Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Combination
From Khmer temples to Laotian waterfalls, three weeks on the road of former French Indochina.
Duration
20 days
Ideal seasons
Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec
Style
Guided tour
Comfort
classique
Travelers
Couple, Solo, With friends, senior
The spirit of travel
The tuk-tuk speeds between the face-towers of Bayon while the roots of Ta Prohm pierce the sandstone walls. In Siem Reap, the immensity of Angkor Wat reveals the apex of the Khmer Empire, before the sacred mountain of Phnom Kulen offers its waterfalls and its great statue of reclining Buddha. On Tonlé Sap Lake, the floating villages of Kampong Pluk navigate between mangrove forests and rare bird colonies.
The route then crosses the pre-Angkorian temples of Sambor Prei Kuk, inscribed in UNESCO heritage, then follows the Mekong to Laos. In Champassak, the Vat Phou temple dominates the plain, while the Bolovens plateau unfolds its coffee plantations and waterfalls. Luang Prabang reveals its golden pagodas, its Pak Ou caves and the turquoise waterfalls of Kuang Si, before the final arrival in Hanoi.
This journey follows the traces of French Indochina, revealing three distinct civilizations — the Angkorian heritage of Cambodge, the Buddhist serenity of Laos, the Vietnamese effervescence. A crossing that connects the centuries and peoples of the same peninsula.
Highlights
Day-by-day itinerary
Welcome to Siem Reap
Welcome by our driver upon your arrival at the airport.
Transfer and check-in at our hotel.
The rest of the day is free. Rooms available from 2:00 PM. If you arrive a little early and your room is not yet ready, you can drop off your luggage at reception before going for a walk around town or resting by the pool.
By tuk-tuk we take a first tour of exploration and discovery of Siem Reap: city tour, market, surrounding fields, etc.
Night at La Niche D'Angkor Boutique
Day without English-speaking guide
The Majestic Temples of Angkor
Day visit by tuk tuk of the wonderful Angkor temples located around and inside the Angkor Thom enclosure. We discover in particular Angkor Wat, symbol of the height of the Khmer Empire during the Angkorian era.
Within the Angkor Thom enclosure, discover Bayon and its numerous towers with gigantic faces, Baphuon and its gigantic 40m reclining Buddha statue, Phimeanakas, the Elephants Terrace and its great diversity of sculptures as well as the Terrace of the Leper King.
Let's conclude with Ta Prohm famous for its immense trees with sprawling aerial roots. We can end this day with a sunset either at Srah Srang, or from the heights of Pre Rup or Phnom Bakheng if you are ready to brave the crowds (warning: Phnom Bakheng is off-limits to children under 12 years old and authorities limit access to 300 people at sunset, thus creating a queue)
Due to an already busy schedule, we deliberately skip a few secondary temples of the small circuit such as Banteay Kdei, Thommanon, Chau Say Tevoda or Ta Keo. If you wish to visit these sites, do not hesitate to inform your guide at the beginning of the day so he can best arrange the schedule.
Possibility to do the visits in reverse order to avoid crowds. You just need to indicate this to your guide at the beginning of the day.
Temples are sacred places, avoid short clothing, you must cover your shoulders and wear long pants or a long skirt.
In order to preserve these fragile monuments, it is forbidden to touch the sculptures or to sit on temple elements.
In Cambodian culture, it is offensive to fool around inside a sacred place, calm and respect are key words.
It is not recommended to buy items or sweets from child vendors, this only encourages begging and truancy, prefer a donation to an organization if it is close to your heart.
If you wish to photograph the monks (called Bonzes), you must obtain their permission beforehand. Moreover, you must absolutely not touch them, they have the right to touch you but not the other way around.
Day with an English-speaking guide.
The sacred mountain and the pink sandstone citadel
The rivers that flow through Angkor originate in the Phnom Kulen mountain. It is on this vast natural site that the Khmer kingdom was born in 802, proclaimed by King Jayavarman II who made his country independent from Java's control. We therefore invite you to visit the cradle of the Khmer Kingdom.
We drive up the road to the summit of Phnom Kulen or "mount of lychees", a pilgrimage site for Cambodians thanks to the presence of a large statue of the Reclining Buddha. A refreshing swim in the natural pool of a lovely waterfall rewards your effort.
