Upon your arrival in Vietnam, please make sure to have the Visa-on-Arrival letter in your carry-on luggage as it will be required by Customs. A hostess will be waiting for you at the airport with a sign bearing your name to assist you in expediting the visa stamping process. After collecting your luggage, the hostess will then escort you to your guide and vehicle.

To ensure a smooth experience, your guide will be waiting outside of Customs with a sign displaying your name. They will help you meet your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation for check-in.

For your convenience, a professional driver and an English-speaking guide will provide private transfers between your accommodations and Ho Chi Minh Airport.

Ho Chi Minh City has a rich history influenced by the Chinese and the French. Begin your visit by exploring Dong Khoi Area, where the French colonial presence is evident at the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Saigon Central Post Office. Then, visit the Jade Emperor Pagoda, a historic landmark dedicated to Buddhist and Taoist deities. Finally, head to Cholon, the largest Chinatown in the world. In the afternoon, you can explore on your own or relax at your hotel.

Discover the remarkable Cu Chi Tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City today. Venture into the countryside and delve into this incredible wartime engineering feat. Accompanied by your own private driver and an English-speaking guide, gain valuable insights into the enduring struggle against invading forces and develop a deep admiration for the resilience and determination of the Vietnamese people.

The inhabitants of Cu Chi took the fight below ground, constructing an elaborate network of tunnels that extended all the way to Cambodia. These tunnels were equipped with meeting rooms, kitchens, and triage areas, showcasing the incredible ingenuity of the Vietnamese. Despite their subterranean existence, the tunnels remained undetectable from above, allowing opposing armies to pass over them without causing any damage. However, life underground was far from easy.

Residents of Cu Chi faced numerous challenges, including scarcity of food and oxygen, as well as the constant threat of venomous insects. Living conditions were cramped and uncomfortable, making the war even more difficult to endure.

Your multi-day cruise itinerary includes port charges.

A professional driver and English-speaking guide will transport you between your accommodations and Ho Chi Minh Pier.

Bid farewell to the hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City on your shared transfer to My Tho, where you'll board your boutique ship.

Welcome aboard! Get settled in your stateroom, explore the ship, and enjoy refreshing drinks and a light lunch. Take in the sunset on the balcony before a briefing at the lounge. Later, a welcome dinner will be served.

You'll spend the night near Cai Be, where the ship will drop anchor.

Please note: The activities and stops during the cruise are subject to change by the cruise line based on weather and water conditions. Keep an open mind and enjoy your voyage!

Begin your day with an energizing Tai Chi lesson on the sundeck, as the sun gently begins to shine.

Start your activities with a guided group visit to Cai Be's vibrant floating market on a traditional sampan. Along the river, take in stunning landscapes and experience the rustic life of the Mekong Delta. The cruise will stop occasionally so you can see how various rice products and coconut candies are made. Enjoy the local atmosphere on the canals as you make your way back to the ship for lunch.

In the afternoon, cruise to Sa Dec. Upon arrival, take a traditional sampan to tour Binh Thanh Island and visit an untouched village. Here, you'll have the chance to interact with the local people as they make rattan mats. Afterward, return to the ship for a peaceful evening cruise to Tan Chau, where you'll spend the night.

Begin your day in Tan Chau, a charming town near the Cambodian border with a diverse population of Chinese, Kinh, and Khmer communities. Explore the "evergreen" islands and discover the fascinating way of life of the locals who reside in houses perched on high stilts. Next, visit a fish farm situated in the Tan Chau canal where villagers cultivate fish in floating houses. Afterward, disembark at Tan Chau pier and explore the vibrant local market filled with a variety of regional products. Conclude your visit by returning to the cruise ship.

During the night, the cruise ship will anchor midstream near Phnom Penh.

After breakfast this morning, you will leave the ship and say goodbye to the crew. Then, you will meet your driver and an English speaking guide for a private vehicle transfer at the pier.

Step into Cambodian history as you explore temples, palaces, and antiquities. Start by visiting Wat Phnom, the oldest and tallest religious structure in the city. Your guide will point out the 14th-century stupa and small pagoda, allowing you to appreciate their historical architecture. Next, head to the Royal Palace, built in 1866 under King Norodom, to admire the Khmer architecture. Don't forget to visit the Silver Pagoda, named after its 5000 silver tiles, which survived the destruction of Pol Pot's regime. The National Museum is also worth a visit, with its vast collection of Khmer sculptures and artifacts from the ancient Angkor Empire. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, a tuk-tuk will take you to the Tuol Sleng Prison, housed in a former high school. This visit will provide a glimpse into the devastating horrors that took place during Cambodia's Marxist movement. It may be distressing for some, but it is an important part of Cambodia's recent past. Then, head to Choeng Ek, also known as the "Killing Fields," where more than 17,000 civilians were killed and buried in mass graves between 1975 and 1979 by the Khmer Rouge. This site, located around 17 kilometers outside of Phnom Penh, serves as a somber reminder of the country's dark history. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, entrance fees, food, cool water, and towels.

Travel from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap by private vehicle accompanied by an English-speaking guide. The duration of the transfer is around 6 hours.

On this private tour, your guide and driver will take you on a full day of historical adventures to explore one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia. The expansive Angkor covers around 250 square miles, including forested areas, and features ruins dating back to the 9th to 15th century in the distinctive Khmer style. Your first stop will be the South Gate of Angkor Thom, followed by visits to the amazing temple areas of Bayon, Baphoun, Terrace of Elephants, and Leper King. After a break for lunch, you will head to the jungle temple of Ta Phrom, where tree stumps and roots create a mysterious atmosphere. The iconic Angkor Wat is a must-see, and the tour concludes with a peaceful sunset at Srah Srang. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, lunch, water, and towels.

Start your day with breakfast at your hotel before being picked up by your private guide and driver. They will take you to visit the Roluos Group of temples, which are the remains of the first major capital of the Angkorian-era Empire. Among these temples are Lolei, Preah Ko, and Bakong. The temples are known for their sandstone carvings in the niches and Sanskrit inscriptions on the doorposts. Bakong temple, the largest and most interesting of the group, was built and dedicated to Shiva by Indravarman I. It also houses an active Buddhist monastery. After exploring the temples, you will receive a monk's blessing for good luck and good health before returning back to Siem Reap.

Siem Reap is more than just a gateway to Angkor Wat; it is a joyful city in itself. During your free time, consider visiting the Cambodian Cultural Village to witness traditional Apsara dance performances and other cultural shows. You can also explore the city's craft shops, with the most famous being the Old Market, also known as Psah Chas. If you prefer nature, take a trip to the countryside and walk among the lush rice paddies. Additionally, you may want to visit the nearby bird sanctuary at Tonle Sap Lake. In the evening, don't miss out on the lively Pub Street, where you can enjoy a variety of dining options and live music.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will provide you with a private transfer service between the airport and your hotel.