Southeast Asia Encompassed

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29 daysDuration
Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants, maximum 18 travelers
16 peopleMaximum group size
12 - 100 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
Easy
Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

Highlights

Explore the bustling streets of Hanoi.

sail on a junk through Halong Bay.

Village homestay with a host-prepared Laotian meal

Itinerary

From Bangkok’s bustling streets to the tranquil beauty of Halong Bay and the awe-inspiring temples of Angkor Wat, the "Southeast Asia Encompassed" tour is a sweeping adventure that covers the very best of Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Over 29 days, this easy-paced wildlife trip takes you through Bangkok, Siem Reap, Hue, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and beyond, offering a dynamic balance of must-see highlights and ample free time for personal discovery.

Tailored for seasoned explorers eager to experience Southeast Asia’s cultural vibrancy and natural wonders, this tour package ensures stress-free travel with inclusive accommodation, transport, and meals. Picture yourself sipping Vietnamese coffee at a lakeside café in Hanoi, gliding down the Mekong River, or shopping for local treasures in Ho Chi Minh City’s energetic markets.

The journey’s standout feature lies in its comprehensive yet flexible itinerary—led by knowledgeable CEOs who handle all logistics, guests can effortlessly transition between iconic landmarks and spontaneous moments. This blend of comfort, adventure, and freedom makes it a truly unforgettable Southeast Asia tour for those who crave a deeper connection with the region.

day 1 - Bangkok

Arrive at any time.
Today is arrival day, so there are no activities planned until an evening welcome meeting. Relax, explore the city, and adjust to the pace of life in Bangkok.

Accomodation:Hotel Royal Bangkok @ Chinatown (or similar)
Included Activity:Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group Duration : 1.0 hr

day 2 - Bangkok/Chiang Mai

Guided longboat tour of Bangkok’s klongs and Wat Po. Optional Grand Palace and National Museum visits. Overnight train to Chiang Mai.
Enjoy a 1-hr longtail boat tour of Bangkok's famous klongs (canals). The trip finishes at the Royal Temple of Wat Po for a guided tour.

After, there is time for shopping, a visit to Grand Palace or a stroll along Khao San Rd. In the evening, board the overnight train to Chiang Mai.

Meal:Breakfast
Transport:Basic Overnight Train (beds) Duration : 12.0 hr
Included Activities:Klong Riverboat Tour, Wat Po Guided Tour
Optional Activities:Wat Arun Visit Visit Wat Arun, a Buddhist temple and one of Thailand’s best known landmarks. Tour inside to see its central prang (a Khmer-style tower) adorned with colourful porcelain., Grand Palace Visit , Thai Massage , Jim Thompson's House Visit Tour the Jim Thompson House, a Bangkok museum that was once the home of American businessman Jim Thompson, the “Legendary American of Thailand.” See his collection of Buddhist and secular art, amassed while building his silk company. , National Museum Visit , Entrance - Royal Barge Museum Located along the Chao Phraya River, the museum is home to many ceremonial barges. The barges are only used for special occasions so this is a chance to catch a rare glimpse of their ornate decorations and symbolic features.

day 3 - Chiang Mai

Enjoy a guided tour of Doi Suthep temple. Optional activities include a cooking class or visit to the night market.
Arrive early morning and use some free time to explore. Choose from a range of optional activities or stroll the city independently. Experience the flavours and scents of traditional northern Thai cuisine by pre-booking the Northern Thai Cooking Class.

In late afternoon, set off to visit the temple complex, Doi Suthep. If you're lucky, you may witness the chanting of the monks.