In the afternoon, continue with a visit to Banteay Srey, a temple with human proportions compared to the gigantic Angkor Wat or Bayon. This pink sandstone temple, nicknamed "The Citadel of Women," is known for the refinement of the bas-reliefs and sculptures that adorn its walls and columns. Your discovery continues with a visit to the Banteay Samre temple depending on time remaining. Return to the city afterwards.
In the evening, we attend an unforgettable circus show with incredibly talented artists!
The circus show starts at 8 PM but it is recommended to arrive 20-30 minutes early. A few activities/shops are also available from 6 PM, including a small traditional Khmer dance performance.
Category B seat included
Day in the company of an English-speaking guide.
The Immensity of Tonlé Sap Lake
In the morning, we head to the village of Kampong Pluk located on Tonlé Sap Lake, just under 1 hour's drive from Siem Reap. You will board a private boat to discover and visit the floating village.
During the excursion, small canoes will take you through the mangrove forest.
Note: during the dry season (March to September), the excursion may be replaced by another visit depending on the water level.
In the afternoon, take a boat to the peripheral pockets of Tonlé Sap Lake to observe numerous rare birds. You will have the chance to spot, among others, cormorants, grey or purple herons, knob-billed ducks, spotted-billed pelicans, white storks, painted storks, and lesser adjutants… You will be able to exchange with the inhabitants of the Chreav community who are dedicated to bird protection on the site.
Day spent with an English-speaking guide.
The Temples of Sambor Prei Kuk
Late morning, transfer by road towards Kampong Thom, halfway between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh.
On the outskirts of Kampong Thom, we make a small detour to discover the magnificent pre-Angkorian temples of Sambor Prei Kuk. This archaeological site has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list since July 2017.
We continue with a village tour by scooter (as passenger) lasting about 1 hour to discover the countryside of Kampong Thom and its magnificent rural landscapes and to meet farmers, their animals and the smiles of children. The path is lined with small wooden houses with straw or palm leaf roofs. These traditional houses of typical Khmer style are bordered by watercourses. Let's especially enjoy the superb sunset over the rice fields.
Ride accompanied by an English-speaking motorbike guide/driver from the Sambor Prei Kuk community
Sambor Prei Kuk → Kampong Thom
We settle in Steung Sen the capital of Kampong Thom province crossed by a river of the same name. Here, with a touch of irony, the locals like to remind us that they too have their "Seine".
Day spent with an English-speaking guide.
A charming stopover on the Laotian border
Road transfer to Steung Treng, a quiet small town located near the Laotian border on a sandy bank overlooking the Mekong, at the confluence with the Sé Kong River. Check-in at your accommodation.
We settle at the Mekong Bird Resort, a charming small family establishment in the heart of nature and on the waterfront.
Embark on a boat ride of approximately 1 hour to discover the Mekong and its trees with gigantic aerial roots. You may want to bring earplugs if you can, as the boat motor is quite loud. You may be lucky enough to spot its many water birds such as the lapwing, river tern, stone-curlew or even the Mekong wagtail, a species discovered in 2001.
Day spent with an English-speaking guide.
Arrival in Laos - From Khone Phapheng Falls to the 4000 Islands
Steung Treng → Laos (poste-frontière)
After breakfast, transfer to the Nong Nok Khiene border post.
After completing entry formalities in Laos, you will be welcomed by your English-speaking guide at the Lao-Cambodian border, then travel to the impressive Khone Phapheng Falls.
You will then join Ban Nakasang and board a motorized pirogue to cross the Mekong to the islands of Don Det and Don Khone. Lunch is free to organize with your guide.
After checking into your hotel, depart by motorbike-pulled cart for a peaceful discovery of Don Det and Don Khone. You will take the island paths and discover the remnants of the French colonial period: an old locomotive, a 13-arch bridge connecting the two islands, railway tracks and old buildings.
You will continue to the Lippi Falls (Tad Sompamit), through flat and easy paths, at the tranquil pace of island life. Return to the hotel at the end of the day.
Dinner is free and overnight at Don Khone.
Day with an English-speaking guide.
From Done Khone to the Treasures of Champassak
Breakfast then pirogue crossing to reach the mainland.
