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StartsBangkok, Thailand, Thailand
EndsHanoi, Vietnam, Vietnam
RegionSouth East Asia
Duration21 days
Tour OperatorPeregrine
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Day 1 - Starting: Bangkok & Finishing: Bangkok

Welcome to South East Asia. Arrive into Bangkok today, where you’ll be transferred to the centrally located Hotel. A pre-trip briefing will be held in the evening at 6pm to meet the other members of your group and to discuss the itinerary. Please check for a welcome notice on the Peregrine noticeboard located on the 2nd floor of the Royal Princess Larn Luang Hotel. The notice should provide the name of your trip leader, along with the exact time and location of the meeting. After the group meeting in the evening, perhaps adjourn to a nearby restaurant and enjoy a first meal together (this is optional and at your own expense). The rest of the evening is free to enjoy a quiet drink or visit the bustling night markets of Bangkok.

Day 2 - Starting: Chiang Rai & Finishing: Chiang Rai

Today take the one-and-a-half-hour flight from Bangkok to Chiang Rai. This scenic town is a lot more relaxed than neighbouring Chiang Mai. Visit the privately owned Wat Rong Khun, more commonly known as the White Temple. This contemporary temple is constantly being added to and its strange design features references to Buddhist mythology, human sin and pop culture icons such as Michael Jackson, Harry Potter and Superman. In the evening visit the buzzing Chiang Rai night markets, where you can snack on delicious Thai cuisine or shop for souvenirs and handicrafts.

Day 3 - Starting: Pakbeng & Finishing: Pakbeng

Today leave Chiang Rai before dawn to travel for around two hours to Chiang Khong. After crossing the border, take a shuttle bus across the Mekong River to Huay Xai, which is your first stop in Laos. Transfer to the pier and board a slow boat for the trip down the Mekong River. The pace is very relaxed - a perfect way to observe the scenery and local life up close. The private boat has toilets on board, comfortable seats, dining tables and plenty of room to stretch your legs. In the evening arrive into Pakbeng, a village situated at the junction of the Mekong and Beng rivers. Hmong and tribal Thai people are frequently seen on the main street, where vendors sell local textiles and handicrafts. Spend the night in a village lodge. Please note due to the remote location of Pakbeng, the accommodation tonight is basic but still clean and comfortable.

Day 4 - Starting: Luang Prabang & Finishing: Luang Prabang

Today continue down the Mekong River in your private slow boat, gaining more insight into local rural life along the way. Stop in at Pak Ou, where the famous Tam Ting Cave is home to thousands of Buddha statues. Continuing on, pay a visit to Ban Sang Hai village where potent rice wine is made. Travel time down the river varies greatly with the water level, but if all goes to plan you should arrive into Luang Prabang by early evening. This sacred town, with its gleaming temple roofs, French architecture and mountainous backdrop, is claimed to be ‘the best preserved city in South East Asia’ by UNESCO.

Day 5 - Starting: Luang Prabang & Finishing: Luang Prabang

In the morning, you may like to rise early to witness the daily procession of monks collecting alms from the villagers - a practice that dates back centuries. Following breakfast, visit the town's major temples, including the magnificent Wat Xieng Thong. After the tour, walk around the local shops and find hand woven handicrafts. Next, visit the National Museum at the former Royal Palace, a building that combines French colonial and traditional Lao architecture. In the afternoon head south of town to the beautiful Kuang Si Falls. Back in Luang Prabang this evening, perhaps explore the popular night market or enjoy a traditional Laos massage. A late night in Luang Prabang isn't really an option, as the town observes a nightly curfew of 11.30 pm.

Day 6 - Starting: Luang Prabang & Finishing: Luang Prabang

Today is a free day in Luang Prabang. There are many of optional activities to keep you busy. Perhaps try your hand at preparing some traditional Laotian food in a cooking class. You could visit the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre, a not-for-profit museum dedicated to promoting the diverse cultures and traditions of Laos' ethnic groups. Guided tours and seminars are available on request. If you feel like getting active, why not climb the 328 steps up Mount Phu Si in the centre of Luang Prabang's old town? The hill is crowned by a gilded stupa, That Chomsi, where you can enjoy spectacular views over the town and surrounding forest. Afterwards, you may like to wind down with a traditional Lao sauna and massage at the massage parlour opposite Wat Visounnarat.

