Wendy Wu Vietnam and Cambodia Discovery

Halong Bay
Cruise across the emerald waters of this famous bay

Hoi An
Wander through the charming streets of this well preserved city

Saigon
Ride through the city on the back of a heritage vespa

Angkor Wat
Discover the enchanting temple complexes

Days 1-2: Fly to Hanoi
Fly overnight to Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital. On arrival, transfer to your hotel before having the rest of the day at leisure.
(Dinner)

Day 3: Discover local Hanoi
Begin your day at the Ho Chi Minh complex before heading to the Ethnology Museum to learn about Vietnam’s ethnic groups. After, stop at the Temple of Literature before taking a walking tour of the Old Quarter. This afternoon, visit Ngoc Son temple, found on an island in Hoan Kiem Lake. End the day with a visit to the night market to try some street food.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 4: Hoang Su Phi
After breakfast travel to Hoang Su Phi, one of northern Vietnam’s rice terrace areas. The rest of the day is at leisure to begin exploring.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 5:Hike through the rice terraces
Journey through the Hoang Su Phi rice terraces on foot, admiring the landscape. Stop at a Tay village to have lunch with a local family.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 6: Trekking the terraces
Continue exploring the region on foot. Trek from Pan Hou Village to a Red Dao village to learn about local life.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 7: Hoang Su Phi to Hanoi
Travel back to Hanoi and spend the rest of the day at your own leisure.
(Breakfast and lunch)

Day 8: Overnight on Halong Bay
Head to Halong Bay where you’ll board a vessel for a cruise along the bay, seeing fishing towns and trying local seafood.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 9: To Hoi An
Awake early to catch the sun rise over the bay, and practice Tai Chi on the deck. Later, return Hanoi for a flight to Danang. From here, transfer to Hoi An.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 10: Farmer and Fisherman Experience
Hop on a bike today and cycle through the scenic rice paddies outside Hoi An. Visit local farmers where you can try your hand at traditional farming techniques before enjoying a calming boat ride to a peaceful fishing village, where you can try making a fishing net and go paddling in unique bamboo basket boats.
(Breakfast and lunch)

Day 11: Charming Hoi An
Enjoy a stroll past Chinese traders’ homes, visiting local artists and tailors before walking through the 16th Century Japanese Bridge. Drive to Hue, stopping on the way at the Museum of Cham Sculpture. Spend the afternoon walking through the ancient town.
(Breakfast and lunch)

Day 12: Imperial Hue by bicycle
Cycle through Hue for a tour of the imperial sights. Start at the Imperial City, then continue to An Hien Garden House, part of Hue’s legacy from the Nguyen Dynasty. Stop by Thien Mu Pagoda overlooking the Perfume River before driving to Tu Duc Tomb. From here, take a cyclo tour along the banks of the Perfume River
(Breakfast and lunch)

Day 13: Saigon
Enjoy some free time before flying to Saigon in the late afternoon. This evening take an exhilarating ride on the back of a vintage Vespa. Stop for a cocktail before continuing to a favourite local eating spot. Wind up your night with drinks, accompanied by a live band.
(Breakfast and dinner)

Day 14: Saigon old and new
This morning discover the amazing network of the Cu Chi Tunnels. On the way back to Saigon there is an opportunity to visit a Wildlife Rescue Station, aiming to stop the endangered wildlife trade in Vietnam. Continue to Reunification Palace, the Central Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral and the War Remnants Museum.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 15: Ben Tre by bicycle
Drive to Ben Tre and set out on a boat trip through the winding, forest-lined canals. After lunch, cycle through rice fields and coconut groves. Spend the night in a riverside resort.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 16: Mekong Delta
This morning, visit the Vinh Bac bonsai and flower village. Then, head to Cai Nhum Cathedral before returning to Saigon.
(Breakfast and lunch)

Day 17: Travel to Siem Reap
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Siem Reap.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 18: Angkor by tuk-tuk
Discover Angkor’s iconic temples by traditional tuk tuk, exploring Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and the intricate Bayon Temple. Continue to atmospheric Ta Prohm, where jungle roots intertwine with ancient ruins, before ending the day with a memorable performance by the inspiring PHARE Cambodian Circus.
(Breakfast and lunch)

Day 19: Tonle Sap Lake
Enjoy a scenic cruise on Tonle Sap Lake, visiting local communities and experiencing life on the water. During high water season (August to February), visit Kampong Khleang, a fascinating stilt village, while in low water season (March to July), explore the floating village of Chong Kneas. Return to Siem Reap via the SATCHA social enterprise before a farewell dinner accompanied by a traditional Apsara dance performance.
(Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day 20-21: Fly Siem Reap to UK
Fly to the UK arriving home the same or following day.
(Breakfast)

Hoi An by bicycle
Hop on a bike and take the scenic route through Hoi An’s beautiful rural scenery to try your hand at traditional farming techniques with a local farmer, and to paddle the round basket boat used by the locals.

Saigon by Scooter
Ride pillion on a vintage Vespa, through Saigon’s bustling streets on a night-time foodie adventure.

Angkor Tuk Tuk Tour
Sip on a cocktail before venturing to popular local eating spots, finishing up in a lively bar. Discover the many wonders of the Temples of Angkor on an exciting tuk tuk tour through the complex. Keep an eye out for jungle-engulfed ruins, orange-robed monks and the local wildlife.

• International flights
• 18nts in 3+/4* accommodation
• Selected meals: 18 breakfasts, 16 lunches and 12 dinners
• Touring with guides and entrance fees
• Domestic transportation

Go Beyond
Featuring lesser-known destinations and unique experiences that are tantalisingly off the tourist trail, these flexible and often more active, these tours are all about helping you to see and experience places that may not have made it onto other travellers’ radars. On these tours, you may find yourself away from the comforts of home, but you’ll be rewarded with unique culture, interactions with local people and unforgettable sights.

This tour has a maximum group size of 18 people per group

This tour has a physical rating of 3. A good level of fitness is required as you need to be comfortable walking for 2-3 hours and covering longer distances. Other activities such as cycling will be at a gentle pace and will involve straightforward terrain.

What’s included in the Wendy Wu Vietnam and Cambodia Discovery tour?
The tour includes international flights, 18 nights in 3+ and 4-star accommodation, domestic transportation, guided touring with entrance fees, and selected meals, including 18 breakfasts, 16 lunches and 12 dinners.

How active is this tour?
This tour has a physical rating of 3 and is best suited to travellers with a good level of fitness. You’ll need to be comfortable walking for 2-3 hours at a time, with activities including hiking, cycling and sightseeing.

What type of traveller is this tour suitable for?
Vietnam and Cambodia Discovery is ideal for travellers seeking a deeper exploration of Southeast Asia, combining famous landmarks with active adventures, cultural encounters and off-the-beaten-track experiences.

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