Accomodation:Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 0.75 hr Distance : 30 km
Included Activity:Doi Suthep Temple Tour
Optional Activities:Northern Thai Cooking Class Channel your inner chef with a home-style Thai cooking class. Take a trip to the market with your teacher and learn about regional flavours as you pick out fresh ingredients. Head back to the cozy kitchen for a hands-on lesson in whipping up delicious local favourites like hot and sour soup, green curry, and sticky rice., Khantoke Dinner and Show Enjoy dinner northern Khantok style, with local entertainment. The main dishes on the Khantok usually include sticky rice, Hang-le curry (Burmese-styled curry), and some chilli pasted with crispy pork., Chiang Mai Cycling Tour Age range: 14 to 60, Street Food Walk at Chiang Mai Night Market Pick up a a souvenir at this shopper's paradise. Wander through the market to find music, food, and local artists selling handmade crafts.

day 4 - Chiang Mai/Chiang Khong

Head to Chiang Khong via Wat Rong Khun and enjoy the view of the mighty Mekong.
Drive to Chiang Khong, a sleepy trading town nestled on the bank of the Mekong River. En route, visit Wat Rong Khun — the dazzling 'White Temple'. Wander the local food market or sit back and enjoy a slower pace of life relaxing in Thailand with river views of Laos.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Nam Khong Guesthouse (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 5.0 hr Distance : 300 km
Included Activity:Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) Visit

day 5 - Chiang Khong/Muang Pakbèng

Cross the border into Laos then travel by traditional boat down the Mekong River. Experience a local homestay in a nearby village.

Here, enjoy traditional Laotian food while getting to know your host family. Your CEO will provide insight into the way of life of village residents.
Cross the border to the Laos immigration area, then take a songthaew (local bus) to a traditional slow boat.

Travel down the Mekong River and adjust to the relaxed pace of life in Laos. This predominantly mountainous country has unsurpassed views of the riverside villages, the tropical jungle, and the mountains.

Meal:Dinner
Accomodation:Ban Huay Thum Homestay (or similar)
Included Activities:Border Crossing (Thailand - Laos), Mekong River Slow Boat Duration : 8.0 hr - 10.0 hr, Mekong River Homestay & Traditional Performance

day 6 - Muang Pakbèng/Luang Prabang

Continue down the Mekong for most of the day. Take a guided tour of the Pak Ou caves before arriving in Luang Prabang.
Continue on by slow boat down the mighty Mekong. Before arriving at Luang Prabang, enjoy a visit outside to the Pak Ou caves.

After, re-board the boat and continue to Luang Prabang, arriving in the early evening.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Villa Malida (or similar)
Included Activities:Mekong River Slow Boat Duration : 8.0 hr - 10.0 hr, Pak Ou Caves Visit

day 7 - Luang Prabang

Enjoy a guided tour of the Ethnology Museum and Ock Pop Tok Living Crafts Centre before heading to the new Planeterra project Ban Ou community. Relax in the afternoon at the Kuang Si waterfalls.
Take a tour of the Ethnology Museum — a great chance to learn more about the dress and customs of local people. Drop into Ock Pop Tok for an introduction to Laos textiles and handicrafts. Then, take a half-day trip out to the stunning Kuang Si waterfalls and be sure to pack a swimsuit.

Meal:Breakfast and Lunch
Accomodation:Villa Malida (or similar)
Included Activities:Ethnology Museum Guided Tour, Ock Pop Tok Living Crafts Centre Visit, Meal with Local Baan Ou Community, Kuang Si Waterfalls Excursion
Optional Activities:Night Market Visit

day 8 - Luang Prabang

Enjoy a free Day exploring all Luang Prabang has to offer. Options include cooking classes, temple visits, massages, night market shopping, and cycling.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Villa Malida (or similar)
Optional Activities:Cycling , Wat Xien Thong Visit Once a royal temple where Kings were crowned, the importance of this 16th-century Buddhist temple as a religious monastery is not lost on visitors. Wat Xieng Thong stands resplendent among shrines, pavilions, chapels, towers and gardens, and its gilded wooden doors, mosaics, and ceiling displays are representative of typical Laos art and craft., Royal Palace Museum Visit The ornate rooms of this royal palace-turned-museum house the country’s crown jewels, many religious artifacts, and a 50kg (110 lb) Buddha, cast of gold, silver and bronze. Gifts from visiting heads of state are on display, as are the beautiful silk screens crafted by the Queen., Phousi Temple Visit Climb more than 300 steps to the top of Mount Phou Si for a panoramic view of the sunset over Luang Prabang. Ornate Buddhist shrines dot the pathway up and the glistening seven-tiered golden pagoda of Wat Chom Si awaits at the summit., Wat Visoun Temples Visit Originally built in 1513 and still operational, Wat Visoun is Luang Prabang’s oldest temple. Over the years invaders stole many of its priceless Buddha images, but this temple still offers some unusual architecture like the domed lotus flower stupa, designed by a royal and affectionately called "The Watermelon Stupa.", Royal Ballet Theatre Enjoy a traditional performance at the Royal Ballet Theatre and learn more about Laotian culture through the art of dance.

