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Vietnam and Cambodia Discovery Hanoi → Siem Reap (2024)

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From Hanoi to Siem Reap
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Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Hanoi

    You'll land in Hanoi today and clear immigration using the Fast Track Service. Your APT representative will meet you for a transfer to the hotel. Spend the afternoon checking out this city on your own - it's got this interesting mix of busy streets and peaceful lakes that makes it feel quite contrasting. Tonight you have a welcome dinner at Spice Garden, the hotel's Vietnamese restaurant.

    Meals
    Dinner (Welcome dinner at Spice Garden, the hotel's highly awarded and acclaimed Vietnamese restaurant)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi)

    Included Activities

    • Fast Track Service through immigration and customs
    • Welcome dinner at Spice Garden restaurant

    Optional Activities

    • Leisure exploration of Hanoi
    Landmarks
    Hanoi
  2. Day 2

    Hanoi

    This morning starts with a guided tour hitting Hanoi's key historical sites like Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, Ba Dinh Square, and the Temple of Literature, which was Vietnam's first university. You'll see the One Pillar Pagoda next, a significant Buddhist site built on a single stone pillar in a lotus pond. After that, a cyclo ride takes you through the Old Quarter's maze-like streets where each lane was named after the business that operated there. The afternoon gives you some Freedom of Choice options, and you get to pick where you want to eat dinner.

    Accommodation
    Hotel (Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi)

    Included Activities

    • Guided tour of Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum
    • Ba Dinh Square visit
    • Temple of Literature visit
    • One Pillar Pagoda visit
    • Cyclo ride through Old Quarter

    Optional Activities

    • Bat Trang Pottery Village - pottery-making village with 700+ years history
    • Head, Hand or Foot Massage at Le Spa du Metropole
    • Walking Tour of Hanoi - St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hanoi Opera House, Hoa Lo Prison
    • Water Puppet Performance at a renowned water puppet theatre
    • Vietnam's Coffee Culture - coffee history, cultivation, and unique drinks
    • Dinner at La Terrasse - Parisian cafe atmosphere at Sofitel Legend Metropole
    • Dinner at La Table Hanoia - fine dining in French Quarter
    • Dinner at KOTO Van Mieu - Vietnamese cuisine at training restaurant for disadvantaged youth
    Landmarks
    Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum
    Ba Dinh Square
    Temple of Literature
    One Pillar Pagoda
    Hanoi Old Quarter
  3. Day 3

    Hanoi to Ha Long Bay

    Begin with a private tour of the hotel's bomb shelter with a local historian who'll share stories about its discovery and notable guests. Later you'll travel by coach to Ha Long Bay and board the Au Ce for a two-night cruise among thousands of limestone islets. Vietnamese lunch happens while the ship moves toward Trong Mai Islet. You'll explore Trinh Nu, one of Ha Long Bay's finest caves filled with light, then have time to swim or kayak in the emerald waters.

    Meals
    Lunch (Assortment of Vietnamese dishes during Ha Long Bay cruise)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Ha Long Bay)

    Included Activities

    • Exclusive access to bomb shelter tour with local historian
    • Coach transfer to Ha Long Bay
    • Ha Long Bay cruise on Bhaya Classic/Au Co
    • Vietnamese lunch during cruise
    • Trinh Nu cave exploration
    • Swimming or kayaking in Ha Long Bay
    Landmarks
    Ha Long Bay
    Trong Mai Islet
    Trinh Nu Cave
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  4. Day 4

    Ha Long Bay

    Early morning gives you the option to watch sunrise and join a Tai Chi class if you want to. You'll see Cat Ba Island before disembarking at Viet Hai Village for a village-style lunch and a secluded swim or sunbathing afterward. Back on ship, you'll cruise deeper into Ha Long Bay and explore Cua Van Floating Village by kayak or traditional rowing boat, which is considered one of the world's most beautiful spots. Dinner is a barbeque aboard the Au Ce.

    Meals
    Lunch (Village-style lunch), Dinner (Barbeque dinner aboard the Au Co)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Ha Long Bay)

    Included Activities

    • Optional Tai Chi class at sunrise
    • Visit to Viet Hai Village
    • Village-style lunch
    • Swimming or sunbathing time
    • Cua Van Floating Village exploration by kayak or traditional rowing boat
    • Barbeque dinner aboard Au Co
    Landmarks
    Cat Ba Island
    Viet Hai Village
    Cua Van Floating Village
  5. Day 5

    Ha Long Bay to Ho Chi Minh City

    Early on you'll visit Sung Sot Cave, Ha Long Bay's largest cave at 10,000 square meters with thousands of stalactites and stalagmites inside. Brunch happens on board as the ship returns to port. After disembarking, you'll transfer to Hanoi airport for your included flight to Ho Chi Minh City, where your Tour Director meets you.

