Vietnam Highlights and Angkor Ruins(Bespoke Private)

The price covers all accommodation, internal flights between the cities listed in the itinerary, private ground transportation, a professional English‑speaking guide, most meals (daily breakfast, selected lunches and dinners, including a cooking demonstration dinner and a home‑cooked family lunch), entrance fees to the attractions mentioned, and the overnight cruise on Halong Bay. Additional services such as the lantern‑making workshop and Mekong River sail are also included. Personal expenses, optional activities, and travel insurance are not part of the price.

No. The quoted price only includes internal flights within Vietnam and the flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap. International air travel to and from Europe must be arranged and paid for separately by the traveler.

Yes. Personal expenses such as souvenirs, optional excursions not listed in the program, tips for guides and drivers, visa fees (if required), and travel insurance are not included. Any meals or drinks outside the scheduled ones, as well as extra luggage fees on airlines, are also the responsibility of the traveler.

The operator offers a payment plan that allows you to secure the reservation with a 30 % deposit, followed by two equal installments before the departure date. Specific dates for the installments are provided in the booking confirmation. Contact the sales team to set up the schedule.

Cancellations made more than 60 days before the start date receive a full refund of the deposit. Between 60 and 30 days, 50 % of the total price is refunded. Cancellations within 30 days of departure are non‑refundable, but you may transfer the booking to a later date subject to availability and a re‑booking fee.

Travel insurance is not included in the tour price and is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended. The policy should cover medical expenses, emergency evacuation, trip interruption, and personal belongings for the entire 14‑day period.

Yes. Private airport transfers are provided from Hanoi’s international airport to the hotel on the first day, and from Siem Reap’s airport to the departure point at the end of the tour. These transfers are part of the overall price.

The itinerary begins with city tours in Hanoi, followed by a private transfer to Halong Bay for an overnight cruise that includes kayaking and cooking demos. After returning to Hanoi, you travel by internal flight to Da Nang, then explore Hoi An, Hue, and Ho Chi Minh City with guided visits to historic sites, markets, and cultural workshops. The final leg includes a flight to Siem Reap and three days exploring Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Banteay Srei, Ta Prohm and other temples before departure. Each day combines guided tours, meals, and scheduled travel time.

Domestic airlines in Vietnam typically allow one checked bag up to 23 kg and one carry‑on bag of 7 kg per passenger. The private ground transfers can accommodate standard suitcases and a small personal bag. If you need to bring extra luggage, additional fees may apply on the airline.

You will be met in the hotel lobby of the accommodation assigned for the first night in Hanoi. The guide will be holding a name‑card with the tour name, and a brief orientation will take place before the city sightseeing begins.

Yes. The program includes short periods of free time, such as the late afternoon in Hoi An after the lantern‑making workshop, a few hours in Hue before the royal tomb visits, and a half‑day in Siem Reap after the main temple tours. These intervals allow you to explore on your own, shop, or relax.

Both Vietnam and Cambodia require that your passport be valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry. Additionally, the passport should have at least one blank visa page for any stamps or e‑visa confirmations.

The itinerary is family‑friendly. Activities such as the Halong Bay cruise, lantern‑making in Hoi An, and the Mekong River visit are appropriate for children. However, some sites involve walking on uneven surfaces and climbing steps (e.g., Angkor Wat). Parents should consider the age and stamina of their children when deciding.

Moderate fitness is sufficient. Kayaking on Halong Bay requires basic paddling ability and the ability to sit in a small boat for short periods. Visiting the temples in Angkor involves walking and climbing many steps, which can be managed by most travelers who are comfortable with moderate, sustained walking. No extreme hiking or strenuous climbs are included.

Senior travelers can join, as the tour uses private transportation, includes rest periods, and avoids overly strenuous activities. The most demanding parts are the short walks at temple sites and the optional kayaking. If mobility is a concern, you can discuss possible adjustments with the operator before booking.

In Vietnam the tour visits Hanoi’s Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, Temple of Literature, and a water‑puppet show; Halong Bay’s Sung Sot Cave and a cruise; Hoi An’s Japanese Covered Bridge and lantern workshop; Hue’s Imperial Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, and royal tombs; and Ho Chi Minh City’s Cu Chi Tunnels, War Remnants Museum, and Ben Thanh Market. In Cambodia the itinerary includes Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Terrace of the Elephants, Banteay Srei, Ta Prohm and the Ka Keo mountain temple.

Yes. The program includes a cooking demonstration on the Halong Bay cruise, a lantern‑making workshop in Hoi An, a home‑cooked lunch with a local family in the Mekong Delta, and visits to traditional markets and craft villages. These activities are designed to give you direct interaction with Vietnamese and Cambodian cultural practices.

For travelers who have never been to either country, the private bespoke format offers a structured overview of the most iconic sites while allowing flexibility. The guide provides context for each attraction, the itinerary covers both northern and southern Vietnam plus the main Angkor temples, and the private transport reduces the stress of navigating unfamiliar transport systems.

A private bespoke tour consolidates all logistics—flights, transfers, accommodation, and guide services—into a single price, saving time on research and bookings. It also provides a knowledgeable English‑speaking guide at each site, priority entry where possible, and the ability to customize activities such as extra cultural workshops. Independent travel requires arranging each component separately and may involve language barriers or missed attractions.

Travelers who value a comprehensive overview of Vietnam’s history and culture, combined with a focused visit to the Angkor temples, and who prefer the convenience of private transport and a dedicated guide, will find the most value. Families, small groups, and first‑time visitors who want a balanced mix of sightseeing, cultural immersion, and comfortable pacing are especially well‑served by this itinerary.