Day 7 - Starting: Vientiane & Finishing: Vientiane

Today take a 45-minute flight from Luang Prabang to Vientiane. On arrival into the capital, your leader will take you on a short orientation walk so you can get your bearings. The friendly city of Vientiane features a lot of French-inspired architecture and cuisine, so ask your leader where to find the best bakeries.

Day 8 - Starting: Vientiane & Finishing: Vientiane

Today embark on a tour around the major sights of Laos' capital. Visit the imposing Patuxai monument, which is Vientiane's version of the Arc de Triomphe. Call in at the oldest temple in the city, Wat Si Saket, and the former royal temple of Hor Phr Kaew. This previously housed the famous Emerald Buddha image before the Siamese took it in the late 18th century. Discover the golden stupa of Pha That Luang, which is an important Buddhist monument and the national symbol of Laos independence. Tonight enjoy an included dinner at the Makphet Restaurant in Vientiane. Peuan Mit runs the restaurant, which is an organisation that supports the needs of street children and young people in Laos.

Day 9 - Starting: Phnom Penh & Finishing: Phnom Penh

You will be transferred to the airport, where you will say goodbye to your Lao tour leader and fly to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Please note: it is unlikely that you will be escorted on this flight, but when you arrive in Phnom Penh you will be transferred to a comfortable and centrally located hotel. A Cambodia trip briefing will be held in the evening. Please check for a welcome notice on the Peregrine notice board located near the hotel lifts. Keep in mind that you will need to again bring your travel insurance details with you to the meeting. There is nothing planned until this meeting, so perhaps stroll the streets of Phnom Penh and explore the city, taking in the interesting French colonial architecture. The National Museum, with its collection of classic Khmer craftsmanship, is well worth a visit. Dinner tonight will be at the restaurant run by the Friends organisation. You might decide to go for a drink at the Foreign Correspondents' Club afterwards. Notes: The restaurant run by the Friends organisation is closed on public and school holidays. Alternative dinner arrangements will be made during these times.

Day 10 - Starting: Phnom Penh & Finishing: Phnom Penh

Today a full city tour introduces you to the sights of Phnom Penh, a city that lies near the confluence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers. The private quarters of the Royal Palace are home to King Sihamoni and are closed to the public. You will, however, be able to visit the Silver Pagoda that lies in the palace complex, which is the most sacred temple in the country. Phnom Penh remains a living relic of the country’s past struggles and successes. Your included visits to the Tuol Sleng Prison Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek tell the story of the tragic legacy of the Khmer Rouge. There is an optional visit to Wat Phnom, the temple that gave rise to the foundation of the city in the 15th century. An ideal way to spend your second evening here is to relax in a cafe by the riverfront. Notes: The Tuol Sleng Prison Museum and Killing Fields of Choeung Ek are major parts of the experience here, but if you don't wish to visit them, please inform your tour leader.

Day 11 - Starting: Siem Reap & Finishing: Siem Reap

Fly north to Siem Reap (approximately 40 minutes) where the great temples of Angkor await. On arrival, your leader will take you on an orientation walk to help you get acquainted with the town. Your evening is then free to do as you wish. You'll probably notice a change of pace here, so take a walk and enjoy the atmosphere. There are an abundance of local eateries and lively markets in which to mingle with the locals.

