Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi (or reverse) - 15 days |
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Detailed Itinerary: Ho Chi Minh to Hanoi
Day 1:
Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)
Arrive at Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Son Nhat International Airport where you will and transferred to the InterContinental Asiana Saigon Hotel. Upon arrival, enjoy a private check-in with a welcome drink.
Day 2:
Ho Chi Minh City
Featured Excursions: Cu Chi Tunnels, rubber plantation, Ho Chi Minh city tour
The Cu Chi Tunnels are an astonishing system of underground passageways used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. You’ll learn about the tunnels’ astounding history and interact with a Viet Cong veteran about his experience in the area. Following, we’ll learn about the harvesting and processing of latex at a local rubber plantation before returning to Ho Chi Minh for a panoramic city tour. You’ll also get to visit with lacquer artisans about the history of their beloved craft. Tonight, enjoy a special Welcome Dinner at a local restaurant featuring live music and exquisitely presented food. (BB, L, Welcome Dinner)
Day 3:
Ho Chi Minh City - transfer to My Tho (Embarkation) - Cai Be
Featured Excursions: Cai Be sampan cruise, An Kiet House, and
local rice paper and candy making establishment
After breakfast, you’ll check out of your hotel and head to My Tho, where your ship awaits you. Enjoy a few hours of scenic sailing before embarking on a luxurious sampan cruise through Cai Be for a tour of the historic An Kiet House—a former imperial residence—and its beautiful gardens. Afterward, take a short walk to a local establishment where workers make everything from rice paper and rice wine to coconut candy. During the evening, you’ll enjoy a special Welcome Reception onboard the ship. (BB, L, Welcome Reception, Vietnamese Theme Dinner)
Day 4:
Sa Dec - Cu Lao Gien
Featured Excursions: Sa Dec Canal Cruise, brick and rice processing
factories, Huyn Thuy Le house, and Cu Lao Gien Cathedral
Today’s sampan cruise through Sa Dec’s narrow canals is the perfect opportunity to observe locals going about their daily routines. You’ll visit a local factory where bricks and tiles are made with clay from the Mekong River. Here, you’ll also learn how rice husks from the rice processing facility next door are used to fuel the brick factory’s kilns that fill the Sa Dec landscape—just one example of the Vietnamese people’s remarkable ingenuity. Return to your luxurious sampan and sail past bustling markets into the center of town for a tour of the former home of Mr. Huyn Thuy Le made famous by its connection to best-selling French novelist, Marguerite Duras. After lunch onboard, we’ll sail to the island of Cu Lao Gien to tour one of the oldest Cathedrals in Southern Vietnam. (BB, L, D)
Day 5:
Chau Doc
Featured Excursions: Chau Doc Harbor cruise, fish farm, and
Holy Temples at the base of Sam Mountain
In the Mekong Delta, residents live, work, and even shop on the water. Today, you’ll be immersed in local life touring lively Chau Doc harbor, which teems with traditional Vietnamese floating markets and homes. You’ll see housewives paddling their sampans from boat to boat, bartering and socializing with the harbor’s many vendors. Then you’ll visit a floating fish farm to learn about this important local industry and where you'll feed the thousands of tilapia and other fish being raised. Later, you’ll board a shuttle to visit the base of Sam Mountain, one of the holiest sites in southern Vietnam,
where millions (estimated 8 to 10 million) of Vietnamese visit as part of an annual pilgrimage. (BB, L, D)
Day 6:
Phnom Penh (Cambodia)
Featured Excursions: Choeung Ek Memorial Stupa and grounds, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and Phnom Penh city tour
The orchards and fields surrounding Choeung Ek belie what took place here during the violent reign of the Khmer Rouge. It is impossible to remain unmoved when visiting this area known as the “Killing Fields.” Afterward, you’ll visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, also known as “S-21,” a former high school transformed by the Khmer Rouge into a torture and interrogation center. The fear, sadness, and disbelief conveyed in many prisoners’ mug shots will touch you, while the brave defiance displayed by others will remind you of the indomitable power of the human spirit.
