Upon our arrival at the international airport of Siem Reap, we are greeted and taken to the hotel for check-in. We then have free time to relax or explore the city on our own.
Note: The entry visa to Cambodia It costs approximately $30 USD per person and must be paid in cash upon arrival.
In the morning, we head to Angkor Archaeological Park to begin the visit at the fortified citadel of Angkor Thom, known as the Big City. We cross the imposing South Gate and we discover some of the most outstanding monuments in the area, such as Bayon, Baphuon, Phimeanakas, the Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King.
Next, we move to the Gate of the Dead for a pleasant walk along the old wall to the Victory Gate.
We continue towards the famous temple of Ta Prohm, where enormous trees intertwine with stone structures, creating one of the most iconic images of Angkor.
We have lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, we visit the majestic Angkor Wat, considered the masterpiece of the Khmer Empire and one of the most impressive temples in Southeast Asia.
We finish the day in Phnom Bakheng, from where we contemplate the sunset over the plain of Angkor.
We return to the hotel and have free time in Siem Reap.
In the morning, we head towards Banteay Srei, one of the most elegant and best-preserved temples of Angkor, famous for its delicate carvings in red sandstone.
Next, we return to the center of the Angkor Archaeological Park to visit the temple of Preah Khan, whose name means “Sacred Sword”. Built in the 12th century during the reign of Jayavarman VII, it was once an important monastery and center of learning. Preah Khan It is notable for its long corridors, its reliefs and sculptures, as well as the centuries-old trees that grow among the stone walls.
We continue the visit in Neak Pean, a small Buddhist temple situated on an artificial island in the middle of an ancient pond. Its unique design and surrounding environment make it one of the most tranquil and evocative spots in Angkor.
We set off towards the Tonlé Sap Lake, exploring the eastern shore of the lake. Upon arrival, we take a boat to visit the village of Kampong Phluk, known for its impressive houses built on high wooden stilts, which in some cases reach up to 8 meters in height to adapt to variations in the water level.
We discover the way of life of its inhabitants, closely linked to the lake, as we navigate the village canals and visit the temple and the local school. When the water level is high, we also explore part of the flooded forests surrounding the community.
Finally, we venture into the open waters of Tonlé Sap to appreciate the true dimensions of Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake.
Note: Between February and July, during the dry season, the water level of the Tonlé Sap Lake may be insufficient to access some areas of Kampong Phluk. In that case, the visit will be replaced by the floating village of Chong Kneas.
We return to the hotel in Siem Reap and we have free time.
We have free time until check-out (usually 12:00 PM or earlier). We then transfer to the airport in Siem Reap to take the international flight to Hanoi.
Upon our arrival at the international airport of Noi Bai, they pick us up and take us to the hotel to relax and enjoy free time.
We move to the bay of Ha Long To embark on a cruise through this spectacular landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After boarding and a safety briefing, we'll enjoy lunch on board as we sail among the islets and characteristic scenery of the bay. We'll also have the opportunity to stop at a beach area to relax or enjoy a swim.
In the afternoon, we go kayaking, one of the best ways to discover the quieter corners of the bay and admire its impressive karst formations up close.
Back on the cruise ship, we'll have the opportunity to participate in a Vietnamese cooking demonstration organized on board. Dinner will be served on the ship. Afterward, you'll have free time to relax or try your luck with night squid fishing, depending on the conditions and activities planned by the crew.
We begin the day with a Tai Chi session at sunrise while taking in the views of the bay. After breakfast, we visit a limestone cave before returning to the boat for one last look at the bay of Ha Long.
We disembark and return by road to Hanoi.
We have the rest of the free time to relax or continue exploring the old town of Hanoi at our own pace.
After breakfast, we head to the Mua Cave, one of the most impressive viewpoints in the area. After climbing its steps, we enjoy magnificent panoramic views over the rice fields, the river Ngo Dong and the karst landscape of Tam Coc, known as the Ha Long Inland Bay.