day 9 - Luang Prabang/Vang Vieng

Take a high speed train to Vang Vieng this morning. Enjoy the afternoon free to rest or explore!
Ride a high speed train from Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng. Enjoy free time.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:PM Hotel Vang Vieng (or similar)
Transport:Bullet Train

day 10 - Vang Vieng

Enjoy free time in Vang Vieng, an ideal location for exploring the countryside by bicycle or kayak.
Opt to pre-book the "Vang Vieng Adrenaline Bundle" on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:PM Hotel Vang Vieng (or similar)
Optional Activities:Cycling , Vang Vieng Adrenaline Bundle None, Kayaking Grab your life jacket and tour local waters by kayak. Get up close to marine life and see many sights you may miss on shore.

day 11 - Vang Vieng/Vientiane

Explore the capital of Laos. Opt to visit temples, see the National Museum, or explore highlights of the town.
Head out of the mountains to one of Asia's sleepiest capital cities. Opt to visit some of the highlights of Vientiane including Wat Sisaket, one of the city's oldest and most fascinating temples, and Wat Phra That Luang, Lao's national symbol and one of her most sacred sites.

For those who like to shop, don't miss the morning market, which, incidentally, is open all day!

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Vansana Riverside Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 3.0 hr - 4.0 hr Distance : 135 km
Optional Activities:Wat Sisaket Visit Visit one of Vientiane’s oldest and most fascinating temples featuring a cloister wall filled with thousands of Buddha images. , National Museum Visit Learn about the history, culture, and people of Laos at the National Museum, including the story of the Pathet Lao. See exhibits containing ancient items ranging from dinosaur bones to early Khmer sculptures., Wat Pha That Luang Visit See Laos’ national symbol and most important sacred monument, Pha That Luang (Great Stupa), completely covered in gold leaf. Every November, devoted Buddhists come here to celebrate Vientiane’s most important festival, Bun That Luang, with parades, music, and religious ceremonies., Buddha Park

day 12 - Vientiane/Hanoi

Fly from Vientiane to Hanoi.
Take a short flight from quiet Laos into the bustling capital of Vietnam, Hanoi. Take a leisurely walk through the Old Quarter to get to know the narrow streets of this city.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Chalcedony Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Plane Duration : 2.0 hr
Included Activity:Old Quarter Orientation Walk

day 13 - Hanoi

Visit Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, stilt house, and Presidential Palace. Enjoy an included water puppet show. Opt to visit the Temple of Literature, museums, and Hoa Lo Prison.
Visit Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, the Presidential Palace, and the former president's house on stilts for insight into an important figure in Vietnam's history.

During the afternoon, use some free time to explore this beautiful city. Opt to visit the Tran Quoc Pagoda, the Temple of Literature, the Museum of Ethnology or just sip delicious Vietnamese iced coffee in a café along the lake. In late afternoon or early evening, attend a performance of Vietnam's famous water puppets before sampling one of Hanoi's amazing eating venues.