Following your powerful morning excursion, you’ll take an afternoon cyclo (cycle rickshaw), tour of Phnom Penh’s wide boulevards and French-infused architecture. After a visit to the impressive Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, you’ll tour the National Museum, which features a grand collection of artifacts from the Angkor Wat Temple Complex. (BB, L, D)
Day 7:
Kampong Chhnang
Featured Excursions: Tonlé Sap river cruise and Kampong Chhnang walking tour
Here, you’ll cruise the Tonlé Sap River to the city of Kampong Chhnang. You’ll stop for a walking tour of Kampong Chhnang, a bustling riverfront community supported by the local fish trade.You’ll then reboard the River Saigon for a sunset cruise as you cruise the Tonlé River returning to the Mekong River. (BB, L, D)
Day 8:
Chong Koh - Angkor Ban
Featured Excursions: Chong Koh walking tour and Angkor Ban walking tour
Chong Koh is a small village famous along the Mekong for its silk and cotton weaving; as you walk along the village’s main road, you’ll see looms under nearly every home and women offering beautifully crafted scarves and tablecloths.
You’ll pop into a villager’s home to learn about how fruits and vegetables are used by the locals to treat illness. Afterward, you’ll visit the village school to observe and interact with school children. Don’t be surprised if your arrival is greeted by squeals of delight—the children love visitors, and love to practice their English.
Later, you’ll sail to the very rural village of Angkor Ban. You’ll enjoy a walking tour of this charming horse-and-cart hamlet, visiting traditional Khmer homes and talking with monks at the local Buddhist monastery. (BB, L, D)
Day 9:
Wat Hanchey - Kampong Cham
Featured Excursions: Wat Hanchey Temple Complex, Phnom Pros and Phnom Srey Monastery, and Nokor Bachey Temple
You’ll arrive at Wat Hanchey, a beautifully situated temple complex with incredible views overlooking the Mekong River. Take your time enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and marvel at the quality of the 7th-century artifacts and then enjoy a traditional water-blessing by the local monks.
You’ll visit the twin holy hilltops of Phnom Prosand Phnom Srey (Man Hill and Woman Hill), both of which are topped by multiple temples and frolicking monkeys. You’ll then descend to the baseof the hills to view the massive gilded statues of Buddha. Afterward, you’ll travel to Nokor Bachey Temple, built during the same period as thetemples constructed at Angkor Wat, it boasts awealth of intricate wall carvings and severalancient Buddha statues. (BB, L, Royal Cambodian Theme Dinner)
Day 10:
Kampong Cham (Disembarkation) - transfer to Siem Reap (Cambodia)
Featured Excursion: Siem Reap city tour via tuk-tuk
You’ll disembark your ship in the morning and transfer to Siem Reap, gateway to ancient Angkor monument by executive coach. After settling into your deluxe room at the glorious Victoria Angkor Hotel, you’ll hop on a tuk-tuk (auto rick shaw) for a tour of the city. You’ll have free time to explore the city before taking in a traditional Apsara dance show with dinner in the hotel’s courtyard. (BB, D)
Day 11:
Siem Reap
Featured Excursions: Angkor Wat Temple Complex
This is the first of two days dedicated to exploring the incredible Angkor Wat Temple Complex, the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire. You’ll begin with the UNESCO World Heritage AngkorWat, the most recognizable landmark in Cambodia and thelargest religious monument in the world. After lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll journey to the intricately decorated South Gate of Angkor Thom and the pyramid-temple of Bayon, which features the enormous carved heads that have become an iconic symbol of Angkor. You’ll also see the Baphuon Temple, the grand Terrace ofthe Elephants, and the lichen-covered Terrace of the Leper King. (BB, L)
Day 12:
Siem Reap
Featured Excursion: Angkor Wat Temple Complex
You’ll feel like Indiana Jones as you approach the ancient “jungle temple” of Ta Prohm and marvel at the tentacle-like tree rootsthat have enveloped the entire structure. You’ll also see the Ta Keo pyramid and Preah Khan, which is believed to have been a massive Buddhist university. You’ll visit Banteay Srei, considered by many experts to be the pinnacle of artistic achievement at Angkor, and Banteay Samré. After a long and exciting day of sightseeing, you’ll indulge in sumptuous food and live entertainment at a local French-Indonesian restaurant. (BB, D)
Day 13:
Siem Reap (Cambodia) - fly to Hanoi (Vietnam)
You’ll fly from Siem Reap to Hanoi and check into your stunning InterContinental Hotel Westlake. The afternoon and evening are yours to spend at leisure in Vietnam’s charming capital city. (BB)
Day 14:
Hanoi
Featured Excursions: Hanoi city tour, Ho Chi Minh City Mausoleum, and Colonial Hanoi cyclo tour
You’ll spend the morning visiting Hanoi’s most famous historical and cultural sites. Step inside the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a holy place for many Vietnamese. See famed One Pillar Pagoda—which has been built and rebuilt since 1049—and the massive Temple of Literature, an important Confucian institution that also dates from the 11th century. Then hop aboard a cyclo for a tour of the colonial area of Hanoi. The city’s elegant, tree-lined boulevards and weathered colonial buildings are sure to delight you. (BB, Farewell Dinner)
Day 15:
Depart Hanoi
Transfer to the airport for your return flight home, or continue your tour with one of our extraordinary optional extensions. (CB/BB)
Please Note: Order of sightseeing may change throughout the itinerary. Substitute visits to other sites may occur during your trip due to uncontrollable factors.
