Southeast Asia Tour: Vietnam, Cambodia & Bali

Welcome to Vietnam’s capital! Upon your arrival at Noi Bai Airport, our guide will meet you and transport you to your hotel in the Old Quarter of Hanoi. The rest of the day is free for leisure.

Explore Hanoi’s charming capital with its tree-lined boulevards, French colonial architecture, tranquil lakes, and ancient pagodas. Visit key sites including the Ho Chi Minh Complex, One Pillar Pagoda, Temple of Literature, and more. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Water Puppet Performance.

08:30: Pickup from your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter. Enjoy the scenic landscape on the way to Ha Long Bay. 12:15: Board the Sea Stars Cruise for a welcome drink and itinerary briefing. 12:45: Enjoy a buffet lunch while cruising past stunning limestone islands. 14:30: Visit the Pearl Farm and participate in kayaking. 15:45: Relax and swim at Titop Island or hike for panoramic views of Ha Long Bay. 19:00: Indulge in a sumptuous dinner on board before enjoying leisure activities.

06:15: Start your day with Tai Chi on the sundeck. 07:00: Enjoy a buffet breakfast. 08:00: Visit Surprise Cave, the largest cave in Ha Long Bay. 11:00: Disembark and transfer to the airport for your flight to Siem Reap.

Wake up early to experience the stunning sunrise at Angkor Wat. After breakfast, visit the ancient Beng Mealea Temple entangled in jungle foliage.

This morning, visit the Angkor National Museum to gain insight into the Angkorian era and the rich culture of Cambodia. The museum features eight interactive galleries showcasing history, civilization, religion, and the Great Khmer Kings, including exhibits like the 1,000 Buddhas and Ancient Costumes. Next, we’ll visit Wat Thmei (Killing Field), which houses a unique glass-walled stupa containing the bones of Khmer Rouge victims recovered from nearby locations. Afterwards, explore the Old Market, where you can find a variety of gifts and experience a vibrant local food market. Visit the Artisans d’Angkor center, known for high-quality sandstone, silver, wood, and silk products. Finally, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Saigon.

In the afternoon, explore Ho Chi Minh City to visit major landmarks, including Reunification Hall, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Central Post Office. Spend time at the War Remnants Museum, where you can learn about Vietnam’s turbulent history. In the afternoon, explore the vibrant Ben Thanh Market and the bustling Chinese district of Cholon.

Embark on a Mekong Delta adventure, starting at Cai Be and exploring local villages and floating markets. Enjoy a home-cooked lunch amidst beautiful surroundings.

Visit the vibrant Can Tho Floating Market, experiencing the bustling trade of fresh produce and local goods. Afterward, return to Saigon.

Today, visit the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, an impressive underground network used during the Vietnam War, or enjoy a day of shopping around Ho Chi Minh City.

Fly to Bali and transfer to your hotel upon arrival.

Experience the Bali Swing for an adrenaline thrill, visiting local artisans along the way. Explore Batuan Temple, an ancient temple known for its architectural beauty.

Experience an exhilarating morning of white-water rafting on the Ayung River, renowned as one of Bali’s top rafting locations. The river features stable water conditions suitable for all experience levels and boasts medium rapids (level 2-3) over a 12-kilometer course, taking about 2 to 2.5 hours to complete. As you navigate the river, enjoy stunning views of unspoiled rainforests, rice fields, hidden waterfalls, and captivating stone carvings on the riverbanks. After your rafting adventure, visit Ubud, a cultural hub surrounded by beautiful rice paddies and lush ravines. Immerse yourself in Ubud’s rich arts and history by attending a Barong Dance performance, which depicts the battle between good and evil. Additionally, explore Celuk Village, famous for its exquisite gold and silver handicrafts, where you can admire and purchase beautiful artisanal creations.

Visit Tegalalang, a small village near Ubud, known for its stunning rice terraces that have become a popular tourist destination. Marvel at the steep fields carved into the hills over years of farming, supported by traditional Balinese irrigation systems that create a lush green landscape against the blue sky. Tegalalang’s breathtaking terraces attract many photographers, so be prepared to climb down some stairs for the best views. The rich green paddies and coconut trees resemble picturesque scenes worthy of postcards. Most of these terraces were created around the 9th century by the Balinese, designed as beautiful gardens with intricate irrigation channels keeping them lush year-round.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring to the international airport for your departure flight.