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Table of contents
- The best South East Asia tour packages
- What people love about South East Asia Tours
- Travel South East Asia your way
- Best tour companies for South East Asia tours
- Discover South East Asia tours for every budget
- South East Asia tours for every type of group
- Top South East Asia travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit South East Asia
- Contact our South East Asia travel experts
- What our customers ask about South East Asia Tours & Trips
The best South East Asia tour packages
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Spirits Of Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand In 16 Days
118 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great tours. Good accommodation, good Tour guides.”
Pierre, traveled in March
A 16-day cultural odyssey connects Halong Bay's emerald waters with Angkor Wat's ancient temples. Rural life in Hoi An's countryside, Mekong Delta's waterways, and Phuket's beaches create varied experiences. Four-star hotels like Tirant Hanoi and Somadevi Angkor provide comfort.
Duration 16 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range 1 to 95 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, Russian Operator Realistic Asia From $3,264
52% Off- US$1,567+$619 local paymentsYou save $1,697
Treasures of Indochina 15 Days - Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“PrestiGo Asia is an amazing tour operator. Every tour and every transit arrangements were meticulously planned.”
Randy, traveled in December
A grand Southeast Asian adventure connects Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh City, Siem Reap, Bangkok, and Luang Prabang. Premium hotels like Movenpick and Tara Angkor provide comfort between traditional markets, ancient temples, and river cruises. All domestic flights and expert guided tours 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's gems unfold for around $2,700, showcasing Singapore's Merlion Park, Malaysia's Petronas Towers, Vietnam's Hoi An Ancient Town, Cambodia's Angkor Wat, Bangkok's temples, and Krabi's islands. Premium hotels include Verdant Hill KL and Ratana Angkor.
Duration 15 days Destinations Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Vio Travel From
45% Off- US$2,339
Southeast Asia Discovery 19 Days
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The hotels were all 4 or 5 stars and we got several free upgrades. The guides were all very knowledgeable.”
Paula, traveled in May
Southeast Asia's cultural tapestry unfolds across 19 days, from Bangkok's temples to Siem Reap's archaeological wonders. Accommodations include selected 3-star hotels like Skylark in Hanoi and Phu Thinh in Hoi An, complemented by traditional performances, cooking classes, and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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“Wealth of experiences. Kaleidoscopic view of Indochina.”
Marc, traveled in March
Southeast Asia's treasures shine from Vietnam to Thailand. The itinerary weaves through Hanoi's Old Quarter, Halong Bay's waters, Angkor Wat's temples, and Bangkok's Grand Palace. Premium accommodations rated 4.8/5 and all transfers with expert local guides 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
What people love about South East Asia Tours
- Spirits Of Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand In 16 Days
We had this tour tailor made to be private and those experiences are amazing. These region are the best part of the world that I’ve ever been to. People are really nice and kind. The most memorable thing is the time in Cambodia with the monks on special ritual ceremony .
- Treasures of Indochina 15 Days - Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos
I wrote this review at the airport and I don't want to leave now. All the things they have given to us are so perfect. This is my second time in Asia but the first time in Southeast Asia. Dat, my representative is the best person I have met and the services I have used. Trust me, he will be always available and give you the best if you need any support. It's one of the most important things you need to attention to when you traveled and I am so happy to meet him in Hanoi. Guide, accommodation, transportation are top-notches. I don't want to use another travel agent because I believe it's the best
- Southeast Asia Discovery 19 Days
We loved booking my trips with Bravo Indochina, Angie our travel consultant made the trip exactly what we wanted were so quick to get back to me and even had recommendations. The whole itinerary was well thought out, and executed smoothy. Our Doung, English speaking guide was there to greet us at first stop and accomopany with us the through out Vietnam. Joe in Cambodia was also extremely knowledgeable of the area and the history. Well done, we had a great time and wonderful experience
Travel South East Asia your way
The river portions of these tours really shine, especially when traveling between countries on the Mekong. That 2-day boat journey from Thailand to Laos gives you a real window into riverside life, with an overnight stop in the small town of Pak Beng. Down in the Mekong Delta near Ho Chi Minh City, you can check out the floating markets, pop into family-run coconut candy workshops and stay with local families along the water. Near Siem Reap, tours often include trips out on Tonle Sap Lake to see the floating villages and learn how people adapt their lives to the changing water levels throughout the year.
