South East Asia Tours & Trips

Demographics

Southeast Asian multi-country tours work brilliantly for solo travelers with just the right balance of group activities and personal time. Our popular 29-day journeys begin in Bangkok, wind through Chiang Mai's ancient temples and bustling night markets, and then flow seamlessly into Laos and Vietnam. The tours foster natural connections during overnight train rides, shared meals in Hanoi's maze-like Old Quarter and kayak excursions across Halong Bay. For those with less time, the 15-day route delves deep into local culture with cooking workshops in Hoi An, family homestays through the Mekong Delta and temple discoveries near Angkor Wat. Groups stay small at 12-16 travelers, which creates an ideal setting for friendships while maintaining flexibility for individual exploration. Our travelers often mention how much they value the mix of structured morning activities, like guided market visits and temple tours, with open afternoons to discover hidden cafes, wander side streets or join spontaneous group adventures. The overnight stays on traditional boats in Halong Bay, combined with beach time on Koh Rong where plankton light up the night waters, typically emerge as favorite moments when solo travelers connect most deeply with their fellow adventurers.

Southeast Asia's romantic multi-country tours span 15-18 days, giving couples intimate ways to discover the region's hidden corners together. From lantern-lit walks through Hoi An's ancient streets to private dinners along An Bang Beach, these journeys blend cultural immersion with shared experiences. Couples can wake up early for a sunrise over Angkor Wat, browse local markets in the quiet afternoon hours and spend peaceful evenings aboard traditional boats in Halong Bay, where kayaking to secluded coves creates perfect moments for two. The riverside homestays in the Mekong Delta connect pairs with local culture, while hands-on cooking classes in Battambang, Chiang Mai and other culinary hubs let couples create dishes together. Our travelers tell us they appreciate how the itineraries balance guided activities with independent exploration - whether that means cycling through emerald rice paddies or discovering quiet temples away from tourist paths. The overnight cruises emerge as particular highlights, with intimate deck settings where couples can watch the sun set behind limestone karsts before sharing fresh seafood dinners under a canopy of stars.

Our longer tours running 25-31 days across multiple countries really click with travelers in their 20s and early 30s. Everything kicks off in Bangkok with dinner at rooftop spots and food tours by tuk-tuk before heading up to Chiang Mai's temples and night markets. The social side is huge - people make friends on overnight trains and bond over street food in Hanoi's Old Quarter. We mix cultural sites with outdoor activities: you'll kayak Halong Bay, hike viewpoints in Vang Vieng and swim in the turquoise pools at Kuang Si. Beach time on Koh Rong includes snorkeling with glowing plankton and sleeping under stars. Our younger travelers love having evenings free to check out Siem Reap's Pub Street and Hoi An's riverside bars.

Our senior travelers prefer tours running 15-21 days at a comfortable pace through Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. Everything's well organized with quality hotels, private transfers and guides who really know their history inside out. The cultural focus is spot on - you'll explore Hanoi's Temple of Literature, watch traditional water puppet shows and visit craft workshops in Hoi An. We build in proper rest time between activities and keep things flexible with optional excursions. The small groups of 8-12 people mean more personal attention and easier chats with guides. The river sections are always popular, with relaxing Mekong Delta cruises and overnight stays on traditional boats in Halong Bay.

Our multi-country family tours run 15-18 days which works really well with kids. The activities are great for all ages - like visiting elephant sanctuaries in Chengdu where children help prepare food for rescued elephants. Parents tell us they love how we balance scheduled activities with free time, especially in Hoi An where families can hop on bikes through rice paddies or learn local cooking together. The Halong Bay overnight cruise is always a hit - kids explore limestone caves while parents relax on deck in the evenings. Over in Cambodia, families move at their own speed around Angkor Wat and take boat rides out to Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages. Our guides keep everyone interested in local culture with hands-on activities like making lanterns and learning traditional noodle-making.