Vietnam and Cambodia and Thailand Tour Package

The hotel serves breakfast. We depart the hotel at eight in the morning for My Tho, where we board a wooden boat and go to natural islets along the Mekong Delta River. Along the way, we pass serene creeks, charming villages, and stunning scenery interspersed with coconut trees. The ship will make a few picturesque port calls. You can sample several tropical fruits in the expansive orchard that you can view. After exploring the area in a rowboat and enjoying some delicious sips of pure honey tea while listening to traditional folk music, proceed to the bee farm. Before heading back to Saigon, we will stop by coconut candy stores toward the conclusion of the journey, watch as locals expertly wrap candy dice in rice paper, and buy a couple packs of various candy varieties. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh.

The hotel serves breakfast. We leave Saigon City about eight in the morning. The route travels through picturesque countryside to a well-known area where a complex of tunnels was built. Known as the "Cu Chi tunnels," this underground network of tunnels was specifically used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War and is regarded as the most important location for supply routes, communication, hospitals, food, weapon caches, and caches. Dine at a nearby restaurant for lunch. After lunch, head back to Saigon for a city tour where you'll see notable examples of French influence, such as the War Remnants Museum, City Hall, Notre Dame Cathedral, Independent Palace (a landmark in the city and the residence of the South Vietnamese President during the Vietnam War), and Ben Thanh market, where you can go shopping. You are driven by our guide to the internal airport of Ho Chi Minh City, where your flight to Siem Reap, Cambodia, is scheduled to depart. Our escort guide and driver will pick you up at the airport and take you straight to the hotel for your overnight stay in Siem Reap.

The hotel serves breakfast. We began our full day of guided Angkor exploration at 8 a.m., beginning at the south gate of Angkor Thom, which is atop four enormous faces. We then strolled around Bayon Temple, which is home to over 200 smiling faces carved into stone, and other fascinating temples like Baphuon, Phimeanakas, the terrace of the leper king, the terrace of elephants, and Ta Prohm Temple, which is home to the breathtaking tree roots from which Lara Croft Tomb Raider was filmed. Take pleasure in a delectable set meal at Triple K air-conditioned restaurant. Continue to see the magnificent Angkor Wat after lunch. It is the largest structure in the world and was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1992. Discover the remarkable past, the ancestors' amazing architectural works of art, and the best carvings that go all the way back to the Khmer Empire, which ruled over the most important regions of Southeast Asia. Subsequently, relish trekking to Phnom Bakheng to witness the breathtaking sunset, or visit Pre Rup temple, since Phnom Bakheng is constantly crowded with tourists. In the evening, head to our chosen local restaurant for a set supper and an Apsara traditional dance performance. Spend the night at Siem Reap.

The hotel serves breakfast. We go to the boat pier at Chong Kneas village. The trip takes about thirty minutes, including stops at several of Siem Reap City's top attractions. We boarded a private covered boat at the pier to begin our exploration of Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and an ecological hotspot that was named a UNESCO biosphere in 1997. Floating dwellings, mangroves, and schools of fish are all visible to us while on the boat ride. If you're interested, we can stop to see the floating crocodile farm and gift shop. Our tour guide will also explain to you about the Tonle Sap ecology and show you how daily living is conducted in the floating town. Proceed to explore the best Artisan Angkor wood/stone carving center, which features a variety of handcrafted items, then take a leisurely stroll through the historic market to shop. Savor a Khmer set lunch at a carefully chosen neighborhood eatery. You are taken to the airport by our driver and guide for your trip to Bangkok, Thailand, which departs between 16:00 and 17:20. A driver will meet you at the airport and take you straight to the hotel so you can check in. Enjoy some alone time in the evening. Spend the night in Bangkok.

Following breakfast, we set off to see the Emerald Buddha and the Grand Palace, which is the most revered shrine in the country of Thailand. The largest, most talked-about, and oldest Wat in Bangkok is Wat Po. Experience the canal system surrounding Thonburi by boat along the Chao Phraya River. You will see wooden shacks, temples, traditional stilt houses with vibrant flowers adorning their verandas, and much more. Make time to see the Temple of the Dawn, Wat Arun. Then, before getting off the boat, we can feed the catfish and head shopping in the afternoon. In the evening, make your way to the Chao Phraya ship for dinner. As the ship glides leisurely down the Chao Phraya River, take in the breathtaking panorama of Bangkok. Spend the night in Bangkok.

The hotel serves breakfast. Before our driver (without a guide) takes you to the airport for your trip home, enjoy the remainder of your free time in Bangkok. Bid farewell to Thailand.