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Compact Vietnam & Cambodia 9 days
[updated 2025]

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Your experiences includes:

Stroll through the bustling streets of Hanoi, visiting the 1,000-year-old Temple of Literature & Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.
Take a breezy cyclo ride through the Old Quarter’s 36 streets, enjoy a delightful water puppet show
Cruise through the enchanting limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO site of breathtaking beauty.
Explore the timeless charm of Hoi An, an UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its cobbled streets, and distinctive yellow shopfronts adorned with colorful lanterns.
Embark on a culinary journey in Hoi An to seek out the most delicious Banh Mi sandwiches.
Marvel at the magnificent Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument and best-preserved temple.
Visit Bayon, a richly decorated temple, featuring hundreds of smiling faces that grace its tower. Enchanted by Ta Phrom, with its towering trees and surrounding jungle, the temple exudes a magical ambiance.
Visit Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre, known as the "jewel of Khmer art" for their remarkable preservation and intricate decorations.

As luxury travel experts for Vietnam and Cambodia we can hand pick the finest accommodation for your holiday.
Our experienced guides who know these destinations like the back of their hands will ensure you don't miss a single highlight and they'll share with you fascinating insights along the way. All of your tours are private, tailored to your preferences and interests.
You'll have access to the best attractions, avoiding the crowds and immersing yourself fully in the experience.
Our dedicated local team is available 24/7 to provide ground support, ensuring your journey is seamless and worry-free.

Itinerario

Día 1: Llegada a Hanoi
Día 2: Visita de la ciudad de Hanói, ciclovías y marionetas acuáticas
Día 3: Hanói - Bahía de Ha Long - Bahía de Lan Ha
Día 4: Bahía de Ha Long - Hanói - vuelo a Hoi An
Day 5: Hoi An full day tour with Cam Thanh Boat Trip
Day 6: Hoi An Street Food Tour, fly to Siem Reap
Day 7: Full Day Angkor Temple Tour
Day 8: Banteay Srei, Banteay Samre and Kbal Spean
Day 9: Departing Cambodia

Nuestro precio incluye:

Todos los vuelos nacionales. (También podemos presupuestar sus vuelos internacionales si lo desea)
Elegante alojamiento de 4 y 5 estrellas con desayuno diario
Guías de habla inglesa con experiencia
Todas las visitas y excursiones mencionadas en vehículo privado con aire acondicionado
Tasas turísticas y permisos durante el tiempo guiado
Crucero en barco si se menciona
Tasa de servicio e IVA gubernamental vigente
Asistencia en tierra 24/7
Fine Asian Escapes se compromete plenamente a garantizar que pague los precios más competitivos por la calidad de las vacaciones que recibe. Según los datos que hemos extraído de los sitios web de nuestros competidores, nuestras vacaciones son respectivamente un 25% y un 35% más baratas en comparación con vacaciones similares ofrecidas por operadores turísticos del Reino Unido y Estados Unidos. De media, una pareja del Reino Unido ahorrará 1.200 libras esterlinas, mientras que una pareja estadounidense ahorrará 2.000 dólares al reservar con nosotros un viaje clásico de 14 días por Vietnam.

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Día 1: Llegada a Hanoi
Tips for crossing streets in Vietnam: Walk slowly and steadily - don’t stop suddenly. The motorbikes will weave around you. Trust the flow.

¡Xin chao! Bienvenido a Hanoi!
A su llegada, su guía o chófer le estará esperando para trasladarle a su hotel.

Dato de interés: El edificio que aparece en la foto de arriba es conocido como "Tiburón Tiburón", construido en 1991 cerca del lago Hoan Kiem. A pesar de su controvertido diseño inicial, se ha convertido en un icono del Casco Viejo. Ha aparecido en muchos documentales internacionales y es uno de los lugares favoritos de los turistas para tomar café y hacer fotos.
Day 2: Hanoi Full Day City Tour, Cyclo & Water Puppet Show
Bustling markets. Sizzling street food. Hotels pressed up against ancient temples. Music blaring. Women in conical hats selling fresh flowers and fruit. This is Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Noisy. Chaotic. Beautiful. All rolled into one.

