10-Day Asia Tour Packages
Ten days in Asia will show you so much. How about Hanoi in Vietnam, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Thai temple regions, or Luang Prabang in Laos where the Mekong flows through mountains. Culture, history, culinary delights, and of course, stunning beaches to relax on when you’re tired of sightseeing. Asia is another world and it’s waiting for you.
Insider tips: Recommended 10-day Asia tour itineraries
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10 Days in Indochina, incl. Ho Chi Minh City and Luang Prabang
An Asian expedition through 7 cities across 3 countries. The route runs from Ho Chi Minh City through Cu Chi Tunnels, Angkor temples, to Luang Prabang. Includes 9 hotel nights, 13 meals, with visits to Pak Ou Caves and Kuang Si waterfall.

- Days 1-3
Ho Chi Minh City & Surroundings, Vietnam
Schedule your arrival in Ho Chi Minh City for the afternoon to avoid peak morning traffic from the airport. Use your first day to settle in. On day 2 take a trip to the Mekong Delta's My Tho area where you'll explore narrow canals by traditional paddle boat. One traveler shared: "The local cottage industry tours were fascinating - watching how they make coconut candy gives you a real glimpse into delta life." Get an early start on day 3 with the Cu Chi Tunnels. Leave by 7:30 AM to avoid crowds and midday heat. The 250km tunnel network isn't suitable if you're claustrophobic but you can still see plenty above ground. In the afternoon visit the War Remnants Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral. Remember to pack clothes that cover your shoulders and knees for temple visits.

- Days 4-6
Siem Reap & Angkor, Cambodia
The bus ride from Ho Chi Minh to Siem Reap takes about 13 hours. Pack snacks and entertainment since food stops are basic. A past visitor noted: "The border crossing can be dodgy and slow (1.5+ hours). Keep small USD bills handy for visa fees." Take time to explore the Old Market area or rest up before your temple adventures. Start your Angkor Wat visit at sunrise with a 4:30 AM pickup from your hotel. This lets you see the temples before the crowds arrive and the heat sets in. Wear sturdy shoes with good grip since temple steps can be slippery with morning dew.

- Days 7-10
Luang Prabang, Laos
Flying to Luang Prabang offers a welcome break after the long bus journey. This UNESCO town is ideal for walking tours. Watch the dawn alms-giving ceremony but take this advice from a fellow traveler: "Bring a shawl - mornings are surprisingly chilly, and respectful dress is essential." Take a long-tail boat trip to Pak Ou Caves and plan your Kuang Si Waterfall visit for afternoon swimming. Climb the 328 steps up Mount Phousi for sunset views but arrive 30 minutes early to find a good spot. Use your final day for last-minute market shopping before leaving.

10 Days in Middle East, incl. Jerusalem and Cairo
This Middle Eastern odyssey covers 15 cities across 3 countries. Tour Jerusalem's Old City, float in Dead Sea, marvel at Petra's ancient city, sleep in Wadi Rum, and visit Cairo's pyramids. Includes 9 nights accommodation, breakfast daily, and domestic flights.

- Day 1
Tel Aviv
- Day 2
Northern Israel (Nazareth & Sea of Galilee)
Start early for Nazareth to visit the Church of Annunciation and St. Joseph's Church. The afternoon takes you to the Sea of Galilee region including Mount Beatitude and Capernaum. A traveler shared: "Our guide Yonathan, an archaeologist, brought incredible depth to sites like Capernaum—having an expert makes all the difference."

- Day 3
Mediterranean Coast
- Day 4
Jerusalem & Bethlehem
- Day 5
Masada & Dead Sea
- Day 6
Israel to Jordan (Petra)
Take an early flight from Tel Aviv to Eilat before crossing into Jordan. One reviewer suggests: "The border crossing can be stressful—make sure you have your tour operator's local contact information handy." Spend the afternoon exploring Petra with a guide. Look into the optional night tour for a special experience.

- Day 7
Wadi Rum Desert
- Days 8-9
Jordan to Egypt (Cairo)
Prepare for a long transfer day to Egypt (about 10 hours). A recent visitor suggests: "Pack snacks and water for the drive—stops are limited." Day 9 focuses on Cairo's historic sites including the Step Pyramid at Saqqara. "Our guide Manar brought the pyramids to life with her historical storytelling," one reviewer shared.

