1-Month+ Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam Tour Packages
It's a dream come true to be able to visit Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam all in one trip. Imagine being in colorful Bangkok, walking through the old ruins of Angkor Wat, and tasting the local food on a Siem Reap food crawl. Take a cruise down the Mekong River to a homestay and relax on the beautiful beaches of Koh Rong. A month in Southeast Asia is the best way to see the region and should be on your bucket list.
Insider tips: Recommended 1-month+ Cambodia, Laos And Vietnam tour itineraries
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SteffCambodia, Laos and Vietnam travel expert at TourRadar
30 Days in Southeast Asia, incl. Bangkok and Hanoi
This 30-day route through Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam showcases iconic sites from Angkor Wat to Ha Long Bay. Traditional Baci ceremonies, street food adventures in Phnom Penh and Nha Trang, and Mekong River cruises complement local homestay visits.

South East Asia Loop
A 30-day expedition through Indochina leads from Luang Prabang's temples to Halong Bay's waters. Highlights include the COPE center, Mekong River cruises, Hoi An's ancient streets, and Angkor Wat at sunrise, featuring meaningful local encounters.

Bangkok Thailand
361 miChiang Mai Thailand
4 miWat Phra That Doi Suthep Thailand
4 miChiang Mai Thailand
97 miChiang Rai Thailand
41 miChiang Khong Thailand
53 miPakbeng Laos
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Pak Ou Laos
12 miLuang Prabang Laos
13 miKouangxi Water Fall Laos
13 miLuang Prabang Laos
69 miVang Vieng Laos
66 miVientiane Laos
298 miHanoi Vietnam
78 miHalong Bay Vietnam
78 miHanoi Vietnam
334 miHue Vietnam
64 miHoi An Vietnam
371 miHo Chi Minh City Vietnam
34 miMekong Delta Vietnam
7 miBen Tre Vietnam
40 miHo Chi Minh City Vietnam
16 miCu Chi Vietnam
146 miPhnom Penh Cambodia
50 miKampong Chhnang Cambodia
125 miBattambang Cambodia
63 miSiem Reap Cambodia
2 miAngkor Wat Cambodia
2 miSiem Reap Cambodia
2 miAngkor Wat Cambodia
13 miChong Kneas Cambodia
28 miTonle Sap Lake Cambodia
36 miSiem Reap Cambodia
228 miBangkok Thailand
14 Day Southeast Asia Itinerary, incl. Bangkok and Hanoi
A 29-day odyssey through Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam reveals treasures like Angkor Wat, Luang Prabang's temples, and Ha Long Bay. Mekong River cruises, Pak Ou caves excursions, and authentic encounters at local communities highlight this UNESCO World Heritage-rich itinerary.

- Days 1-2
Bangkok
Begin in Thailand's vibrant capital. Take a morning longtail boat tour through the klongs to beat the heat. "The early morning klong tour let us see local life before the tourists arrived - don't skip Wat Arun at sunrise." Visit Wat Po in the afternoon after the stones cool. You might want to skip the Grand Palace if time is limited since it's more crowded and costly than other temples.

- Days 3-4
Chiang Mai
Travel by overnight train north and book lower berths for better rest. Head to Doi Suthep temple in late afternoon to experience monk chanting in cooler weather. "The cooking class at Mama Noi's was the highlight - she takes you to local markets first and teaches authentic northern Thai dishes." Visit the night market after 8 PM when it's cooler.

- Days 5-6
Luang Prabang
A quick 2-hour flight from Chiang Mai gets you here. Plan for two full days to explore. The alms giving ceremony starts at 5:30 AM but remember to bring clothes that cover your shoulders. Get to Kuang Si Falls early for the best photos without crowds. Take a sunset dinner cruise on the Mekong starting at 5:30 PM from the main pier.

- Days 7-8
Vang Vieng
Take a 6-hour mountain drive north. The town offers more than its old party scene now. Go kayaking in the morning when the Nam Song River is calm. "Skip the 'tubing' and instead rent a bike to explore the stunning karst landscape and blue lagoons."
- Days 9-10
Hanoi
A 1.5-hour flight from Vientiane brings you to Vietnam's capital. Explore the Old Quarter early when locals exercise near Hoan Kiem Lake. Get Water Puppet tickets ahead for the 6:30 PM show. Join evening street food tours when food stalls are busy and stop by Trang Tien street for local ice cream.
- Days 11-12
Halong Bay
It takes 4 hours to drive from Hanoi. Pick a 2-day cruise to see the quieter parts of the bay. "The 2-day trip let us see sunset and sunrise - much better than rushed day trips. Pack motion sickness pills if you're sensitive." Mid-range boats around $140 per night offer good value.
- Days 13-14
Back to Bangkok
Fly from Hanoi for 2 hours. Use your last day to shop at Chatuchak Weekend Market if it's Saturday or Sunday, or check out the trendy Thonglor area. Book airport transfers early since Bangkok traffic can be unpredictable.





























