Vietnam & Cambodia: From Timeless Cities to Ancient Empires 17th November 2025
- Feb 10
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This journey begins in Hanoi, where old-world charm meets everyday life. Rickshaws weave through the Old Quarter, street food aromas fill the air, and history quietly sits alongside modern cafés. From Hanoi, the pace slows beautifully as you sail into Halong Bay, gliding past limestone karsts, kayaking calm waters, and waking up to sunrise Tai Chi on deck. It’s the kind of start that eases you into Southeast Asia without rushing a single moment.
As the journey continues south, Vietnam reveals its many layers. From the vast Paradise Cave in Dong Hoi to the historic DMZ and the imperial elegance of Hue, every stop adds depth. Hoi An is a clear favourite. Lantern-lit streets, ancient trading houses, Hindu ruins at My Son, and the famous Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills make this stretch both relaxed and visually stunning. It’s cultural, scenic, and easy to enjoy.
The final chapter takes you to Cambodia, where the scale and detail of Angkor leave a lasting impression. From the faces of Bayon to the grandeur of Angkor Wat, history feels alive. Add a visit to a floating village on Tonle Sap Lake, and the journey ends on a thoughtful, grounded note. This is a well-paced, richly layered experience that blends nature, culture, and heritage without ever feeling overwhelming.









































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