See all River Cruise toursSoutheast Asia is one of the most popular backpacking destinations in the world. Whether your hiking in tranquil Sapa in the north of Vietnam or exploring Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, one of the world’s most stunning temples, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursVenture into Southeast Asia's wild heart with thrilling jungle treks, cycling past rice paddies in Vietnam, whizzing down the Puerto Princesa Underground River in the Philippines, or go island hopping in Thailand. Expect buzzing cities, lush landscapes, and plenty of activities.
See all Active toursThe cycling tours across Southeast Asia run 12-15 days and show you a different side of rural life in three countries. Our guests really enjoy biking through the quiet backroads of the Mekong Delta, passing rice fields and fruit orchards along the way. You'll cycle around some of Angkor's less-visited temples, through small Cambodian villages and along Thailand's coastal roads between beach spots. Don't worry about getting tired - support vehicles are always nearby, and you'll cover about 30-50 kilometers daily with plenty of stops at local markets and temples. Our customers say that being on a bike lets them chat more with locals and get to places the bigger tours just can't reach.
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Best tour companies for South East Asia tours
Our travelers consistently highlight a few standout companies for tours in the region. Prestigo Asia and Hoi An Express get lots of positive feedback for their well-planned trips and excellent guides - Dat from Hoi An Express gets mentioned often by name for really knowing his stuff and going the extra mile. Intrepid's cycling tours are particularly strong, with guide Seen receiving special mentions for running smooth, professional trips. Their support teams do a great job keeping everyone comfortable and on track during the rides. Something to note about Hoi An Express - while the guides are great, some of our customers mention the transport could be more comfortable and the daily schedules need clearer communication. G Adventures brings solid variety and good environmental practices to their tours, though guide quality varies between trips and you'll want to budget for some extra costs during included activities that aren't fully covered. The practical choice really depends on what you're after. For cycling specifically, Intrepid is the way to go. If you want broad cultural experiences, both Prestigo Asia and Hoi An Express deliver well-organized trips. G Adventures works if you're interested in sustainable tourism and don't mind some variable guide experiences.
Discover South East Asia tours for every budget
Southeast Asia delivers excellent value for budget-conscious travelers. Our popular affordable tours mix guided parts with free time to explore, typically running 10-14 days across multiple countries. You'll cruise past the limestone peaks of Halong Bay, walk through Angkor's temple complexes and dive into Bangkok's lively markets. Our travelers particularly like combining included activities - think Mekong Delta boat rides and cooking classes in Hoi An - with afternoons free to wander and discover. Staying in hostels and guesthouses keeps costs down and puts you right where the action is in each destination.
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South East Asia tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
3,431 tours in South East AsiaOur longer group tours across Southeast Asia run 14-31 days, giving you proper time in each spot. Most travelers start in Bangkok with tuk-tuk food tours and dinners high above the city. From there, it's north to Thai temples and elephant sanctuaries before taking boats into Laos. The Vietnam leg includes overnight trains, street food exploration and cycling through Hoi An's rice paddies. Solo travelers often tell us about friendships made during long bus rides and shared meals. Groups usually include 12-16 people with a nice mix of guided activities and free time to explore.
Small Group
2,091 tours in South East AsiaSmall group trips keep things close-knit with 8-12 travelers - perfect when you want something more personal. These tours really connect you with local life: having dinner with families in Luang Prabang, learning traditional crafts in village workshops and exploring markets with guides who know every corner. Our customers love how flexible these small groups can be, maybe spending extra time at an interesting temple or stopping at local festivals they discover. Smaller numbers mean you can stay in unique local hotels instead of big properties and get quality time with your guide.
Private / Personalized
1,264 tours in South East AsiaPrivate tours give you complete flexibility and work especially well for families and couples. These customizable trips usually cover Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand over 10-14 days. Having your own guide and driver means you can linger at places you love or move on when ready. Our travelers particularly value adjusting meal times, adding specific activities and setting their own pace. These tours combine the must-see spots like Angkor Wat with hidden gems - perhaps a quiet temple your guide knows about or a family restaurant tucked down a side street.
Top South East Asia travel itineraries to fit your plans
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Hanoi, Halong Bay, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat
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The 10-day Southeast Asia tours pack a lot into each journey through Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. Starting in Ho Chi Minh City, you'll head underground at the Cu Chi tunnels before taking boats through the Mekong Delta's busy floating markets. Our travelers really love the overnight Halong Bay cruise - there's something special about kayaking near those limestone peaks and doing morning Tai Chi as the sun comes up. When you get to Hoi An, you can wander the old streets, join local cooking classes and cycle out to see farmers working in their rice fields. Over in Cambodia, Siem Reap serves as your base for Angkor Wat visits; our guides know exactly where to position you for those perfect sunrise shots over the temples. Some routes continue south to Phuket's beaches, while others head to Laos where you can join the local monks for their morning alms ceremony in Luang Prabang - it's quite moving to be part of this daily ritual.
