Southeast Asia in 2 Weeks: Recommended 14-Day Itineraries to Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia 14-day Itinerary Options
Looking to spend 2 weeks in the southeast region of Asia? Take our Southeast Asia 14-day itinerary suggestions and explore Thailand on a bike and learn about local culture in Vietnam.
Itinerary #1: Cycle Indochina & Angkor

Overview | Activity | Overnight | |
Day 1 | Begin your trip in Bangkok | Arrival | Bangkok |
Day 2 | Explore the ancient town of Ayutthaya | History | Ayutthaya |
Day 3 | Cycle past rubber plantations and rice fields towards Kabin Buri | Local culture | Kabin Buri |
Day 4 | Swim at a reservoir in Tha Krabak | Cycling & relaxation | Aranyaprathet |
Day 5 | Cross into Cambodia at Poipet; drive to Siem Reap | History | Siem Reap |
Day 6 | Visit Angkor Wat | Cycling | Angkor Wat |
Day 7 | See the Banteay Srei Temple | History | Siem Reap |
Day 8 | Visit Sambor Prei Kuk, a pre-Angkorian monument | History | Phnom Penh |
Day 9 | Visit Phnom Penh’s Genocide Museum | Museum visit | Phnom Penh |
Day 10 | Cross the Phnom Den-Tinh Bien border into Vietnam | Cycling | An Giang |
Day 11 | Take a boat ride to your homestay in the Mekong Delta | Boating | Mekong Delta |
Day 12 | See the Cai Be floating market | Local culture | Ho Chi Minh City |
Day 13 | Tour Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) at your own pace | Free day | Ho Chi Minh City |
Day 14 | Transfer to the airport for onward journey | Departure |
Bike through some of the most beautiful scenery and important cultural landmarks of Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam during this unforgettable 2-week trip to Southeast Asia. After arriving in Bangkok, your first stop will be Ayutthaya. Once the proud capital of the Siamese Kingdom, it was destroyed by the Burmese army in the 18th century, but its past splendor continues to draw travelers. Next day, experience the beauty of rural Thailand as you cycle past eucalyptus plantations and tapioca fields. Travel to Cambodia on the fifth day. The next day, bike to some of Cambodia’s greatest temple sites, including Angkor Thom, home to the Bayon temple (with its 37 towers) and the iconic Angkor Wat. On the seventh day, enjoy a pleasant boat ride on the Tonle Sap Lake. Near Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh. Head to the Killing Fields and bear witness to the country’s darkest period. On the 10th day, after traveling into Vietnam, cycle to Chau Doc. The next day, explore the streams and canals of the Mekong Delta, the ‘rice bowl’ of Vietnam. Nearby, you’ll also get to visit cottage industries that produce delightful homemade items like popped rice and pancakes. A day before your incredible 14-day discovery of Southeast Asia ends, see the main sights of Ho Chi Minh City. See all tours to Southeast Asia.
Itinerary #2: Laos to Northern Thailand

Overview | Activity | Overnight | |
Day 1 | Begin your trip in Vientiane, Laos’ capital; explore the night market | Arrival | Vientiane |
Day 2 | Admire valley views from the town of Vang Vieng | Nature & relaxation | Vang Vieng |
Day 3 | Explore Vang Vieng at your own pace | Cycling | Vang Vieng |
Day 4 | Trek up the sacred Mount Phousi | Hike | Luang Prabang |
Day 5 | Watch the monks walk through the town before dawn | Local culture | Luang Prabang |
Day 6 | Cruise the Mekong River to a village homestay | Cruise | Pak Beng |
Day 7 | Travel to Thailand; arrive in Chiang Khong | Transfer | Chiang Khong |
Day 8 | Explore the city of Chiang Mai | Cycling | Chiang Mai |
Day 9 | Visit the temple of Doi Suthep | Cycling | Chiang Mai |
Day 10 | Meet tribal communities living in the hills near Mae Malai village | Local culture | Mae Malai village |
Day 11 | Head to a Karen village to see how traditional blankets and scarves are made | Local culture | Pa Khao Lam |
Day 12 | Do a foodie tour of Chiang Mai | Food tour | Chiang Mai |
Day 13 | Shop in the markets of Chiang Mai | Shopping | Bangkok |
Day 14 | Your trip ends in Bangkok | Departure |
Enjoy the afterglow of a glorious Mekong sunset, bargain for goods at a local night market, and see parts of Laos and Northern Thailand on this magical 2 weeks Southeast Asia tour. Once you arrive in Vientiane, look for the best souvenirs and street food in the buzzing night market of Laos’s capital. The next day, head to Vang Vieng and hike around limestone karsts and the Song River. You can also kayak through the Tham None cave in the nearby countryside. On the fourth day, enjoy views of the setting sun from Wat Phousi, a temple atop Mount Phousi. Before you enter Thailand on the sixth day, explore the Mekong River from the comfort of a charming houseboat. In the Thai city of Chiang Mai, visit the Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, a fine example of Northern Thai temple architecture. On the 11th day, stop by the Mae Tang River to learn how locals fish and build bamboo rafts. Before your trip culminates in Bangkok, you have two more days to explore the markets of Chiang Mai and try the city’s beloved dishes, such as khao soi (noodles in curry broth) and sai oua (Thai sausages). See all tours to Laos.
Planning a 14-day Itinerary of Southeast Asia
On a 2-week trip to Southeast Asia, you can discover how local communities thrive in complex riverine systems, enjoy mouth-watering cuisines, and visit some of the world’s greatest temple sites. Book one of our pre-packaged tours or contact our travel experts to prepare a personalized 14-day Southeast Asia tour.