2008 Tale of Three Cities:10 day Cambodia & Vietnam Tour

Experience the contrasting cities of Hanoi, Saigon and Siem Reap.

VIetnam's elegant capital, Hanoi, is a fitting place to start your journey. Ease yourself into things with a cyclo tour of the Old Quarter, and learn more about Vietnam's fascinating history at some of the city's museums. Then head south to vibrant Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), where you will experience the fascinating Cu Chi Tunnels and some of Asia's best shopping. Your holiday ends in Cambodia, among the temples of Angkor, where you will discover tree-covered temples and witness the unforgettable sight of Angkor Wat at sunrise.

Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Cu Chi Tunnels, Mekong Delta, Siem Reap

Trip grading: EASY Suitable for travellers with an average level of fitness and mobility. Fly between major destinations.

What's included: (Standard) – 9 nights hotel accommodation, flights as specified, all road transport by air-conditioned vehicles, all sightseeing as specified (excluding entrance fees), Western tour leader based on a minimum of seven travellers, local English-speaking guides throughout, arrival and departure transfers, breakfast daily and three lunches.

Tour Leader: Travel Indochina tour leader based on a minimum of 7 people.

Maximum group size: 15

Go Deluxe: Historic luxury properties make our Deluxe option irresistible; the Sofitel Metropole in Hanoi to the Sheraton Saigon Hotel & Towers are two of Vietnam’s most luxurious hotels, and the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Siem Reap is incomparable.

Not ready to go home yet?: Some of Southeast Asia’s best beaches are just a short flight away from Siem Reap. Why not spend a few days on a pristine beach before heading home? Ask us how.

Ask our Travellers: "This was my first experience with group travel and it was very enjoyable, and with a great group of people. Nothing was too much trouble for our tour leader and guides. It’s been a wonderful experience".  H. Jackson - Australia

Responsible Travel: There are many things you can do while in Asia to travel more responsibly. To help, read our online Guide to Responsible Travel before you arrive.