Timeless Treasures: A 16-Day Vietnam and Cambodia Tour




Discover the rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture of Southeast Asia

on this 16-day Vietnam and Cambodia tour. This immersive itinerary takes you

through ancient cities, scenic wonders, and cultural landmarks—from the bustling

streets of Hanoi to the majestic temples of Siem Reap.


Start your journey in Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital, where colonial charm meets traditional

markets and vibrant street life. Cruise through the emerald waters of Halong Bay, a

UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its towering limestone islands and tranquil

beauty.


Next, explore the imperial city of Hue, home to ancient palaces and the famous

Perfume River. Continue to Hoi An, a beautifully preserved trading port with lantern-lit

streets, tailor shops, and delicious Vietnamese cuisine.

Fly south to Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), Vietnam’s bustling metropolis. Explore

the Cu Chi Tunnels, War Remnants Museum, and lively Ben Thanh Market before

heading into Cambodia.




In Siem Reap, the gateway to the Angkor Wat temple complex, uncover the spiritual

and architectural marvels of Cambodia’s ancient Khmer Empire. Wander through jungle-

covered temples like Ta Prohm, and marvel at the grandeur of Bayon and Angkor

Thom.


This expertly curated Vietnam and Cambodia itinerary offers the best of both

countries, blending history, adventure, and cultural discovery. Whether you're cruising

Halong Bay or watching the sunrise over Angkor Wat, this unforgettable 16-day

Southeast Asia tour promises lasting memories.


Ready to explore the timeless treasures of Vietnam and Cambodia? Let your adventure

begin.


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