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- The best Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam tour packages
- What people love about Thailand, Cambodia And Vietnam Tours
- Travel Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam your way
- Discover Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam tours for every budget
- Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam tours for every type of group
- Top Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam
- Contact our Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam travel experts
- What our customers ask about Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam Tours & Trips
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Treasures of Indochina 15 Days - Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All the things they have given to us are so perfect. Guide, accommodation, transportation are top-notches.”
Casey, traveled in November
Cultural riches await on this 15-day tour through Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. Float through Halong Bay's limestone caves, delve into Cu Chi tunnels, marvel at Angkor Wat temples, and browse Bangkok's floating markets. Upscale stays at S15 Bangkok and Tara Angkor included.
Duration 15 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos Age Range 1 to 90 year olds Operated in English, German, French, Spanish Operator PrestiGo Asia From $4,235
45% Off- US$2,329You save $1,905
Southeast Asia Discovery 19 Days
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The entire experience was amazing!!”
Wiliiam, traveled in April
A 19-day tour reveals three nations' treasures, from Bangkok's Grand Palace to Angkor Wat's sunrise views. Rest at carefully chosen 3-star hotels including New Siam Palace in Bangkok and Orchid Hotel in Hue, enjoying traditional performances and cooking classes.
Duration 19 days Destinations Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From
45% Off- US$2,479
Indochina Tour with Bangkok Extension 21 Days
20 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All accommodations were outstanding and we were very pleased with this tour company.”
Britt, traveled in June
This 21-day adventure weaves through Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam's highlights. Marvel at Bangkok's temples, Angkor Wat complex, and cruise Halong Bay. Carefully selected hotels average 4.8/5 stars with 5 internal flights included.
Duration 21 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From $2,179
10% Off- US$1,961You save $217
20-Day Vietnam to Cambodia: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, and Angkor Wat
1 Review by TourRadar travelers
Cultural treasures and natural wonders fill 20 days across three countries. Halong Bay kayaking, Hoi An's traditional lantern crafting, and Angkor Wat's sunrise create memories. Local hostels serve as bases for floating village visits, beach time, and temple exploration from Hanoi to Bangkok.
Duration 20 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range 18 to 45 year olds Operator The Dragon Trip From $1,652
25% Off- US$1,239You save $413
Glimpse Of Indochina In 18 Days (Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam)
77 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Being there during the rainy season was perfect. I mostly had excursions to myself so the one on one time with the locals was the best.”
Jeanette, traveled in July
Three countries' UNESCO sites unfold from Bangkok's ancient capitals to Halong Bay. Luxuriate at selected hotels like Sukosol Bangkok and Angkor Miracle while immersing in local life through floating markets, temple tours, and cooking classes.
Duration 18 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range 1 to 90 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, Russian Operator Realistic Asia From $1,567
5% Off- US$1,489+$700 local paymentsYou save $78
What people love about Thailand, Cambodia And Vietnam Tours
- Treasures of Indochina 15 Days - Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos
Outstanding! Our trip was well planned by Dat. Everything was so nice. Loved all countries we traveled! Highly recommend them! They would never disappoint.
- Southeast Asia Discovery 19 Days
They organized a holiday for me in Southeast Asia, visiting four countries. What a great experience. Tour guides and drivers were fantastic. Every day was perfectly planned. Guides were friendly and knowledgeable and went out of their way to show off their home countries to me. If you are planning a overseas trip, I highly recommend this company
- Indochina Tour with Bangkok Extension 21 Days
The trip by Bravo Indochina was very well organized. It was for 12 people, so it as a perfect small group size. any group larger than this would not have been so enjoyable. If you have never been to Vietnam, this trip will highlight Vietnam's top attractions. It is very city focused vs nature. Our guide could have been better. On other tours, the guide usually talked about the country during the drive around places. During long drives, our guide was usually taking a nap. The accommodations were mostly nice. The only place I wasn't a fan of was hotel in Hanoi. In Hanoi, it was not so clean, the breakfast was ok… the AC didn't work, and the elevator was tiny. Activities for additional price wasn't really worth it. it was better to do a day activity signing up with the hotel instead of the tour company. The overnight boat in Halong bay was really nice. Usually, more food is provided for tour groups, but this didn't include a lot of meals. It was actually better this way since its there are so many great places to eat in Vietnam for really great price vs overcharged tourist prices.