Day 12 - Starting: Siem Reap – Angkor Wat & Finishing: Siem Reap – Angkor Wat

Spend a full day visiting the amazing temples of Angkor on a guided exploration. Angkor Wat is the largest and most complete structure, and the only one of Angkor's temples that has its entrance facing west – the others face east. Then there is Angkor Thom, the 'Great Royal City', a temple that is famous for its series of colossal human faces carved in stone. Of all the temples visited today, Bayon temple is the centrepiece, with over 200 smiling carved faces and more than 50 gothic towers. For lunch you'll visit the Sala Bai Hotel School where underprivileged local youths learn skills that enable them to find gainful employment in the hospitality industry. Here you can enjoy a meal prepared by students at the school. After lunch you will head to the Ta Prohm temple, which has large trees embedded in the stone foundations of the structure – a powerful symbol of nature. End the day with a sunset view of the temples: an extraordinary way to see the sun go down. Notes: The Sala Bai Hotel School is closed on public and school holidays, so on these days an alternative restaurant will be used.

Day 13 - Starting: Siem Reap & Finishing: Siem Reap

Embrace a very early start today if you wish to experience a sunrise visit to the Angkor complex (this is optional). Later in the morning, venture to the Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB), a organisation that rehabilitates animals that have fallen victim to wildlife trafficking and provides a breeding facility for highly endangered animal species. From here, continue onto Banteay Srei. You'll see it's not a huge temple, but thanks to its intricate stone carvings it is sometimes referred to as ‘the jewel in the crown of Angkorian art’. At this point you can either head back to your hotel or carry on exploring more temples, such as Preah Khan. This temple contains a maze of vaulted corridors and is another complex that has been largely reclaimed by the jungle. Your ticket for the Angkor ruins also lets you spend more time exploring this site. Otherwise you might like to take a free afternoon to explore the town. If you have time, perhaps indulge in a traditional Khmer massage. A final Khmer dinner caps off your adventure tonight.

Day 14 - Starting: Ho Chi Minh City & Finishing: Ho Chi Minh City

Leave Cambodia behind today with a transfer to the airport and a short flight to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Please note that you will be unescorted on this flight, but you will be met in the arrivals hall of the Tan Son Nhat International Airport by a local representative and transferred to your hotel. This evening you will gather together for another briefing with your Vietnamese tour leader. This meeting is generally followed by an optional group meal out at one of Ho Chi Minh City's many fantastic eating spots.

Day 15 - Starting: Ho Chi Minh City & Finishing: Ho Chi Minh City

This morning you will head out of the city to the nearby Cu Chi Tunnels. Cu Chi is the name of the district that covers the extensive network (approximately 200 kilometres) of underground tunnels dug by the Viet Minh and later expanded by the Viet Cong. The tunnels contained hospitals, accommodation and schools, and were used for refuge, storage and as a military base for the Viet Cong close to Ho Chi Minh City. A section of the tunnels has been widened to allow visitors to enter and get a feel for what the life underground must have been like (please note that this will be hot and sweaty, and claustrophobic for some). You will then return to Ho Chi Minh City for an afternoon tour of the city, where daily life plays out on the streets and the dynamic atmosphere is a fascinating blend of old and new, East and West. Your leader will take you to the Reunification Palace, formally the Presidential Palace and the site of South Vietnam’s surrender in 1975, before visiting the War Remnants Museum. This illuminating museum features equipment and vehicles from the Vietnam War, and here you can gain a deeper understanding of the how the Vietnamese view the war. The rest of the evening is free - perhaps explore the food stalls at Cho Ben Thanh market.

Day 16 - Starting: Hoi An & Finishing: Hoi An

This morning you will leave Ho Chi Minh City and fly (approximately 1 hour) north to Danang. You will have the chance to enjoy some spectacular scenery on the drive (approximately 1 hour) to Hoi An. China Beach (locally known as My Khe Beach), enjoyed as an 'R & R' spot during the Vietnam War, lies against a backdrop of the sensational Marble Mountains. The five peaks, limestone with marble outcrops, are seen to epitomise the five elements: fire, water, earth, wood and metal. The history of the mountains is rich - the Champas once used them for religious purposes, and in more recent times they were a haven for the Viet Cong. You will arrive in Hoi An in the afternoon, when you can settle in for your two-night stay in this atmospheric old town.