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Detailed itinerary: Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh i Mi
Day 1: Hanoi (Vietnam)
Arrive in Hanoi where you will be transferred to the hotel.
Day 2:
Hanoi (Vietnam)
You'll spend the morning visiting Hanoi's most famous historical and cultural sites. Step inside the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a holy place for many Vietnamese. See famed One Pillar Pagoda--which has been built and rebuilt since 1049--and the massive Temple of Literature, an important Confucian institution that also dates from the 11th century. Then hop aboard a cyclo for a tour of the colonial area of Hanoi. The city's elegant, tree-lined boulevards and weathered colonial buildings are sure to delight you.
Day 3:
Siem Reap (Cambodia) - fly to Siem Reap (Cambodia)
You'll fly from Hanoi to Siem Reap and check into the Victoria Angkor Hotel. You'll have a city tour of Siem Reap in the evening. (BB, D)
Day 4:
Siem Reap
Featured Excursion: Angkor Wat Temple Complex
You’ll feel like Indiana Jones as you approach the ancient “jungle temple” of Ta Prohm and marvel at the tentacle-like tree roots that have enveloped the entire structure. You’ll also see the Ta Keo pyramid and Preah Khan, which is believed to have been a massive Buddhist university. You’ll visit Banteay Srei, considered by many experts to be the pinnacle of artistic achievement at Angkor, and Banteay Samré. (BB, L)
Day 5:
Siem Reap
Featured Excursion: Angkor Wat Temple Complex
This is another day dedicated to exploring the incredible Angkor Wat Temple Complex, the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire. You’ll begin with the UNESCO World Heritage Angkor Wat, the most recognizable landmark in Cambodia and the largest religious monument in the world. After lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll journey to the intricately decorated South Gate of Angkor Thom and the pyramid-temple of Bayon, which features the enormous carved heads that have become an iconic symbol of Angkor. You’ll also see the Baphuon Temple, the grand Terrace of the Elephants, and the lichen-covered Terrace fo the Leper King. (BB, D)
Day 6:
Kampong Cham
You'll transfer from Siem Reap to Kampong Cham. (BB, L, D)
Day 7:
Wat Hanchey, Kampong Cham
Featured Excursions: Wat Hanchey Temple Complex, Phnom Pros and Phnom Srey Monastery, and Nokor Bachey Temple
You’ll arrive at Wat Hanchey, a beautifully situated temple complex with incredible views overlooking the Mekong River. Take your time enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and marvel at the quality of the 7th-century artifacts and then enjoy a traditional water-blessing by the local monks.
You’ll visit the twin holy hilltops of Phnom Pros and Phnom Srey (Man Hill and Woman Hill), both of which are topped by multiple temples and frolicking monkeys. You’ll then descend to the base of the hills to view the massive gilded statues of Buddha. Afterward, you’ll travel to Nokor Bachey Temple, built during the same period as the temples constructed at Angkor Wat, it boasts a wealth of intricate wall carvings and severalancient Buddha statues. (BB, L, D)
Day 8:
Angkor Ban, Chong Koh
Featured Excursions: Angkor Ban walking tour and Chong Koh walking tour
You’ll sail to the very rural village of Angkor Ban. You’ll enjoy a walking tour of this charming horse-and-cart hamlet, visiting traditional Khmer homes and talking with monks at the local Buddhist monastery.