    Meals
    Brunch (Brunch on board as ship returns to port)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City)

    Included Activities

    • Sung Sot Cave visit
    • Brunch on board
    • Included flight to Ho Chi Minh City
    Landmarks
    Sung Sot Cave
  6. Day 6

    Ho Chi Minh City

    Today takes you away from the city for some Signature Experiences. A speedboat travels along the Saigon River to the Cu Chi tunnels, built by Vietnamese resistance fighters during the war. Later you'll meet a Master Distiller at Lady Trieu Gin Distillery for a guided tour and private tasting of award-winning gin, followed by lunch with a gin and tonic. Dinner happens at Vietnam House restaurant with a special cocktail created just for APT guests.

    Meals
    Lunch (Light lunch with Lady Trieu gin and tonic), Dinner (Dinner at Vietnam House restaurant with special APT-designed cocktail)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City)

    Included Activities

    • Speedboat journey along Saigon River to Cu Chi tunnels
    • Cu Chi tunnels visit
    • Master Distiller guided tour at Lady Trieu Gin Distillery
    • Private gin tasting
    • Light lunch with gin and tonic
    • Dinner at Vietnam House restaurant
    • Special APT-designed cocktail at Vietnam House
    Landmarks
    Cu Chi Tunnels
    Lady Trieu Gin Distillery
  7. Day 7

    Ho Chi Minh City to Mekong River

    Pick your morning activity: a walking tour through the city's iconic landmarks and French Colonial architecture, or a motorbike ride through streets and temples. You could also do a cooking class at a villa or explore boutiques for handmade goods. After that, you'll transfer to My Tho and set sail toward Cai Be on the river. This evening brings a Vietnamese welcome dinner with regional flavors.

    Meals
    Dinner (Vietnamese welcome dinner showcasing diverse flavors from the region)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Included Activities

    • Transfer to My Tho
    • River cruise from My Tho toward Cai Be
    • Vietnamese welcome dinner

    Optional Activities

    • City Walking Tour - Saigon Opera House, Central Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral
    • Motorbike ride through city streets - Central Post Office, Independence Palace, Chinatown, Thien Hau pagoda
    • Cooking class at villa with market visit to discover Vietnamese ingredients
    • Ho Chi Minh City Shopping Adventure - Mekong Quilts, Saigon Kitsch, L'Usine
    Landmarks
    Saigon Opera House
    Central Post Office
    Notre Dame Cathedral
    Independence Palace
    Thien Hau Pagoda
  8. Day 8

    Cai Be to Sa Dec

    Board a traditional sampan for your first Mekong outing. You'll visit Cai Be Catholic Church with its distinctive bell tower built in Roman style with four bells cast in France in 1931, making it the tallest church in the delta. The colorful port has colonial buildings and flowering gardens to explore. Rice paper and coconut candy manufacturers show you how these Vietnamese staples are made. After lunch on ship while cruising to Sa Dec, you'll walk the colorful market and see the former home of Huynh Thuy Le, connected to Marguerite Duras's novel 'The Lover'. A traditional Cao Dai temple visit comes before dinner as you cruise toward Tan Chau.

    Meals
    Lunch (Lunch on board during river cruise), Dinner (Dinner served during cruise toward Tan Chau)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Included Activities

    • Traditional sampan excursion
    • Cai Be Catholic Church visit
    • Colorful port area exploration
    • Rice paper manufacturer visit
    • Coconut candy manufacturer visit
    • Lunch on board during cruise
    • Sa Dec market exploration on foot
    • Huynh Thuy Le's former home tour
    • Traditional Cao Dai temple visit
    • Dinner during cruise
    Landmarks
    Cai Be Catholic Church
    Sa Dec
    Cao Dai Temple
  9. Day 9

    Tan Chau to Cambodia

    Transfer to a small boat to cruise tiny tributaries around Tan Chau past a floating fish farm. A fun rickshaw tour follows, stopping at a local silk and rattan weaving workshop. You'll experience authentic rural Mekong life on Evergreen Island, then spend the rest of the day relaxing on board taking in the views. As you cross into Cambodia, the ship heads toward Phnom Penh.

    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Included Activities

    • Small boat cruise through tributaries around Tan Chau
    • Floating fish farm visit
    • Rickshaw tour
    • Local silk and rattan weaving workshop visit
    • Evergreen Island visit for authentic rural Mekong experience
    Landmarks
    Tan Chau
    Evergreen Island
  10. Day 10

    Phnom Penh, Cambodia

    This morning you have Freedom of Choice: visit the Killing Fields and Genocide Museum to learn about Cambodian history, take a cyclo through Phnom Penh, see the National Museum's Khmer sculptures with a private guide, tour the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda completed in 1870, or visit two microbreweries. The afternoon is yours to explore Phnom Penh independently or relax back on the ship.