On the way, stop at Taoy village in Phonsaat, known for its funeral traditions, then at Ban Nong Bune, renowned for its traditional woodcarving expertise. You will be able to discover the work of artisans and techniques passed down from generation to generation.
You will continue to Vat Uomo (Oubmong), an ancient pre-Angkorian temple set in the heart of a particularly peaceful forest environment.
Let's continue with a crossing of the Mekong by local ferry to reach Champassak.
Lunch at your leisure in a local restaurant, then discovery of Vat Phou, the must-see site of the region, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001. Located at the foot of Phou Kao mountain, this ancient pre-Angkorian sanctuary is part of a vast cultural landscape shaped over more than a millennium under the influence of the Khmer Empire.
After visiting the site, discover its museum, which allows you to better understand the history and importance of Vat Phou.
Transfer to your hotel and check-in.
Dinner at your leisure and overnight in Champassak.
Day in the company of an English-speaking guide.
Discovering the Bolovens Plateau by Jeep
If the weather is clear, enjoy a beautiful sunrise from Champassak before breakfast.
Departure around 8am to reach Paksong, the starting point of your adventure. You will pick up your timeless Jeeps before setting off to discover the Bolovens Plateau between trails, villages, coffee plantations and rural landscapes.
First stop at Jhai Coffee House, where you will take time to discover and taste local coffee.
From Jhai Coffee House, you will drive for approximately 30 minutes (20 km) to Tad Moun waterfalls. Along the way, you will pass through agricultural areas where ginger, cucumbers, cabbage and lettuce grow.
You will then continue for approximately 30 minutes (15 to 20 km) on a sometimes bumpy trail to Khamsone plantation. A small adventure that is part of the charm of the excursion! There, you will discover the world of coffee and will be able to taste several varieties, notably Robusta, Arabica and Typica. Lunch will be taken directly at the farm, accompanied by coffee and fruit.
After lunch, allow approximately 1 hour of trail to reach a Laven village. You will discover the daily life of the inhabitants, whose lives remain largely focused on agriculture.
An additional thirty minutes will then take you to a Suay village, where you can discover some traditional dwellings, often built in bamboo and housing several generations of the same family.
Finally, you will reach Lao Ngam market after approximately 30 to 45 minutes of driving. You will leave the Jeeps there to return to your minivan and continue to your hotel.
Continue to your hotel located in the heart of the Bolovens Plateau, in a particularly pleasant natural setting.
A day that is lived as much as it is visited, along the trails, landscapes and encounters. Plan to bring clothes that can get wet or dirty as well as a towel.
Note: depending on weather conditions and the state of the trails, particularly during the rainy season, the itinerary may be adapted for safety and accessibility reasons. The spirit of the excursion will be preserved as much as possible according to current conditions.
Day spent with an English-speaking guide.
Trekking with Captain Hook and heading to Paksé
Breakfast and then check-out of your room. Departure around 8:30 AM towards the village of Kop Pung Tai, located approximately 11 km north of Thateng, where Katu and Alak communities live in particular.
You will meet Captain Hook, who will show you his coffee plantation and farm. He will explain the methods of organic coffee production as well as the many plants used daily by the inhabitants of the plateau.
You will then set off on a hike through the landscapes of the Bolovens Plateau, between coffee and tea plantations, market garden crops and forests rich in medicinal plants. Several stops will allow you to discover local life as well as a few waterfalls, where swimming may be pleasant depending on conditions.
Lunch will be taken along the way, in the form of a countryside meal prepared in the local manner, notably with cooking in bamboo.
The hike will continue before returning to your vehicle and resuming the journey towards Paksé.
Transfer to your hotel and free time to enjoy your afternoon as you wish.
Dinner at your own expense and night in Paksé.
Please note: this day is flexible and can be adjusted depending on the weather, the condition of the tracks as well as your abilities and preferences.
In flight to Luang Prabang
Breakfast then check-out of your room before noon. Lunch at your own pace and free time in Pakse before your transfer to the airport.
Transfer without a guide to Pakse airport for your Lao Airlines QV 514 flight to Luang Prabang, scheduled for 2:35 PM.