Travel Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam your way
Our multi-country tours through Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia run between 16 and 38 days, combining real cultural experiences with plenty of outdoor activities. Picture yourself paddling through Halong Bay's limestone caves, cycling past rice fields in the Mekong Delta and taking a kayak out to find perfect snorkeling spots near Koh Rong's white beaches. Our travelers often tell us how much they enjoy the variety - one moment they're crafting traditional lanterns in Hoi An's old town and the next they're navigating bamboo rafts through Thailand's northern jungles. The local experiences tend to create the longest-lasting memories. You'll spend time with fishermen learning to catch crabs in coconut groves, join cooking classes to master regional dishes and sleep in floating bungalows on quiet lakes. Ninh Binh's countryside is particularly special - you'll cycle through endless rice paddies before taking small boats through river caves, all while limestone peaks tower overhead. The ethical elephant sanctuaries near Chiang Mai give you a chance to see rescued elephants living naturally. Down in Cambodia's Kampot area, you'll paddle kayaks past riverside villages, explore famous pepper farms, soak in the sunrise at Angkor Wat and visit bustling floating markets. Our customers consistently mention how well these active days complement the cultural experiences.
Our most popular routes really get under the skin of Southeast Asia. There's a fantastic journey that weaves through Bangkok's bustling street markets and temples before heading up to Chiang Mai where the night bazaars come alive after dark. People who've traveled with us talk about how special it feels gliding down the Mekong to Luang Prabang - watching monks collect alms at dawn becomes one of those moments you don't forget. Another route kicks off in Hanoi, mixing overnight train rides through Vietnam with stays in local homes down in the Mekong Delta. Our travelers keep telling us they love how the schedule balances guided activities with time to explore places like Hoi An's old quarter and Halong Bay's green waters on their own. The local guides make it extra special by sharing their own stories that make the history real.
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These cultural tours across Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam range from 14 to 38 days and create deep connections through hands-on local experiences. You'll join monks during morning alms in Luang Prabang, discover silk weaving traditions on Koh Dach island and spend time cooking with families in the Mekong Delta. One of our signature routes begins in Bangkok's waterways, then takes you to Vietnam, where you'll stay with local families, bike through village paths and learn authentic cooking techniques in intimate workshops. Our craft-focused itinerary lets you make lanterns in Hoi An's historic quarter, explore Kampot's pepper farms and connect with tea farmers near Hanoi. For those interested in seasonal festivities, our 29-day winter journey immerses you in Vietnam's T'et celebrations while fostering meaningful connections with rural Cambodian communities. Our travelers often tell us how their guides provided rich context about daily life, from bustling markets to traditional ceremonies, while striking an ideal balance between structured activities and personal time to explore.
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101 tours in Thailand, Cambodia and VietnamOur Indochina small group cycling tours really get you into the heart of three countries over two weeks. You'll find yourself pedaling quiet country roads in Thailand, weaving through Phnom Penh's back alleys and also exploring village life in Vietnam's Mekong Delta. What our travelers really like is having a support vehicle following along - it means you can cycle as much or as little as you want. Another favorite combines cycling with river travel; you'll drift down the Mekong by day and hop on bikes to catch sunrise at ancient temples. Groups stay small at 16 people max, and our customers tell us it creates this lovely family feeling where everyone's comfortable suggesting quick stops at local markets or street food spots.
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25 tours in Thailand, Cambodia and VietnamOur private 10-day tours give you complete freedom to explore Indochina at your own rhythm. Starting in Vietnam's capital, you'll have your own guide throughout, including an overnight cruise in Halong Bay. Want extra time capturing photos in Hoi An's old quarter? No problem. Fancy exploring some off-the-beaten-path temples at Angkor? It's all possible. Our travelers love the little touches - cold lemongrass towels after hot temple visits, guides who know exactly when to dodge the crowds and also flexible scheduling that matches your energy levels. The journey wraps up with beach time in Phuket, where you can take things as fast or slow as you like. Recent customers mention how much they appreciated their guides tweaking plans to match their interests on the spot.
Top Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 10-day Southeast Asia tour hits all the right notes while keeping things relaxed. Starting in Hanoi, you'll cruise overnight in Halong Bay where the mornings begin with tai chi on deck and afternoons are perfect for kayaking around those distinctive limestone formations. Down in Hoi An, our customers love mixing hands-on cooking classes with bicycle rides through local rice paddies, and there's plenty of time to discover the old town's Japanese bridge and Chinese temples. When you reach Cambodia, we've arranged two full days at Angkor Wat - with an air-conditioned vehicle and cold towels waiting between temples, which makes a real difference in the heat. The journey winds down in Phuket where you can choose between boat trips to nearby islands, waterfall hikes or just taking it easy on the beach. Our local guides are really good at reading the group and tweaking plans to match everyone's interests.