Next, we take a boat trip on the river Ngo Dong to discover the breathtaking landscapes of Tam Coc, one of the most emblematic places in Ninh Binh. During the voyage we pass through rice fields and natural caves sculpted by the passage of time.
We have lunch at a local restaurant.
Afterwards, we enjoy a bike ride through the countryside, traveling along quiet country lanes between rice paddies and small local villages until we reach the Bich Dong Pagoda. If you do not wish to make the journey by bicycle, you may travel by vehicle.
We continue with the visit of the Bich Dong Pagoda, a group of temples built on the side of a mountain and considered one of the most representative religious complexes in the region.
After the visits, we return to Hanoi.
After breakfast, we begin the visit to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, a city that combines history, tradition and local life.
Our first stop is the Tran Quoc Pagoda, one of the oldest in the city, located on the banks of the West Lake, the largest lake in Hanoi.
We continue towards the complex dedicated to Ho Chi Minh, where we conduct an exterior visit of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. We also visit the Stilt House in Ho Chi Minh, surrounded by tranquil gardens, and the unique Pagoda of the One Pillar, one of the historical symbols of the capital.
Next, we discover the Temple of Literature, considered the first university of Vietnam and one of the most important cultural monuments in the country.
We continue towards the historic heart of the city to visit the Hoan Kiem Lake, the Turtle Tower and the Ngoc Son Temple, located on a small island in the middle of the lake.
Afterwards, we enjoy a ride in an electric car through the Hanoi's Old Quarter, an excellent opportunity to observe daily life and the atmosphere of its lively shopping streets.
Important note: To visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature, appropriate attire is required, with shoulders and knees covered. Additionally, shoes must be removed to enter certain pagodas.
Next, we travel to the airport of Noi Bai to catch a domestic flight to Da Nang.
Upon our arrival at the airport of Da Nang, we are met and transferred to our hotel in Hoi An to check in. We have the rest of the time free.
We have a free day in Hoi An to enjoy the city at our own pace.
We can relax at the hotel, stroll through its charming streets adorned with colorful lanterns, or discover the tranquil atmosphere that characterizes one of the most beautiful cities in Vietnam.
We recommend exploring Hoi An's Old Town, considered one of the best-preserved in Southeast Asia. Its streets reflect the influence of Japanese, Chinese, and European cultures, a testament to the city's importance as an international trading port between the 16th and 18th centuries.
We can also visit some of its most emblematic places, such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly, the Tan Ky House, or simply enjoy the atmosphere by the river.
We also have time to explore the local market and traditional tailor shops in Hoi An, where we can order the famous Ao Dai or other custom-made garments.
Optional: Ba Na Hills.
We will move to Ba Na Hills, where we will take a cable car to the top to enjoy spectacular panoramic views.
We will discover some of the most emblematic places in the complex, such as the Linh Ung Pagoda, the panoramic gardens and the famous Golden Bridge, supported by two enormous stone hands. We will also have time to stroll through the European-inspired areas and enjoy the mountain atmosphere.
After breakfast, we head towards Hue along one of the most scenic routes in central Vietnam.
During the journey, we cross the spectacular Hai Van Pass, also known as the Cloud Passage, considered one of the most impressive mountain passes in the country. From its viewpoints we enjoy magnificent views over the sea, the mountains and the city of Da Nang.
We continue our journey along the beautiful bay of Lang Co, famous for its long white sand beach and coastal landscapes.
En route, we make a stop at the famous Marble Mountains (without a guide), a group of hills known for its caves, pagodas, and spectacular landscapes. We will have the opportunity to discover some of its most representative places, such as the Linh Ung Pagoda, the Xa Loi Tower, the Hoa Nghiem Cave and the impressive Huyen Khong Cave, a natural cavity of great beauty that houses Buddhist altars and creates a unique atmosphere between nature and spirituality.
Upon our arrival at Hue, we check in at the hotel.