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Southeast Asian multi-country tours work brilliantly for solo travelers with just the right balance of group activities and personal time. Our popular 29-day journeys begin in Bangkok, wind through Chiang Mai's ancient temples and bustling night markets, and then flow seamlessly into Laos and Vietnam. The tours foster natural connections during overnight train rides, shared meals in Hanoi's maze-like Old Quarter and kayak excursions across Halong Bay. For those with less time, the 15-day route delves deep into local culture with cooking workshops in Hoi An, family homestays through the Mekong Delta and temple discoveries near Angkor Wat. Groups stay small at 12-16 travelers, which creates an ideal setting for friendships while maintaining flexibility for individual exploration. Our travelers often mention how much they value the mix of structured morning activities, like guided market visits and temple tours, with open afternoons to discover hidden cafes, wander side streets or join spontaneous group adventures. The overnight stays on traditional boats in Halong Bay, combined with beach time on Koh Rong where plankton light up the night waters, typically emerge as favorite moments when solo travelers connect most deeply with their fellow adventurers.
Southeast Asia's romantic multi-country tours span 15-18 days, giving couples intimate ways to discover the region's hidden corners together. From lantern-lit walks through Hoi An's ancient streets to private dinners along An Bang Beach, these journeys blend cultural immersion with shared experiences. Couples can wake up early for a sunrise over Angkor Wat, browse local markets in the quiet afternoon hours and spend peaceful evenings aboard traditional boats in Halong Bay, where kayaking to secluded coves creates perfect moments for two. The riverside homestays in the Mekong Delta connect pairs with local culture, while hands-on cooking classes in Battambang, Chiang Mai and other culinary hubs let couples create dishes together. Our travelers tell us they appreciate how the itineraries balance guided activities with independent exploration - whether that means cycling through emerald rice paddies or discovering quiet temples away from tourist paths. The overnight cruises emerge as particular highlights, with intimate deck settings where couples can watch the sun set behind limestone karsts before sharing fresh seafood dinners under a canopy of stars.
Our longer tours running 25-31 days across multiple countries really click with travelers in their 20s and early 30s. Everything kicks off in Bangkok with dinner at rooftop spots and food tours by tuk-tuk before heading up to Chiang Mai's temples and night markets. The social side is huge - people make friends on overnight trains and bond over street food in Hanoi's Old Quarter. We mix cultural sites with outdoor activities: you'll kayak Halong Bay, hike viewpoints in Vang Vieng and swim in the turquoise pools at Kuang Si. Beach time on Koh Rong includes snorkeling with glowing plankton and sleeping under stars. Our younger travelers love having evenings free to check out Siem Reap's Pub Street and Hoi An's riverside bars.
Our senior travelers prefer tours running 15-21 days at a comfortable pace through Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. Everything's well organized with quality hotels, private transfers and guides who really know their history inside out. The cultural focus is spot on - you'll explore Hanoi's Temple of Literature, watch traditional water puppet shows and visit craft workshops in Hoi An. We build in proper rest time between activities and keep things flexible with optional excursions. The small groups of 8-12 people mean more personal attention and easier chats with guides. The river sections are always popular, with relaxing Mekong Delta cruises and overnight stays on traditional boats in Halong Bay.
Our multi-country family tours run 15-18 days which works really well with kids. The activities are great for all ages - like visiting elephant sanctuaries in Chengdu where children help prepare food for rescued elephants. Parents tell us they love how we balance scheduled activities with free time, especially in Hoi An where families can hop on bikes through rice paddies or learn local cooking together. The Halong Bay overnight cruise is always a hit - kids explore limestone caves while parents relax on deck in the evenings. Over in Cambodia, families move at their own speed around Angkor Wat and take boat rides out to Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages. Our guides keep everyone interested in local culture with hands-on activities like making lanterns and learning traditional noodle-making.
- Solo Travelers3,640 tours All tours for Solo Travelers
- Couples925 tours All tours for Couples
- Young Adults (18 - 39)154 tours All tours for Young Adults
- Seniors (50+)1,393 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit South East Asia
- Spring 2025
Spring weather is just right across Southeast Asia and our river-focused tours really shine this time of year. You'll get quality time in the Mekong Delta, joining the morning buzz at floating markets, learning traditional candy-making and staying with local families in riverside homes. Up in northern Vietnam, Hanoi's Old Quarter comes alive with spring festivals and Hoi An's countryside is perfect for cycling. The morning temple visits around Chiang Mai are quieter this season, and our travelers tell us they love combining these with afternoon cooking classes and market walks. The ethical elephant sanctuaries are a highlight too - you'll see rescued elephants living naturally while learning about real conservation work.