Opt to pre-book the "Hanoi Street Food Walking Tour" activity on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Chalcedony Hotel (or similar)
Included Activities:Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Museum Visit, Thăng Long Water Puppet Theatre Performance
Optional Activities:Tran Quoc Pagoda Visit Visit one of the oldest pagodas in Vietnam located on the eastern shore of Tay Ho. Learn about Tran Quoc's history from the 17th-century stela found on site. View it later in the day, if you can – the tall structure is striking against the setting sun., Hanoi Foodie Culture Tour Indulge your inner foodie with a street food tour through bustling Hanoi. Follow your guide through the back streets and markets of the city’s old quarter, sampling local fare along the way. Mingle with city natives and experienced street food artists alike, as you taste a variety of Hanoi faves like “nem ran” and “banh goi.” Stop at a streetside bar to savour a draught beer like Hanoians do. Cap off the tour at the Hanoi Food Culture restaurant, a G Values Fund Project, and try the city’s signature specialty coffee., Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu) Visit Visit this sprawling temple built to honour Confucius, sages, and scholars. Dedicated to learning, it housed the country’s first university in 1076. Explore its five courtyards, containing various gates, altars, sanctuaries, shrines, the stelae of doctors, and the Well of Heavenly Clarity., Museum of Ethnology Visit

day 14 - Hanoi/Ha Long

Enjoy a Ha Long Bay cruise on a junk boat with visits to a cave and an island lookout. Savour a seafood lunch and dinner.
Drive to Bai Chay harbour, the jumping off point for Ha Long Bay. Thousands of islands with intricate cave systems rise dramatically from the waters. Sail past limestone karst mountains in the junk boat and stop to visit some of the islands and caves.

In the evening, devour a seafood dinner, then opt to enjoy a drink on deck under the stars.

Meal:Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accomodation:Ha Long Bay Overnight Boat (or similar)
Transport:Shared Van Duration : 4.0 hr, Junk Boat
Included Activity:Halong Bay Overnight Cruise
Optional Activities:Kayaking Transfer from boat to kayak in this guided water tour, giving you the chance to get even closer to the stunning natural surroundings.

day 15 - Ha Long/Huế

Enjoy breakfast and lunch on board before sailing back to the port and return to Hanoi. Enjoy some time in the city before an overnight train to Hue.
Interested in local cuisine? Opt to pre-book the "Hanoi Foodie Culture Tour" activity on the checkout page to include this optional on your tour.

Meal:Breakfast and Lunch
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 3.0 hr, Overnight Train (beds) Duration : 13.0 hr - 14.0 hr
Optional Activities:Hanoi Foodie Culture Tour Indulge your inner foodie with a street food tour through bustling Hanoi. Follow your guide through the back streets and markets of the city’s old quarter, sampling local fare along the way. Mingle with city natives and experienced street food artists alike, as you taste a variety of Hanoi faves like “nem ran” and “banh goi.” Stop at a streetside bar to savour a draught beer like Hanoians do. Cap off the tour at the Hanoi Food Culture restaurant, a G Values Fund Project, and try the city’s signature specialty coffee.

day 16 - Huế

Pull into Hue early in the morning and dive right into the city, starting with a guided tour of the Imperial Citadel, Royal Tomb and Tien Mu Pagoda. The rest of the day, you are free to explore the city how you'd like.
Arrive early to Hue, once the imperial capital of Vietnam. Start the day with a visit to the Tien Mu Pagoda followed by a visit to the tomb of one of Vietnam’s former emperors. After, opt for a vegetarian lunch at a local nunnery.

While in the city, try some local Hue specialties such as banh khoai (Hue savoury pancakes), and banh bot loc boc tom thit (thin rice paper filled with meat and shrimp). Wash it all down with a Hue beer.

Opt to pre-book the "Hue Motorbike Tour" activity on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.

Accomodation:Asia Hotel (or similar)
Included Activities:Thien Mu Pagoda Visit, Imperial Citadel Tour, Royal Tombs Visit
Optional Activities:Hue Motorbike Tour None

day 17 - Huế/Hoi An

Drive the Hai Van pass. Take advantage of Hoi An's many options over the 2.5 days in town. Opt for a cooking class, riverboat trip, bike ride, beach time, tailor visit or My Son ruins.
Cross the Hai Van Pass (weather permitting), with fantastic views in all directions, before arriving to Hoi An in the afternoon.