We have the rest of the free time to rest or begin discovering the ancient imperial capital at our own pace.
Hue It used to be the capital of Vietnam for hundreds of years, from the 18th to the 20th century. The Nguyen dynasty left behind a huge architectural treasure, especially the Imperial Citadel and many other military buildings. Located on the banks of the romantic Perfume River, Hue It is an important cultural center of Vietnam, with a vast historical heritage, much of which is recognized by UNESCO.
We take a boat trip on the Perfume River and visit the ancient and sacred Thien Mu Pagoda.
We continue our journey to explore the Imperial CitadelPalaces of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945). This is the largest architectural work, completed in almost three decades, from 1804 to 1833, during the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty of Vietnam. Among the most outstanding works are: the Noon Gate, the Thai Hoa Palace, he Ancestral Imperial Temple and the Royal Museum of Antiquities of Hue.
We continue towards the tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh – the twelfth king of the Nguyen dynasty, built in eleven years (1920 – 1931) with a mixture of Western and Eastern architecture.
Note: During the busiest months, other travelers may join us (on this day only). Groups never exceed 12 people.
After that we'll head to the airport of Hue so we can take the domestic flight to the Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). Upon our arrival at the international airport of Tan Son Nhat, we are greeted and taken to our hotel. We have free time to explore the Ho Chi Minh City – a vibrant city. Here, past and present meet, where streets illuminated with golden lights blend with romantic memories. Discover historical sites, savor the diverse cuisine, and immerse yourself in the exciting atmosphere of cafes, where every moment becomes special and beautiful.
After breakfast, we head to the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, an impressive underground network built and used during the Vietnam War. This complex tunnel system served as a shelter, operations center, storage facility, and communication route for Vietnamese forces. During the visit, we learn more about the country's recent history and life in the tunnels during the conflict.
We have lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, we continue discovering the history and architecture of Ho Chi Minh. Our first stop is the Reunification Palace (exterior visit), one of the city's most emblematic buildings and a symbol of the end of the war in 1975.
We continue towards the Museum of War Remains, whose exhibits allow for a better understanding of the consequences and human impact of one of the most important conflicts of the 20th century.
Before the day ends, we admire two of the city's most representative colonial buildings: the Notre Dame Cathedral (exterior visit) and the historic Central Post Office, designed during the French colonial era.
After the visit, we return to the hotel and have free time.
After breakfast, we set off towards Ben Tre, one of the most authentic provinces of Mekong Delta, known for its extensive coconut groves and peaceful river life.
Upon arrival, we board a small boat to explore the region's canals and observe the daily life of the communities living along the riverbanks. During the journey, we enjoy the characteristic landscape of the delta, with its palm groves, local boats, and small riverside villages.
We continue our tour by tuk-tuk along rural roads that wind through orchards and traditional villages. We stop to visit a traditional mat-weaving workshop and then a local home where we enjoy tea accompanied by seasonal fruits or typical regional specialties.
Later, we sail through the canals of Ben Tre To discover some of the province's most representative products, we visit a traditional coconut candy workshop and learn about different production processes related to this fruit, one of the area's main resources.
During the visit we also have the opportunity to taste local honey and attend a presentation of Don Ca Tai Tu, a traditional musical expression from southern Vietnam, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
We continue exploring rural life in the delta with a visit to small family workshops dedicated to artisanal production and coconut processing. We also observe the traditional brickmaking process, a characteristic activity of the region.
We have lunch with typical specialties from Mekong Delta in a tropical garden.
In the afternoon, we enjoy a pleasant walk among coconut palms and fruit orchards before beginning our return to the city of Ho Chi Minh.
We arrive at the hotel and have some free time.
We have free time until check-out time (usually 12:00 PM or earlier).
At the agreed time, we travel to the international airport of Tan Son Nhat to catch the international flight back home.
We've reached the end of our trip. We say goodbye hoping you've enjoyed this experience and the services we've provided. It's been a true pleasure to accompany you and share some of the most special corners of our country with you. Thank you so much for your trust. We wish you a safe flight home and hope to see you again very soon.
