
Taste authentic Thai cuisine in Bangkok, Experience the wonder of Angkor, Bunk down with a Cambodian family, Relax on the sandy shores of Sihanoukville, Soak up the energy of Ho Chi Minh City, Bike beside the river in Hoi An, Cruise among the limestone karsts of Halong Bay, Go temple-hopping in Luang Prabang, Take a slow boat up the Mekong.
Important - This trip cost £1605 for 2012 departures. Allow for approx USD $600 (depending on departure date) for meals not included
Bangkok
Sit down to a Singha and curry in one of the night markets.
Siem Reap/ Angkor Wat
rising out of the Cambodian jungle, the temples of Angkor are undoubtedly one of South-East Asia's greatest sights.
Pass through picturesque rice paddies en route to Kompong Cham.
Experience traditional Cambodian hospitality at a rural homestay.
Lounge on a beach in laid-back Sihanoukville, charter a boat to the mangrove forests of Ream National Park or take a cyclo to riverside Kampot. If mangrove forests, monkeys and exotic birds appeal, visit the Ream National Park for a tropical safari.
Discover Cambodia's chaotic capital on a walking tour. There's ample time afterwards to see the infamous S-21 or the glittering Silver Pagoda. Find graphic reminders of Cambodia's tragic history in Tuol Sleng Museum.
Take a final bus journey from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City where the Cambodia Adventure comes to an end amid swarms of motorbikes. Why not head out to enjoy a final feast, this time enjoying mouth-watering Vietnamese cuisine
Travel by boat through Vietnam's 'rice basket'. Dock on the Mekong's bank and be welcomed into the home of a local family.
Leave the fetters of urban life behind and make for the fine beaches of Nha Trang.
Explore the enchanting Old Town before biking through the countryside.
Absorb imperial history among the royal tombs, temples and courtyards.
Shop for silk or watch a water puppet performance in Hanoi.
Majestic limestone karsts, mysterious caves and succulent seafood make this cruise truly memorable.
Search for souvenirs in the Old Quarter or chat to locals on the shores of Hoan Kiem Lake.
Have a final pho and bia hoi before crossing the border into Laos.
Get acquainted with Laos' laidback capital on a walking tour then visit its vibrant morning market or wander through riverside villages.
Admire the gorgeous limestone crags around this picturesque town.
Get a sense of this city's regal past at the Royal Palace Museum.
Witness the many facets of riverside life on a Mekong River journey.
Religion, culture and history come together in Thailand's northern gateway.