4-Week Cambodia and Vietnam Tour Packages
Have you imagined staying at sleepy colonial riverside Luang Prabang, wandering through Old Quarter's narrow streets, and taking junk boat cruises through limestone landscapes? Visit awe-inspiring Khmer temples of Angkor Wat exploring Cambodia's ancient glory. From French colonial architecture to Vietnamese energy to Cambodian archaeology, four weeks shows you Indochina's layered history, from Chinese influence, French colonialism, American war, and Buddhist kingdoms.
Insider tips: Recommended 4-week Cambodia And Vietnam tour itineraries
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27 Days in Southeast Asia, incl. Hanoi and Bangkok
A 27-day cultural immersion spans Vietnam and Cambodia, from Hanoi's Old Quarter to Angkor's temples. Twenty-two hotels and traditional homestays provide varied perspectives, while UNESCO heritage sites and KOTO restaurant in Hanoi offer authentic experiences.
- Days 1-2
Hanoi, Vietnam
The Old Quarter's narrow streets are filled with street food vendors and local life. "The early morning walk around West Lake was peaceful - get there before 7 AM to see locals doing tai chi." Take your first days slow to adjust to the heat and humidity. Try your first bike ride around West Lake in the late afternoon when it's cooler.
- Days 3-5
Northern Vietnam Highlands
Ride through limestone peaks and ethnic Thai villages near Mai Chau. The route from Hoa Binh to Cao Phong has some tough spots with 5-10% inclines. If steep climbs aren't your thing, the support vehicle is there to help. You'll stay in traditional stilt houses. "Sharing rice wine with our homestay hosts was a highlight of authentic local interaction."
- Days 6-8
Central Vietnam Coast
Take on the Hai Van Pass between Hue and Hoi An. Start at 7 AM before it gets too hot. The pass is steep but gives you amazing coastal views. Hoi An has flat terrain that's perfect for seeing rice paddies and villages. Book cooking classes early because they get full fast.
- Days 9-11
Southern Coast
The road from Quy Nhon to Nha Trang shows off some of Vietnam's best ocean views. Start riding early since afternoon winds can be strong. Use your rest day in Nha Trang for morning snorkeling when boats are less crowded. Bring water shoes for the rocky beaches.
- Days 12-14
Southern Highlands to Ho Chi Minh City
The ride up to Dalat is tough. Most cyclists take the vehicle for this part. Going down to Phan Thiet is exciting but watch out for loose gravel. In Ho Chi Minh City, ride in the morning when traffic is lighter.
- Days 15-17
Mekong Delta
The Mekong rides are flat but hot. Start by 6:30 AM to beat the heat. You'll need good balance for the narrow paths between rice paddies. Wider tires help here. Stay hydrated in the 90% humidity.
- Days 18-20
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Roads get more basic in Cambodia. One cyclist said: "The dusty rural roads take getting used to - bring a buff to cover your face and good sunglasses." The border crossing can take up to 2 hours.
- Days 21-23
Siem Reap & Angkor
Visit temples early to avoid crowds and heat. The Angkor Wat circuit is flat but open to the sun. Bring lots of water and electrolytes. Late afternoon light makes the best temple photos.
- Days 24-27
Thailand to Bangkok
Good roads but long distances mark the final stretch to Thailand. You'll want the support vehicle for highway sections near Bangkok. Try to arrive on Sunday when traffic is lighter.
27 Days in Indochina, incl. Luang Prabang and Angkor Wat
Over 27 days, Vietnam and Cambodia's rich heritage comes alive. An overnight train to Hue, 3 days in ancient Hoi An, and Angkor Wat at sunset create memorable moments. A Halong Bay cruise, Cu Chi Tunnels, and Mekong Delta homestay round out the adventure.
- Days 1-2
Vientiane, Laos
Begin in Laos' relaxed capital. Visit That Luang stupa and Wat Sisaket temple early before the crowds arrive. "The COPE Museum was a sobering but essential visit - bring tissues." Visit the riverside night market around 5pm when locals gather for excellent street food.
- Days 3-4
Vang Vieng
Take the new Boten-Vientiane Railway to Vang Vieng. The 2-hour journey offers beautiful mountain views at speeds up to 160 km/h. Go kayaking on the Nam Song River or explore the local caves. Head to the riverside by 5:30pm to catch the best sunset views of the karst mountains.
- Days 5-7
Luang Prabang
Another 2-hour train ride takes you to UNESCO-listed Luang Prabang. Watch the alms-giving ceremony at 5:30am. Bring a shawl since mornings are cool. Visit Kuang Si Falls in the afternoon for ideal photo lighting. "Cycling through the quiet streets past golden temples was magical, especially at dawn."
- Days 8-11
Northern Vietnam
Fly to Hanoi to experience its French colonial architecture and street life. Take an overnight Halong Bay cruise. Book an upper deck cabin for better views. Visit Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum before 9am to avoid lines. Take the overnight train to Hue.
- Days 12-16
Central Vietnam
Start at Hue's Imperial City before it gets too hot. Drive the beautiful Hai Van Pass to Hoi An and stop at China Beach. Get custom-made clothes in Hoi An but allow 48 hours. Take a cooking class with market tour. "The morning market tour with our cooking instructor gave amazing insights into local ingredients."
- Days 17-19
Southern Vietnam
Fly to Ho Chi Minh City. Take a sampan through the Mekong Delta and stay at a local homestay. Visit Cu Chi Tunnels first thing in the morning. Consider booking a backup hotel night in case of train delays.
- Days 20-22
Phnom Penh
Take the road crossing into Cambodia at Moc Bai/Bavet border. The facilities are basic so come prepared. Visit the Killing Fields early morning when fewer people are around. Take a sunset Mekong cruise but book it a day ahead during peak season.
- Days 23-27
Siem Reap & Angkor
Finish your trip at the impressive Angkor temples. Start with smaller sites before visiting Angkor Wat. "Get to Ta Prohm at opening (5:30am) before tour groups arrive - the morning light through the trees is incredible." Book a photography guide for the best photo spots. Visit Tonle Sap floating villages in late afternoon to see returning fishing boats.
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61 miPhnom Penh Cambodia
25 miKampong Tralach Cambodia
6 miOudong Cambodia
18 miKoh Oknha Tei Cambodia
29 miAngkor Ban Cambodia
23 miHanchey Cambodia
10 miKampong Cham Cambodia
3 miKoh Pen Cambodia
3 miKampong Cham Cambodia
108 miKampong Kdei Cambodia
37 miSiem Reap Cambodia
17 miBanteay Srei Cambodia
49 miTonle Sap Lake Cambodia
38 miAngkor Wat Cambodia
2 miSiem Reap Cambodia
464 miLuang Prabang Laos
12 miPak Ou Laos
12 miLuang Prabang Laos
69 miVang Vieng Laos
66 miVientiane Laos
323 miBangkok Thailand
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this is a great tour, very well planned and organised. yang did an excellent job; highly recommended. the tour guides very kind and knowledgeable and the drivers very punctual.
- Odyssey Vietnam - Cambodia - Thailand In 22 Days
This tour exceeded all expectations. From start to finish Mr. Long our tour organiser had it running like clockwork-nothing was too much trouble. Every hotel was well above average and daily excursions with a small different group were full on but so much fun and informative. Everyone we met was so friendly and helpful. Great value and highly recommended.