Expected arrival at 4:15 PM, baggage collection then welcome by your driver and transfer to your hotel.
For dinner, consider the Bamboo Tree restaurant, located along the Nam Khan river, in the heart of the old town. Chef Linda offers refined and very fresh local cuisine there, in a pleasant setting and with great passion.
Day without English-speaking guide
Wandering Through the City – Mekong River Cruise to Pak Ou Caves
8:30 AM: Meet your guide at your hotel reception.
Discover the main monuments of Luang Prabang by tuk-tuk, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Visit the former Royal Palace, now the National Museum, then explore the temples of Vat Mai, Vat Visoun and Vat Aham. Finally, stop by the Heritage House to discover the history and traditional architecture of the city.
Embark on board a traditional wooden boat to sail up the Mekong River to the Pak Ou caves.
Lunch on board during navigation, then visit the caves, which house hundreds of Buddha statues and constitute an important pilgrimage site in Laos.
Return to Luang Prabang with a stop at the village of Ban Xang Hai, renowned for its traditional rice alcohol production.
Continue navigating to Luang Prabang.
Visit to Vat Xieng Thong, an emblematic monastery in Luang Prabang featuring traditional architecture, located at the confluence of the Mekong River and the Nam Khan River.
Transfer to your hotel and free time at your discretion.
Dinner on your own.
Consider the Bamboo Tree restaurant, located along the Nam Khan river, in the heart of the old town. Chef Linda offers refined and very fresh local cuisine there, in a pleasant setting and with great passion.
Our recommendation for free dinner: the night market stalls, with a vast selection of all kinds, notably a selection of vegetarian dishes, but also meat and fish skewers. The city is full of open-air addresses offering Laotian, Asian or Western specialties: for a varied offering, venture onto the main street, in the extension of the night market. Be careful with spicy chili dishes. We advise against seafood… which has traveled far to reach Laos!
Day with an English-speaking guide.
Luang Prabang – Organic Rice Fields, Kuang Si Waterfalls and Local Encounters
8:30 am: Meet your guide.
Discover Living Land, a community farm located on the outskirts of Luang Prabang, and learn about the different stages of rice cultivation, from planting to cooking, including plowing and fertilizing. A concrete immersion in local agricultural practices, around the rice fields and organic garden. The experience is completed by a country lunch.
Plan to wear clothes and shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.
This afternoon, head to Kuang Si Falls, about thirty kilometers from Luang Prabang, through the countryside. Take advantage of this magnificent natural setting with its waterfalls and turquoise natural pools, with the possibility of swimming.
Before leaving, visit a sanctuary for bears rescued from illegal wildlife trafficking, with an exhibition dedicated to their protection.
On the way back, stop at Laos Buffalo Dairy, a farm committed to the breeding and preservation of buffalo cows in Laos. You will be able to interact with the animals and discover the care provided to them as well as buffalo milk production.
In the late afternoon, if you wish, take part in a game of pétanque in the That Luang district. Very popular in Laos, pétanque is a great opportunity to share a friendly moment with the locals and make easy contact. The Laotians are moreover renowned for being excellent players!
Dinner on your own.
We propose the Bouang restaurant, where Julie and her Laotian team will prepare delicious colorful and very fresh dishes for you. Located on the main street, it is ideal for continuing the evening at the night market or having a drink in one of the many nearby cafés, bistros and restaurants.
Welcome to Hanoi
Two hours before your flight time, meet your driver (without guide) at your hotel reception, who will accompany you to Luang Prabang international airport.
Individual check-in of your luggage, then passport control and security screening.
Outbound flight (booked by yourself)
Arrival at Hanoi airport, welcome by your driver and guide, then transfer to the city center where you will check in at the hotel.
The room will be available from 2:00 PM. Free time to rest after your long flight(s) or for a first personal discovery of the city, without guide or driver.
Night at the hotel.
Hanoi - Mai Chau
Breakfast at your hotel. A mountainous road will take you to the Mai Chau basin, where the White Thai have been established for a long time. Hoa Binh marks the entrance to the Northwest region. Along the roadside, you will encounter different ethnic groups: Thai, Muong, Dzao, etc. The women still wear their traditional costumes. Terraced rice fields and traditional stilt houses make up the typical Vietnamese landscapes.