Next is Chong Koh, a small village famous along the Mekong for its silk and cotton weaving; as you walk along the village’s main road, you’ll see looms under nearly every home and women offering beautifully crafted scarves and tablecloths.
You’ll pop into a villager’s home to learn about how fruits and vegetables are used by the locals to treat illness. Afterward, you’ll visit the village school to observe and interact with school children. Don’t be surprised if your arrival is greeted by squeals of delight—the children love visitors, and love to practice their English. (BB, L, D)
Day 9:
Kampong Chhnang
TBD. (BB, L, D)
Day 10:
Phnom Penh
Featured Excursions: Choeung Ek Memorial Stupaand grounds, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and Phnom Penh city tour
The orchards and fields surrounding Choeung Ek belie what took place here during the violent reign of the Khmer Rouge. It is impossible to remain unmoved when visiting this area known as the“Killing Fields.” Afterward, you’ll visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, also known as “S-21,”a former high school transformed by the Khmer Rouge into a torture and interrogation center. The fear, sadness, and disbelief conveyed in many prisoners’ mug shots will touch you, while the brave defiance displayed by others will remind you of the indomitable power of the human spirit.
Following your powerful morning excursion, you’ll take an afternoon cyclo (cycle rickshaw), tour of Phnom Penh’s wide boulevards and French-infused architecture. After a visit to the impressive Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, you’ll tour the National Museum, which features a grand collection of artifacts from the Angkor Wat Temple Complex. (BB, L, D)
Day 11:
Cu Lao Gien (Vietnam)
Featured excursions: Chau Doc and Cu Lao Gieng Excursions
In the morning, we'll tour the lively Chau Doc harbor, which teems with traditional Vietnamese floating markets and homes. You’ll see housewives paddling their sampans from boat to boat, bartering and socializing with the harbor’s many vendors. Then you’ll visit a floating fish farm to learn about this important local industry and where you'll feed the thousands of tilapia and other fish being raised. In the afternoon, we’ll visit the island of Cu Lao Gieng to tour one of the oldest Cathedrals in Southern Vietnam. (BB, L, D)
Day 12:
Sa Dec
Featured Excursions: Sa Dec and Cai Be Excursions
Today’s sampan cruise through Sa Dec’s narrow canals is the perfect opportunity to observe locals going about their daily routines. You’ll visit a local factory where bricks and tiles are made with clay from the Mekong River. Here, you’ll also learn how rice husks from the rice processing facility next door are used to fuel the brick factory’s kilns that fill the Sa Dec landscape—just one example of the Vietnamese people’s remarkable ingenuity. You'll embark on a luxurious sampan cruise through Cai Be for a tour of the historic An Kiet House—a former imperial residence—and its beautiful gardens. Afterward, take a short walk to a local establishment where workers make everything from rice paper and rice wine to coconut candy. (BB, L, D)
Day 13:
My Tho
You'll transfer from My Tho to your hotel in Ho Choi Minh City, the Intercontinental Asiana Saigon. (B)
Day 14:
Ho Chi Minh City
Featured Excursions: Cu Chi Tunnels, rubber plantation, Ho Chi Minh city tour
The Cu Chi Tunnels are an astonishing system of underground passageways used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. You’ll learn about the tunnels’ astounding history and interact with a Viet Cong veteran about his experience in the area. Following the tunnels, we’ll learn about the harvesting and processing of latex at a local rubber plantation before returning to Ho Chi Minh for a panoramic city tour. You’ll also get to visit with lacquer artisans about the history of their beloved craft. (BB, L, D)
Day 15:
Ho Chi Minh City
Transfer to Ho Chi Minh City Airport for your return flight home or continue your tour with one of our extraordinary optional extensions. (B)
Details of the Excursions:
Wat Hanchey: |
Excursion Length |
2 hours |
Driving Distance |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours |
Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Passengers will set-off by foot from the ship to the hill-top location of Wat Hanchey. Dating from the 7th century AD, passengers will enjoy the peaceful environment from this locale - but the incredible vistas of the Mekong River. |
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Difficult |
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Passengers unable to climb the steep inclines up to the temple complex, or the nearly 300 stairs down will be accommodated by car to the top. |
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Kampong Cham (Pronounced: "Kam-pong Chom") |
Excursion Length |
3 hours 30 minutes |
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Driving Distance |
45 minutes |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours 45 minutes |
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Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
