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Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand Immersion

Tali explored the cultural tapestry of Vietnam and Cambodia on a 17‑day adventure. Travelers trekked from Hanoi’s bustling streets to Ninh Binh’s karst cliffs, glided through Halong Bay, explored Hoi An’s lantern river, and toured Angkor’s temples. Friendly local hosts and knowledgeable guides brought history to life, leaving Tali with a deep appreciation for the region’s vibrant traditions and timeless landscapes.

Trip Summary

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Airport transfers excluded. Transfers are excluded between all hotels. All day tours include transfers, except for on 8 days.

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20 Jun

Arrive in Hanoi

Arrive in Hanoi – Transfer to hotel - Night Street Food Walking Tour

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

21 Jun

Hanoi

Hanoi – Hanoi City Adventure & Water Puppet Show – Night Tour of Hoa Lo Prison

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

22 Jun

Hanoi

Hanoi – Ninh Binh Karst Landscape

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

23 Jun

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Hanoi - Halong Bay Night Cruise – Overnight on board (Joined Tour)

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

24 Jun

Danang

Halong Bay cruise – Hanoi – Fly to Danang

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

25 Jun

Hoi An

Hoi An – Coconut Jungle – Hoi An City – Boat Ride & Release Flower Lantern

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

26 Jun

Hoi An

Hoi An – Hoi An Countryside

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

27 Jun

Hoi An

Hoi An - Free Day at Beach

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

28 Jun

Hue

Hoi An – Transfer to Hue – Royal City

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #4

29 Jun

Siem Reap

Hue – Train to Danang – Fly to Siem Reap

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

30 Jun

Siem Reap

Siem Reap – Explore Angkor Tour – Angkor Thom & Ta Prohm

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

01 Jul

Siem Reap

Siem Reap – Angkor Sunrise Tour

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

02 Jul

Siem Reap

Siem Reap – Ox Cart Discovery

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

03 Jul

Bangkok

Siem Reap - Fly to Bangkok - Street Eats Tour By Tuk Tuk

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

04 Jul

Bangkok

Bangkok – A Day In A Life To Ayutthaya

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

05 Jul

Bangkok

Bangkok – Half Day Grand Palace & Wat Pho – Evening Muay Thai Matches

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

06 Jul

Until Next Time!

Bangkok – Departure

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Destinations

Places you'll stay

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.

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Da Nang

Da Nang is an essential port city in central Vietnam, on the coast between Hoi An and Hue. Visitors who stay here get to experience the nightlife, interesting local art, and beautiful hikes up the nearby Marble Mountains.

Destination

Hue

For every Vietnamese city that races headlong into the future, there’s one that’s just as firmly rooted in past. Hue is a historical destination and a fantastic stop for travelers who want to plunge into Vietnamese culture. This city isn’t completely frozen in time — Apple stores, large hotels, and sleek pubs have begun pop up just beyond historic district — but Hue is still largely a city where life drifts along with the leisurely current of the Perfume River.

Destination

Siem Reap

The ancient stone silhouettes of Angkor rise just a short drive from Siem Reap, making the city the primary gateway for visitors eager to explore the Khmer Empire’s temple complex. Siem Reap sits in northwestern Cambodia as the capital of its namesake province and serves as the country’s second‑largest urban centre. Its reputation as a tourism hub grew after the city was named the ASEAN City of Culture for 2021–2022 at a regional ministers’ meeting in October 2020.

Destination

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

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.