Begin the morning with a visit to the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum and hear about the man who led Vietnam’s campaign for independence from French colonial rule. After dedicating his life to the liberation of his country from foreign rule, Ho Chi Minh died in 1969 and his body was preserved for posterity. Every October the mausoleum is closed for a month and Uncle Ho is given a bit of a spruce up! Then wander the grounds to see the one pillar pagoda and the presidential palace. Next,visit the 11th century relic, the Temple of Literature, which was built in homage to the Chinese scholar Confucius.

‍ In the afternoon start with the Museum of Ethnology that is widely acknowledged as the best in the country, with an extensive display dedicated to Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minority people. Take a breezy cyclo ride through the Old Quarter’s 36 streets, named for the products that were sold from their shops. Today, vendors on Tin and Bamboo Streets still sell the same wares. Next, sip astrong Vietnamese coffee in a café overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake - an important symbol in Vietnamese folklore. End your day with a delightful water puppet show, a traditional art that is still being performed today.
Día 3: Hanói - Bahía de Ha Long - Bahía de Lan Ha
Ha Long Bay’s ethereal beauty has firmly secured its place as one of Vietnam’s most coveted, bucket-list destinations. Extend your stay for an extra night and indulge in leisurely visits to floating villages, pristine beaches, and hidden gems far from the crowds.
Depart from Hanoi and travel by road to the Tuan Chau Island pier in Halong Bay. Set off on your luxury cruise, where you’ll be pampered in style and comfort whilst meandering through the towering limestone cliffs and emerald green waters of Ha long Bay. Stop in Tra Bau, a secret hideaway in Lan Ha Bay that has beaches, caves and coves.

You can try kayaking or simply swim in the clear waters of the bay. Back to your boat, enjoy life aboard the vessel or in your suite, and with cocktail in hand watch the sunset over the Gulf of Tonkin. In late afternoon part in a professional cooking demonstration before indulging in a luxurious dinner in the dining hall. Spend the rest of the evening as you’d like: watch a movie in the dining area, relax on the deck with a cocktail, or go squid fishing under the cover of night.

Fact: Ha Long Bay experiences cool weather and clear skies from September to November. Mist rolls in from December to March, lending the bay an air of mystery. April and May bring sunny days and a refreshing breeze, while the monsoon season, occurring from June to August, can make visits unpredictable.
Día 4: Bahía de Ha Long - Hanói - vuelo a Hoi An
Rise with the sun and practice Vivonam on the sundeck while taking in majestic views of the surrounding bay and the cool sea breeze. Wrap up your experience with a bamboo boat trip to visit Dark and Bright Cave before cruising back to Tuan Chau Marina. Your guide and driver will take you to Hanoi airport for your flight to Hoi An

Upon arrival you will be taken to your hotel in Hoi An.
Day 5: Hoi An Full Day City Tour with Cam Thanh boat trip
Why not spend your first evening in Hoi An strolling its cobbled streets, glowing with colorful lanterns? Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant - be sure to try the Beef in Betel Leaf - then unwind with a drink at a riverside coffee shop.
Begin your story of Hoi An, a former port that welcomed Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Arab merchants between the 16th to 18th centuries. Today it is renowned for its old quarter lined with two-storey Chinese shops, with elaborate carved wooden facades and terracotta tile roofs. And not forgetting expert tailor shops and delicious food! The tour includes stops at several famous landmarks. The first is Chua Ong Pagoda, dating back to 1653 and built in honor of the Chinese general Quan Cong, who is worshipped by many as a symbol of loyalty and justice. Next, pop into Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, to see the Jinshan Temple which is dedicated to the goddess of the sea and the protector of sailors. From there it’s a short walk to Tam Ky House, a 200 year old ancestral house and finally, stroll across the often photographed 17th century covered bridge built by Japanese craftsmen. The beautifully built bridge doubles as a temple and is a major landmark of Hoi An. After a Vietnamese lunch, take a short boat trip down the river and visit a craft village where local artisans make ceramics. End your afternoon with a visit to the docks and see traditional fishing boats and the unusual round basket boats that ply the water.

