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10 Day Indochina Itinerary, incl. Ho Chi Minh City and Luang Prabang
Seven days of history and culture span Vietnam and Cambodia, from Cu Chi Tunnels to Angkor temples. The War Remnants Museum, Mekong Delta cruise, and Angkor Thom exploration are highlighted. Package includes comfortable hotels, 9 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and expert local guides.

- Days 1-3
Ho Chi Minh City & Mekong Delta, Vietnam
Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and spend your first evening getting settled. Head to the Mekong Delta on day two for a boat trip to My Tho. One traveler shared: "The paddle-boat ride through narrow canals gave us amazing insights into local cottage industries, especially the coconut candy making." On day three visit the Cu Chi Tunnels first thing to avoid the midday heat. Follow this with city stops at the War Remnants Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral.

- Days 4-6
Siem Reap & Angkor Temples, Cambodia
The bus journey from Ho Chi Minh to Siem Reap takes 13 hours. Pack plenty of snacks and water since food stops are limited. You'll want to sit in the middle of the bus for a smoother ride. Use day 5 to explore Siem Reap's markets or book optional activities. Spend day 6 exploring the incredible Angkor temple complex. One TourRadar reviewer noted: "All three of our guides were incredibly knowledgeable and knew all the shortcuts through the sights." Get to Angkor Wat before sunrise to beat the crowds and heat.

- Days 7-10
Luang Prabang, Laos
Take a flight to Luang Prabang which takes about 1 hour 45 minutes. Your time here includes visits to Kuang Si waterfall and Pak Ou Caves on days 8-9. If you want to see the alms-giving ceremony get up before 5:30 AM and remember to dress appropriately with covered shoulders and knees. A traveler suggested: "The morning market visit right after alms-giving offers a fascinating glimpse into local life - don't miss it." Spend your last full day at the Royal Palace Museum and climb Mount Phousi for sunset. The climb is 328 steps so bring water.

10 Days in Indochina, incl. Siem Reap and Hanoi
Cultural riches of Cambodia and Vietnam shine throughout this 10-day tour. The ancient Angkor temples, Hanoi's Old Quarter, and Halong Bay offer distinct perspectives. Guests stay at premium Tara Angkor and cruise aboard La Pandora, while expert guides share insights at UNESCO sites, villages, and markets.

- Days 1-3
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Begin your adventure in Siem Reap, where ancient temples await. Head to Angkor Wat early for sunrise - many visitors say it's an unforgettable experience. Your first morning takes you to Banteay Srei temple, which showcases some of the most detailed stone carvings you'll see. Visit the temples during early morning hours to avoid peak heat. Spend your second day exploring the main Angkor Wat complex. Wear sturdy shoes with good grip since temple steps can be tricky. On day 3, visit Ta Prohm, where nature and architecture create an incredible sight as tree roots wrap around ancient stones.

- Days 4-7
Vietnam (Hanoi and Halong Bay)
A short 2-hour flight brings you to Hanoi. Start with the Old Quarter's busy streets and hidden corners. Take a full-day trip to Ninh Binh on day 5. It's often called "Halong Bay on land" and the 2-hour drive rewards you with beautiful limestone formations and peaceful boat rides through rice fields. Plan days 6-7 for Halong Bay, including an overnight cruise. "The cooking class onboard was a highlight," according to one guest. Book your Hanoi departure for early morning to get the most time on the water.

- Days 8-10
Luang Prabang, Laos
Catch a direct flight to Luang Prabang (flights run Wednesday, Friday, Sunday only). This UNESCO site needs time to properly explore. Take a boat to Pak Ou caves on day 8. Pack light clothes for the humid river trip. Visit Kuang Si Falls early on day 9 before other tourists arrive. You'll find the clearest water and best photos in the morning. Spend your last day visiting Wat Xieng Thong and nearby temples. One traveler suggests: "Don't miss the morning alms ceremony, but bring a shawl as mornings can be surprisingly cool."

10 Day Southeast Asia Itinerary, incl. Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City
Cultural immersion from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City spans 10 days at around $900. Highlights include Angkor Wat's sunrise, Phnom Penh's street food scene, and Koh Rong's beaches. A homestay in Chambok Village, local Khmer meals, and guided temple tours with an expert CEO complete the experience.

- Day 1
Bangkok, Thailand
- Day 2
Bangkok to Siem Reap
Travel from Thailand to Cambodia by private vehicle (about 3 hours). The border crossing can be busy so keep your passport and visa handy and stick close to your guide. Your evening is free to check out Pub Street or watch the Phare Circus, which shows off Cambodian culture through amazing acrobatics.

- Day 3
Siem Reap & Angkor Wat
- Days 4-5
Phnom Penh
- Days 6-7
Koh Rong Island
Drive 4 hours to Sihanoukville then take a 1-hour ferry to Koh Rong. Bring enough cash since ATMs are limited. Boat schedules can change during monsoon season from June to October. A traveler noted: "The bioluminescent plankton night swim was magical, but you'll need to book a separate boat trip to see them."

- Day 8
Chambok Village Homestay
- Day 9
Travel to Ho Chi Minh City
- Day 10
Ho Chi Minh City
What people love about 10-day Cambodia and Vietnam tours
- Indochina 10 - Day Unforgettable Journey
Excellent tour. Very well arranged and everything was taken care of. At our age, it was hectic and a bit tiring , but we thoroughly enjoyed. If you can afford, take the flight option for travel from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap.
- Golden Triangle of Indochina In 10 Days (Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos)
We enjoyed the tour. IT and activities were all great! It was full-packed and everything went smoothly!
- Cambodia: Ancient Ruins & Boat Rides
Had an absolutely fantastic time doing Cambodia on a Shoestring. Our guide was extremely knowledgable, funny and organised and went above and beyond for all of us in the group. There is a lot of time spent on a bus for this tour unfortunately, but I presume it's too unsafe to travel at night in Cambodia. Otherwise transportation is well organised and the most difficult thing is getting out of bed after a big night. A lot of the meals and additional activities aren't included in the cost (as stated) so just make sure you've got enough spending money on top of that. I highly recommend this tour as it's a fantastic way to see a lot of Cambodia in a short amount of time whilst meeting a great group of people. Would have definitely loved to combine it with Vietnam on a shoestring if I was able to!



























