A Vivid, Dramatic World

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A quintessential blend of old and new, welcome to the other 'City of Angels' - Bangkok. The capital city and the largest city metropolis in Thailand delivers a fascinating blend of traditional buildings, modern skyscrapers countless beautiful temples, monasteries and palaces. The capital is also a shopper's heaven.

Explore the Grand Palace, residence of Thai Kings; visit Wat Phra Kaeo (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha); ride Long Tail Boats to Thonburi's surviving canals; visit the Museum of Royal Barges and the National Museum; relish Bangkok's glittering shopping plazas, restaurants, entertainment and spas.

Hotels Options: Sukhothai & Majestic Grande

Phuket, situated off the west coast of Thailand in the Andaman Sea, is Thailand's largest island and a world famous beach destination. Endowed with beautiful sunny beaches and a tropical mountainous terrain, Phuket offers great diving and trekking opportunities along with relaxation, shopping and dining.

A sprinkling of sun, sand, cuisine and exhilaration all await. Relax on the lovely beaches, go hiking in the hills or diving off the coral islands.

Hotels Options: The Surin Phuket & Marina Phuket Resort

The beautiful capital city of Hanoi has served as the seat of government for nearly a thousand years. Situated along the Red Rivers' banks, it offers a distinctly cooler climate than cities in the south. Exotic ancient monuments, modern skyscrapers and remnants of colonial imperialism all offer visitors a wealth of historical attractions and tourist sights. From big bustling metropolitan areas to the lush green countryside, from shopping at local night markets to seeing artists at work, there is no shortage of things to see and do.

Embark on an exploration of the famous landmarks of Hanoi including: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda, Museum of Ethnology, and Ngoc Son Temple. A stroll through Hoan Kem Lake is a must, as is a wander through the charming architecture and relics of the Old Quarter.

Hotels Options: InterContinental Hanoi & Conifer Hotel

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Gulf of Tonkin's' Halong Bay (Bay of the Descending Dragons), is perhaps one of the most magnificent natural splendors in the Far East. The bay consists of a dense cluster of over 3,000 limestone islands rising spectacularly from the ocean. Several of the islands have grottoes and caves leading to fresh water lakes and amazingly spectacular vistas of stalactites and stalagmites within. The waters are calm and crystal clear affording views of the coral reef, with white sandy beaches. Many islands have acquired their names as a result of the interpretation of their unusual shapes, whereas some islands support floating villages for fishermen.

Halong makes for a picturesque and relaxing beach vacation, especially ideal on a traditional junk.

Hotels Options: Halong Ginger Cruises & Dragon Pearl

The ancient Imperial Capital of Hué, lies at the mouth of the Perfume River and is considered the fulcrum of Vietnam's two rice baskets - the Red river delta and the Mekong delta. The city is bisected by the Song Huong, or Perfume River, named after a scented shrub that grows there. Hué makes a good base for exploring the Demilitarized Zone and is an important literary and cultural center.

Enjoy an interesting boat trip through a scenic river and pine forests to visit the Thien Mu Pagoda (Heavenly Lady), 2 Royal Tombs or the Citadel. Later, take a cycle expedition outside of Huè to visit Duong No and stroll along the banks of the river to see the quaint Am Ba Bridge.

Hotels Options: Pilgrimage Village & Villa Huè

Pale yellow houses draped in bougainvillea, markets lit with glowing silk lanterns, women in conical hats lifting baskets of slippery fish from their boats... Life in the old town of Hoi An looks like a picture postcard of a Vietnamese country town. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hoi An is one of the quietest places in Vietnam. Cars are not allowed on the main streets and, unlike much of the country, motorcycles keep their horns to a minimum. Hoi An also has a lovely beach, perfect for a few days of relaxation, sun and sand.

Go on a full day outdoors trip: enjoying a walk through the 'living museum' of Hoi An with its many interesting sights; taking a scenic boat trip on the Tho Bon River and visiting the village of Cam Chau.

Hotels Options: Victoria Beach Resort & Life Heritage Resort

Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), also known as Saigon, is easily the most exciting city in Vietnam. With bustling chaos, some of the best hotels in the country, rich history and cultural attractions, it also boasts extraordinary cuisine from simple street cafes to ultra swish Vietnamese and international restaurants.
The city has many rivers, arroyos and canals and in spite of its recent tumultuous past, HCMC has many beautiful buildings displaying a characteristic blend of Vietnamese, Chinese and European cultures. On the streets 'cyclo' drivers pass time under vast neon billboards, while the emerging Vietnamese middle class zip past draped in haute couture on their imported motorcycles

Explore this exciting city, paying visits to Notre Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, the War Remnants Museum the Presidential Palace, the Thien Hau Temple, the Chinese ghetto of Cholon and the Binh Tay market.
Here ends your Vietnamese adventure. Bid farewell to this wonderful country as you prepare for your international departure.

Hotels Options: IC Asiana Saigon & Liberty Central

The name Siem Reap means the 'Defeat of Siam' and refers to a century-old battle, commemorated in the bas relief stone carvings of its monuments. Siem Reap is the window to the world-famous Angkor Temple complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ruins of Angkor, located amid forests and farmland to the north of the Great Lake (Tonle Sap), number well over a thousand and range in scale from nondescript piles of brick rubble scattered through rice fields to that of the magnificent Angkor Wat. Many of the temples at Angkor have been restored, and together, they constitute the most significant site of Khmer architecture in Cambodia.

Set forth on a fascinating trip to the impressive, glorious ancient Angkor Wat , set in a stunning temple complex with five magnificent towers and vast gallery complex, whose chief attraction is the dominating 'Angkor Wat'. See Angkor Thom, a 3 sq km walled and moated royal city. Visit Ta Phrom, a quiet, sprawling monastic complex engulfed by massive fig and silk-cotton trees.

Hotels Options: Raffles Grand Hotel dAngkor & Heritage Suites

Transfer to your hotel with the evening spent at your leisure. Transfer to the international terminal the next day for your departure.