Day 17 - Starting: Hoi An & Finishing: Hoi An

This morning you will take a tour of the unique town of Hoi An, influenced over the years by myriad traders from various cultures. Originally a busy Cham Port, the town also has Chinese influences scattered about, with pagodas and assembly halls found down the streets. For a small town it has a liveliness alongside its charm and serenity. The tour will take you down the streets of low tiled buildings, taking in a historic house (formerly home to a prominent trader), the Japanese Covered Bridge, a Chinese assembly hall and a museum. The afternoon is free for you to enjoy more of delightful Hoi An and the surrounding area. Perhaps browse the market for silk and other materials that can be tailored into fine garments on the same day, or hire a bicycle and ride along the lanes and out to a nice nearby beach.

Day 18 - Starting: Hanoi & Finishing: Hanoi

Today you will transfer (approximately 45 minutes) to the airport for a morning flight (approximately 1 hour) to the capital Hanoi. After arrival and a brief stop at the hotel you will take a guided half-day tour of the city. Enchanting Hanoi stands in contrast to its southern counterpart, relaxed rather than frantic, full of lakes and parks to escape to and best explored by foot or bicycle. The tour will take in the major sites, including the Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda, and the former residence of Vietnam’s most famous revolutionary, Ho Chi Minh. The tour will also include lunch at the KOTO café, an amazing project aimed at providing vocational training and experience in the hospitality industry for underprivileged young people. In the evening there is an option to enjoy a performance of the unique Water Puppets.

Day 19 - Starting: Halong Bay & Finishing: Halong Bay

Today you will leave Hanoi and drive north (approximately 4.5 hours) to the famous Halong Bay. You can leave your luggage behind at the Hanoi hotel and pack an overnight bag for staying on the boat. Halong Bay is listed as a World Heritage site and is one of Vietnam’s most spectacular natural wonders. The views of sailing junks navigating past thousands of limestone islands with rocky outcrops are nothing short of spectacular. You will travel to Bai Chay (Halong City West) where you will board a boat for an exploration of the bay, enjoying a seafood lunch and dinner (non-seafood also available), as well as spending a night on board. We visit a cave in the area and, in the warmer months, you can enjoy a swim in the bay. You may also have the chance to do some kayaking (optional and extra cost involved) while on Halong Bay. Boat accommodation: Conditions may be somewhat more communal compared to the usual hotel setting, but spending a night on the bay is such a unique experience. If the weather is obliging, the views at sunset are especially incredible. All boats used by Peregrine have twin-share cabins with en suite facilities and air-conditioning. There are only limited numbers of cabins on each boat, so the Single Supplement does not apply on the Halong Bay cruise, as all accommodation here is on a twin-share basis. Local authorities only permit a limited number of boats to stay overnight in Halong Bay. To ensure we can accommodate all travellers on board available boats, at times we will use larger boats (approx. 12 cabins). In rare cases the group may need to be split across different boats. If this occurs a group leader will be present on each boat, and the route taken and inclusions on board will remain the same.

Day 20 - Starting: Hanoi & Finishing: Hanoi

After breakfast at Halong Bay, return by bus to Hanoi (approximately 3.5 hours). The afternoon is free for you to explore this delightful city. Why not stop for a bia hoi (freshly brewed draught beer) at one of the microbars in the Old Quarter, relax at a café or explore the wealth of street food options.

Day 21 - Starting: Hanoi & Finishing: Hanoi

Your Vietnamese adventure will come to an end after breakfast this morning. A transfer to the airport is not included; however, your tour leader will be on hand to advise you as to the options available.

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The Pak Ou Caves in Luang Prubang have been a place of Buddhist worship for over a thousand years. The first pilgrims to visit the cave left behind a Buddha statue, and countless pilgrims have followed suit over the years. The cave, which is split into upper (Tham Theung) and lower (Than Ting) chambers, is now filled with thousands of Buddha images.

