Indochina · Vietnam · Laos · Cambodia
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Three countries, one peninsula of contrasts. From the limestone islands of Vietnam and the temple plains of Cambodia to the slow rivers of Laos — every place we send our travelers, gathered here.
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The Three Indochina Countries
Each country has its own pace and personality — and together they make one of the world’s most rewarding regions to travel.
Where Most Journeys Begin
Top Destinations
The signature places our travelers ask for first — and for good reason.
Halong Bay
Thousands of limestone islands rising from emerald water — Vietnam’s most iconic seascape, best seen from a wooden junk at sunset.
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Angkor Wat & Siem Reap
The largest religious monument on earth, and the many temples around it. A place every traveler should see at least once.
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Luang Prabang
A sleepy town of gilded temples and French shophouses at the meeting point of two rivers. Utterly gentle, utterly memorable.
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Hanoi
Tree-lined boulevards, lakeside cafés, and an old quarter that has been trading for a thousand years. Vietnam’s most charming city.
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Hoi An
Lantern-lit streets, tailors, and an unhurried pace along the Thu Bon River. Vietnam’s most romantic town.
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Phu Quoc
Vietnam’s tropical escape — long white beaches, warm water, and sunset views that linger long after you’ve gone home.
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Mekong Delta
Floating markets at dawn, sampans through coconut canals, and a river culture unlike anywhere else in Vietnam.
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Phnom Penh
A city of golden palaces and wide riverside boulevards, with a recent history that is deeply moving.
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Vang Vieng
Karst peaks, blue lagoons, and the Nam Song River. Sunrise balloons and slow afternoons in the countryside.
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All Destinations
Browse by country, style, or landscape. Every destination below has its own page with things to do, where to stay, and how we recommend seeing it.
Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam’s energetic southern capital — rooftop bars, historic cafés, and a food scene that never stops.
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Danang
A bright modern city on a long sandy bay, with the Marble Mountains and Hai Van Pass within easy reach.
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Ha Giang
Vietnam’s most dramatic loop — limestone canyons, Hmong villages, and the road over Ma Pi Leng Pass.
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Nha Trang
A wide crescent bay, island diving, and a long promenade — Vietnam’s classic beach city.
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Ninh Binh
River caves, limestone towers, and rice paddies — often called the “Halong Bay on land”.
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Phong Nha
Home to Son Doong, the largest cave on earth, and a national park full of underground rivers.
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Dalat
Pine forests, flower gardens, and French-era villas in Vietnam’s cool central highlands.
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Con Dao
A wild archipelago of empty beaches, turtle nesting grounds, and a six-star hideaway.
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Saigon Heritage Walk
The old rue Catinat, the Opera House, the Central Post Office — a walking route through French Indochina’s grandest streets.
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The old royal capital — gilded temples, morning alms, and riverside calm at the meeting of two rivers.
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Vientiane
Southeast Asia’s most relaxed capital — a riverside promenade, gilded stupas, and excellent coffee.
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Nong Khiaw
A quiet river town beneath enormous limestone cliffs — hiking, boating, and very little else, which is the point.
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Kuang Si Falls
Turquoise pools tumbling through the jungle a short drive from Luang Prabang — one of Laos’ most photographed sights.
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Plain of Jars
Hundreds of ancient stone jars scattered across the highlands — an archaeological mystery still without a full answer.
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The Mekong in Laos
The great river at its most peaceful — slow boats, riverside villages, and days that pass without hurry.
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The greatest temple complex in the world, and the lively town that grew up beside it.
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Royal palaces, wide boulevards, and a history that is both beautiful and difficult. A necessary stop in Cambodia.
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Koh Rong
Cambodia’s best-known island — long pale beaches, warm clear water, and a growing collection of quiet resorts.
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Kep & Kampot
Two sleepy southern towns — crab markets, pepper farms, and crumbling colonial villas by the sea.
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Tonle Sap
The largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, with floating villages and a rhythm that changes with the monsoon.
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Battambang
Colonial shophouses, bamboo trains, and the rice fields of Cambodia’s rice bowl.
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Banteay Srei
The “Citadel of Women” — a small pink sandstone temple with the finest carvings in the Angkor complex.
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Stories From the Road
“Three countries in fourteen days and never once did we feel rushed. Each place felt chosen for us, not for a brochure.”
“The contrast between Laos and Vietnam is what stayed with us. The planners understood that and shaped the trip around it.”
“Cambodia was the surprise. Angkor was extraordinary, but the coast and the people were what we talked about on the flight home.”
Not Sure Where to Start?
Tell us how much time you have and what you’re drawn to — coast, culture, mountains, or all three — and we’ll shape the journey from there.