South East Asia Uncovered

Meals

17 breakfasts and 2 dinners are included

Transport

Boat, Motorbike, Overnight sleeper train, Plane, Private Mini bus, Taxi, Longtail boat, Sampan, Tuk Tuk

Accomodation

Guesthouse (2 nights), Hotel (16 nights), Overnight boat (1 night), Overnight sleeper train (2 nights)

Included Activities

• Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tour
• Bangkok - Wat Pho
• Chiang Mai - Doi Suthep Temple Complex
• Chiang Mai - ChangChill Elephant Sanctuary
• Chiang Rai - Wat Rong Khun (White Temple)
• Mekong River - 2 day boat trip
• Luang Prabang - Pak Ou Caves
• Luang Prabang - Kuang Si Waterfalls
• Luang Prabang - Weaving workshop and social enterprise visit
• Luang Prabang - Alms giving ceremony
• Vientiane - COPE visit
• Vientiane - Wat Si Saket
• Hanoi - KOTO dinner
• Halong Bay - Overnight Boat Cruise
• Halong Bay - Cave entry
• Halong Bay - The Green Life Visit
• Hue - Imperial City entrance and guided visit
• Hue - Royal tomb of Emperor Tu Duc
• Hue - Highlights & back streets tour by motorbike
• Hue - Thien Mu Pagoda
• Hue - Vegetarian Lunch at Pagoda
• Hoi An - Old Town walking tour
• Ho Chi Minh City - War Remnants Museum
• Ho Chi Minh City - City tour
• Mekong Delta - Mekong Delta Day Trip & Village Tuk-Tuk Tour
• Mekong Delta - Lunch

• The two day boat journey down the iconic Mekong River passes incredible rural scenery and is one of the must-dos to truly experience South East Asia.
• Sample local food wherever you go, from a seafood dinner on Ha Long Bay, street snacks at markets, a meal at a buddhist nunnery, coconut candy and tropical fruits in the Mekong Delta, and a final dinner at KOTO restaurant.
• Sail through Ha Long Bay's limestone karsts and island caves, visit a centre that turns the bay's discarded trash into treasures and spend the night checking out the stars on an overnight cruise.
• Discover the mysterious beauty of the Lao jungle as you walk side by side with recently rescued elephants on stroll through their natural habitat.
• Rise with the sun and watch saffron-robed monks shuffle between houses, where the faithful wait with offerings as part of an alms giving ritual.