Highlights

  • Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Phnom Penh
  • Phnom Penh’s history
  • Vietnam’s northern capital Hanoi
  • UNESCO World Heritage-listed Angkor Wat
  • Tuol Sleng Prison Museum
  • Huay Xai – old Yunnanese caravan disembarkation point
  • Cu Chi Tunnels – the underground network of the Viet Minh and Viet Cong
  • The mysterious Plain of Jars
  • The monks of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Luang Prabang
  • Mekong slow boat cruise
  • ‘Junk’ boat cruise among the limestone karsts of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Halong Bay
  • The reclining golden Buddha of Wat Po
  • The tailors and market traders of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hoi An
  • Vientiane
  • The bustling streets and cyclos of Saigon
  • Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha
  • Angkor Thom’s stone-carved human faces
  • Kuang Si Waterfalls
  • The Buddha images of Tam Ting Cave

Included

– The services of Peregrine's expert English-speaking local tour leaders in each country, and local guides at some sites.- Local flights: Bangkok to Chiang Rai, Phonsavan to Vientiane, Vientiane to Phnom Penh (unescorted), Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City (unescorted), Ho Chi Minh City to Danang and Danang to Hanoi.- Sightseeing (including entrance fees where relevant): Bangkok – the Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha and Temple of the Reclining Buddha; thousands of Buddha images in Tam Ting Cave; Ban Sang Hai village; Luang Prabang – the procession of monks, Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Wisunalat and the National Museum at the former Royal Palace; Kuang Si Waterfalls; Muang Khun; Plain of Jars; Vientiane – Patuxai Monument, Wat Si Saket, Wat Prakeo and That Luang Stupa; Phnom Penh – the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, Tuol Sleng Prison Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek; Ho Chi Minh City – Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum and Binh Tay Market in Cholon; Cu Chi Tunnels; Marble Mountain; China Beach; and Hanoi – One Pillar Pagoda, Ho Chi Minh’s House and Temple of Literature.- Visit to the Angkor complex: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, Preah Khan and Banteay Srei.- Lunch at Sala Bai Hotel School prepared by underprivileged local youths learning skills to find employment in the hospitality industry.- ‘Slow’ boat cruises in Laos: down the Mekong River to Pakbeng village and to Luang Prabang.- A night in a simple hotel in Pakbeng village – home to tribal Thais, and a night in a basic hotel in Phonsavan – home to the Hmong hill tribe.- Two-night stay in Hoi An including a walking tour.- Overnight cruise on a traditional boat on Halong Bay. Accommodation in twin-share cabins with en suite facilities and air-conditioning. A seafood lunch and dinner provided (non-seafood also available).- Lunch at KOTO café in Hanoi – a project providing vocational hospitality training and experience to underprivileged young people.- Free time to explore Luang Prabang, Siem Reap, Hoi An and Hanoi.- Arrival transfer.

Additional Accommodation

Extend your holiday by booking some pre or post tour accommodation – ask us or your travel agent.

Day 1 Accommodation

Royal Princess Larn Luang Hotel or similiar (1 nights)

Day 1 Optional Activities

  • Bangkok - Tuk Tuk Experience Urban Adventure - THB 1790
  • Bangkok - Temple & River of Kings Urban Adventure - THB 2465

Day 2 Included Activities

  • Chiang Rai - Wat Rong Kun (White Temple)

Day 2 Accommodation

Imperial River House Resort or similiar (1 nights)

Day 3 Accommodation

Pakbeng Lodge or similiar (1 nights)

Day 4 Included Activities

  • Luang Prabang - Pak Ou Cave

Day 4 Accommodation

Sada Hotel or similiar (1 nights)

Day 5 Included Activities

  • Luang Prabang - Wat Visounnalat
  • Luang Prabang - Wat Xieng Thong
  • Luang Prabang - Kuang Si Waterfalls
  • Luang Prabang - Royal Palace Museum

Day 5 Accommodation

Sada Hotel or similiar (1 nights)

Day 6 Accommodation

Sada Hotel or similiar (1 nights)

Day 6 Optional Activities

  • Luang Prabang - Cooking class - LAK 250000
  • Luang Prabang - Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre - USD 2
  • Luang Prabang - Laos Red Cross sauna - LAK 10000
  • Luang Prabang - Lao Red Cross massage - LAK 40000
  • Luang Prabang - Mt Phu Si - USD 2