Tip: If you find yourself with additional time in Hoi An, consider extending your stay for another night. You can unwind with a massage, shop locally, or take a tour to either My Son Sanctuary, an ancient Cham site, or the Golden Bridge, known for its unique design resembling being lifted by two giant hands.
Day 6: Hoi An half day street food tour - fly to Siem Reap
In the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An, Vietnam’s culinary soul finds both its crunch, and its crown in the humble Banh Mi - once described as a 'symphony in a sandwich' by the late culinary icon Anthony Bourdain.
Set off on a culinary adventure in Hoi An to discover the flavours and dishes that make this coastal town unique. Alongside an expert local guide, your journey introduces you to the stories behind Hoi An’s most iconic dishes at the town’s most famous eateries. Start your tour at a local restaurant famous for white rose dumplings, found exclusively in Hoi An. Enjoy these delicacies while marveling at the work that goes into them. The staff churn out up to 6000 of these dumplings every day and each one is as beautiful as the last. Your visit here includes a chance to try making a few of your own dumplings too! Continue on to find the world's best Banh Mi “Vietnamese baguette” in Hoi An. Indulge in a warm and crusty baguette stuffed with grilled pork, fresh coriander, cucumber slices, tangy daikon, and a special sauce that remains a well-kept secret. Continue onward to sample grilled pork satay and visit the central market on way. Finally, the famous Cao Lau noodles or equally popular chicken rice.

Wrap up the tour with a local Vietnamese coffee- the perfect ending to any meal. In the afternoon transfer to the airport for your flight to Siem Reap.

Upon arrival in Siem Reap, check in your hotel and relax.
Day 7: Siem Reap Full Day Temple Tour
Nothing will quite prepare you for the mind-blowing magnitude and timeless beauty of the Angkor complex, often referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World"
Feel your excitement build as you drive through towering old trees on your way to the awe-inspiring Angkor Complex. The tour will begin at Bayon, a richly decorated temple. Its most distinctive feature is the hundreds of smiling faces that grace the towers. Impressive bas-reliefs tell stories of daily life and of the great battles that were fought between the Khmers and ancient Thais.

Continue to Ta Prohm, one of Cambodia’s most beloved temples. Unusually, Ta Prohm is in much the same condition in which it was found. The combination of large trees growing out of the ruins and the surrounding jungle give the temple a truly magical feel.

In the afternoon explore the magnificent Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument and best-preserved temple in the complex. This visually spectacular massive three-tired pyramid has become a symbol of Cambodia, appearing on its flag. Admire the grandeur of its architecture and its extensive decoration of bas-relief friezes. End your day taking in the views of the sunset over the jungle from the top of Pre Rup Temple before returning to Siem Reap.
Day 8: Banteay Srei, Banteay Samre and Kbal Spean
Banteay Srei: pequeño en tamaño, pero una obra maestra de la arquitectura jemer, con tallas intrincadas que son simplemente impresionantes.
In the morning, drive to Banteay Samré, a temple in eastern Angkor. Built in the early 12th century, it is a Hindu temple in the Angkor Wat style. Continue on to Bantreay Srei temple, known as the ‘citadel of women,’ perhaps for its smaller size. Built largely of red sandstone, the temple boasts intricate carvings on almost every surface. The remarkable preservation of these ornamental decorations and its unusual scale has earned the temple recognition as the “jewel of Khmer art,” which should not be missed. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant nearby before exploring again. Next visit Kbal Spean, an archeological site from the Angkorian era. Described as a “spectacularly carved riverbed,” the site boasts a series of stone rock relief carvings in the sandstone riverbeds. Walk for approximately half an hour uphill along a two-kilometer jungle path to the point where the carvings begin. At this point, the path splits with one direction heading to a waterfall and the other towards the river carvings. Work your way along the riverbeds before returning to the waterfall and making your way back down the path.

Note: While you'll have the opportunity to see some of the most famous temples on this trip, we can also arrange visits to Koh Ker, Cambodia's newest UNESCO Heritage Site. Alternatively consider visiting Tonle Sap or the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia.
Day 9: Siem Reap - Departure
At leisure until you are transferred to the airport for your departure flight.
SOLICITAR PRESUPUESTO

Hanoi: There is a great selection of boutique and luxury hotels in the capital.

