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INDOCHINA TOUR 17 DAYS 16 NIGHTS (VIETNAM – LAOS – CAMBODIA )

TOUR OVERVIEW

Indochina Tour 17 Days 16 Nights (Vietnam – Laos – Cambodia) offers an unforgettable journey through three stunning Southeast Asian countries. This tour takes you from Vietnam’s vibrant cities and breathtaking landscapes to Laos’ peaceful temples and Cambodia’s majestic Angkor Wat. Experience rich cultures, delicious cuisine, and historical wonders as you explore the heart of Indochina.

INDOCHINA TOUR 17 DAYS 16 NIGHTS (VIETNAM – LAOS – CAMBODIA )

Durations: Half day
Price From: Original price was: $2.005,00.Current price is: $2.000,00.

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    START YOUR JOURNEY

    DAY 1

    Ho Chi Minh City

    1

    • Arrive in HCMC at 16:05
    • Transfer to hotel

    Check in

    DAY 2

    Ho Chi Minh City

    2

    City tour, visit:

    • Independence palace: the Independent Palace, also known as the Reunification Palace, is a significant landmark in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Built in the 1960s, it served as the presidential residence of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
    • Cathedral church (outside due to restoration) which was built by French (1877 – 1880): The Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon is a stunning example of French Gothic architecture. Completed in 1880, it features striking stained-glass windows, twin bell towers, and a beautifully detailed façade.
    • The Post Office built by French in 19th century: The Central Post Office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is an iconic building known for its stunning French colonial architecture. Designed by Gustave Eiffel and completed in 1891, it features a grand, vaulted interior with ornate details, including a large central dome and intricate mosaics.
    • Go to airport – fly to Da Nang
    • Go to Hoi an ancient town

    Check in hotel

    DAY 3

    Hoi An

    3

    • Visit:
    • Japanese bridge: The Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An is a symbol of the city’s rich cultural heritage. Dating back to the 18th century, this iconic bridge features a unique architectural style blending Japanese and Vietnamese influences.
    • Cantonese assembly hall:  is a historic Chinese temple built by the Cantonese community in the late 18th century. It serves as a cultural and religious center dedicated to worshiping the deity Quan Cong, revered for loyalty, justice, and scholarship.
    • Phuoc Kien temple: is a historic Chinese temple dedicated to the deity Thien Hau, the goddess of the sea and protector of sailors. Built in the late 17th century by Fujian immigrants, the assembly hall reflects traditional Chinese architecture with ornate wood carvings, intricate sculptures, and colorful ceramic mosaics.
    • Tan Ky old house: is a well-preserved 18th-century merchant’s residence located in Hoi An, Vietnam. This architectural gem exemplifies the blend of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese influences characteristic of traditional Hoi An houses.
    • Museum of pottery trading

    Free time for shopping

    DAY 4

    Hue City

    4

    • Stop at:
    • Hai van pass is a scenic mountain pass offering breathtaking views of the coastline and lush landscapes and is known for its challenging and picturesque drive.
    • Lang Co beach: is renowned for its pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters. Nestled against lush mountains, it offers a serene escape with opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying fresh seafood. Ideal for relaxation and scenic coastal views in central Vietnam.
    • Lap An lagoon:  is a tranquil coastal wetland known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity. Surrounded by picturesque mountains, it offers opportunities for birdwatching, seafood dining, and peaceful boat rides. Explore this hidden gem for stunning landscapes and a peaceful retreat away from bustling city life.
    • Visit the Citadel: built in the early 19th century, served as the imperial capital of the Nguyen Dynasty. It features intricate palaces, temples, and fortified walls surrounded by a moat. The Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases Vietnam’s royal history and architectural splendor amidst serene gardens and historical artifacts.
    • Tu Duc tomb: is an elaborate imperial mausoleum known for its grand architecture, serene gardens, and intricate carvings, honoring the Nguyen Dynasty’s fourth emperor.
    • The Redemptorist Church: is a notable Catholic church featuring distinctive red-brick architecture and a serene, historic ambiance.
    • Thien Mu pagoda: is a historic Buddhist temple dating back to 1601. Its seven-story tower, Thap Phuoc Duyen, overlooks the Perfume River, offering serene views. The pagoda is a symbol of Hue’s spiritual and architectural heritage, attracting visitors with its peaceful ambiance and cultural significance.
    • Take a boat trip on Perfume river
    • Go back to Da Nang

    Check in hotel in Da Nang

    DAY 5

    5

     

    • Go to Danang airport (45ms)
    • Fly to Hanoi
    • Transfer to Halong bay (2,5 – 3h) via highway.

