16-Day Discover Vietnam & Cambodia

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Today you have a whole day to visit some famous attractions of Ho Chi Minh City, such as the Reunification Palace, the Opera Theatre, City Post Office, Notre-Dame Cathedral and War Remnants Museum. In the afternoon, you drive to visit Cu Chi tunnels, a must-see when you are in the city and a great way to learn about the war in Vietnam.

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Today, you have an excursion to the Mekong Delta. Surrounded by thousands of crisscrossed canals, life in the Mekong Delta revolves much around the river, most of the villages are often accessible by rivers and canals rather than by road. You'll explore this area by boat while your guide introduces you to Mekong life.

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Established as the capital of unified Viet Nam in 1802, Hué was not only the political but also the cultural and religious centre under the Nguyen dynasty until 1945. The Perfume River winds its way through the Hue Citadel giving this unique feudal capital a setting of great natural beauty, taking you from the ancient capital to the stunning Thien Mu Pagoda.

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You have a full day to discover Hue including a boat trip to visit Thien Mu pagoda followed by transfer to explore some tombs of the Nguyen Dynasty's kings and the Hue Citadel. Dong Ba local market is a great insight into life in Hue, where you can walk through the rows of market stalls and perhaps, sample some locals snacks.

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Hoi An is one of the oldest towns in Southeast Asia and characterised by a rich blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and European architecture painted in yellow and blue. The journey to Hoi An will take you through the Hai Van Pass, where you'll stop for a panoramic view over the Lang Co Beach.

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Today, you discover the World Heritage My Son Sanctuary, the former capital of the ancient Cham civilisation that ruled Central Vietnam from the second to the thirteenth century. In the afternoon, you walk around and explore Hoi An Ancient Town with old houses, narrow streets, moss-grown walls, and lantern makers. You'll also visit the Japanese Covered Bridge and the Chinese Assembly Hall.

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Today, you have a half-day free to enjoy the sun and sea, where you can try some water sports or come into the town to shop for Vietnamese handicraft souvenirs. You can try one of the most famous services of Hoi An, lightning-speed tailoring. In the afternoon, you'll cycle to Tra Que Vegetable Village where you'll have a hands-on experience as you learn about the farming activities that surround Hoi An.

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Widely acknowledged as one of the loveliest cities in Asia, this one-thousand-year-old city offers you a unique atmosphere that is totally different from other Asian cities. Hanoi still retains a small-town provincial charm mixed with a French legacy of wide, tree-lined boulevards, parks, grand villas and an artistic, café society.

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This full-day tour offers you Hanoi’s most interesting sights, including Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the house on stilts, One Pillar Pagoda, Quan Thanh Temple and Tran Quoc pagoda, the oldest pagoda built in the sixth century. In the afternoon, you will visit the Temple of Literature, Sword Lake and Ngoc Son Temple. Finish the day by enjoying a cup of Vietnamese coffee at a street-pub.

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Continue your 2 weeks in Vietnam and Cambodia visiting Halong Bay. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Halong Bay boasts magnificent scenery of over 3,000 limestone islands jutting out of emerald green waters in the Gulf of Tonkin. The best way to explore and appreciate this vast area is by organised day boat or traditional junk-style cruise, staying on board for one or several nights.

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After Halong Bay, you'll travel back to Hanoi and enjoy the city one last time but first, you'll start your morning with some Tai Chi. After breakfast, explore some of Halong's many caves and make your way back to the pier. You'll enjoy a 3-course meal on board before it is time to venture back to the capital.

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You have half a day to visit Phnom Penh including Royal Palace where His Majesty, the King of Cambodia. In the afternoon you drive to learn about the historical crimes of the Khmer Rouge including the Tuol Sleng Museum (S-21 prison) and the “Killing Fields” of Choeng Ek.

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Fly to Siem Reap is the gateway to the world famous UNESCO World Heritage Angkor Complex. These 1000-year-old ruins are the remains of the highly developed Khmer Rmpire. Explore the city by tuk-tuk,s riding around the suburbs of Siem Reap followed by a blessing ceremony by Buddhist monks for happiness, prosperity and safety.

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Wake up early to enjoy the sunrise over the Angkor Temple. After breakfast, you discover Angkor Wat, going to the South Gate of Angkor Thom, Bayon Temple, Royal Enclosure, the Elephant Terrace, Terrace of the Leper King and the Preah Khan Temple. In the afternoon, you explore the fabulous Ta Prohm temple which is embraced by fig and silk-cotton trees that puncture the roofs. Enjoy the sunset at the Preah Rup temple to end the day.