We will first drive through the city of Kampong Cham stopping-off at a local market allowing passengers the opportunity to purchase items for our visit to the local orphanage later in the morning. Following, we'll visit the Monestary of Phnom Pros and Phnom Sre. Here we will view the magnificant Stupa as well as the 'dying Buddha' over 10 meters long and the 'preaching Buddha' measuring over 13 meters tall. Passengers will also visit a memorial Stupa for victims of the Killing Fields that surround the area. We then visit the Angkorian temple complex of Nokorbachey dating from the late 12th century which feature several original statues of Buddha, pediments, lentils, and stone inscriptions. |
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Level |
Intermediate |
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Siem Reap City Tour via Tuk Tuk |
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Excursion Length |
2 hours |
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Driving Distance |
1 hour |
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Walking Distance |
1 hour |
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Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Passengers will enjoy a panoramic tour of Siem Reap the day of arrival. This comprehensive tour via Tuk Tuk will provide guests will a good understanding of both shopping and dining areas to return to during their free time. We'll pass by the open-air markets, as well as the river that runs through the heart of the city. Following we'll visit a local stone and wood carving establishment and view the skilled craftsmen carving sandstone, marble and teak wood many replications of several famous sites at Angkor. Passengers may choose to return to the hotel or remain in the city center to shop and return independently. |
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Level |
Easy |
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Angkor Wat Complex |
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Excursion Length |
3 hours |
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Driving Distance |
1 hour |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours and 30 minutes |
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Free Time |
n/a |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Angkor Wat Complex |
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Level |
Intermediate |
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Thom/Bayon/Baphoun,Elephant, Leper, Akas Excursion |
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Excursion Length |
3 hours |
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Driving Distance |
1 hour |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours |
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Free Time |
n/a |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Excursion to South Gate of Angkor Thom, Bayon, Baphoun, Terrace of Elephant, Terrace of Leper King and Pimean Akas. |
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Level |
Intermediate |
Ta Prohm, Ta Keo and Preah Kahn Excursion |
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Excursion Length |
3 hours |
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Driving Distance |
1 hours |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours |
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Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Visit to Ta Prohm, Ta Keo and Preah Kahn Temples. |
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Level |
Intermediate |
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Bantey Srei - Bantey Samre Excursion |
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Excursion Length |
3 hours |
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Driving Distance |
1 hour |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours |
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Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Visit to the temples of Bantey Srei and Bantey Samre |
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Level |
Intermediate |
Hanoi City Tour |
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Excursion Length |
3 hours |
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Driving Distance |
1 hour |
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Walking Distance |
2 hours |
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Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
Our morning sightseeing excursion will visit Hanoi’s most famous historical and cultural sites; Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ba Dinh Square, One-pillar Pagoda and The Temple of Literature. |
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Level |
Easy |
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Colonial Hanoi by Cyclo |
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Excursion Length |
2 hours 30 minutes |
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Driving Distance |
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Walking Distance |
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Free Time |
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Sightseeing Includes |
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Level |
Easy |
Please Note:
- The following visas are necessary for travel to Vietnam & Cambodia: Vietnam – a MULTIPLE ENTRY VISA. This is very important because Guest will enter Vietnam TWICE during the trip. Cambodia – a SINGLE ENTRY VISA. Note: a Cambodian e-visa (obtained online through the Cambodian Embassy) is NOT ACCETABPTLE FOR A BORDER CROSSING ON THE RIVER. The visa must be a standard issue visa.
- Order of sightseeing may change throughout the itinerary.
- Substitute visits to other sites may occur during your trip due to water levels and uncontrollable factors.