Lunch with a local family, then departure by electric tourist vehicle to discover the beautiful Mai Chau basin and venture inland, discovering authentic countryside still preserved from mass tourism. You will be charmed by the traditional stilt houses, the smiles of the Thai people, the warm welcome of the locals and the greenery of rice fields, vegetable gardens and bamboo forests that border your path.
Crossing through the villages of Chieng Sai, Cha, Cha Long, Na Tang and Tong Dau, where the inhabitants still perpetuate certain ancestral traditions.
Overnight with a local family.
Day with English-speaking guide
Mai Chau - Pu Luong
After breakfast, head to Pu Luong Nature Reserve.
Stop at Co Luong to visit a bamboo stick factory. Then, departure from Ban Hang village for a hike to discover nature and the local life of minority ethnic groups in the heart of Pu Luong Nature Reserve.
You will cross authentic villages, terraced rice fields and vegetable gardens.
Your car will be waiting for you at Eo Ken village to take you to the mini-lodge Pu Luong Retreat.
Day with English-speaking guide and private driver
Pu Luong - Tam Coc
After breakfast prepared by your host, departure for Ninh Binh, located approximately 100 km southeast of Hanoi.
Short transfer to Tam Coc, the "terrestrial Halong Bay". Boat excursion with oars to admire magnificent and enchanting natural scenery. You will pass through the three caves of Tam Coc, which pierce through the mountains… a spectacle that is both sublime and restful!
After this boat ride, you will depart by bike to the set of Bich Dong pagodas, built on the hillside.
Night at the hotel.
Time and distance by bike: approximately 1 hour / 8 km, on flat terrain.
Day with English-speaking guide
Tam Coc - Lan Ha Bay
Departure for Lan Ha Bay, the little sister of Halong Bay. Upon arrival at the Ben Beo jetty, embarkation on a traditional junk.
Begin navigation in the midst of countless karst peaks. The boat soon reaches a floating village, whose main activity is seafood farming.
We then resume navigation to the small beach of Van Boi. Lunch on board, followed by free time for swimming. The water is warm and a beautiful emerald color. It is possible to reach the beach and settle there for sunbathing. The sundeck is also at your disposal for strolling or napping.
In the afternoon, the junk takes us further into the bay, towards the Hang Ca or Dau Be cave, for a sea kayaking excursion, another way to discover the area.
Late in the afternoon, the junk returns to the middle of the bay to allow you to admire the sunset. We drop anchor for the night.
Dinner and overnight on board.
Note: The order of visits during the cruise may be modified according to weather conditions on site.
English-speaking guide on board the boat
Lan Ha Bay - Hanoi
Early morning wake-up to enjoy the sunrise over the bay. During breakfast, the junk resumes its navigation in Lan Ha Bay, getting as close as possible to the most beautiful peaks and rocks.
We dock at Viet Hai, a small fishing village isolated in the bay. Bike tour of the village, where there are almost no roads.
Back on board the junk, you can enjoy a refreshing shower before brunch time.
The junk sails peacefully on the return route to Ben Beo port, where our shuttle to Hanoi awaits you.
Arrival in Hanoi around 5:00 PM. Night at the hotel.
English-speaking guide on board the boat
Hanoi visit and departure
A day of in-depth discovery of Vietnam's capital, steeped in timeless grace.
You will begin with a visit to the captivating Museum of Ethnography, which brings together costumes, tools and musical instruments, and presents some typical houses of the country's 54 ethnic groups (closed every Monday).
Continue your day with the Temple of Literature, which houses Vietnam's first university.
A walk through the streets of Hanoi's old quarter will then allow you to better understand the local life of the capital. You will end this stroll at the Ngoc Son temple, located on the edge of the central Hoan Kiem lake.
Finally, transfer to Hanoi airport for your departure flight.
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hepatitis A and hepatitis B,
typhoid,
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update of routine vaccinations (diphtheria, tetanus, poliomyelitis, measles).
Antimalarial preventive treatment may be advised depending on the regions you plan to visit and the length of your stay. It is recommended that you consult a doctor or international vaccination centre before departure.
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Depending on your country of residence, a parental authorization for exit from the territory may be required when a minor travels without one of their parents.
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