The most iconic one is Sofitel Legend Metropole dating back since 1901. The hotel had welcomed many famous playwrights, actors, ambassadors and heads of state from all over the world as Charlie Chaplin, Graham Greene, Somerset Maugham.
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Capella Hanoi, designed by the famous architect Bill Bensley, features 47 themed rooms and suites is perhaps the most stylish hotel you can find in the capital.
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If you prefer smaller, boutique style hotels then consider Peridot Grand, La Sinfonía del Rey, Tirant hotel or La Siesta Hotel. All these hotels have excellent reputation and are all in prime location for the Old Quarter.
Bahía de Ha Long: Hay muchos cruceros en la bahía de Ha Long, pero es cierto que no todos son iguales. Algunos de nuestros favoritos son el Emperor Cruise, el Heritage Cruise, el Stellar of the Sea, el Capella Cruise y el Paradise Cruise.
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Si le gusta algo elegante, lujoso pero tradicional al mismo tiempo, elija el Heritage Cruise o el Emperor Cruise. Balcón privado, techos altos, vistas panorámicas al océano, mosaicos pintados a mano y pinturas originales.
Si prefiere los cruceros ultralujosos, no puede equivocarse con Stellar of the Seas y Capella Cruise. En ambos cruceros hay bar panorámico, bodega de vinos y puros, minigolf y piscina de temporada a bordo.

Si busca una opción con una relación calidad-precio excepcional (y aún así con estilo), piense en Paradise Cruise, ¡con más de 5.000 valoraciones de 5 estrellas!
Hoi An: Hoi An y la ciudad de Danang (30 minutos de traslado desde Hoi An) albergan muchos complejos de categoría mundial, como Four Seasons the Nam Hai & Intercontinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort.
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Four Seasons the Nam Hai, con su playa de arena y su ubicación privilegiada en la ciudad de Hoi An, es uno de nuestros complejos favoritos en la zona de Hoi An - Danang. Nos encanta la sensación de intimidad que se respira desde el momento en que se pone un pie en el complejo, y lo impresionantes que son las villas. Las parejas suelen decantarse por las villas con piscina privada, situadas en un verde jardín salpicado de palmeras, con la playa a sólo unos pasos y deliciosas cenas en la villa disponibles las 24 horas del día.

Intercontinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort es quizá el complejo más impresionante de la zona de Danang. El complejo está situado en una selva virgen con 700 m de playa privada, diseñado por el arquitecto Bill Bensley, y uno de sus restaurantes está dirigido por el chef de tres estrellas Michelin Pierre Gagnaire. Todos los alojamientos tienen vistas panorámicas al mar y, si alguna vez se aburre, la ciudad de Hoi An está a sólo media hora.

Si le gustan los hoteles boutique más pequeños, piense en Almanity Hoi An, Victoria Hoi An Resort & Spa, La Siesta Hoi An o Mulberry Collection Silk Village. Todos estos hoteles están a menos de 20 minutos en coche (o mucho menos, según el hotel) del casco antiguo de Hoi An. Si desea alojarse en el corazón de la ciudad antigua, el Anantara Hoi An es una gran elección.
Siem Reap: There is certainly no lack of luxury accomodation in Siem Reap.

Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor is perhaps the most iconic one, being opened in 1932 and having hosted luminaries such as Charlie Chaplin, the Clintons and Michelle Obama. The hotel exudes colonial flair and is perfect if you want to stay in somewhere historic while in Siem Reap.
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Park Hyatt, another great choice, perhaps oozes more modern aesthetics and is definitely for somebody who wants a stylish & modern hotel that still manages to blend in some ancient Khmer charms in its design.
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Zannier Phum Baitang, being modelled on Cambodian village, sets itself aside from its rivalries with a stunning 20-acre ground of lush garden and rice paddy fields. The villas are spacious and many are with their own private pool. If rustic luxury is what you're after then this is the place.

If you are like chic and stylish hotels then we can recommend Shinta Mani Angkor & Bensley Collection Pool Villas, designed by the famous architect Bill Bensley. Expect a super cool vibe embedded in its decor with monochrome shades, lush foliage, & coconut palms.

For more boutique options consider Aviary Siem Reap or Treeline Urban Resort. Aviary is a sophisticated urban oasis while Treeline Urban distinguishes itself from other hotels with its contemporary art space showcasing emerging and admired Cambodian artists and designers.
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Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi

Emperor Cruise Ha Long

Four Seasons el Nam Hai

The Reverie Saigon

Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang Siem Reap

1. ¿Cuándo es el mejor momento para hacer este itinerario?

November - March is the best time to do this itinerary when weather is the most pleasant in both Vietnam & Cambodia.
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For detailed weather guide check out our Vietnam weather and Cambodia weather.

