Grand Southeast Asia  19  days/ 18 nights

Day 01 : Upon arrival in Bangkok (D)

Upon arrival, our tour guide will come to pick up and transfer you to the hotel. Free at your leisure. Overnight in Bangkok

Day 02 : Grand Palace – Emerald Buddha Image – Canals tour (B,L)

After breakfast, transfer you to the pier for take a long tail boat observe the lifestyle of local peoples along the Bangkok Noi Canals. Later, continue to the Royal Barge where you see many beautiful Royal Barges which are used in the important ceremony only in special occasion. Then, move to Wat Arun or Temple of Dawn for sacred the Ancient Prang before take a public boat crossing to the others side of Chao Phraya River for lunch at the local restaurant. Afternoon, embark to Wat Phra Kaew for sacred one of the most important Buddha Image known as Emerald Buddha Image including excursion to the famous mutal painting at the wall surrounding the temple, Viharn, Doors Guardian, Golden Chedi and etc. After that, walking through the gate to the middle zone of the Grand Palace. There you see many wonderful building are created as original Thai Architecture Style and Union Western. One of the most popular Buildings is Chakri Mahaprasart Throne Hall. This one is located as outstanding in the middle of Grand Palace with 3 spires on the top of the building. It was used as the State Banquet for the chief of state in special occasion. From now, it is used as the weapon museum and keeping for the King’s statue who passed away. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 03 : Bangkok - Chiang Mai (Doi Suthep – San Khamphaeng & Borsang Village) (B,L)

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for flight to Chiang Mai. After check in at the hotel, you will be transfer to Doi Suthep for sacred the Lord Buddha Relic which is enshrined in the golden Chedi. Later, transfer to San Kamphaeng district, heart of the silk and cotton home industries, to witness the fascinating process of making and weaving these popular fabrics. Continue on the Bor Sang, the umbrella village, where the delicate Thai paper umbrellas are produced and hand-painted. From here, onwards to Thai Celadon about 6kms north of Chiang Mai where the exquisite ceramics are produced, these are modeled on the Sawankhalok pottery that used to be made hundreds of years ago at Sukhothai and exported all over the region. With its deep, cracked glazed finish the style is very distinctive and some pieces are exceptionally beautiful. Last but not least, are stops to observe the intricacies of both the lacquerware and silverware craftman. Lunch at the local restaurant then return to the hotel and free at leisure. Overnight in Chiang Mai

Day 04 : Chiang Mai – Mae Tang Elephant Camp (B,L)

 This morning you will be transfer to the Elephant camp at Mae Tang. Visit the Jungle Raft Elephant Camp in Mae Taeng, first to see the elephant shows. After the shows you will be an exciting ride on the elephants crossing the Mae Taeng river and up the hill. This last about 45 minutes. Then you will return by oxcart to the elephant village where lunch will be served. Rafting adventure starts from here and last for 45 minutes along the Mae Tang river. This place is relatively unspoiled. On wards to the Orchid Farm, here there are many beautiful of 500 species of orchid. Overnight in Chiang Mai

Day 05 : Chiang Mai – Tha Ton – Long neck village – Chiang Rei (B,L)

After breakfast, transfer to Tha Ton temple then take a long tail boat along the Kok River to Chiang Rai. The distance might be long but you can breathes the pure air and have a good sightseeing as well. On the way, you can stop to visit at the hill tribe villages before arrive in Chiang Rai. Later, have a lunch at local restaurant. Overnight in Chiang Rai.

Day 06 : Chiang Rai – Golden Triangle – Parkbeng (B,L,D)

Pick up at the hotel transfer to Chiang Khoang,After passing through immigration, you will cross the Mekong River to HoueiSay in Laos where your Lao guide will be waiting for you at the immigration point. After completing border formalities, you board a ready traditional boat for the trip down the Mekong River. Serene, timeless Laos is one of Asia's most unvisited, unchanged countries. This once-powerful kingdom known as Lane Xang (Million Elephants) was founded in the 14th century with the help of the Khmers, and it went on to become one of the largest kingdoms in Southeast Asia until its demise in the late 19th century. Bisected and bordered by the Mekong River, omnipresent symbol of Indochina, Laos today is an amalgam of cultural influences; Theravada Buddhism, animism, France, and the socialist ideal. It is a peaceful place, and the legendary hospitality, resilience and friendliness of the Lao people is much in evidence. Laos is Old Asia preserved. As your journey downriver you will stop at some tribal minority villages such as the Hmong, Yao and Khmu. Upon arrival in Pakbeng, we visit local market; experience daily lifestyle of colorful hill tribe traders exchanges their goods. Overnight in Pakbeng

Day 07 : Parkbeng - Pak Ou cave - Luang Prabang (B,L)