    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Optional Activities

    • Killing Fields and Genocide Museum visit - Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
    • Cyclo ride through Phnom Penh's iconic sites
    • National Museum visit with private guide - Khmer sculptures, art and relics
    • Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda tour - official royal residence completed in 1870
    • Craft brewery tour - Hops Brewery and Himawari Microbrewery
    Landmarks
    Killing Fields
    Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
    National Museum of Cambodia
    Royal Palace
    Silver Pagoda
    Hops Brewery
    Himawari Microbrewery
  11. Day 11

    Oudong to Oknha Tey

    You'll travel to Oudong, Cambodia's royal capital from 1618 to 1866. Participate in a traditional Buddhist blessing ceremony with resident monks at a monastery. On the way back to Phnom Penh, stroll through Koh Chen village and visit home workshops making copperware. Later you'll cruise along the Mekong to Oknha Tey, known for centuries-old silk manufacturing. Walk among stilt houses and watch village women create beautiful Khmer fabrics on wooden looms, then return to the ship for dinner.

    Meals
    Dinner (Delicious onboard dinner)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Included Activities

    • Journey to historic Oudong
    • Traditional Buddhist blessing ceremony with monks
    • Koh Chen village stroll
    • Copperware workshop visits
    • Cruise to Oknha Tey
    • Stilt house exploration
    • Traditional silk weaving observation
    • Onboard dinner
    Landmarks
    Oudong
    Koh Chen
    Oknha Tey
  12. Day 12

    Angkor Ban to Wat Hanchey

    Sail to Angkor Ban and disembark to walk through this historic village. It remained untouched during the Khmer Rouge regime of the 1970s, and residents still live in traditional wooden homes preserving ancient cultural traditions. This afternoon the ship continues sailing upstream to Wat Hanchey.

    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Included Activities

    • Walking discovery of Angkor Ban
    • Village exploration
    Landmarks
    Angkor Ban
    Wat Hanchey
  13. Day 13

    Wat Hanchey to Kampong Cham

    If you're up for it, walk to the hilltop pagoda of Wat Hanchey for views over the Mekong, which is worth the effort. You'll explore many temples, pagodas and stupas, some dating back to the 8th century. Lunch happens on board afterward. Take a local tuk tuk around riverside Koh Pen to see village life and stilted houses, then observe various crops along shaded lanes. Tonight ends your cruise with a final farewell dinner.

    Meals
    Lunch (Lunch on board), Dinner (Final farewell dinner toasting the end of cruise)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Mekong River)

    Included Activities

    • Hilltop pagoda of Wat Hanchey walk
    • Temple, pagoda and stupa exploration
    • Lunch on board
    • Tuk tuk tour of Koh Pen riverside village
    • Village life exploration
    • Final farewell dinner
    Landmarks
    Wat Hanchey
    Koh Pen
  14. Day 14

    Kampong Cham to Siem Reap

    Disembark early at Kampong Cham and travel to Siem Reap, the gateway to Angkor Wat, passing through countryside and remote villages where rural life is visible. At your hotel you'll have lunch and relaxation time. Visit ODA, a OneTomorrow partner giving free English and computer skills to children in remote villages. Tonight you get backstage access at Phare Circus to meet performers and see a VIP performance combining acrobatics, theatre, and storytelling from Cambodian culture.

    Meals
    Lunch (Light lunch on arrival at hotel)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Siem Reap)

    Included Activities

    • Early disembark at Kampong Cham
    • Travel to Siem Reap through countryside and villages
    • Light lunch on arrival
    • Local Charity Visit - Opportunities of Development through Art (ODA)
    • VIP Circus Show and Backstage Visit - Phare Circus
    Landmarks
    Kampong Cham
    Opportunities of Development through Art (ODA)
    Phare Circus
  15. Day 15

    Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom

    Rise early to watch sunrise at Angkor Wat, the world's largest religious monument, watching it shimmer in reflective ponds under brilliant orange and pink skies. A guided tour inside the temple complex and grounds follows, then late breakfast. You'll continue through the World Heritage-listed Angkor Archaeological Park exploring Angkor Thom, the 12th century Khmer capital, Bayon temple with carved stone smiling faces, the Terrace of Elephants and Terrace of the Leper King. Head to Ta Prohm with its thick jungle of fig trees and vines creating that lost world feeling famous from 'Lara Croft: Tomb Raider'. Tonight choose your Freedom of Choice dining.