2012 Departures |
Program Start Date |
Cabin Rates are per passenger in $USD |
Ship: River Saigon |
Lotus Deck - Cat 3 w/french doors/promenade
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Lotus Deck - Cat 2 w/french doors/promenade
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Jasmine Deck - Cat 1 w/french doors/promenade
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|
15-Jan-12 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
29-Jan-12 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
12-Feb-12 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
26-Feb-12 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
11-Mar-12 |
$4,699 |
$4,899 |
$5,299 |
25-Mar-12 |
$4,399 |
$4,599 |
$4,999 |
16-Sep-12 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
30-Sep-12 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
14-Oct-12 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
28-Oct-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
11-Nov-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
25-Nov-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
9-Dec-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
23-Dec-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
|
|
2-Feb-12 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
6-Sep-12 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
20-Sep-12 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
4-Oct-12 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
15-Nov-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
29-Nov-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
13-Dec-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
27-Dec-12 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
Port Charges and Travel document shipping/handling fee are an additional $103 per passenger // Single Supplement: Please Inquire.
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Cambodian airport departure tax are additional at $25 per person |
Dates above do not include international air travel. When planning your trip, allow one extra day before tour date for travel between USA and Asia.
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2013 Departures |
Program Start Date |
Cabin Rates are per passenger in $USD |
Ship: River Saigon |
Lotus Deck - Cat 3 w/french doors/promenade
|
Lotus Deck - Cat 2 w/french doors/promenade
|
Jasmine Deck - Cat 1 w/french doors/promenade
|
|
6-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
20-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
3-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
17-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
3-Mar-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
17-Mar-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
8-Sep-13 |
$4,699 |
$4,899 |
$5,299 |
22-Sep-13 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
6-Oct-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
20-Oct-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
3-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
17-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
|
|
10-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
24-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
7-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
21-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
7-Mar-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
21-Mar-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
29-Aug-13 |
$4,599 |
$4,799 |
$5,199 |
12-Sep-13 |
$4,699 |
$4,899 |
$5,299 |
26-Sep-13 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
10-Oct-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
24-Oct-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
7-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
21-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
Port Charges and Travel document shipping/handling fee are an additional $98 per passenger // Single Supplement: Please Inquire.
|
Cambodian airport departure tax are additional at $25 per person |
Dates above do not include international air travel. When planning your trip, allow one extra day before tour date for travel between USA and Asia.
|
2013 Departures |
Program Start Date |
Cabin Rates are per passenger in $USD |
Ship: River Orchid |
Lotus Deck - Cat 3 w/french-doors/promenade
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Lotus Deck - Cat 2 w/french-doors/promenade
|
Jasmine Deck - Cat 1 w/french-doors/promenade
|
Jasmine Deck - Suite w/ french doors/ promenade |
|
9-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
23-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
6-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
20-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
6-Mar-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
20-Mar-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
$6,299 |
5-Jun-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
19-Jun-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
3-Jul-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
17-Jul-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
31-Jul-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
14-Aug-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
28-Aug-13 |
$4,599 |
$4,799 |
$5,199 |
$5,999 |
11-Sep-13 |
$4,699 |
$4,899 |
$5,299 |
$6,099 |
25-Sep-13 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
$6,199 |
9-Oct-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
$6,299 |
23-Oct-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
6-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
20-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
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13-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
27-Jan-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
10-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
24-Feb-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
10-Mar-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
24-Mar-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
$6,299 |
9-Jun-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
23-Jun-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
7-Jul-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
21-Jul-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
4-Aug-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
18-Aug-13 |
$4,499 |
$4,699 |
$5,099 |
$5,899 |
1-Sep-13 |
$4,699 |
$4,899 |
$5,299 |
$6,099 |
15-Sep-13 |
$4,699 |
$4,899 |
$5,299 |
$6,099 |
29-Sep-13 |
$4,799 |
$4,999 |
$5,399 |
$6,199 |
13-Oct-13 |
$4,899 |
$5,099 |
$5,499 |
$6,299 |
27-Oct-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
10-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
24-Nov-13 |
$4,999 |
$5,199 |
$5,599 |
$6,399 |
Port Charges are an additional $98 per passenger // Single Supplement: Please Inquire.
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Cambodian airport departure tax are additional at $25 per person |
Dates above do not include international air travel. When planning your trip, allow one extra day before tour date for travel between USA and Asia.
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