Fascinating journey of cultural tours in Indochina, a 16-day tour for you to explore Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Our Indochina travel packages showcase the colorful brocades of Indochina cultures. You will explore the prominent cities of the three countries, which offer fascinating natural landscapes, culinary delights, opportunities to mingle with locals, and, especially, indigenous cultures. Vietnam features regional cultures that have been preserved for centuries. While traveling in Vietnam, you will find the cultural relics in Hanoi, the minority groups' weaving villages, and traditional dances in Mai Chau, ancient and handicraft villages in Hue, the old town of Hoi An, and so on. Your Cambodia itinerary includes jaw-dropping Angkor Temples whose bas-reliefs and architecture tell vivid cultural stories, as well as the Phare Circus show performed by dedicated and talented Cambodians. Last but not least, the Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia tour itinerary also includes Luang Prabang, a laid-back, tranquil ancient town in Laos, where you can attend rituals such as Tak Bat and the Baci Ceremony and unlock the temple's mysteries. 

A tailor-made 3-week Indochina travel itinerary with the best places to delve into the cultures and histories of Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Laos is a serene Buddhist country with a serene natural landscape. Your visits to Vientiane and Luang Prabang in Laos reveal the rich culture of this million-elephant country and the historical devastation it has endured. Vietnam's history is also marked by Chinese colonization, feudal dynasties, colonial rule, and fierce struggles for the country's independence and reunification. As history progressed, local culture has been preserved, including the water puppet theater, royal etiquette, and ancient houses in Hue. Also, Hoi An Old Town, Saigon City, and the Mekong Delta are enticing regions for Vietnamese culture. Phnom Penh and Siem Reap in Cambodia are the unmissable parts of Indochinese culture and history. Phnom Penh, once the Pearl of Asia, suffered severe cruelty and then recovered. Siem Reap is less developed but is home to the stunning Angkor Temples, whose sophisticated architecture showcases astonishing and valuable sculpture carvings.