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14 January 2028 | 28 Nights 
March to May
With cooler temperatures averaging between 20–30°C and generally drier days, spring is one of the best times to visit both Vietnam and Cambodia. March is ideal for those seeking a relaxing beach break, while also offering excellent conditions to explore Ha Long Bay, with clear blue skies and minimal rainfall. Later in the season, don’t miss the Thay Pagoda Festival, which brings the region to life with colourful processions and captivating water puppetry performances.
June to August
Summer in Vietnam and Cambodia is vibrant and atmospheric. While you can expect warm temperatures and glorious sunshine, it is also pre-monsoon season, meaning heavy but brief showers are common and leave the landscapes looking lush and revived. You’ll also find fewer crowds at highlights such as the Củ Chi Tunnels and Angkor Wat, alongside a lively calendar of local festivals to enjoy.
September to November
Despite a drop in temperatures and a slight increase in showers, the weather remains pleasant, with far less humidity. The Mid-Autumn Festival takes place on the full moon between September and October, offering a wonderful opportunity to enjoy lively gatherings, vibrant dragon and lion dances, and other spirited celebrations.
December to February
Winter brings dry, pleasant weather, though mornings and evenings can be cooler. With lower humidity, it’s the perfect time to explore temples and iconic attractions. The biggest festival is Tết (Lunar New Year), offering colourful celebrations and dance performances, though many shops, restaurants, and museums close for the holiday. Winter is also ideal for a scenic river cruise along the Mekong Delta.
Food in Southeast Asia is not to be missed, and Vietnam and Cambodia are a paradise for foodie lovers. For a truly authentic experience, head to traditional markets. Wander bustling streets, sample aromatic pho, fresh seafood, tropical fruits, or local snacks like banh mi and Cambodian num pang. The lively atmosphere, colourful stalls, and friendly vendors make exploring these markets an experience in itself.
There’s no better way to experience the rich traditions of this enthralling region than by immersing yourself in its lively festivals and dazzling performances. Vietnam and Cambodia showcase their heritage and spirituality through a vibrant calendar of celebrations, from Cambodia’s Pchum Ben to Vietnam’s Mid-Autumn Festival. Dragon and lion dances, along with mesmerising water puppet shows, bring colourful costumes, music, and storytelling vividly to life.
Embark on a four-day journey from Hanoi, exploring northern Vietnam’s most captivating landscapes. Discover the misty terraced hills of Sapa, cruise the emerald waters of Hạ Long and Lan Ha Bays, where limestone cliffs rise from jade-hued seas, and enjoy the friendly welcome of locals in charming villages. From bustling streets to tranquil waterways, each excursion is as unforgettable as the destinations themselves.
Vietnam and Cambodia offer a bewildering blend of culture, beach, history and stunning landscapes, from shimmering Buddhist temples to the enchanting waters of the Mekong Delta, you’ll savour a wealth of experiences that will awaken you to this region’s idiosyncrasies.
This modern metropolis is a thrilling collision of old and new, where ancient temples stand beside fashion boutiques and lively markets sit beneath soaring skyscrapers. Pavements are peppered with sizzling street food, while swarms of mopeds weave through the crowds. Lose yourself in the city’s frenetic energy as you uncover layers of rich history, vibrant culture, and everyday life unfolding at every turn.
This charming city is one of the world’s oldest capitals. Its Old Quarter still buzzes with daily life, while well-preserved colonial buildings and ancient pagodas stand alongside modern city-centre developments. Distinctive landmarks such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the One Pillar Pagoda, and the Temple of Literature serve as reminders of Vietnam’s rich and fascinating history.
Siem Reap is a vibrant gateway to Cambodia’s ancient wonders, where bustling markets, lively cafés, and charming streets pulse with energy. Beyond the city, the awe-inspiring temples of Angkor rise from the jungle, each with intricate carvings and stories of a bygone era. From sunrise over Angkor Wat to the serenity of hidden ruins, the city effortlessly blends history, culture, and modern life, creating an unforgettable travel experience.
Cambodia’s cultural capital reveals a powerful contrast of past and present, from the sobering Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields to the elegance of the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda. Vibrant markets and bustling streets add colour and energy, offering a vivid glimpse into everyday life, where history, resilience, and modern culture continue to intertwine.
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