Luxury Vietnam Cambodia Laos Tour Packages

This Grand Tour offers a well-rounded journey through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, highlighting Indochina’s history, landscapes, and living culture.

• Cultural Immersion in Ho Chi Minh City: Visit local markets, join a Vietnamese cooking class, enjoy your lunch, and attend a traditional music house performance.
• Mekong Delta Sampan Cruise: Glide along the river on a Song Xanh sampan, explore Cai Be floating market, and visit a historic brick-making factory.
• Historic Life in Sa Dec: Discover a 19th-century heritage house, colonial-era streets, and neighbourhood temples reflecting the Delta’s past.
• Chau Doc – Crossroads of Cultures: Visit Chau Giang Cham village and Mubarak Mosque to experience diverse cultural influences.
• The Angkor Complex: Explore Angkor Thom, Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm ruins, and the majestic Angkor Wat.
• Life on Tonle Sap Lake: Visit Kampong Pluk floating village and observe stilt-house communities.
• Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum: Reflect on Cambodia’s history at Tuol Sleng and the Killing Fields.
• Alms Giving Ritual: Witness Luang Prabang’s serene morning Buddhist tradition.
• Sacred Pak Ou Caves: Cruise the Mekong to caves filled with Buddha statues.
• Plain of Jars & Vientiane: Explore the Plain of Jars, meet H’mong tribes, and visit Wat Si Saket and Patuxay Monument.

For smooth cross-border travel in Indochina, applying for an e-Visa in advance is highly recommended. Vietnam allows travellers of all nationalities to apply online for a single or multiple-entry e-Visa valid for up to 90 days. Cambodia and Laos both offer 30-day e-Visas or Visa on Arrival at major airports and land borders. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your departure date, and secure e-Visas early—especially for land crossings—to avoid delays.

The best time to travel is from November to April, during the dry season. December to February offers the most comfortable weather with low humidity, ideal for temple visits, river cruises, and city exploration. For fewer crowds and lower costs, consider March or October. Avoid May to September, when heavy rains and high humidity can affect travel plans.

Food is a highlight of any Indochina journey. In Vietnam, don’t miss pho, banh mi, and bun cha. Cambodia is known for amok trey, nom banh chok, and Khmer red curry. In Laos, staple dishes include sticky rice (khao niew), laap, tam mak hoong, and the hearty or lam stew.

In Vietnam, enjoy cooking classes, traditional music performances, Mekong Delta cruises, Cham cultural visits, and historic Sa Dec exploration. Cambodia features powerful visits to Tuol Sleng and the Killing Fields, in-depth exploration of Angkor, and a floating village excursion on Tonle Sap Lake. In Laos, experience the Luang Prabang alms-giving ritual, Pak Ou Caves, elephant conservation, the Plain of Jars, Vientiane’s temples, Buddha Park, and a traditional textile museum.

Choosing the right travel partner is the first step to an unforgettable Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos journey. Ancient Orient Journey specialises in meaningful luxury travel, where each experience goes beyond sightseeing to create genuine cultural connections. Every itinerary is fully tailor-made, designed around your pace, interests, and travel style—whether relaxed exploration or active adventure.

Your journey is crafted exclusively for you, allowing the freedom to discover local life naturally, from tasting iconic street food to joining hands-on cultural workshops. This authentic immersion is elevated by Ancient Orient Journey’s refined luxury touch, including carefully selected hotels, exceptional regional cuisine, and the support of a dedicated personal travel manager. From planning to the final day, every detail is seamlessly handled to ensure a smooth, enriching, and truly memorable Indochina experience.