    Meals
    Breakfast (Late breakfast after sunrise tour)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Siem Reap)

    Included Activities

    • Sunrise at Angkor Wat
    • Guided tour of Angkor Wat temple complex
    • Late breakfast after sunrise tour
    • Angkor Thom visit - last and most enduring Khmer Empire capital
    • Bayon temple visit
    • Terrace of Elephants visit
    • Terrace of the Leper King visit
    • Ta Prohm temple visit

    Optional Activities

    • Dinner at Sokkhak River Restaurant - French-Khmer fusion cuisine in gardens overlooking river
    • Dinner at Mouhot's Dream - beside Sala Lake at Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort
    • Dinner at Malis - Cambodian cuisine in garden setting overlooking Siem Reap River
    • Dinner at Butterfly Pea - intimate traditional Khmer house or tropical garden
    • Dinner at Fellini - authentic Italian cuisine
    Landmarks
    Angkor Wat
    Angkor Thom
    Bayon Temple
    Terrace of Elephants
    Terrace of the Leper King
    Ta Prohm
  16. Day 16

    Siem Reap

    Explore Siem Reap your way today. Take a private visit to Theam's Gallery to see this Cambodian artist's unique sculptures, paintings, and crafts. Have a five-course Khmer dinner with a traditional Apsara dance performance and live musicians. Or pick from multiple Freedom of Choice options: a tuk tuk ride to Senteurs d'Angkor handicraft workshop, quad biking through countryside and forgotten temples, cycling through rice paddies and villages, a horse and cart ride into rural Cambodia, a Khmer cooking class at farm-to-table Lum Orng, shopping at the Angkor Handicraft Association, or a traditional Khmer massage.

    Meals
    Dinner (Five-course Khmer dinner at Theam's Gallery with traditional Apsara dance performance and live musicians)
    Accommodation
    Hotel (Siem Reap)

    Included Activities

    • Private visit to Theam's Gallery
    • Five-course Khmer dinner at gallery
    • Traditional Apsara dance performance with live musicians

    Optional Activities

    • Tuk tuk ride to Senteurs d'Angkor handicraft workshop - observe artisans, contemporary designs inspired by Khmer knowledge
    • Quad bike adventure through Cambodian countryside - off-road tracks, rice fields, forgotten temples, local communities
    • Bicycle tour through rice paddies and villages - quiet back trails, local rural life
    • Horse and cart ride through rural Cambodia - hand-made cart, varied terrain, beautiful countryside
    • Khmer cooking class at Lum Orng farm-to-table restaurant - market visit, prepare New Mekong cuisine
    • Siem Reap shopping adventure at Angkor Handicraft Association - handmade goods, traditional techniques, Fair-Trade Village
    • Khmer massage - 60-minute oil-free massage using acupressure and muscular stretching
    Landmarks
    Theam's Gallery
    Senteurs d'Angkor
    Lum Orng
    Angkor Handicraft Association
  17. Day 17

    Siem Reap to Departure

    Bid farewell to Siem Reap after breakfast. Transfer to Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport for your onward flight.

    Meals
    Breakfast

    Included Activities

    • Breakfast
    • Transfer to Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport
    Landmarks
    Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport
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    We went on a 25 days Vietnam and Cambodia Tour from 25th March to 18th April 2019. Overall the tour is good but we do have some complains to make. First the two nights trip to Sa Pa, we were not met by a tour director just the tour guide. On the first day we were to leave for Sa Pa at 8am, this guide turned up an hour late giving the excuse his bike broke down on the way giving no apologies. Secondly the bus that took us on a 5 hour journey to Sa Pa is ill equipped with many seats without safety belts. The ride to Sa Pa was bad especially for those sitting at the back. We arrived at Sa Pa at 2.30pm, instead of sending us straight to the restaurant for late lunch, the guide took us to the hotel, checkin and then use the hotel motor cart to send us to the restaurant and by the time food arrived it was 3pm. The next day the coach got us all in the coach at the hotel and then stopped at a petrol station to fill us. Can the driver fill up before picking us at the hotel? Thirdly at the third restaurant which suposedly specialised in BBQ, we were served half cooked chicken and pork, sent back to recook and still came out not fully cooked. After the third we were interested to eat. Another thing this restaurant didn't even served water. We have to pay for all drinks including water. At Hanoi on arrival we have half day and the next whole day before meeting the tour director were all on free time. First time I ever experienced one and a half day free in the midst of touring. APT should at least organise some activity. Next at Hoi An, the dinner at Home Restaurant was average and quantity served were for 4 persons but it wasn't enough even for two small eaters. The restaurant chosen has a very steep staircase to the upstairs and most of APT travellers are mostly elderly. We have a meal on our own next day at Morning Glory and the food we ordered were excellent and more than sufficient and the cost just A$10 per head. In comparison the meal at Home Restaurant must have cost APT just A$2, Other than these complains the trip was enjoyable and accommodation were excellent. Food on the RV Amalotus were fabulous. The local tour guides were very knowledgeable and professional.
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