With three nights here, there's plenty of time to explore all this charming town has to offer.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Uptown Hoi An Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 4.0 hr

day 18 - Hoi An

Explore all Hoi An has to offer. Dive into the culture, hang out on the beach or get clothes tailor-made in one of the many shops around town. Enjoy a noodle making demonstration and lunch at Oodles of Noodles, a G Adventures-supported project.

Meal:Breakfast and Lunch
Accomodation:Uptown Hoi An Hotel (or similar)
Optional Activities:Bike Rental Rent a bike from a local shop and head out to explore. , Tailor Shops Go home with some new (handmade!) clothes from one of Hoi An’s famous tailor shops. Walk the streets lined with hundreds of local shops that turn out gorgeous suits, dresses, winter coats, shoes, purses – almost anything – in a day's time to create next season's wardrobe. , Thu Bon River Boat Trip The Thu Bon River plays an important part in Hoi An's history and culture. Take a trip down the Thu Bon by river boat for an alternative tour of the city., Hoi An Old Town Walking Tour , Mỹ Sơn Excursion

day 19 - Hoi An

Spend a free Day exploring all Hoi An has to offer.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Uptown Hoi An Hotel (or similar)
Optional Activities:Thu Bon River Boat Trip The Thu Bon River plays an important part in Hoi An's history and culture. Take a trip down the Thu Bon by river boat for an alternative tour of the city., Mỹ Sơn Excursion , Hoi An Cooking Class

day 20 - Hoi An/Ho Chi Minh City

Fly from Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City with free time to explore this hectic and amazing city.
Drive to Da Nang for the flight to Ho Chi Minh City, once the capital of South Vietnam and the country’s commercial centre. Start exploring the small alleys and busy streets, keeping an eye out for laquerware shops and delicious local food stalls.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Amory Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Plane Duration : 1.5 hr

day 21 - Ho Chi Minh City

Take a guided tour of famous Cu Chi Tunnels in the morning. The rest of the Day is yours to enjoy free time.
Use free time to visit the Thien Hau and Giac Vien pagodas and stroll through the immense Ben Thanh Market. The Reunification Palace, the city's Chinese quarter of Cholon, and the War Remnants Museum are also well worth a visit.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Amory Hotel (or similar)
Included Activity:Cu Chi Tunnels Guided Tour
Optional Activities:Ben Thanh Market Wander this bustling market for more insight into Ho Chi Minh City. Pick up souvenirs, sample local cuisine, and experience local living. Learn a little history along the way; Ben Thanh started as a cluster of street vendors selling wares by the Saigon River, and was formalized into a true market in 1859., Thien Hau Pagoda Visit Visit the Thien Hau Pagoda, a beautiful temple in the Chinatown district of Ho Chi Minh City. Learn more about the customs associated with this 19th-century monument – it is dedicated to the goddess Thien Hau (the 'Lady of the Sea') who is worshipped in Chinese communities throughout Asia by those who depend on the sea for their livelihoods. , Cholon Visit Take in the busy rhythm of daily life in Cholon, the Chinatown of Ho Chi Minh City. Tour the area full of teahouses, pagodas, and people, and learn a little more about the unique culture within the city. , Giac Vien Pagoda Visit Find this hidden pagoda behind some small alleyways – it’s a rare treat of a monument that has been spared the over-restoration that has been done to so many temples. Tour the inside of this 18th-century pagoda to see nearly 100 carvings of divine beings. , Reunification Palace Visit Wander the historic halls of the Reunification Palace (Independence Palace), a landmark in Ho Chi Minh City. This former home of the South Vietnamese president during the Vietnam War became the location of the end of the war when a North Vietnamese tank pushed through the palace gates on April 30, 1975. , War Remnants Museum Visit Visit the War Remnants Museum, a gut-wrenching but worthwhile experience that includes three storeys of exhibits and military hardware. Learn about the devastation that occurred in Saigon during the Vietnam War, a period that greatly contrasts the joy and liveliness of the Vietnamese people today.

