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THAILAND, VIETNAM, and CAMBODIA 11N/12D

11 Nights & 12 Days

Highlights

Embark on an immersive journey through the enchanting realms of Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia, where ancient traditions harmonise with modern vibrancy. In Thailand, explore the bustling markets of Bangkok, visit sacred temples, and relax on pristine beaches in Phuket. Vietnam unfolds its rich tapestry of history in Hanoi, the serene beauty of Halong Bay, and the bustling energy of Ho Chi Minh City. Delve into the mesmerising landscapes of HaLong Bay’s limestone karsts and the tranquil beauty of Hoi An’s lantern-lit streets. Cambodia beckons with the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, the ancient temple complex that stands testament to the Khmer Empire’s grandeur. Uncover the history of Phnom Penh, cruise along the Tonle Sap Lake, and witness the convergence of history and contemporary life in Siem Reap. Whether it’s the vibrant street markets, serene temples, or the rich cultural tapestry, this Southeast Asian odyssey promises an unforgettable blend of historical wonders, natural beauty, and cultural treasures. Prabas Travels invites you to experience the unique charm of each destination, creating memories that resonate with the spirit of this diverse and captivating region.

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Itinerary

An itinerary for Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia 11N/12D, visiting Pattaya, Coral Island, Bangkok City Tour, Siem Reap, and Ho Chi Minh City is as follows:

  • Arrival at Bangkok and transfer to Pattaya, a popular beach resort town. 
  • Check-in at the hotel and chill for the rest of the day.

  • Take a speedboat to Coral Island, also known as Koh Larn, where you can enjoy various water activities, such as snorkeling, parasailing, jet skiing, or banana boat riding. 
  • Alternatively, you can relax on the white sandy beach and soak up the sun. 
  • Return to Pattaya in the afternoon and enjoy a cabaret show in the evening.

  • Drive back to Bangkok and take a city tour to see some of the highlights, such as the Grand Palace, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, and the Temple of Dawn. 
  • You can also visit the famous Khao San Road, where you can find many bars, restaurants, shops, and street vendors.

  • Visit the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, where you can see the local vendors selling their goods on wooden boats. 
  • You can also take a boat ride along the canals and observe the rural life of Thailand. 
  • In the afternoon, you can choose to join an optional excursion to the River Kwai, where you can see the historic bridge and the Death Railway.

  • Fly to Siem Reap, the gateway to the ancient temples of Angkor. 
  • Check-in at a hotel and spend the rest of the day chilling out. 
  • You can explore the town, visit the night market, or watch a traditional Apsara dance show.

  • Spend a full day exploring the Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most impressive cultural wonders in the world. 
  • Visit the iconic Angkor Wat, the largest and most famous temple, and admire its stunning architecture and carvings. 
  • Explore the nearby temples of Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Banteay Srei, each with its own unique style and charm.

  • Visit the Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and home to many floating villages and communities. 
  • You can take a boat ride to see how the locals live on the water and learn about their culture and traditions. 
  • You can also visit the Kompong Phluk mangrove forest, where you can see the stilt houses and the flooded forest.

  • Fly to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest and most active city. 
  • Check in to your hotel and take a city tour to see some of the landmarks, such as the War Remnants Museum, the Reunification Palace, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Ben Thanh Market. 
  • You can also experience the nightlife and cuisine of the city.

  • Take a day trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels, a network of underground tunnels that were used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. 
  • You can learn about the history and the ingenuity of the tunnel system and even crawl through some of the passages. 
  • You can also visit a shooting range and try firing some of the weapons used in the war.

  • Drive to the Mekong Delta, the “rice bowl” of Vietnam and a region of lush greenery and waterways. 
  • You can take a boat ride along the river and see the floating markets, the coconut candy factories, the fruit orchards, and the fish farms. 
  • You can also visit a local village and enjoy a traditional lunch.

  • Fly back to Bangkok and have a free day to do some last-minute shopping or sightseeing. 
  • You can visit some of the attractions that you missed on the first day, such as the Chinatown, the Jim Thompson House, or the Chatuchak Weekend Market.

  • Depart from Bangkok and fly back home with sweet memories of your trip.
Group Dates

Relax on the stunning beaches of Phuket, and explore the natural wonders of Krabi’s limestone cliffs and emerald waters.

Location

This exciting itinerary combines the best of Thailand, taking you on a journey through three remarkable destinations: Bangkok, the vibrant capital; Phuket, a tropical paradise; and Krabi, a beach lover’s dream.

Facts

Thailand:

  • Land of White Elephants: Thailand is often referred to as the “Land of White Elephants,” a term derived from the sacred status of white elephants in Thai culture, symbolising good fortune and prosperity.
  • Wat Pho’s Giant Reclining Buddha: Thailand is home to Wat Pho, the temple that houses the enormous Reclining Buddha, measuring 46 metres in length and covered in gold leaf.
  • Floating Markets: Thailand’s floating markets, such as Damnoen Saduak, offer a unique shopping experience where vendors sell goods from boats, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.

Vietnam:

  • Longest Cave System: Vietnam is home to the world’s largest cave system, Son Doong, located in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. The cave boasts colossal chambers and unique geological formations.
  • Conical Hats: The traditional conical hat, known as “non la,” is an iconic symbol of Vietnamese culture. These hats are made from bamboo and palm leaves, providing shade for locals in the tropical climate.
  • Water Puppetry: Water puppetry, a traditional Vietnamese art form, originated in the rice paddies and is a captivating performance that combines puppetry, music, and storytelling.

Cambodia:

  • Angkor Wat: Cambodia is home to the majestic Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. This ancient temple complex is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a symbol of Cambodia.
  • Khmer Rouge History: Cambodia has a complex history marked by the Khmer Rouge regime. The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh and the Killing Fields bear witness to this tragic period.
  • Tonle Sap Lake: Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, plays a crucial role in Cambodian life. The lake’s water level changes dramatically during the year, impacting local livelihoods.

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