Office, both with unique architecture. In the evening, travelers get to head to the airport for your flight to Siem Reap. Once you reach in Siem Reap, our representative will be there to pick you up and take you to the hotel for check-in. The rest of the day is free for you to relax. Stay overnight at the hotel in Siem Reap.

Today, after a tasty morning meal, travelers get to uncover the South Gate of Angkor Thom, also known as Big Angkor. The Bayon sanctuary, iconic for its unique architecture, was built in a piecemeal fashion for over a century. Next, travelers get to head over to the Terrace of the Leper King, located at the north end of the Terrace of the Elephants. It is a double terrace wall with intricately carved figures of animals, demons, and mythological beings. Your last stop will be the Ta Prohm temple, a majestic blend of human craftsmanship and natural surroundings. Afterward, travelers get to head over to the Angkor Wat temple, Cambodia's historic wonder and one of the marvels of the eastern world. It's designed as a replica of the universe based on Hindu mythology. Tonight, travelers get to stay at the property in Siem Reap.

Wake up to a delightful first meal of the day. This morning, travelers get to be taken to the airport for your flight back home or to your next destination.