Thailand, Cambodia & Vietnam

Guide

Local Insider Bangkok city and temples tour Evening Bangkok Tuk Tuk food tour Phare Circus Show Visit to Angkor Wat at sunrise E-Bike tour of Ta Prohm and Angkor Thom Urban Forage food tour Phnom Penh city tour Visit to Killing Fields and Genocide Museum Speedboat down the Mekong into Vietnam Mekong River Cruise Guided excursion through orchards/villages Mekong Canals excursion on rowing Sampan Ben Thanh Market visit and cooking class Ho Chi Minh City walking tour

Meals

10 breakfasts, four lunches and six dinners

Transport

One night river cruiser accommodation Private and local transport Transfer to Ho Chi Minh City Airport (SGN) Speedboat down the Mekong into Vietnam

Accommodation

Nine nights hotel accommodation Centra by Centara Hotel Bangkok Phra Nakhon, Bangkok This light and breezy modern hotel in the heart of Bangkok is an oasis of calm amid the pulsating streets of the city’s most popular districts. The breakfast buffet is held in the lovely Déjà Brew Lifestyle Café, a contemporary space where you can dine all day on Thai delicacies or, if you’re feeling lazy, order to your room. Pavillon Indochine, Siem Reap This luxury hotel, on the outskirts of Siem Reap City and just down the road from Angkor Wat, has no right to be so tranquil and yet so conveniently located. From the outdoor pool and tropical gardens to the traditional spa and authentic restaurant, everything here is designed to keep you relaxed. For breakfast? Made-to-order pancakes and eggs, tropical fruits, fresh croissants and French bread. Ohana Hotel, Phnom Penh Expect casual luxury at this lovely highrise hotel on the banks of the Mekong River in Phnom Penh. Enjoy views of the river from the comfort of your room or from the heights of the rooftop pool. There’s also Damrey Rooftop Restaurant & Bar, serving honey-sweetened cocktails and a variety of dining options throughout the day, including American-style and Asian-style breakfasts. Mekong Eyes, Mekong River Cruise This charming river cruiser combines regional boat-building traditions – think fine wood used for traditional rice barges – with modern comforts like air-conditioning, large beds and accompanying bathrobes. All 14 lavishly decorated rooms boast panoramic river views, while you can also enjoy vistas from the upper deck panorama lounge and the sun deck terrace. In the lower deck you’ll find a large dining room and a cosy bar, where the experienced chef and service staff will take you on a culinary journey through Vietnam. Victoria Chau Doc Hotel This gorgeous riverside hotel sits on the banks of the Bassac River in the Mekong Delta. Enjoy unobstructed views of the rivers below from the pool and sip sundowners at the Tan Chau before tucking into local fare at the Bassac restaurant, which serves authentic southern Vietnamese food. This four floor, turn-of-the-century-style hotel is decorated with traditional handicrafts and charms and is the perfect place to unwind after a long day of travel. Northern Charm Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City This conveniently located contemporary hotel in Ho Chi Minh City is ideal for a short stay in Vietnam’s most populous city. There’s all day dining at the 16th-floor Panorama Restaurant, boasting views of the city as you tuck into your breakfast. Then there’s the The Attic Sky Pool Bar, an ambient, luxurious space ideal for a cocktail or two. If you prefer your pool with a view, head to the 17th-floor rooftop for a cooling dip at the top of Ho Chi Minh City.

Others

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Flights

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Insurance

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