Breakfast, as you sail downriver as a second leg, you will pass areas of un-spoilt forest with little villages along the riverbanks and perhaps the odd elephant or two with his mahout. You visit a fishing village and a rice winemaking village and perhaps even taste some of the infamous beverage known as Lao Rice wine. You also visit the Pak-Ou caves, where thousands of Buddha statues are stored. You arrive in Luang Prabang around sunset and transfer to your hotel. This charming city of UNESCO world heritage site, The Luang Prabang is a small, dream-like town on the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers, in a beautiful mountain setting. From 1353 until 1545 it was the capital of Lane Xang before power was transferred to Vientiane. Despite the move Luang Prabang remained the seat of monarchical power and when the kingdom broke up in 1694, one of the deceased king's grandsons established a rival kingdom to those in Vientiane and Champassak. Though weakened, the Luang Prabang royalty endured until 1975, when after the reign of 63 kings it was formally dissolved. Overnight in Luang Prabang

Day 08 : Luang Prabang City Tour (B,L)

The former Royal Palace has been turned into a national museum. This interesting structure displays a lovely collection of the artefacts reflecting the richness of Lao culture dating from the days of the early kings right through the last sovereign. We also have enough time this day to explore some other landmarks, including the impressive stupa of Wat Visoun, the shrine of Wat Aham, the city’s oldest temple of Wat Wisunalat and the Wat Mai with five tiered roofs. A visit to Luang Prabang would be not complete without climbing 329 steps to the top of Phousi Hill for a beautiful sunset view of the Mekong River. The zigzag path crosses over various temples to the sacred, gilded stupa of Wat Phousi at the summit. Ovenright  in Luang Prabang

Day 09 : Luang Prabang - Ha Noi  (B,L)

Transfer to airport for flight departure to Hanoi. On arrival at Noi Bai Airport, you are met and transferred to hotel. Ha Noi, Vietnam's capital, is a stylish and gracious city that retains an unique old world charm and some Asia‘s most striking colonial architecture. The many lakes and parks make for relaxing atmosphere. If time permits we enjoy a short cyclo excursion through the bustling old quarter streets named after the specific goods once offered for sale at these places. Overnight in Ha Noi

Day 10: Ha Noi - Halong (B,L)

Today we enjoy a half day city tour starting with the Ho Chi Minh Complex, containing the mausoleum of the nation’s founder Ho Chi Minh, the Presidential Palace and the Ho Chi Minh’s house on stilts. The complex also comprises the One Pillar Pagoda, whose origins date back to the foundation of Hanoi. We follow this with a trip to the Temple of Literature, well known as Vietnam’s first university, and the History Museum which displays an excellent collection of artifacts illustrating the Vietnamese history. The peaceful lake of Hoan Kiem and the bustling Dong Xuan Market are also visited before we depart for Halong Bay through the scenic countryside. Overnight in Ha Long

Day 11 : Ha Long - Ha Noi  (B,L)

The wondrous Halong Bay is truly one of Vietnam’s most impressive scenic sights. Heading out of the town we embark on a boat for an exploration of the bay. This exciting five hour cruise will provide us a fantastic view of the picturesque scenery blending with the sky and some 3,000 limestone islands rising amazingly from the clear and emerald water. The limestone karst formations are littered with beaches, grottoes and beautiful caves. Along the way we will anchor for a leisurely swim in a secluded cove and an enjoyable visit to one of the many hidden grottoes beneath towering cliffs. After a seafood lunch on board we return to Ha Noi, stopping en route at Dong Trieu pottery village. We arrive in time to see an evening performance of Hanoi's famous water puppets. Overnight in Ha Noi

Day 12 : Hanoi – Danang – Hoi An (B,L)

An early morning, flight to Da Nang. The sightseeing tour of central Vietnam begins with Hoi An Town which was originally a Cham seaport but has been influenced down centuries by a myriad of traders from various cultures. The tranquillity and charm of the town with its low tiled houses and assembly halls scattered along the small streets make it one of the most delightful places to visit in Vietnam. After checking into hotel, we will have time strolling around the town to explore the lively central market and visit the famous Japanese Covered Bridges, the Pottery Museum, the many temples and pagodas of Chinese appearance. Overnight in Hoi An

Day 13 : Hoi An – Hue (B,L)

The journey continues to Hue, Vietnam’s imperial capital between 1802 and 1945. Along the way, we make stopover at the sensational Marble Mountains before arriving in Danang City for a visit to the Cham Museum, home to Vietnam's largest collection of Cham treasures. We then follow the road hugging the central coast before crossing over the scenic Hai Van Pass and dropping down to the fishing villages of Lang Co. On arrival in Hue, we enjoy a cruise on the Perfume River, stopping at bustling Dong Ba Market and the beautiful Thien Mu Pagoda, then visit to the Imperial City and the Forbidden Purple City. This royal residence was all but destroyed during the 1968 Tet Offensive. Overnight in Hue

Day 14 : Hue – Ho Chi Minh (B,L)

