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Golden pagada, Vientiane


VIETNAM & ANGKOR ODYSSEY EXOTIC INDOCHINA IN STYLE


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Explore the fascinating sights of Vietnam and Cambodia and stay in a variety of comfortable and stylish hotels. We visit the imperial city of Hue, the historical port of Hoi An and Old Saigon. Cruise Ha Long Bay on a luxury junk and explore the Mekong Delta by boat. We also spend time in Cambodia exploring Angkor’s magnificent jungle temple complex.


ITINERARY


Days 1/2 Overnight flight to Hanoi. Day 3 Hanoi Discover the ancient charm of this lively city. Visit Ho’s Stilt House and stroll through the Old Quarter. Days 4/5 Ha Long Bay Stay aboard a luxury junk and cruise the clear blue waters amongst a myriad of jungle-topped islets. Days 6/7 Hoi An Relax in the picturesque and historical sea port. There is the option to explore by bicycle or visit the nearby temples at My Son. Days 8/9 Citadel and Royal Tombs Drive along the coast over the Hai Van Pass to Imperial Hué. Discover the citadel and Royal tombs. Days 10/11 Old Saigon and Mekong Delta Explore Ho Chi Minh City on a walking tour, visit


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Junk cruise, caves & limestone cliffs


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£2373 16 DAYS


flight BACKROADS OF INDOCHINA


OVERLAND THROUGH THAILAND, LAOS AND VIETNAM


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An adventurous and rewarding journey through offbeat and little visited parts of Laos and Vietnam. On our way we encounter dramatic limestone scenery, a plain of mysterious 2000-year old jars, remote hill-tribe and peaceful villages. We stay with local families in Pu Luong Nature Reserve and cruise Halong Bay in a junk.


the nearby Cu Chi Tunnels and spend a day cruising the channels and floating markets of the Mekong Delta. Days 12/14 Angkor’s temples Explore the magnificent temples in their jungle setting. Days 15/16 Overnight flight to UK.


For detailed information visit www.explore.co.uk/tours/dvnc


DETAILS


Tour type Discovery Comfort Active


Accommodation and Meals: 12 nights hotel, 1 night luxury junk. 13 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 1 dinner are included.


Transport: Bus, junk, boat and internal flights.


Group Size: Generally 10 to 16.


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Imperial City HUE


Marble mountain Danang


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SIEM REAP Angkor


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HO CHI MINH CITY Old Saigon


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From BANGKOK Grand Palace Wat Po


That Luang Stupa Wat Sisaket


VIENTIANE 0 km 200 267


TOUR ONLY – 14 DAYS Tour price without flights from £1569


HOI AN Beach


TOUR DATES


The Vietnam & Angkor Odyssey tour runs in the following months:


Jan


May Sep


Feb


Jun Oct


Mar


Jul Nov


Apr Aug Dec


For full details of the dates and prices visit explore.co.uk/tours/dvnc


Ref: DVNC ITINERARY


Days 1/2 Overnight flight to Bangkok. Optional boat trip on the klongs (canals). Day 3 Bangkok Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Po. Catch a sleeper train to Laos. Day 4 Vientiane Cross the border to the peaceful Laotian capital. Days 5/7 Luang Prabang Fly to this ancient royal capital. Take a slow boat on the Mekong to the sacred Pak Ou Caves: visit the temples and the Kuang Si Falls. Days 8/9 Plain of Jars Explore the unusual plain where giant 2000-year-old jars lie scattered. Days 10/11 Rural Laos Travel across limestone karst ranges and paddy fields, stopping at hillside villages. Explore the Vietnam war era Vieng Xai Cave complex in Sam Nua. Days 12/13 Pu Luong Nature Reserve Stay with local families in a stilt house and enjoy walks. Day 14 Cuc Phuong Stay in the national park and visit the Primate Rescue Centre. Days 15/16 Ha Long Bay Take a cruise around the scenic islands of the bay, enjoying a lunch of fresh seafood. Day 17 Hanoi Visit Ho Chi Minh’s stilt house, ancient temples and the Old Quarter. Days 18/19 Overnight flight to the UK.


DETAILS


Tour type Discovery Comfort Active


Accommodation and Meals: 12 nights hotels, 2 nights stilt houses, 1 night chalet, 1 night sleeper train. 15 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 3 dinners are included.


Transport: Bus, train, flight and boat. Group Size: Generally 10 to 16.


TOUR DATES


The Backroads of Indochina tour runs in the following months:


Jan


May Sep


Feb


Jun Oct


Mar


Jul Nov


Apr Aug Dec


For full details of the dates and prices visit explore.co.uk/tours/tlv


TOUR ONLY – 17 DAYS Tour price without flights from £1375


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Boat to Pak Ou Caves


LUANG PRABANG City tour


Kuang Si Falls


Standing stones PHONSAVAN


Tribal villages Hintang


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Vieng Xai Caves


HIN Na Meo PHUONG NP CUC Plain Of Jars VIETNAM


Primate Rescue Centre


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Pu Luong NR Lac


City tour HANOI Ninh Binh


Van Long reservoir Boat trip


Gulf Of Tongking


Mouths of the Hong (Red River)


Ha Long Bay boat trip Limestone scenery & caves


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