Vietnam & Cambodia

Siem Reap is the gateway to the magnificent Angkor temples – one of mankind’s most astonishing architectural achievements. The historical park covers an area of 400 sq-km with abundant Khmer era buildings dating from the 9th to the 15th century. At the heart of these World Heritage acclaimed structures is Angkor Wat. This is figuratively, ‘heaven on earth’ as it is the earthly representation of Mount Meru, the abode of ancient gods. At its peak, the Angkor complex was the largest pre-industrial city in the world. It is now the heart and soul of Cambodia and a state symbol that is featured on the national flag. The gateway city to Angkor, Siem Reap is the fastest growing destination in Cambodia and has excellent golf courses, global hotel chains and lively nightlife on Pub Street.

Siem Reap is the gateway to the magnificent Angkor temples – one of mankind’s most astonishing architectural achievements.The historical park covers an area of 400 sq-km with abundant Khmer era buildings dating from the 9th to the 15th century. At the heart of these World Heritage acclaimed structures is Angkor Wat. This is figuratively, ‘heaven on earth’ as it is the earthly representation of Mount Meru, the abode of ancient gods. At its peak, the Angkor complex was the largest pre-industrial city in the world. It is now the heart and soul of Cambodia and a state symbol that is featured on the national flag. The gateway city to Angkor, Siem Reap is the fastest growing destination in Cambodia and has excellent golf courses, global hotel chains and lively nightlife on Pub Street.

Siem Reap is the gateway to the magnificent Angkor temples – one of mankind’s most astonishing architectural achievements. The historical park covers an area of 400 sq-km, with abundant Khmer era buildings dating from the 9th to the 15th century acclaimed structures is Angkor Wat. This is figuratively, ‘heaven on earth’ as it is the earthly representation of Mount Meru, the abode of ancient gods. At its peak, the Angkor complex was the largest pre-industrial city in the world. It is now the heart and soul of Cambodia and a state symbol that is featured on the national flag. The gateway city to Angkor, Siem Reap is the fastest growing destination in Cambodia and has excellent golf courses, global hotel chains and lively nightlife on Pub Street.

Siem Reap is the gateway to the magnificent Angkor temples – one of mankind’s most astonishing architectural achievements. The historical park covers an area of 400 sq-km, with abundant Khmer era buildings dating from the 9th to the 15th century. At the heart of these World Heritage acclaimed structures is Angkor Wat. This is figuratively, ‘heaven on earth’ as it is the earthly representation of Mount Meru, the abode of ancient gods. At its peak, the Angkor complex was the largest pre-industrial city in the world. It is now the heart and soul of Cambodia and a state symbol that is featured on the national flag. The gateway city to Angkor, Siem Reap is the fastest growing destination in Cambodia and has excellent golf courses, global hotel chains and lively nightlife on Pub Street.

This splendid journey takes 10 days as we start from the capital city of Hanoi and venture to the southern cosmopolitan hub of Ho Chi Minh City. On the way we explore the Gulf of Tonkin with the stunning beauty of Ha Long Bay viewed from a boat. We also travel through the extraordinary scenery of the Hai Van Pass. Additional highlights include the Imperial city of Hue and the picturesque old port town of Hoi An. We also meander through the Mekong Delta on a two-day excursion to experience Vietnam's rustic side and if we are feeling brave enough, crawl through the Cu Chi Tunnels which were used by Vietcong soldiers during the American War.

Marvel at Vietnam’s rich bounty of stunning World Heritage Sites while being treated to warm local hospitality as we head from Hanoi to Danang. These include inspirational karst-lined Halong Bay; the expansive Phong Nha Caves; the ancient monuments of Imperial Hue the picturesque former trading port of Hoi An; and the tower-temples of My Son that were the setting for the Champa Kingdom. We will discover the country’s leading cultural landmarks during this seven-day adventure led by knowledgeable tour guides. The tour itinerary is not followed formally, thereby allowing some spontaneity during our exploration and we have arranged some excellent accommodation and transportation options which gives our clients the unique opportunity to absorb local life and authentic food and entertainment experiences along the way. This enables us to connect with local people and truly experience Vietnam’s diverse and stunning natural landscapes and rich heritage and history.

Experience the rich history and breathtaking landscapes of Vietnam with this immersive tour. Begin with a Hanoi City Tour before embarking on an unforgettable overnight cruise on Ha Long Bay. In Hoi An, explore cultural landmarks such as Phuc Kien Hall, the Japanese Covered Bridge, Tan Ky Old House, and a traditional silk workshop. Discover Da Nang’s Cham Culture Museum before heading to Hue to visit the Imperial Citadel, Dong Ba Market, and enjoy a scenic boat trip on the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda and Tu Duc Tomb. A short cyclo tour through an ancient village offers a glimpse into local life. In Ho Chi Minh City, delve into history with visits to the Cu Chi Tunnels and War Remnants Museum, followed by a tour of the Central Post Office and a walk outside the Reunification Palace. This journey blends history, culture, and stunning scenery for a truly unforgettable experience.

Short on time? No problem! This tour is ideal for travellers with limited time but who still want to experience all of Vietnam’s most prominent attractions. We take you to several of the top sites so you gain an insight into the country’s diverse culture and amazing landscapes, with the added bonus of meeting friendly people on the way.  Starting in the north, we explore the historic capital of Hanoi before heading to the enchanting, and somewhat mystical Ha Long Bay on board our own private junk to cruise through a stunning scenery of towering karsts, hidden caves and secret coves. Heading south, we delve into the cosmopolitan city of Ho Chi Minh city and if you are feeling brave enough, you can crawl through the extensive Cu Chi Tunnels that were used by Vietcong soldiers during the American War.

Ho Chi Minh City, also known to many as Saigon, is an exciting metropolis of commerce, culture and contrasts. Luxury hotels, exclusive restaurants and chic bars sit side-by-side with street food hawker stalls, traditional markets and ancient pagodas The city is famed for its elegant French style boulevards and colonial architecture. Landmark attractions include the Reunification Palace the former residence of the president of South Vietnam the revered Emperor of the Jade Pagoda which contains exquisite carvings and statues and Notre Dame Cathedral which was built to emulate the Parisian icon. For an informative insight into the war between America and Vietnam, the Cu Chi Tunnels outside of the city enables visitors to explore an extensive network of tunnels used by the Vietcong soldiers to move around undetected and live underground with all the facilities to sustain life.