The sightseeing tour of Hue would not be complete without a visit to the elaborate tomb of Emperor Tu Duc. After seeing this sight we board a flight south. Ho Chi Minh City, still called Saigon by many locals, is crowded with bikes and motorbikes, excited by numerous shopping area and sidewalk cafés. An afternoon city tour takes us in the Reunification Palace which was the former residence of the President of South Vietnam until end of April 1975. Close to the palace are some beautiful French colonial structures including the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Sai Gon Post Office. We also visit the Jade Emperor Pagoda and the War Remnant before we continue to the bustling Ben Thanh Market where anything and everything is for sale. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City

Day 15 : Ho Chi Minh – Mekong Delta – Ho Chi Minh (B,L)

Heading out of the town, we travel by roads to the Mekong Delta, Vietnam's largest rice bowl. On arrival in My Tho we embark on a boat navigating around the intricate small canals in the delta region, which is a great way to observe the local lifestyle close-up and catch a view dotted by many islands. The exciting excursion will pass the lush green vegetation before arriving at the famous Unicorn Island. Here we have opportunities to stroll around an orchard, taste many seasonal fruits and enjoy wonderful traditional music. The next stop of our trip is Ben Tre Province to visit some fascinating local industries. After feasting on a huge lunch we return to Ho Chi Minh, stopping off along the way to see the beautiful Ving Trang Pagoda and the Cho Lon, Saigon’s Chinatown, which is crammed with sacred temples and mysterious, narrow lanes. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City

Day 16 : Ho Chi Minh - Flight to Phnom Penh (B,L)

Morning arrival at Phnom Penh Airport, transfer to your hotel. With your professional guide and prived car we start to visit Phnom Penh. Situated at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers, the Cambodia's capital city look like a big village- town where French colonial influences can still be seen in old buildings restored. We will first go to see Wat Phnom Temple.Then we will visit the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda . The Palace is a magnificent example of Khmer architecture, it was built in 1866. You will see the Throne Hall and the Napoleon III Pavilion. Silver Pagoda is one of the richest shrines in the world . The floor is made of 5.000 silver tiles. Afternoon, visit of the National Museum, a Khmer red pavilion, which is dedicated to Khmer art and sculpture. The majority are from the Angkor period (9th to 15th century), and some from the 4th century. If you would like to see, you will visit Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and we will enjoy a boat cruise on the Mekong River to see Phnom Penh from the river, and watching the sunset over Phnom Penh.

Day 17: Phnom Penh - Siem Reap (B,L)

Early morning , transfer to the boat harbor to catch the speedboat from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap up the Tonle Sap River and across the Tonle Sap Lake. At arrival in Siem Reap Port,Transfer to your hotel in Siem reap. Siem Reap is the nearest town to the famous complex of Angkor.From the 9th to 15th century, Angkor was the heart of a sophisticated civilisation. We will see massive stone monuments. Afternoon, We start by visit with professional guide and prived car the "Great City" of Angkor Thom. Visits include the famous Bayon Temple, Phimeanakas Temple within the Royal Palace enclosure , Baphuon Temple, the Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King. Overnight at Siem Reap.

Day 18 : Angkor (B,L)

Morning, with professional guide and prived car, the visit will include temples Thommanon, Takeo, one of Angkor's great mountains temple, Ta Prohm who become part of the jungle, Banteay Kdei with attractive carvings, Srah Srang, Prasat Kravan unique brick sculptures. Afternoon dedicated to visit the most famous temple magnificent Angkor Wat. This architectural masterpiece was constructed in the 12th century and covers an area of about 210 hectares. Beautifull carved bas- reliefs on the outer walls and corridors, depicting mythological scenes of Ramayana and day to day life at the time of Angkor's building.Overnight at Siem Reap.

Day 19 : Siem Reap - Departure (B)

After breakfast, free & easy until time to transfer to airport for flight departure. End of our service.

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Trip includes

ü  English / french speaking guide.
ü  All accommodation in twin sharing
ü  All transfers in private car/ van/ buss
ü  Meals as indicated ( B = Breakfast; L = Lunh; D = Dinner)
ü  Entrance fees and permits during guided time.
ü  Boat cruise as indicated
ü  Domestic flights : Bangkok - Chiang Mai ; Hanoi - Hue ; Danang - HCM city
ü  International flights : Luang Prabang - Hanoi ; HCM city - Phnom Penh.
ü  Service charge & Government taxes

ü  International Airfares.
ü  International departure tax
ü  Meals not indicated
ü  Thailand visa stamp fee on arrival ( 30 USD/ pax)
ü  Lao visa stamp fee on arrival (30 USD/ pax).
ü  Thailand visa stamp fee on arrival ( 30 USD/ pax)
ü  Vietnam visa : compulsory ( invitation letter for visa upon arrival : 30 USD/pax)
ü  Cambodia visa stamp fee on arrival ( 25 USD/pax)
ü  Personal travel insurance (Compulsory).
ü  Personal expenses such as Bar, Telephone and Laundry bills.
ü  Tips and gratuities