    Check in hotel

    DAY 6

    Ha Long Bay

    6

    • Visit:
    • Suprising cave: or Hang Sửng Sốt, located in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, is renowned for its vast, stunning chambers, impressive stalactites, and stalagmites.
    • Titop island: Titop Island is a popular destination in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, known for its pristine beaches and panoramic views. Named after a Russian astronaut who visited Ha Long Bay, it offers activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and hiking up to the island’s viewpoint for breathtaking vistas of the bay.
    • Kayaking
    • Swimming

    Explore Hanoi by your own at night

    DAY 7

    Ha Noi

    7

    • Visit:
    • HCM mausoleum outside (including Silt house and One pillar pagoda): houses the embalmed body of Vietnam’s revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh. Built in grand Soviet architectural style, it stands as a symbol of respect and reverence for “Uncle Ho.”
    • Literature temple: The Literature Temple, also known as the Temple of Literature, is a historic site in Hanoi, Vietnam. Established in 1070 during the Ly Dynasty, it served as Vietnam’s first university and is dedicated to Confucius.
    • Museum of Fine Art: The Museum of Fine Arts in Hanoi exhibits a wide range of Vietnamese art, from ancient sculptures to contemporary pieces, in a historic French colonial building.
    • Cathedral church of Hanoi: officially known as St. Joseph’s Cathedral, is a striking Gothic Revival structure featuring detailed stained glass windows and a prominent facade, serving as a major Catholic landmark in Hanoi.
    • Tran Quoc pagoda: located on the banks of West Lake in Hanoi, is one of Vietnam’s oldest and most iconic Buddhist temples, known for its serene atmosphere and ancient architecture.

    Fly to Laos

    DAY 8

    Laos

    8

    • Transfer to slow boat terminal
    • Take a boat trip on Mekong river to drive up north to Pak ou cave: located near Luang Prabang in Laos, are sacred limestone caves housing thousands of Buddha statues, offering stunning river views and spiritual significance.
    • Explore the cave
    • On the way back, pass by whisky village and handcraft village
    • Get back to Luang Prabang, visit:
    • A Museum in Royal Palace area
    • See Wat Aham, Wat Wisunarat, Wat Xiengthong, Wat May Souvannapoumaram:
    • Wat Aham: Known for its historic and cultural significance, featuring traditional Lao architectural styles and serene surroundings.
    • Wat Wisunarat: One of the oldest temples in Luang Prabang, renowned for its ancient architecture and important Buddhist relics.
    • Wat Xiengthong: A major temple complex famed for its exquisite design, including intricate mosaics and a beautiful reclining Buddha statue.
    • Wat May Souvannapoumaram: Noted for its grand entrance and ornate interior, it’s a prominent temple with significant religious and historical value.
    • Climb up Phousi hill to watch sunset
    • Go to Vang Vieng by speed train

    Check in hotel

    DAY 9

    Laos

    9

    • Trekking tour
    • Go to Vientiane in late afternoon

    Check in hotel

    DAY 10

    Laos

    10

    • Visit park of Buddha and Hindu gods statues: The Park of Buddha (Xieng Khuan) in Laos features numerous Hindu gods statues, including prominent figures like Shiva, Vishnu, and Ganesh, depicted in intricate and monumental sculptures.
    • Ban Nong Bouathong town: is a small town in Laos, located near the town of Savannakhet. It is known for its traditional Laotian rural charm, local agriculture, and community lifestyle.
    • Wat Si Saket, the temple with more than 8000 statues of Buddha
    • Patuxai, a French style monument
    • Visit Wat Phra Keo, built in 1565, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is a historic temple in Vientiane, Laos, renowned for its beautifully preserved architecture and its former role as the home of the Emerald Buddha, a highly revered Buddhist artifact.