day 22 - Ho Chi Minh City

Spend today free in Ho Chi Minh City. Opt to take a boat cruise through the villages, islands, and markets of the Mekong Delta, and visit traditional candy factories. Or if you prefer, head to the famed Cu Chi Tunnels for an underground tour.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Amory Hotel (or similar)
Optional Activities:Cu Chi Tunnels Countryside Cycling Tour , Full Day Mekong River Delta Tour

day 23 - Ho Chi Minh City/Phnom Penh

Travel Day with border crossing from Vietnam to Cambodia. Enjoy a cyclo tour through the city.
Drive to the border and cross into Cambodia. Continue on to the capital, Phnom Penh, and enjoy a cyclo ride through the city for a street-level perspective.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Pacific Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Local Bus Duration : 2.0 hr, Private Vehicle Duration : 3.0 hr
Included Activities:Border Crossing (Vietnam - Cambodia), Phnom Penh Cyclo Tour Duration : 0.75 hr - 1.0 hr

day 24 - Phnom Penh

Guided tour of Tuol Sleng Museum (S-21 Prison) and Choeung Ek (Killing Fields). Opt to visit the Royal Palace, the National Museum or the Central Market.
Meet a local guide to learn more about the dark side of Cambodian history. Visit to Choeung Ek, the site of the infamous Killing Fields. After, visit Tuol Sleng Museum (S-21 Prison), the notorious Khmer Rouge prison where thousands of Cambodians perished.

Enjoy a free afternoon to sightsee. Opt to explore the city's many sights: the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum. With time, choose to visit the Russian Market, Wat Phnom or sip a drink at a riverside café.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Pacific Hotel (or similar)
Included Activities:Choeung Ek (Killing Fields) Guided Tour, Tuol Sleng Museum (S-21 Prison) Guided Tour
Optional Activities:National Museum Open daily from 8:00 to 17:00. Guided tours can be arranged at the museum entrance. Tours are available in Khmer, English, French and Japanese and last one hour. Photography is not permitted within the museum galleries., Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda Visit , Russian Market Visit the Russian Market for a selection of souvenir stalls along with jewellers and fabric sellers., Wat Phnom Visit Visit Wat Phnom (Hill Temple) in late afternoon, a historic monument with lots of green space. Keep an eye on your food and belongings; cheeky monkeys like to get a hold of anything they can.

day 25 - Phnom Penh/Siem Reap

Drive from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, the home base for exploring incredible Angkor Wat.
Opt to pre-book the "Phare Circus" activity on the checkout page ahead of time, to include this optional on your tour.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Grand Bayon Siem Reap Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Shared Van Duration : 6.0 hr Distance : 320 km
Optional Activities:Phare Circus Enjoy a stellar performance by Phare, a unique and socially conscious circus that injects Cambodian culture and history into its inspiring shows. See acrobatics, contortion, and aerial arts melded with theatre, modern dance, and more. Take in stories of war, relationships, and discrimination, inspired by the real-life experiences of Phare’s creators and performers.

day 26 - Siem Reap

Watch the sun rise over the massive Angkor temple complex with a guided tour. Opt to visit the Tonlé Sap floating village and the Angkor National Museum. Enjoy a traditional meal of Khmer food at a G Adventures for Good-supported project.
Spend two days exploring Angkor, the former capital of the Khmer kingdom and one of the wonders of the archaeological world. See some of the highlights of this ancient capital, like sunrise at the magnificent temple of Angkor Wat, the enigmatic Bayon within the walled city of Angkor Thom, and Ta Prohm, also known as the 'Tomb Raider' temple.

Enjoy a traditional meal to learn about Khmer food and meet some friendly locals. Alternating locations of our included local meal means we can support multiple small businesses and projects in the area. Each experience is truly unique and memorable.