See you soon!
Comfortable and punctual domestic flights with the most prestigious airlines in the region (in Vietnam and Cambodia whenever possible with Vietnam Airlines or Cambodia Angkor Air)
International flights between Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand or Bali, depending on the chosen itinerary.
Welcome package: Welcome gift and a local SIM card (1 SIM per person: physical SIM or eSIM, depending on your phone)
ACCOMMODATION In 4-star or 5-star hotels (rated by local authorities), carefully selected to offer charm and comfort. Double, single, or triple rooms, with breakfast included.
Traditional cruise through Halong Bay, sleeping on board in a private cabin as the bay is covered in fog at dawn.
English-speaking guide throughout the tour.
Private vehicle with air conditioning and bottled water for your comfort. (In Halong and Sapa, transport will be shared).
Tickets included to all monuments, shows and experiences indicated in the itinerary.
Authentic meals according to the program, carefully selected to discover local flavors.
Exclusive WhatsApp group with travelers and the VXA Travel team (up to 4 advisors), offering personalized 24/7 assistance in English throughout the trip.
Commission-free local currency exchange upon arrival (available in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City), so you can start your trip worry-free.
International flights to/from Spain or other countries of origin.
Travel medical insurance.
Meals, drinks and personal expenses not mentioned in the itinerary.
Bank fees or international transfers.
Visas for the different destinations (according to the itinerary).
Tips and other expenses not specified in the program.
1.1. Vietnam
Spanish and European Union (EU) citizens
Visa exempt for stays of up to 45 days (including the day of entry and exit).
For stays of 45 to 90 days (single or multiple entry), it is necessary to apply for an e-Visa before arrival.
Official Government page for e-Visa:
https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/en_US/trang-chu-ttdt
Requirement: Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.
Citizens of Latin America
Most Latin American countries require a visa to enter Vietnam (with some exceptions).
It is recommended to confirm the requirements with your travel advisor.
If you need a visa, the e-Visa is the easiest and most recommended option.
Official Government page for e-Visa:
https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/en_US/trang-chu-ttdt
Duration: Up to 90 days.
1.2. Cambodia
Cambodia maintains a simple and uniform visa process for international travelers.
Spanish citizens, EU and Latin America
All international travelers (outside of ASEAN) need a visa to enter Cambodia.
There are two main options:
1) e-Visa (Electronic Visa)
It allows a stay of up to 30 days.
Official Government Website: https://www.evisa.gov.kh/
2) Visa on Arrival (VOA)
Available at Phnom Penh and Siem Reap international airports and at major land border crossings.
It allows a stay of up to 30 days.
Requirement: Passport valid for at least 6 months.
***Fast Track (Cambodia)
Fast immigration processing service, no queues.
Upon your arrival at the airport, a member of the immigration police who collaborates with our VIP Visa Express service will be waiting for you at the entrance to the international hall, holding a sign with the name of our agency.
You only need to hand over your passport; no photographs, forms, or additional payments are required.
The agent will escort you directly to the baggage claim area without you having to queue.
While you collect your luggage, the agent will prepare the visa and entry stamp in your passport.
At the end, he will hand you the processed passport and accompany you to the exit, where our transport will be waiting for you.
2.1 Phone/Data SIM
For our clients:
Each traveler receives 1 SIM per person with 2GB of internet per day (physical SIM or eSIM).
Please let us know before arrival which type of SIM you prefer.
Other independent travelers:
They can easily buy local SIMs at airports, tourist shops or local operator stores (Viettel, Mobifone).
Wi-Fi
Wide availability of free Wi-Fi in most hotels, cafes and restaurants.
2.2 Language
Vietnam: Vietnamese is the official language. English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Cambodia: Khmer is the official language. English is widely spoken in tourist areas such as Siem Reap and Phnom Penh.
It depends on the region:
