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- The best Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam tour packages
- What people love about Cambodia, Laos And Vietnam Tours
- Travel Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam your way
- Discover Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam tours for every budget
- Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam tours for every type of group
- Top Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam
- Contact our Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam travel experts
- What our customers ask about Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam Tours & Trips
The best Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam tour packages
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31-Day Southeast Asia Adventure: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia
102 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was amazing and loaded with great activities. I enjoyed every day.”
ZoeLynni, traveled in July
Journey through Indochina's cultural triangle, exploring Luang Prabang's ancient temples, cruising Halong Bay's limestone karsts, and wandering Hoi An's lantern-lit streets. Features homestays in rural villages, overnight camping on Koh Rong Samloem's beaches, and sunrise visits to Angkor Wat, with accommodations mixing hostels and homestays.
Duration 31 days Destinations Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Age Range Ages 18-45 Operator The Dragon Trip From
- US$3,060
Southeast Asia Encompassed
20 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The local tours and experiences were memorable. He shared his local knowledge which was extensive.”
PattiAhl, traveled in January
Traverse Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam over 29 days, from cruising Halong Bay's limestone karsts to exploring Angkor Wat's ancient temples. Stay at traditional homestays in Vang Vieng, cruise the Mekong River to Luang Prabang, and discover the Cu Chi Tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City. Experience local life through G Adventures' community projects.
Duration 29 days Destinations Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From
- US$4,479
South East Asia Loop (28 destinations)
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This tour was an excellent way to see Indochina with great guides and their knowledge, activities, accommodation.”
GIB801, traveled in November
This comprehensive tour connects Luang Prabang's gilded temples with Halong Bay's limestone karsts and Angkor's ancient ruins. Local guesthouses provide authentic stays while cruising the Mekong River and wandering Hanoi's Old Quarter. Traditional alms giving ceremony and White Temple visits in Chiang Rai round out the journey.
Duration 30 days Destinations Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
- US$5,555
Indochina Tour with Bangkok Extension 21 Days
21 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This tours was amazing! The tour covered all the countries we wanted to see and the coordination was fantastic.”
Bruce, traveled in October
Your 21-day adventure through Indochina begins in Hanoi's Old Quarter and concludes at Bangkok's Grand Palace. Marvel at UNESCO sites like Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, sail through Halong Bay's limestone karsts, and visit Luang Prabang's temples. Carefully selected 3-4 star hotels await, rated 4.9/5 from 20+ reviews.
Duration 21 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, Spanish Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From $2,179
10% Off- US$1,961You save $218
Vision of Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand Tour 18 Days 17 Nights
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This travel was a lifetime experience for me, and the help of Ms Thu made it absolutely safe, reliable and smooth.”
Erika, traveled in November
An 18-day cultural immersion features UNESCO sites like Angkor Wat temples and Halong Bay. 3-star hotels serve as base while visiting Ho Chi Minh's Cu Chi tunnels, Luang Prabang's morning alms ritual, and Bangkok's historic Ayutthaya. Mekong Delta homestays and Hanoi street food tours cost approx. $130 per day.
Duration 18 days Destinations Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Asia Focus Travel From $3,100
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What people love about Cambodia, Laos And Vietnam Tours
- 31-Day Southeast Asia Adventure: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia
The tour guides were all great however I feel the organisation of the tour could be improved - we spent a majority of the trip traveling and often when it came to travelling between countries there wasn’t enough information about what we needed provided creating a stressful experience
- Southeast Asia Encompassed
amazing adventure- I really loved it
- South East Asia Loop (28 destinations)
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.
Travel Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam your way
Our top Southeast Asia tour runs for 29 days through Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, kicking off in Bangkok. Each day brings real discoveries - from joining monks during alms-giving in Luang Prabang to kayaking between Halong Bay's limestone peaks and finding quiet corners in Angkor's temples. Many travelers opt for our 21-day route through Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos where they get to explore village life and local markets well away from tourist zones. There's also a 16-day option focused on cultural capitals like Hanoi, Hoi An and also Siem Reap. Our guests tell us they love how the schedule balances guided activities with free time to explore on their own.
Select from our extensive range of 93 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam with our expert guides leading the way.
Our signature Southeast Asian tours span from 15 to 21 days through Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and also Laos, giving travelers proper time to build authentic local connections. Starting your day alongside monks during alms in Luang Prabang sets the tone for meaningful cultural exchanges that continue throughout the journey. The longer 21-day route lets you take in each destination at just the right pace, from crafting traditional lanterns in Hoi An's atmospheric old quarter to gliding through the Mekong Delta's maze-like canals by sampan boat. Our 15-day cultural journey includes hands-on experiences in local family kitchens, where you'll learn to make spring rolls, and early morning Tai Chi on the deck of your Halong Bay boat. For an elevated experience, the 18-day premium tour opens doors to ancient temples during quiet hours and puts you in historical merchant houses for private cooking workshops. What makes these journeys special is how we balance structured cultural activities with time to explore independently, while our guides help forge natural bonds with communities across Indochina.
Find the right partially guided tour for you in Cambodia, Laos And Vietnam. There are 70 trips to choose from, that range from 10 days in length, up to 33 days. The month with the most departures is March, making it the most popular time to visit Cambodia, Laos And Vietnam.
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Our value-focused Indochina tours really deliver for travelers watching their spending. The most popular choice runs 15 days through Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and also Laos - you'll kayak around Halong Bay's limestone islets and start your mornings with Tai Chi on deck. The guides consistently receive praise from our customers for their deep local knowledge. There's also a solid 10-day option hitting the main highlights, where you'll explore morning markets in Ho Chi Minh City and catch the sunrise at Angkor Wat. Both tours mix included meals with free time, so you can discover local restaurants on your own.
Our premium 18-day journey starts in Vientiane and caters to travelers seeking refined experiences throughout Indochina. You'll stay in carefully selected upscale hotels and enjoy special touches like private boats to the Pak Ou Caves near Luang Prabang, plus nights aboard premium vessels in Halong Bay. We also offer a 14-day luxury experience from Ho Chi Minh City with private transfers included. Our guests particularly love the exclusive experiences - think private cooking workshops in Hoi An and special temple access when the light's perfect for photos.
Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam budget tours20 tours
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Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam tours for every type of group
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63 tours in Cambodia, Laos and VietnamThese multi-country tours across Southeast Asia span from 15 to 31 days, giving travelers an authentic small-group experience throughout the region. The longer 29-day journey lets you develop genuine connections while taking part in Luang Prabang's morning alms, drifting through the Mekong Delta and learning traditional crafts in local villages. Many guests choose our 21-day cultural route, which includes paddling Halong Bay's limestone formations, cycling near Hoi An's peaceful rice paddies and exploring Hue by motorbike. For those with tighter schedules, the 16-day tour covers Bangkok, Hanoi, Hoi An and also Siem Reap at a pace that doesn't feel rushed. Our travelers tell us they appreciate how these tours balance structured activities with time to explore independently - from local cooking classes to wandering ancient temples at their own speed. The 15-day option works particularly well for intimate groups, combining guided experiences like kayaking Halong Bay and watching Angkor Wat's sunrise with free time to wander markets and connect with communities. The small group format naturally creates moments for cultural connection, whether you're crafting with village artisans or sharing home-cooked meals with local families.
Private / Personalized
21 tours in Cambodia, Laos and VietnamFor a truly personalized experience, our signature 14-day private tour lets you dive deep into the culture of Vietnam, Cambodia and also Laos. Local expert guides adjust the pace to match your interests - spend extra time capturing photos at Angkor's lesser-known temples or explore village markets in the Mekong Delta. The 10-day private option focuses on Vietnam and Cambodia's cultural centers, where you'll get insider access to artisan workshops and local homes. Our travelers really appreciate how these tours mix the must-see sites with unique experiences like cycling through Hoi An's rice paddies.
Top Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam travel itineraries to fit your plans
Our 10-day Indochina tours kick off from different starting points, with many people choosing Ho Chi Minh City as their gateway. From there, you'll get to explore the Cu Chi Tunnels and head out to see the busy floating markets in the Mekong Delta. One route takes you up to Hanoi where you can kayak around the limestone islands of Halong Bay, then continues west to Luang Prabang to join local monks during their morning alms ritual. Another solid option starts from Siem Reap, giving you plenty of time at the Angkor temples before moving on to Vietnam's cultural highlights. The itineraries mix guided activities with independent time - our travelers often mention how their guides help create a real group spirit, even taking fun group photos together. You'll get a good blend of city life and rural experiences through village stays, hands-on cooking classes and also traditional shows.
With two weeks to explore, you can really dive deep into what makes Indochina special. Some travelers start their journey in Luang Prabang, joining the morning alms ceremony and visiting the intriguing Pak Ou Caves before heading to Hanoi. Others begin in Ho Chi Minh City, winding through the Mekong Delta's waterways to spots like Cai Rang floating market, then traveling north to Vietnam's historical sites. Most routes include 2-3 nights around Halong Bay for proper exploration by kayak and boat. The trip usually wraps up in Cambodia, where you'll spend several days at Angkor Wat, visit Tonle Sap Lake's floating communities and learn about local crafts. Our customers really like how these tours mix cultural visits, outdoor activities, meeting locals and also free time. They particularly enjoy the variety - from biking through rice fields to trying traditional craftsmanship and sampling authentic local food.
Demographics
The Southeast Asia Discovery tour spans 29 days and really hits the sweet spot for solo travelers, mixing guided activities with plenty of free time to explore. Our guests regularly tell us how the small groups lead to real friendships - many still meet up years after their trip. The days flow nicely from joining monks at morning alms in Luang Prabang to floating through the Mekong Delta and learning local crafts from village artisans. Another solid option is our 21-day route that takes you through Ha Long Bay's green waters, into Hoi An's old quarter and up to Angkor Wat for sunrise. Both tours use a mix of hostels and hotels with reliable WiFi, so you can share your experiences as you go.
Our 31-day circuit through Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos keeps young travelers moving at a good clip. You'll paddle through Halong Bay's hidden spots, sleep under the stars on Koh Rong and explore the massive cave networks in Phong Nha. The 15-day cultural deep-dive is also popular - you'll craft lanterns in Hoi An, cook with local families and cycle through endless rice fields. These trips naturally draw travelers in their 20s and early 30s who want to mix real cultural moments with physical activities. The blend of hostels and homestays keeps costs down and creates natural spaces to connect with other travelers.
Our 21-day Indochina journey works really well for seniors, with quality hotels and minimal overnight travel. There's time to properly explore Luang Prabang's temples, enjoy Halong Bay on comfortable boats and discover Hoi An without rushing. The 15-day highlights route offers another solid option, balancing included meals and cultural activities at a comfortable pace. Our travelers often mention how much they appreciate the local guides, who adjust walking speeds and share deep local knowledge. Both tours include private transfers and central hotels that make it easy to explore independently between activities.
Southeast Asian family tours come alive through engaging cultural experiences that connect generations. The full 29-day journey takes you from morning alms with monks in Luang Prabang, through limestone-studded Halong Bay by kayak and into the hidden corners of Angkor Wat's temples. Families wanting a shorter trip can opt for the 21-day cultural route, which maintains a good balance of guided moments and independent exploration, letting you discover village life, local markets and regional traditions. The compact 16-day option focuses on cultural capitals like Hanoi, Hoi An and Siem Reap, where families join lantern-making workshops, cook with local hosts and cycle past emerald rice paddies together. Our expert guides know how to adapt each activity for different ages, creating natural moments for families to bond over floating village visits, traditional performances and temple discoveries. The thoughtful schedule weaves together guided experiences with free time, allowing families to explore at whatever pace suits them best.
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Best time to visit Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter's perfect for exploring Southeast Asia, and travelers love our multi-country tours during this season. The most popular ones run 15-21 days, starting in Bangkok before heading to Vietnam's Halong Bay where you'll kayak between limestone islands. Our guests really enjoy morning Tai Chi on deck and evening cooking demos. Another well-loved route covers Vietnam and Cambodia over 10 days, including the Cu Chi Tunnels and sunrise at Angkor Wat. The guides get constant praise for their deep local knowledge and community connections. For a deeper dive, our 29-day journey through Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and also Laos shows you real local life. You'll join monks for morning alms in Luang Prabang, learn traditional crafts in villages and cycle through Hoi An's countryside. Our travelers like how we mix guided tours with free time to explore solo. The 16-day cultural route hits major sites at a laid-back pace - cruising Mekong Delta canals, walking Hanoi's Old Quarter and watching artisans work in Siem Reap. Looking for extra comfort? Our premium 18-day journey starts in Vientiane with upscale hotels throughout. You get private boats to Pak Ou Caves, exclusive temple access and premium boats in Halong Bay. Travelers especially value the private cooking classes in old merchant houses and photo sessions at quiet temples when the light's just right.
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- Spring 2026
Spring brings Southeast Asia alive with new year festivals across the region. Our top seller this season is the 15-day tour through Vietnam, Cambodia and also Laos - exploring Mekong Delta floating markets, learning traditional crafts in Luang Prabang and cruising Halong Bay on traditional junks. The 21-day cultural journey is another spring hit; travelers tell us they love mixing planned activities with free time to explore. The full 31-day route covers four countries properly, from Thai temples to Vietnamese village life. Our customers really like the variety - one day you're learning about coffee on the Bolaven Plateau, next you're meeting Hoi An's artisans. Those wanting real local connections love the 16-day cultural tour with village homestays and family cooking classes. The premium 18-day option tops off spring choices, mixing cultural immersion with upscale comfort.
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- Summer 2026
Summer tours work around the heat with early morning activities and afternoon cultural visits. The favorite 15-day route starts in Ho Chi Minh City, moving through Vietnam, Cambodia and also Laos. You'll hit the Cu Chi Tunnels early, cruise to floating villages in cool morning hours and visit temples when light's gentlest. Our guides really know how to time everything just right. The 29-day journey stays popular, offering morning market visits in Luang Prabang, cooking in Hoi An's old quarter and Angkor at sunrise. Our travelers appreciate the mix of air-con transport and walks during cooler hours. The premium 18-day tour includes hotels with pools and evening performances, while the 16-day option balances sightseeing with relaxed afternoons.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Fall kicks off peak season as the weather improves and rain eases up. The 15-day journey through Vietnam, Cambodia and also Laos fills up fast - you get clear views in Halong Bay and Angkor without summer crowds. The 21-day cultural route is extra popular, giving more time in each spot with perfect weather for cycling through rice fields and kayaking the Mekong. The full 31-day experience makes great use of fall weather with lots of outdoor activities. Our guests enjoy highland treks in Laos, village cycling in Cambodia and outdoor cooking classes. The 16-day route focuses on culture with walking tours through old quarters and market visits. Premium travelers choose the 18-day option for special temple access during quiet hours.
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What are some unique cultural experiences I can join in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam?
You'll love starting your day with a sunrise ceremony at Angkor Wat it's absolutely magical. In Luang Prabang you can witness and even take part in the ancient tradition of monks receiving alms each morning which is really special and included in the Epic South East Asia tour. Want to learn local cooking? Head to Hoi An Vietnam where you'll make dishes like Banh Xeo during hands-on classes on the South East Asia Loop tour. The local markets are fantastic too especially Siem Reap's Psar Chas where you can watch artisans working with silk pottery and wood it's really fascinating.
How can I explore the natural areas outside the main cities?
Ha Long Bay in Vietnam is absolutely stunning you can explore those amazing limestone karsts by boat or kayak on the South East Asia Loop tour. The Mekong Delta's a whole different world best discovered by traditional boats weaving through the waterways and villages. In Laos you've got to see Kuang Si Falls where you can swim in these incredible turquoise pools surrounded by jungle that's part of the Epic South East Asia experience. Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake is really special too you'll visit floating villages and see traditional fishing methods up close during the South East Asia Loop tour.
What are some off-the-beaten-path routes worth taking?
Instead of the usual routes try going from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap through the Mekong Delta it gives you this amazing glimpse of rural life and you get to cross the border by boat which is pretty unique. Vietnam's Central Highlands are incredible too you can explore coffee plantations and remote hill tribe communities by motorbike or car. Up in northern Laos Nong Khiaw is this hidden gem perfect for trekking through rice paddies and bamboo forests the pace is so relaxed and the scenery is just beautiful.
Which places are still relatively undiscovered but really worth visiting?
You should definitely check out Hoa Lu Vietnam's ancient capital it's got this amazing history but way fewer tourists than Ha Long Bay you can see it on the Circle Indochine 16 Days tour. The Wat Phu Temple complex in Laos's Champasak province is incredible ancient Khmer architecture without the crowds. And while everyone heads to Angkor Wat try visiting Koh Ker temple complex in Cambodia it's got this amazing pyramid structure that looks like something from Egypt you can explore it on the Cycle IndochinVietnam Cambodia Laos tour.
What local foods should I definitely try and where can I find them?
You've got to try Fish Amok in Cambodia it's this incredible curry steamed in banana leaves you'll find amazing versions in Siem Reap restaurants. In Vientiane Laos don't miss Laap their national dish it's this really flavorful minced meat salad. Vietnam's famous for Pho of course you'll find the best bowls at street stalls all over Hanoi especially on the South East Asia Loop tour. And definitely grab a Banh Mi these incredible French-Vietnamese sandwiches are everywhere in Vietnam the street vendors make the best ones.