- Day 10
Cairo Departure
10 Day Israel & Jordan Itinerary, incl. Jerusalem and Petra
This extensive tour covers 22 destinations across Israel and Jordan. Stand at Jerusalem's Western Wall, float in Dead Sea, and admire Petra's Treasury. Includes domestic flights, 9 nights' accommodation, and daily breakfast at approx. $260 per day.

- Days 1-3
Northern Israel & Coast
Get ready for early morning pickups in Tel Aviv between 7:15-7:35 AM. Traffic can be heavy so set your alarm early. Visit Nazareth's Church of Annunciation and explore the Galilee region. "Yossi, our guide, was meticulous about giving directions which really helped navigate the busy sites." Your journey continues to Caesarea's Roman ruins and the beautiful Baha'i Gardens in Haifa. Stop at Rosh Hanikra's sea grottos but remember water shoes for the slippery limestone. Finish at Acre's Crusader castle and market before heading back to Tel Aviv.

- Days 4-6
Jerusalem & Bethlehem
Make Jerusalem your base while exploring the Old City. Visit the Western Wall before 8 AM to avoid crowds. Walk the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. A previous visitor notes: "Take the time to actually walk the Stations of the Cross - many rush through but it's worth experiencing fully." Next up is Bethlehem's Church of Nativity and Manger Square. Keep your passport ready for security checkpoints between Israeli and Palestinian territories. Visit Jericho to see the Mount of Temptation and ancient synagogue ruins.

- Day 7
Dead Sea & Masada
- Days 8-9
Petra, Jordan
- Day 10
Return to Tel Aviv
Take a morning flight from Eilat to Ben Gurion Airport. During holiday periods, plan to fly the evening before and spend your final night in Tel Aviv.
What people love about 10-day Asia tours
- Indochina 10 - Day Unforgettable Journey
Overall, this was a great tour that emphasized wonderful attractions in and around the cities of Ho Chi Minh City, Siem Reap and Luang Prabang. The tour guides that we had in each of these areas were superb, local guides that knew the facts and histories of the sites that we visited. All 3 had great communication skills, and were enthusiastic when presenting. They paid great attention to our needs throughout each day. Our thanks to each of them: Mr. Tuan in Ho Chi Minh City Mr. Sun in Siem Reap Mr. Vat in Luang Prabang In previous tours that we have taken, we have had a tour guide that was physically with us throughout the tour. Someone who stepped in to handle tickets, visas, transportation, etc. In this tour, the tour guide is not physically present, but rather was a WhatsApp contact that checked in once a day with instructions for the next day. Although this worked fairly well through most of the tour, I believe that his physical presence may have changed the circumstances we faced in our transportation between Ho Chi Minh City and Luang Prabang. It was a 2 part trip in which we took a nice, luxury bus from Ho Chi Minh to Phnom Penh. The second part of the journey that took us onward to Luang Prabang, however, was chaotic and frightening to say the least. After delays from the original start time, we were loaded on a 12 passenger van that was not equipped with a luggage space. Thankfully, it wasn't full, so we were able to put our luggage aboard. Our driver was not only a bus/van driver, but he was a courier as well. We made 3 odd stops along the way in which he would deliver and/or pick up a package. We also had a couple of country stops where he dropped off what we assumed to be family members or friends by the constant conversation they were having. One had a sick kid that we had to stop for twice as he was making constant retching noises from the back seat. To add to our delay, we also had to stop for a half hour to recharge the van as it was an EV. But, overall, his driving was frightening. We were going in and out of oncoming traffic constantly, aggressively pushing the limit when it came to passing other motorists. The overall time on this leg of the journey was 6 hours; 6 very unnerving hours. I would like to think that the tour company's plans were different than how it turned out.
- Israel, Jordan and Egypt 10 days
My trip was amazing! I visited Israel, Jordan, and Egypt, including a 12-day Nile cruise. The guide provided excellent support, and the itinerary was well-organized, making the vacation enjoyable and stress-free.
- Israel 10 days with Petra
Wonderful way to see the Holy Land and Jordan!! I give this a 10! Yossi, our tour guide was wonderful. Knowledgeable, helpful. Everything was preplanned for us. Yossi was meticulous about giving directions. We were blessed we had a fairly small group, 28, and they were all punctual. This is our second time in Israel, this beats the other one. We took this tour because of the trip adviser reviews and the combination of Petra Jordan in this package, it did not disappoint us. Highly recommend it.





























