Very good trip. In Siam Riep, it would have been good to have some free time and maybe some trips other than to temples (e.g. land mine rats). Otherwise, a very good trip overall.
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Accommodation
Hotel, Guest House
Age Range
16-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Siem Reap, Vientiane, Halong Bay
Siem Reap, Vientiane, Halong Bay, Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue, Hoi An, Mekong Delta, Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi Tunnels, Phnom Penh, Vang Vieng, Luang Prabang, Hanoi
It's pretty much exactly as described. This trip is all about the highlights of these countries. You're not seeing much off the beaten track, but you are going with a very experienced guide who knows the areas and their history like the back of their hand.
The trip was pretty fast paced but we had a couple of days in between to relax and enjoy areas at our own pace. My friend who joined me on the tour and I had an absolute blast. We're both 25 and the youngest in the group by approximately 30 years, but by the end it made no difference at all and we all got on very well.
Honestly, a great first experience of Southeast Asia, we stayed in beautiful accommodation, everything went so smoothly and nothing went wrong. Loved it.
Step into the heart of Southeast Asia with the "Classic Cambodia" city sightseeing tour—a six-day journey designed to reveal the country’s layered history and dynamic present. Beginning in Phnom Penh and ending in Siem Reap, this small group adventure immerses you in the legacy of the Khmer Empire and the vibrant pulse of modern Cambodia.
Marvel at the grandeur of Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage icon, and trace the enigmatic smiles of Bayon temple. Confront Cambodia’s recent past with poignant visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. Beyond the landmarks, this trip stands out for its local encounters: receive a blessing from a resident monk, visit floating villages and rural farms, and savor authentic Cambodian cuisine alongside the locals.
The USP of this tour lies in its perfect balance—a compact yet comprehensive snapshot of Cambodia’s wonders, blending must-see history with meaningful cultural experiences. Ideal for travelers seeking both insight and connection, this trip promises memories as rich as the country’s storied landscapes.
The hotels were amazing but the trip was so full on there was no time to appreciate them. Also 18 Wats in 3 days was too much. Tour Guide very knowledgeable and fun. Really enjoyed it all but I think it could have been broken up a bit better, not so many long days and a break from WATs. I would recommend
A highly enjoyable trip that is superior to other offerings. The most distinct advantage of this tour is walking through Vietnam in a comfortable manner and pace. The tour explores villages in Vietnam that highlight both the rural life and natural beauty in various parts of Vietnam (North, Central, South). The second part of the tour that covers Cambodia adds a cultural element to the entire trip that is somewhat lacking in Vietnam. The entire experience is enhanced by small group sizes.
Our guide was the most incredible and welcoming tour guide one could ask for! He was very insightful and happy to be guiding us. 10/10 recommend this tour:))
Curious about what makes Southeast Asia so captivating? This 23-day tour invites families and young adults to dive headfirst into the heart of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. Kicking off in Hanoi and wrapping up in Bangkok, the adventure spans bustling cities, lantern-lit towns, and scenic coastlines. Savor Vietnam’s street food and coastal beauty, marvel at Cambodia’s ancient wonders, and get swept up in Thailand’s vibrant markets and iconic temples. With easy-paced activities, this guided group trip ensures everyone—whether seasoned explorer or first-timer—can enjoy cultural discoveries, beach escapes, and memorable local encounters. The unique blend of immersive experiences and family-friendly fun makes this tour package a standout for those who want to explore three countries in a single, seamless journey.
A well designed itinerary made for a good introduction to Indochina. The biggest problem was never having quite enough time everywhere to do everything you wanted.