    That Luang, golden pagoda and the symbol of Laos

    DAY 11

    Cambodia

    11

    • Take early flight to Cambodia
    • Check in hotel – leisure time
    • Free time in the afternoon
    • Explore the night market yourself

    DAY 12

    Cambodia

    12

    • Visit Angkor complex: The Angkor Complex in Cambodia, near Siem Reap, is a vast archaeological site featuring iconic temples such as Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm. It was the heart of the Khmer Empire and is renowned for its stunning architecture, intricate bas-reliefs, and historical significance.
    • Angkor Thom South Gate
    • Batons temple
    • Baphoun Temple
    • Terrace of elephants
    • Ta prohm temple

    Angkor wat

    DAY 13

    Cambodia

    13

    • Take a shared limousine bus from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh
    • Check in hotel

    Explore the capital yourself in the afternoon

    DAY 14

    Cambodia

    14

    • Visit Royal Palace (1866) with Silver pagoda: the Silver Pagoda Museum showcases a rich collection of Cambodian artifacts, including precious silver, gold, and historical treasures within the royal complex.
    • Royal museum: often referred to as the Royal Museum, showcases Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage through its extensive collection of Khmer art, including sculptures, ceramics, and historical artifacts.
    • Wat Phnom: is a historic temple in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, situated on a hill. It is a key cultural and religious site, revered for its role in the city’s founding legend and its striking architecture and serene atmosphere. Statue of King Father Norodom Sihanouk

    DAY 15

    Ho Chi Minh City

    15

    • Transfer to HCMC, Vietnam by bus
    • Please print out your visa

    (not use the e-visa)

    • Be picked up upon arrival & transfer to hotel

    Explore nearby destinations as you wish (Ben Thanh market, tourist area of Bui Vien)

    DAY 16

    Can Gio

    16

    • Transfer to Can Gio for a fullday tour, visit:
    • Mangrove forest: Venture into Vietnam’s mangrove forests for a unique ecological experience. These vital coastal ecosystems offer rich biodiversity and environmental benefits. Explore boardwalk trails winding through dense mangrove trees, home to diverse wildlife like birds, crabs, and fish.
    • Monkey Island: is a popular destination known for its resident macaques. Take a boat trip to the island and observe these playful creatures in their natural habitat. Enjoy stunning coastal views and sandy beaches perfect for relaxing.

    Transfer back to HCMC

    DAY 17

    • You will be picked up 2: 45 mintues before your flight
    • Transfer to airport (30 mins)

    Fly back home in the evening

    1. Tour’s prices: Applied for a group of 2 people: 1919 usd/person
    2. Please note: The Promotion price above is not applied anymore from July 1, 2026. Thank you.
    3. For a group of 02 or 03 people, our current price is 2,455 USD/person

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    Includes

    • Trips to all places mentioned in this itinerary (with Mekong river as well).
    • Hotels 4 stars as in itinerary or similar depends on hotels’ availability.Only in Luang Prabang and Hoi An, hotels are 3* but they are good and right at the centre.
    • The quote above is guaranteed that all tourists will stay in same hotels during the whole journey depites their different rooms’ styles.
    • All breakfasts at hotels
    • 2 international Flights (Hanoi to Luang Phabang; Vientiane to Siemreap)
    • 2 Domestic flights in Vietnam (Saigon to Hue; Da Nang to Hanoi)
    • Good English speaking guides on tour
    • Transportation as in the table above. In some places, I put bus or speed train. It is because I need your confirmation for the tour, then I have to check with my guide in Laos to book the train. If it’s not available to fit program of tourists, I may use bus to transfer them without extra fee.
    • Private boats in Mekong Delta and Hue (Vietnam), in Luang Prabang (Laos) to visit Park Ou caves as mentioned in the itinerary.
    • Daily cruise in Halong bay (shared cruise)
    • All entrance fee to all sights mentioned in the tour

    Excludes

    • Personal expenses
    • Visa pay at immigrant customs
    • Lunches and dinners that are not mentioned
    • Beverages in meals
    • Tips to drivers and guides

    (standard: 3 US/person/ day for guide & 2 US/person/day for driver)

    • Early check in or late check out
    • Other services that are not included in the itinerary

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