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- Summer 2025
Summer tours work smart with early starts and cultural activities when it heats up. Popular routes kick off in Bangkok with evening food tours by tuk-tuk before heading north to Chiang Mai's temples and bustling markets. Vietnam's summer itineraries mix dawn market visits with Hoi An cooking classes and afternoon cruises in Halong Bay. Our customers really appreciate how we balance active mornings with laid-back afternoons - there's always time to explore solo or cool off in local cafes. The overnight trains between stops add a real adventure element and our travelers say it's actually a comfortable way to cover more ground.
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall creates ideal conditions for river and rural exploration. The autumn Mekong tours include two-day boat journeys from Thailand to Laos, giving you real insight into river life. You'll explore small villages, discover cave temples packed with Buddha statues and spend nights in riverside communities. Down in Vietnam's Delta, you can cycle through fruit farms, visit family workshops and learn about local trades. Our customers appreciate how these tours mix guided activities with free time to explore markets, try street dishes and find quiet temples away from crowds. Fall weather makes outdoor activities just right, whether you're biking Angkor's outer temples or paddling through Halong Bay.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter works perfectly for Southeast Asia with cool temps and clear skies. The multi-country tours give you proper time in each place - you'll want that extra morning at Angkor Wat when the sunrise lights up the ancient stones just right. Afternoons are free to wander Siem Reap's local markets and food stalls. Over in Halong Bay, you'll spend nights on traditional boats, kayaking to hidden coves and dining on fresh-caught seafood right on deck. These winter routes include hands-on craft workshops in Luang Prabang and early morning alms with the monks. Our customers really like how we mix guided temple visits with free afternoons to explore the local scenes and daily life.
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What cultural experiences can you join in Southeast Asia?
Southeast Asia's absolutely packed with authentic cultural experiences you can dive right into. In Luang Prabang you can wake up early and join the Tak Bat where you'll give alms to monks in their beautiful saffron robes as they walk through the morning streets. Over in Hoi An there's these amazing traditional lantern workshops where you'll learn centuries-old techniques hands-on. And if you're into food head to Chiang Mai where cooking classes teach you to make real Thai dishes like Khao Soi the way locals do it's actually part of the South East Asia Loop tour (267628).
Where can you find amazing natural spaces in Southeast Asia?
When you need a break from the cities Southeast Asia's got some incredible natural spots waiting for you. There's Ang Thong National Marine Park in Thailand with 40 gorgeous islands you can reach by boat it's absolutely stunning out there. Khao Yai National Park's got this impressive Heaw Narok Waterfall plus Thailand's biggest dam you'll get there by private vehicle. And don't miss Kuang Si Falls in Laos with these beautiful turquoise pools you can visit them on a guided trip during the South East Asia Loop tour (267628).
What are some hidden gems worth visiting in Southeast Asia?
If you're looking to get off the beaten path there's some really interesting spots most tourists miss. Check out Chau Doc in Vietnam right near Cambodia it's got this fascinating Cham Village and these cool floating fish farms you can see it on the Cycle Vietnam Cambodia & Thailand tour (81953). There's also Pailin in Cambodia tucked away in the Cardamom Mountains with its semi-precious stones and Khmer Rouge history part of the three-country cycling tour (159555). And don't forget Sukhothai in Thailand with ancient temple ruins from when it was the capital just beautiful.
What local food specialties should you try in Southeast Asia?
The food scene in Southeast Asia is just incredible you've got to try it all. Pad Thai's everywhere in Thailand these amazing wok-fried noodles with shrimp and peanuts right on the street. Vietnam's got Pho this incredibly flavorful noodle soup you'll find it all over the country. In Cambodia try Fish Amok it's this amazing curry steamed in banana leaves at local spots. There's even this special Banh Tieu traditional doughnut made by Mrs. Chin in the Mekong Delta you can try it on the Family Journey tour (124584).
How do you get around in Southeast Asia?
Getting around Southeast Asia's actually pretty straightforward once you know your options. Grab's super useful it's like Southeast Asia's version of Uber you can use it in most cities. For longer trips there's these sleeper buses that run overnight between major places like from Chiang Mai to Bangkok on the South East Asia Loop tour (267628). And for a real local experience try the songthaews these red trucks that run set routes in Thailand they're really convenient and give you a taste of local life.