Day 7 Included Activities

  • Vientiane - Leader orientation walk

Day 7 Accommodation

City Inn or similar (1 nights)

Day 8 Included Activities

  • Vientiane - Haw Pra Kaew
  • Vientiane - Pratu Xai
  • Vientiane - That Luang
  • Vientiane - Wat Sri Saket

Day 8 Accommodation

City Inn or similar (1 nights)

Day 9 Included Activities

  • Complimentary Airport Arrival Transfer

Day 9 Accommodation

Patio Hotel or similiar (1 nights)

Day 10 Included Activities

  • Phnom Penh - Tuol Sleng Prison Museum (S21)
  • Phnom Penh - Choeung Ek (Killing Fields)
  • Phnom Penh - Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda

Day 10 Accommodation

Patio Hotel or similiar (1 nights)

Day 10 Optional Activities

  • Phnom Penh - Wat Phnom - USD 2
  • Phnom Penh - National Museum - USD 5
  • Phnom Penh - Cyclo tour - USD 4

Day 11 Included Activities

  • Siem Reap - Three Day Angkor Pass

Day 11 Accommodation

Navutu Dreams Resort & Spa or similiar (1 nights)

Day 11 Optional Activities

  • Siem Reap - Phare Cambodia Circus Ticket - USD 15
  • Siem Reap - Remork transport to Tonle Sap Lake - USD 10
  • Siem Reap - Tonle Sap Lake Boat Trip - USD 15

Day 12 Included Activities

  • Siem Reap - Lunch at Sala Bai
  • Siem Reap - Angkor Temples Guided Tour
  • Siem Reap - Angkor Ta Prohm

Day 12 Accommodation

Navutu Dreams Resort & Spa or similiar (1 nights)

Day 13 Included Activities

  • Siem Reap - Angkor Temples Guided Tour
  • Siem Reap - Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity
  • Siem Reap - Angkor Banteay Srei temple

Day 13 Accommodation

Navutu Dreams Resort & Spa or similiar (1 nights)

Day 13 Optional Activities

  • Siem Reap - Urban Adventure Cambodian Cook-Out - USD 48
  • Siem Reap - Khmer Traditional Massage - USD 17
  • Siem Reap - Landmine museum - USD 5
  • Siem Reap - Urban Adventure Street Food By Night Tour - USD 47

Day 14 Accommodation

Paragon Hotel or similar (1 nights)

Day 14 Optional Activities

  • Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Discovery Urban Adventure - VND 59

Day 15 Included Activities

  • Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnels
  • Ho Chi Minh City - Reunification Palace
  • Ho Chi Minh City - War Remnants Museum

Day 15 Accommodation

Paragon Hotel or similar (1 nights)

Day 16 Included Activities

  • Danang - Marble Mountain

Day 16 Accommodation

Hoi An Historical Hotel or similar (1 nights)

Day 17 Included Activities

  • Hoi An - Ancient town walk and entrance ticket

Day 17 Accommodation

Hoi An Historical Hotel or similar (1 nights)

Day 18 Included Activities

  • Hanoi - Koto Restaurant lunch
  • Hanoi - Temple of Literature
  • Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh's stilt house

Day 18 Accommodation

Thien Thai or similar (1 nights)

Day 18 Optional Activities

  • Hanoi - Water puppet show - VND 100000
  • Hanoi - Hoa Lo 'Hanoi Hilton' Prison - VND 30000

Day 19 Included Activities

  • Halong Bay - Overnight boat cruise

Day 19 Accommodation

Halong bay boat (1 nights)

Day 20 Accommodation

Thien Thai or similar (1 nights)

Day 21 Optional Activities

  • Hanoi Urban Adventure - Village Discovery by Bike - USD 33
  • Hanoi - Hanoi Street Food By Night Urban Adventure - USD 31
  • Hanoi Urban Adventure - Citadels, Karsts & Cycle - USD 88

Included Meals

Breakfast: 20

Lunch: 3

Dinner: 4

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