£1799pp—Palaces & pagodas: 16 nights touring Southeast Asia

Experience three countries in one trip on this 16-night itinerary. Begin on the banks of the Mekong River and end with a beach stay. Tour temples and palaces, cruise through Halong Bay's emerald waters, and sample authentic street food. Plan ahead with dates between spring, 2027, and winter, 2028.

What's included

• Return flights, with 20kg checked baggage
• Shared group transfers throughout
• One night in Hanoi at the Nesta Hanoi Hotel
• An overnight cruise on Halong Bay, with all meals included
• Three nights in Ho Chi Minh City at the Bay Hotel Ho Chi Minh
• Two nights in Phnom Penh at the Sensory Park Urban Hotel
• Three nights in Siem Reap at the Pandora Suite D'Angkor
• Three nights in Bangkok at the Century Park Hotel 
• Three nights in Pattaya at the Green Park Resort
• Daily breakfast throughout
• All entry fees and excursions as per the guide
• All local taxes

When
Fly from London Heathrow on 26 April; 17 May; 7 June; 6 September; 4 December, 2027; 5 January; 23 February; 6 March; 20 April; 1 May; 5 June; 4 September; 2 October; 6 November; 1 December, 2028.

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Itinerary

• Hanoi... get picked up at the airport and taken to the hotel for your first night in Vietnam.
• Halong Bay... spend a night on a cruise around the emerald waters of the breathtaking bay. You'll get activities included, such as a cooking class and a morning tai chi lesson. Plus, visit the hidden Thien Canh Son cave and the Vung Vieng Fishing Village.
• Ho Chi Minh City... journey down the Mekong Delta's winding canals. In the afternoon you'll embark on an unforgettable evening street food tour sampling traditional Vietnamese delicacies.
• Phnom Penh... you'll have some free time here to explore at your leisure. There is an optional excursion to the Killing Fields, one of the most prominent historical locations of the Cambodian genocide, and the Tuol Sleng genocide museum (supplements apply).
• Siem Reap... visit the Angkor Wat temple complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Angkor Archaeological park is home to important cultural landmarks like the Ta Prohm, a temple defined by the large tree that has grown within it.
• Bangkok... start the adventure with a half-day tour of the Royal Grand Palace, home to the Emerald Buddha. A trip to a nearby showroom will follow, with Thai silk, jewellery and crafted goods available to you. There will also be a day at leisure before heading to your last stop.
• Pattaya... Spend three nights here before your return flights.

Transfers & baggage
Both are included.