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Two weeks in Southeast Asia lets you really get under the skin of Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. The journey kicks off in Bangkok exploring local markets and temples before heading to the temples of Angkor. What makes these longer routes special is getting off the regular tourist track - you'll cycle through the Mekong Delta, spend nights with local families and learn traditional silk weaving techniques on Koh Dach island near Phnom Penh. Our travelers tell us they love how the trip mixes cultural experiences with active moments, from paddling around Halong Bay to cycling through quiet village roads. Having those extra days opens up some special experiences too - joining local monks for morning alms in Luang Prabang or cooking classes that start with market visits to pick your ingredients. You'll typically stay 2-3 nights in each spot, and getting around is smooth with a combination of flights and scenic road journeys.
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Our Southeast Asia Discovery tours hit the right notes for solo travelers, balancing guided activities with personal time to explore. Starting in Bangkok, the route takes you through Cambodia and Vietnam where you'll meet fellow travelers while keeping your independence. The experiences range from watching the sun rise at Angkor Wat to trying street food in Phnom Penh and staying overnight in village homes. Travelers particularly enjoy swimming with glowing plankton off Koh Rong island and cycling through quiet countryside paths. The small group size means people often form real friendships while exploring night markets, joining cooking classes and also discovering hidden temples together.
These Southeast Asia Discovery tours excel at blending guided adventures with free time, which creates the perfect environment for young travelers looking to connect. Our small groups max out at 16 people, creating a close-knit atmosphere where friendships flourish while swimming in Koh Rong's bioluminescent waters, cycling through Mekong villages and also exploring Angkor Wat at dawn. Local guides know just when to pull the group together for spontaneous food walks in Hanoi's maze-like streets or relaxed evenings along the Mekong in Luang Prabang. Travelers tell us they love the mix of overnight train journeys down Vietnam's coastline, authentic village homestays and kayaking through Halong Bay's hidden caves. The itinerary weaves together meaningful cultural moments, like giving alms to monks in Laos, with social experiences at Chiang Mai night markets or rooftop venues in Ho Chi Minh City. With both two-week and month-long options available, guests can focus on single-country exploration or embark on multi-country journeys, leaving room for solo side trips and those unplanned group moments that often become the most memorable parts of the tour.
These Southeast Asian journeys span 16-38 days and give seniors a balanced way to discover multiple countries at a comfortable pace. The morning hours are devoted to exploring temples with expert guides, while afternoons leave space for independent wandering and discovery. Between temple visits at Angkor Wat, air-conditioned vehicles await, and cool towels offer welcome refreshment after walks. Cultural connections run deep through hands-on activities - travelers learn village crafts in Vietnam, cook local dishes in Hoi An, and join peaceful tai chi sessions as the sun rises over Halong Bay. What makes these tours work so well for seniors is how each day adapts to different energy levels, from joining monks during morning alms in Luang Prabang to taking slow bike rides past endless rice fields. The boats in Halong Bay provide quality overnight stays with proper beds and excellent dining, while our city hotels sit right in the center for easy walks to local spots, markets and also restaurants. Our guides pay special attention to everyone's comfort, adapting the daily rhythm as needed and building in regular rest stops between explorations.
Parents love how our Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand family journey spreads across three countries with activities that work nicely for different ages. The route weaves through the Mekong Delta where kids can explore by bike and boat, plus you'll find cultural moments like Vietnamese cooking classes that bring families together. The pace through Vietnam and Cambodia really suits teenagers, though getting around Thailand takes a bit more travel time. What makes this trip special is how it mixes temple visits at Angkor with practical experiences and also village stops where kids connect with local families.
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- Couples40 tours
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Best time to visit Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam
- Spring 2025
Spring brings exceptional multi-country tours across Southeast Asia, where our travelers love combining cultural experiences with outdoor exploration. The longer tours from Bangkok stretch 29 days, letting you take advantage of cool mornings at temples, while afternoons flow naturally into village homestays and artisan workshops. Our customers talk about how much they enjoy the 18-day routes through Thailand and Vietnam's coast - these cleverly mix temple discoveries with cooling dips at Kuang Si waterfalls and also peaceful beach time. Educational family tours draw interest by weaving together school visits, hands-on cooking sessions and traditional craft workshops. Tours ranging between 16-38 days take you paddling through Halong Bay's limestone caves, cycling past Mekong Delta rice fields and kayaking to snorkel spots near Koh Rong's quiet shores. The spring itineraries stand out for balancing morning cultural activities like lantern crafting in Hoi An, with afternoon explorations through bamboo forests and also floating villages along the Mekong.
