Hanoi - Halong - Siem Reap 7 Days
A 7-day 6-night tour from Vietnam to Cambodia. Discover the enriched culture and beauty along the way and create some unforgettable memories.
Siem Reap the Chic and Fascinating City of Temples guided tours is Cambodia's gateway to the magnificent Temples of Angkor. Once forgotten and shrouded in mystery, held down by its dark haunting past it has emerged gradually into the modern world and is fast becoming one of the most popular custom tour destinations.
It now offers a cultural assault on all your senses with its diverse cuisines, shopping malls, and spas. Once a place only for the hardy backpackers it has reinvented itself into one of Cambodia's most chic cities and now has some stylish boutique hotels and fine dining experiences. It is now a place to take in slowly and appreciate its cultural scene and fantastic ambience.
A 7-day 6-night tour from Vietnam to Cambodia. Discover the enriched culture and beauty along the way and create some unforgettable memories.
Visit Hanoi's Old Quarter and Red River Delta, the famous Cu Chi tunnels of Saigon and travel up to Siem Reap by the Mekong river in Mekong Delta.
North of Siem Reap, visit the holy Kulen Mountains, also referred to as Phnom Kulen (“Mountain of the Lychees”) and CNN HERO.
Today we have a long journey west to the Beng Melea and visit Peoung Komnu that lies at the foot of the southern cliff of Phnom Kulen.
We depart to Kampong Phluk. A great glimpse of traditional river-dwelling life, Kampong Phluk is a cluster of three villages featuring stilted houses!
Experience a captivating 3-day Angkor adventure: sunrise and sunset, Banteay Srei, Phnom Kulen Waterfalls, floating village.
We visit Angkor Thom, Bayon temple, Baphoun temple, Elephant terrace, Leper King Terrrace, Ta Prohm and Angkor Wat temple.
Visit Kbal spean, the rivers in 1000 Lingas that made up of unique Lingas, beautiful temple of Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre temple
Pedal to several temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park on a bicycle tour that offers a different perspective on Siem Reap’s major attraction.
Siem Reap countryside guided half-day bike tour. Exploring the rural countryside around Siem Reap with this bicycle tour.
Experience Cambodian arts, have fun learning to create with the locals and take home the Angkorian traditional bowl made by you!
Travel from North to South to research the traditional culture and history of Vietnam. Visit World Heritages and extend to Cambodia at the end by river way.
Have an experience seeing Siem Reap on this 5 day private guided tour. Visit theTemple, Museum and learn about Khmer culture.
Immerse yourself in the history of Cambodia’s sacred temples and ancient archaeological sites. Explore every corner of this UNESCO site.
Enjoy a buffet of traditional Cambodian cuisine and take in a traditional Khmer dance show. Great entertainment and unique performances.
Rosana Broadway is one of the most unique experiences in Siem Reap, where you can enjoy incredible Cambodian dancing and songs and learn about local culture.
An amazing tour to Angkor Complex, while you are in Siem Reap is a must. Explore every corner of this UNESCO heritage site.
Enjoy a sunset dinner tour on Tonle Sap Lake as well as visiting a floating village, Gecko Environmental Education Center and a crocodile farm.
A quad bike ride in the countryside is one of the most unique tours to take in Siem Reap. On this tour, you can enjoy the views and have fun with other adventure-seekers.
Sometimes you need to pause and relax to get your body and your mind brightened up. That's the reason you should enjoy our half day spa tour in Siem Reap.
Over eager agents may well tell you that there is never a wrong time to visit the area and although this is probably true you may well find that you are not able to visit or do the things you have planned. Dry months are from November to February when it is not overly hot but also can become crowded. June to October is monsoon season but showers are normally brief and so can also be a welcome break if you don’t mind mud and lots of it.
Hostels are very popular and cheap and ideal for backpackers about 5,000-40,000 KHR per night, but there are also many hotels ranging from 50,000-60,000 KHR per night and maybe more if you want a pool. Food is cheap, and there are loads of choices from street stalls at 8,000-12,000 to restaurants for 20,000-29,000 KHR. Hire cars are cheap and readily available with a driver as a tour guide about 100,000 KHR.
Remember to dress appropriately especially in temples where your attire or lack of could offend. Take comfortable shoes preferably waterproof if travelling during monsoon season. Traffic rules exist but are rarely adhered to so be extra careful especially when crossing roads. Mosquito repellant is a must and try to cover up as much as possible. Use tuk-tuk or other transportation recommended by your hotel. Bring US$ as these are widely accepted.
Between January to March is the rainy season and it is the best time to visit for discounts in accommodation and as the weather is more suitable for sightseeing. Between April and October, the temperature rises to 40 degrees and the rain has begun to taper off. High season is classed as November to February with cooler windy weather and average temps in the 30s the tour guides will keep you right with what to bring for the weather.
Over eager agents may well tell you that there is never a wrong time to visit the area and although this is probably true you may well find that you are not able to visit or do the things you have planned. Dry months are from November to February when it is not overly hot but also can become crowded. June to October is monsoon season but showers are normally brief and so can also be a welcome break if you don’t mind mud and lots of it.
Hostels are very popular and cheap and ideal for backpackers about 5,000-40,000 KHR per night, but there are also many hotels ranging from 50,000-60,000 KHR per night and maybe more if you want a pool. Food is cheap, and there are loads of choices from street stalls at 8,000-12,000 to restaurants for 20,000-29,000 KHR. Hire cars are cheap and readily available with a driver as a tour guide about 100,000 KHR.
Remember to dress appropriately especially in temples where your attire or lack of could offend. Take comfortable shoes preferably waterproof if travelling during monsoon season. Traffic rules exist but are rarely adhered to so be extra careful especially when crossing roads. Mosquito repellant is a must and try to cover up as much as possible. Use tuk-tuk or other transportation recommended by your hotel. Bring US$ as these are widely accepted.
Between January to March is the rainy season and it is the best time to visit for discounts in accommodation and as the weather is more suitable for sightseeing. Between April and October, the temperature rises to 40 degrees and the rain has begun to taper off. High season is classed as November to February with cooler windy weather and average temps in the 30s the tour guides will keep you right with what to bring for the weather.