2. ¿En qué aeropuerto tengo que volar?

For this itinerary you need to fly into Noi Bai airport (HAN) in Hanoi and out of Siem Reap airport (REP) in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

3. ¿Puedo modificar el itinerario?

Por supuesto. El itinerario anterior es sólo una sugerencia de lo que podría hacer. Podemos quitar cosas o sugerir otras experiencias que sean más de su agrado.
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4. ¿Necesito visado?

Vietnam

Los visitantes de ciertos países podrán entrar en Vietnam sin visado durante un determinado número de días.

A partir del 15 de marzo de 2022, Vietnam ha reintroducido la exención de visado para los ciudadanos de algunos países, como Reino Unido, Alemania, España, Francia, Noruega, Suecia, Corea del Sur, Finlandia, Japón, Italia y Dinamarca, Rusia y Bielorrusia (menos de 15 días); Tailandia, Malasia, Singapur, Indonesia, Camboya y Laos (menos de 30 días); Filipinas (menos de 21 días) y Myanmar y Brunei (menos de 14 días).

Si no es titular de un pasaporte de los países mencionados o si desea permanecer más tiempo del permitido, deberá solicitar lo siguiente Visado electrónico para Vietnam

El visado electrónico cuesta 25 USD y suele tardar 3 días. Recibirá su código por correo electrónico para imprimir el visado. Puede entrar en Vietnam con un visado electrónico en cualquiera de los ocho aeropuertos internacionales del país, incluidos los de Hanoi, Ciudad Ho Chi Minh y Danang, así como en 14 pasos fronterizos terrestres y siete puertos marítimos.

Camboya

Los visitantes de Camboya pueden obtener un visado a la llegada con fines turísticos (30 USD) o de negocios (35 USD), para una estancia máxima de 30 días. Es posible prorrogarlo. El pasaporte debe ser válido al menos 6 meses antes de la fecha de caducidad y se requiere una foto de pasaporte.

También puede solicitar visado electrónico de Camboya en línea.
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5. What are Covid requirements in Vietnam & Cambodia ?

From 15 May 2022 you no longer need to take a COVID-19 test before travelling to Vietnam & Cambodia.

You also don’t need to provide proof of your vaccination status for entry to Vietnam & Cambodia.
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6. ¿Necesito llevar dinero en efectivo y puedo utilizar mi tarjeta de débito/crédito en Vietnam?

Vietnam
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Debit/ credit cards are widely accepted in Vietnam at restaurants, hotels and shops.
For smaller purchases, you can consider taking some USD in cash which you can change to Dong (at your hotel or tourist centres) upon arrival.
If you don't want to take cash you can get a prepaid 'travel money card' which is usually safer and cheaper than using your debit/credit card to withdraw money at ATMs in Vietnam.
ATMs are widely available in Vietnam, especially in big cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City & Danang. If you travel to more rural areas consider taking some cash with you.

Cambodia

Debit/ credit cards are accepted in most upscale hotels, shops and restaurants, some mid-range place and a growing number of other businesses. Credit cards are general not accepted at any businesses outside of Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville and the casinos in Poipet. Visa, MasterCard (MC) and JCB cards are the most widely accepted credit cards in Cambodia.

AMEX is coming into wider use, as well as the new ANZ Bluespot card. Diners Club (DC) is accepted at very few place. Most businesses charge a 2%-4% fee to accept credit cards.

There are now ATMs with international access in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville, Kampot and Battambang.

US dollars are as commonly used as the Cambodian Riel and even Thai Baht is acceptable in many places. Most hotels and many restaurants and shops set their prices in dollars. Small transactions are usually done in Riel. Always carry some small Riel for motorcycle taxis, snacks, beggars and other small purchases
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If you don't want to take cash you can get a prepaid 'travel money card' which is usually safer and cheaper than using your debit/credit card to withdraw money at ATMs.
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7. ¿Cómo reservo?

Rellene nuestro formulario de consulta y le enviaremos un presupuesto en un plazo de 24 a 48 horas en función de sus necesidades. Una vez que esté satisfecho con el itinerario y haya realizado el depósito, comenzaremos a reservar sus vacaciones y le enviaremos una confirmación de la reserva y una factura detallada.
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