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- Summer 2025
Summer tours adapt nicely to Southeast Asia's warmer months. Our leading July-August journey starts in Hanoi and includes overnight trains down Vietnam's coast, which customers say adds real adventure to the trip - they love falling asleep to the rhythm of the rails and waking up in new cities. Another popular summer option focuses on water activities: you'll cruise Halong Bay, paddle through the Mekong Delta's channels, waterways and also swim at Koh Rong island in Cambodia. Families particularly enjoy our summer educational tour that includes visits to local schools, cooking classes and also traditional craft workshops. Two different routes combine temple exploration with beach time, carefully timed to avoid midday heat at Angkor Wat and include refreshing stops at waterfalls in Kuang Si and Elephant Falls.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
The comprehensive 29-day Indochina journey takes you from Bangkok's winding canals all the way to Halong Bay's dramatic peaks, connecting you with local life through shared meals in Cambodian homes and craft lessons in Vietnamese villages. If time is limited, an 18-day route blends temple visits with active cultural experiences - you'll pedal through rice fields, learn cooking after exploring local markets, and spend nights with village families. Laos shines in autumn with cool morning temperatures, perfect for joining Buddhist monks during their traditional alms-giving ceremonies in Luang Prabang. Our travelers tell us how the seasonal weather enhances their outdoor experiences, whether kayaking Halong Bay's hidden caves, cycling across the endless Mekong Delta or floating through Ninh Binh's river passages. The autumn schedule balances structured activities with independent time, so you can wander through Hoi An's historic lanes and explore Angkor's quieter temples at your preferred pace.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter brings perfect conditions for exploring Southeast Asia's highlights. Our most popular December-February tour takes you from Bangkok's canals to Halong Bay's limestone islands over 29 days. Travelers particularly love how it combines city exploration with rural homestays - you'll share meals with local families in Cambodia and learn traditional crafts in Vietnamese villages. Another favorite winter option runs for 18 days, focusing on Thailand's temples and Vietnam's coastal beauty. Our customers mention the excellent timing since T'et celebrations in Vietnam add extra cultural experiences during January and February. A third highly-rated winter route spends more time in Laos, where cool mornings are perfect for joining monks during alms-giving in Luang Prabang and cycling through rice paddies near Vang Vieng.
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How do you get around between Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam?
Flying's definitely the quickest way to hop between the major spots like Bangkok and Siem Reap it's just an hour in the air and pretty convenient. If you're watching your budget overnight buses are a good choice they take longer like 12 hours from Siem Reap to Bangkok but you get those comfy reclining seats. Here's something different though - try the Mekong River slow boat from Chiang Khong to Luang Prabang it's a 2-day journey that really lets you soak in village life along the way.
What local food should I definitely try in these countries?
You've got to try Pad Thai in Thailand it's these amazing stir-fried noodles with shrimp tofu and peanuts you'll find it everywhere from Bangkok street carts to fancy places in Chiang Mai. In Cambodia look for Amok it's their national dish - fish steamed in coconut milk and lemongrass super flavorful and easy to find in Siem Reap restaurants. Vietnam's all about Pho this incredible noodle soup with rich broth meat and fresh herbs people have it for breakfast all over the country.
Where can I go that's not packed with tourists?
Check out Nan in northern Thailand it's about 5.5 hours by bus from Chiang Mai with this really peaceful vibe and beautiful temples like Wat Phumin. Battambang Cambodia's second biggest city is pretty special with its French buildings bamboo train rides and amazing bat caves you can get there in 3 hours from Siem Reap. For something really unique head to Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park in central Vietnam it's got Asia's oldest karst mountains and this incredible cave system about 5 hours north of Hue.
What kind of cultural experiences can I join in on?
The alms-giving ceremony in Luang Prabang is really special you can watch monks collect offerings at sunrise just remember they can't eat after midday. In Siem Reap you can get hands-on with Khmer cooking classes lots of them take you through the local market to pick up ingredients before teaching you traditional techniques. Over in Hanoi don't miss the water puppet shows near Hoan Kiem Lake they tell these amazing folk stories through this unique art form that's really captivating.
What's the deal with getting around locally in these places?
Tuk-tuks are everywhere in places like Bangkok and Siem Reap just make sure you agree on the price before you hop in. In Vietnam motorbike taxis called xe ôm are super handy and won't break the bank but definitely sort out the fare first. Thailand's got these shared red trucks called songthaews running set routes they're really budget-friendly and great for shorter trips. For longer journeys public buses and trains are your best bet they're reliable and won't cost too much.