Meal:Breakfast and Dinner
Accomodation:Grand Bayon Siem Reap Hotel (or similar)
Included Activities:Angkor Wat Guided Tour, Local Khmer Meal
Optional Activities:Angkor Museum Visit , Tonle Sap Floating Village

day 27 - Siem Reap

Spend another Day exploring the temples of Angkor. In the afternoon, opt to going further afield in Siem Reap.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Grand Bayon Siem Reap Hotel (or similar)
Included Activity:Angkor Wat Guided Tour
Optional Activities:Tonle Sap Floating Village

day 28 - Siem Reap/Bangkok

Fly from Cambodia to Thailand. Enjoy the rest of the Day to explore bustling Bangkok as you wish.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Hotel Royal Bangkok @ Chinatown (or similar)
Transport:Plane Duration : 1.5 hr Distance : 380 km

day 29 - Bangkok

Depart at any time.
Not ready to leave this vibrant city? Extend your stay with post-tour accommodation – your CEO can give you a hand.

Meal:Breakfast
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Accommodation
Hotels (24 nts), village homestay (1 nt), sleeper train (2 nts), junk boat (1 nt).
Meals
25 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners
Note: Allow USD325-425 for meals not included.
Transport
Train, air-conditioned van, plane, walking, tuk-tuk, slow-boat, longtail boat, junk boat.All transport between destinations and to/from included activities
Guide
CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout, local guides.
Included activities
Your G for Good Moment: Mekong River Homestay & Traditional Performance, Muang PakbèngYour G for Good Moment: Meal with Local Baan Ou Community, Luang PrabangYour G for Good Moment: Oodles of Noodles, Hoi AnYour G for Good Moment: Local Khmer Meal, Siem ReapYour Welcome Moment: Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and GroupYour Discover Moment: Luang PrabangYour Discover Moment: Hoi AnYour Discover Moment: Ho Chi Minh CityBangkok klong tripWat Po entrance and guideDoi Suthep entrance (Chiang Mai)Pak Ou caves entranceTraditional Arts & Ethnology Museum guided tour (Luang Prabang)Ock Pop Tok Living Crafts CentreLunch with the local Baan Ou CommunityKuang Si waterfalls trek (half-day)Water puppets performance (Hanoi)Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum entrance (when open)Halong Bay caves entranceHalong Bay boat cruise with seafood lunch and dinnerImperial Citadel and Tomb entrance (Huế)Cu Chi Tunnels entrance and tourCyclo tour (Phnom Penh)Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek (Killing Fields) entrance and guideTwo-day Angkor Wat complex entry and guide, including sunrise tour (Siem Reap)Internal flights

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Completely wonderful, we wish we could do it all over again. Such a brilliant introduction to the region with our exceptional tour guide, Chenda. We'll definitely be doing another G Adventures tour, and we can't wait to go and visit some of our new friends around the world!

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The trip was full of adventure and moderate-strenuous activity with lots of new fun experiences along the way! I loved learning about new cultures and traditions from Chen! Chen is the best tour guide and my trip would not have been as wonderful without him.

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I truly enjoyed my experience with GAdventures. The SouthEast Asia encompassed tour was a great way to see the highlights of 4 different countries. It was a great opportunity to truly experience each culture and give back to the communities. The tour leader really makes the experience as positive as it was. It wouldn’t be the same without Chen!

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Three things needed for successful international travel. 1 Good weather. ? We had this in spades 2. Good travel companions- We had the absolute best group of people to travel with . We are the sticky rice family and will continue to keep in touch through the What?s App. 3 Great Leadership- Ratha was the absolute best leader. Compassionate, calm, knowledgeable, inspiring . He should be considered for advancement within G Adventures and recognized for the passion he brings to the group and his love of G Adventures! I can?t sing his praises enough ????????????

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Smooth, Scenic, and Superbly Organized I joined a 6-Day Marangu Route hike with Kilisa Tours, and the whole experience was seamless. The accommodations in the mountain huts were cozy, and the support staff made sure we were always comfortable. Our guide shared fascinating stories about the mountain s history and wildlife. Everything ran perfectly on schedule, and the company s attention to detail was impressive. I ve done many treks before, but Kilisa Tours stands out for their genuine care and world-class service. Couldn t have asked for more!
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