Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam Tours & Trips

What people love about Thailand, Cambodia And Vietnam Tours

• SuzanneTraveled in March

  5

  This trip was an incredible 25 days experience for my husband and me. We appreciate all that Legand Tours Danny Nguyen (our tour coordinator) did to make our experience the best. He really solved every concern we had with an amazing quick response and his expertise and kind ability. There are many people we want to acknowledge. In Vietnam our guide Own and driver “F” were great. Traffic was crazy with all the scooters but we felt safe and arrived on time to each planned stop. We saw the palace and mausoleum, climbed in the war tunnels and cruised the Mekong Delta and Halong Bay to mention a few highlights. In Laos our tour guide Savai was fantastic. He arranged for us to be a part of the 6am morning pilgrimage of the monks and for us to take part in contributing to their breakfast collection with sticky rice and cookies. This was an amazing experience to join this tradition. We had a very good driver in Laos, Keat. We loved the cave exploration and the river cruise and the Khouangsi waterfall. The food at lunch was delicious. Our guide in Cambodia, Sam, was our favorite. Sam is extremely knowledgeable and spoke perfect English. Land was our driver in Cambodia and he always had cold water and infused cold cloths waiting in the car for us. Very much appreciated. It was very hot when we hiked around the many pagodas and temples (Wat) in Cambodia and visited the floating villages on Tonie Sap Lake. Pond was our guide and Jar our driver in Thailand. The days we had in Thailand were some of our favorite: one day was a 5 Mike hike in the National Park, visiting the elephant sanctuary- feeding and giving them a bath in the river was a blast and the white water rafting trip was fantastic fun. We spent a day snorkeling and relaxing at Phi Phi Islands. We ended our journey with relaxing beach time in Phuket. It was a well organized trip with diverse adventures- historical and new. We loved every minute and we want to thank your wonderful staff.

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  Grand Indochina and Thailand Adventure 25-Day
• NathanTraveled in December

  4.5

  This tour was an excellent way to see Indochina with great guides and their knowledge, activities, accommodation what more could you ask for.

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  South East Asia Loop
• kateTraveled in June

  4.5

  The Great Indochina Loop actually consists of three smaller tours. The Thailand Laos tour, The Southbound Vietnam, and the Cambodia tour. If I had to rate the trip as a whole I would say it was a great trip! I had excellent tour leaders, and the travelers on my tours were great as well. Ages ranged from about 23-60 yrs old. But the median age was 30s which was great. The accommodations in Laos weren't the best, but it really got better in Vietnam and (surprisingly) Cambodia. None of the places were gross or unfit for sleeping though! The cities we visited were all very interesting and I had a lot of fun in each one. Even in the stopover town Pak Beng in Laos. However, they were all in very touristy places. Which is good and bad I suppose. Good in that the locals were able to accommodate us better and knew some English, but bad because it felt like an outsider's perspective at best. I think if I really wanted to get an authentic feel, I would have to travel without a tour group and spend more time in each city. Although, that is not to say it was inauthentic, it was just...not as authentic as it could have been. Looking back, I am glad I did a tour group instead of travelling alone through Mainland SE Asia. I just think that the tour guide really adds a lot of background information to the cities and the included activities. It was like having insider information that you would not get going by yourself or with a small group. We went during the Thai and Laos New year which was amazing. We learned a lot about how they celebrate during this time from our tour leaders Arjan and Tui. The tour leaders also take care of you if something happens and they speak the local language which can be super helpful if something happens or even at restaurants. Additionally, I think on an Intrepid tour it is easier to book smaller activities that you may not find out about otherwise. Yes they make a commision, but some of the optional activities were great value for your money. LIke cooking classes in Chiang Mai, bike tours, the bowl boat experience in Vietnam etc. The pace at the beginning of the Vietnam tour was very rushed feeling. A lot of people were just starting the Vietnam tour, but me and a few others were continuing on from Laos. Once we flew into Hanoi, it felt like non stop moving. I thought it was a bit stressful. I preferred the pace in Thailand/Laos and Cambodia. I think maybe an extra night in Hanoi for the people continuing on from Laos would have been ideal, even if it meant a night without a tour leader. I had a not so great experience in Central America on an Intrepid tour, and was hesitant to do another long tour like this one. However, The Great Indochina Loop was completely different. I loved having local tour leaders! They really made the difference. Arjan Boonyoung (Thailand), Tui (Laos), Hoàng Trung (Vietnam), and Sam Pich (Cambodia) were the best tour leaders ever! They all worked VERY hard to ensure we all had a great time and were well taken care of! They all were so patient and listened to each of us and took care of our concerns and questions. I felt very lucky I was travelling with such a cool bunch of fellow travelers as well. Some of my favorite memories were Songkran in Chiang Mai, the white temple in Chiang Rai, the slow boat tour in Thailand and Laos, Luang Prabang markets and local culture, kayaking in Vang Vieng, nightlife in Hanoi, the beauty of Halong Bay, the cyclo tour and culture tours in Hue, the markets and food in Hoi An, the coffee and hustle and bustle of Saigon, and the ANGKOR WAT tour was absolutely amazing. I made many more memories thanks to great tour leaders and friends I met on the way, but these are the ones that stand out the most.

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  South East Asia Loop