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Southeast Asia Highlights Tour

Raj and his wife explored Thailand and Vietnam on a three‑week adventure that blended city buzz with coastal serenity. The itinerary traced Bangkok’s temples, Chiang Mai’s hills, island hops in Krabi and Phuket, then Hanoi’s streets, a Halong Bay cruise, and Saigon’s nightlife. Friendly local guides and bustling markets offered Raj authentic flavors and insights, leaving him with a lasting appreciation for Southeast Asia’s diverse traditions.

Trip Summary

26 Apr

Arrive in Bangkok via BKK Airport

Bangkok Airport Pick-Up & Private Transfer to Your Hotel

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

27 Apr

Bangkok

Bangkok – Grand Palace – Wat Pho – Klong (canal tour) – Wat Arun, Full Day

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

28 Apr

Bangkok

Half Day Maeklong Train Market & Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Evening Bangkok Street-Food Tasting By Tuk Tuk

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

29 Apr

Chiang Mai

Bangkok - Fly to Chiang Mai

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

30 Apr

Chiang Mai

Half Day Hiking Monk’s Trail To Wat Pha Lat & Doi Suthep Temple

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

01 May

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai – Full Day Doi Inthanon National Park

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

02 May

Krabi

Chiang Mai Fly to Krabi

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

03 May

Krabi

Full Day Phi Phi Island By Speedboat (Join Group)

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

04 May

Phuket

Krabi Drive to Phuket Island

Half Day Phuket City Tour, Old Town & Chillva Market

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #4

05 May

Phuket

Phuket – Full Day Phang Nga Bay & James Bond Island By Speedboat (Join Group)

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #4

06 May

Open Day in Phuket

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07 May

Hanoi

Phuket Airport Transfer

Flight

Hanoi Airport Pickup and Transfer to Hotel

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

08 May

Hanoi

Hanoi half Day Tour

Half Day Hanoi Food Culture Food and Fun on Vintage Jeep

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

09 May

Halong Bay

Hanoi Drive to Halong Bay / Overnight on Cruise

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

10 May

Hoi An

Halong Bay Cruise – Hanoi Airport – Flight to Danang – Transfer to Hoi An

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #7

11 May

Hoi An

Hoi An Half-Day Old Town Walking Tour

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #7

12 May

Hoi An

Ba Na Hills Countryside Day Tour

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #7

13 May

Open Day in Hoi An

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #7

14 May

Ho Chi Minh City

Hoi An- Da Nang- Flight to Ho Chi Minh city

Flight

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #8

15 May

Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City Half-Day Tour

Saigon Foodie Experience - Join

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #8

16 May

Open Day in Ho Chi Minh City

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #8

17 May

Until Next Time!

Ho Chi Minh City Transfer to the Airport

Flight

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Destinations

Places you'll stay

Bangkok

The gilded spires of the Grand Palace and the towering silhouette of Wat Arun dominate the Chao Phraya River’s waterfront, instantly marking Bangkok as a city where historic ceremony meets riverine bustle. Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, sits in the central river delta and serves as the nation’s political, economic and cultural hub. With an estimated 11.4 million residents in 2024, the metropolis forms the core of a metropolitan region that houses over 17 million people.

Destination

Chiang Mai

Twin peaks rise above the city, with Doi Pui topping 1 700 metres and Doi Suthep exceeding 1 600 metres, framing Chiang Mai’s skyline in the Thai highlands. The city lies about 700 km north of Bangkok, occupying a basin on the Ping River in northern Thailand. With roughly 127 000 residents inside its municipal limits and an urban population of about 1.2 million, it serves as the provincial capital and a cultural hub.

Destination

Krabi

The sheer limestone cliffs that rise from the sands of Railay Beach draw climbers from across the globe. Krabi is the main town of Krabi Province on Thailand’s western Andaman Sea coast, where the Krabi River empties into Phang Nga Bay. With a 2020 population of 32,644, the town serves as a gateway to a coastline dotted with more than 80 islands.

Destination

Phuket

A 45‑metre marble‑clad statue of the Buddha dominates the hilltop above Ao Chalong Bay, offering a panoramic view of Phuket’s coastline. Phuket is a province in southern Thailand that consists of the country’s largest island and thirty‑two smaller islets in the Andaman Sea. The island’s population has swelled to around six hundred thousand, with many expatriates adding to its multicultural character.

Destination

Hanoi

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is a city where ancient traditions and modern life exist side by side. Located along the banks of the Red River, it is one of Southeast Asia’s oldest capitals, with a history that stretches back over a thousand years. Founded in 1010 under the Ly Dynasty, Hanoi was originally named Thang Long, meaning “Ascending Dragon.” Over centuries, it has witnessed periods of Chinese domination, Vietnamese independence, French colonial rule, and modern development, each leaving a distinct mark on the city’s identity. Today, Hanoi stands as a cultural and political heart of Vietnam, where history is not just preserved in museums but lives on in its streets, architecture, and daily life.

Destination

Ha Long Bay

The name Ha Long means “descending dragon” – a fitting title for a bay steeped in mystical legends and boasting scenery to match. There are countless tales of how and why the name came about. One of the most well-known tells of a dragon that came down from the sky, spitting thousands of pearls from its fiery mouth, which became the islets and karsts that now dot the bay.

Destination

Hoi An

If ever Vietnam had its own storybook town, it would be Hoi An. It’s a rare traveler who fails to be taken in by Hoi An’s rich history and enchanted by its shimmering lanterns.

Destination

Ho Chi Minh City

There’s no better place to get a feel for urban Vietnam than the energetic streets of Ho Chi Minh City. This is Vietnam's largest city and one of the country's most free-spirited destinations. Still referred to as ‘Saigon’ by locals, it is known for hordes of motorbikes, mouthwatering food, and hip coffee shops.