What if your next trip became a real Asian odyssey? Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of South-East Asia on a private tour designed as a gradual immersion in the continent's most fascinating cultures. From the spiritual effervescence of Bangkok to the sacred mysteries of the Angkor temples and the enchanting landscapes of Ha Long Bay, each stage promises emotion and a change of scenery.

It's a multi-faceted journey, with age-old traditions, enchanting cuisine and authentic encounters, to be savoured to the full... before perhaps extending the magic with a gentle escape to the shores of Bali.

Our offers:

11 nights: 11-night tour

15 nights: 11-night tour + 4 nights at Keliki Luxury Lodges 5* in Bali

17 nights: 11-night tour + 6 nights at Keliki Luxury Lodges 5* in Bali

19 nights: 11 nights tour + 8 nights at Keliki Luxury Lodges 5* in Bali

Please note that the order of activities may be changed without affecting the programme.

Embark on an 11-night adventure to explore the rich tapestry of Southeast Asia, from the stunning beaches of Thailand to the Khmer heritage of Cambodia and the breathtaking beauty of Vietnam's Ha Long Bay.

Discover ancestral temples, savour exotic culinary delights, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local cultures along the way. This journey promises to enchant and captivate your senses.
 

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Bangkok
Days 2 & 3: Bangkok
Day 4: Bangkok - Siem Reap
Days 5, 6, & 7: Siem Reap 
Day 8: Siem Reap - Hanoi
Day 9: Hanoi
Day 10: Hanoi - Ha Long Bay
Day 11: Ha Long Bay - Hanoi
Day 12: Departure from Hanoi
 

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is a dynamic city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, awe-inspiring temples, and bustling street markets. The city skillfully combines traditional and modern elements, offering a distinctive blend of ancient history and contemporary urban life. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho while savouring delicious street food that makes Bangkok a captivating destination.

• Arrive to Bangkok Airport & meet your guide
• Private airport transfer to hotel
• Leisure time
• Overnight in Bangkok

Please note: Normal check-in time is 2pm. Early check-in is not included and is subject to availability and a surcharge.

DAYS 2 & 3: Bangkok

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Leisure days to explore at your own pace
• Overnight in Bangkok

Optional excursions (for an additional cost):

• Day 2: Visit to Wat Pho and the Grand Palace
• Day 3: Discover the Hidden Treasures of Ayutthaya

DAY 4: Bangkok - Siem Reap

• Breakfast at your hotel
• Transfer with driver to Bangkok airport for the flight to Siem Reap
• Upon arrival at Siem Reap airport, transfer with driver only (without guide) to your hotel in the town centre
• The rest of the day is free to relax, enjoy hotel facilities, or explore the town independently
• Overnight in Siem Reap

Siem Reap is a vibrant city in northwestern Cambodia, known for its proximity to the iconic Angkor Wat temple complex. This bustling town serves as a gateway to the ancient ruins of Angkor, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking to explore the rich history and culture of the Khmer civilisation.

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Free day to explore the city on your own or take part in optional excursions at an additional cost
• Overnight in Siem Reap

Optional excursions (for an additional cost): Famous Temples of Angkor by Tuk Tuk 

DAYS 6 & 7: Siem Reap

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Free day to explore at your leisure or take part in optional excursions
• Overnight in Siem Reap

Optional excursions (for an additional cost):

• Day 6: The lost temple of Angkor - Explore Banteay Srei & Beng Mealea 
• Day 7: Mount Phnom Kulen & the floating village of Kampong Phluk

DAY 8: SIEM REAP - HANOI

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Free time to relax until transfer to Siem Reap airport with your driver (without guide) for your flight to Hanoi
• Upon arrival at Hanoi airport, transfer by private car with your guide to your hotel in the city centre
• The rest of the day is at leisure
• Overnight in Hanoi

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Free time to explore the city on your own or take optional excursions
• Overnight in Hanoi

Optional excursions (for an additional cost): Mysterious Caves of Tam Coc & Ancient Capital of Hoa Lu

DAY 10: HANOI - HA LONG BAY 

Ha Long Bay, located in northern Vietnam, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features thousands of limestone karsts and islets rising dramatically from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. Ha Long Bay is a popular destination for tourists, who can take boat cruises to explore the picturesque landscapes, hidden caves, and pristine beaches, making it one of the most iconic and breathtaking destinations in Southeast Asia.

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Between 7:30 - 7:45am, the driver will pick you up from the hotel lobby, then transfer by shared bus (without a guide) to Ha Long Bay
• Upon arrival, board one of the luxurious cruises in the bay, enjoy a welcome drink, check into your cabin, and have lunch
• Pass stunning rock formations and admire the bay's beauty with various fascinating excursions
• Dinner on board
• Overnight on board

Notes:

• The itinerary may change depending on weather conditions and boat availability
• English-speaking guide available on the boat only
• No private guide for the Hanoi-Halong-Hanoi transfer, and on board the boat

DAY 11: HA LONG BAY - HANOI 

• In the morning, watch the sunrise and practice Tai Chi on the terrace
• Enjoy breakfast while cruising through the bay
• Pass by various rock formations, caves, and fishing villages
• Disembark around 10:30 - 11:00am
• Transfer back to Hanoi with your driver
• The rest of the day is free to relax at your hotel or explore the city on your own
• Overnight in Hanoi

DAY 12: HANOI - DEPARTURE

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Private airport transfer (without a guide)

At each of your stops, you will be staying in comfortable rooms in thoughtfully chosen hotels.

• Bangkok: Mandarin Hotel by Centre Point 4*
• Siem Reap: Tara Angkor 4*
• Hanoi: RUE D’AMOUR 4*/ R.O.H room
• Halong: Indochine Cruise 5*
   

If the accommodations listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodations in similar hotels. Local standards apply. 

Enjoy an english-speaking guide as per itinerary.

During this excursion, you'll discover two of Bangkok's most important sites: Wat Pho and the Grand Palace.

Depart for a 1h30 drive through the rural outskirts of Bangkok to Ayutthaya, the former capital of the Thai kingdom for 417 years. Founded in 1350 by King U-Thong, its destruction by the Burmese army in 1767 led to the collapse of the kingdom.

Start the day with a transfer to Banteay Srei ‘The citadel of women’, the only major temple not built by a monarch. Originally built in the 10th century and dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, this red sandstone temple is one of the most important structures in Angkor, as its walls are decorated with elaborate carvings that have been remarkably well preserved.

Spend this morning with your guide discovering the Angkor complex like a local. Depart from your hotel by tuk tuk on shady roads. You will cross the jungle passing local villages and local shops

Experience the enchanting setting of Bali's natural landscape at the Keliki Luxury Lodge 5*, a striking resort situated in a luscious green paradise between rice fields and a jungle-like haven. Discover a truly unique location, where traditions of the local rural village combine with the breathtaking scenery of Ubud, amongst bamboo and banana trees.

Spend your days relaxing by your magnificent private pool before retreating to the luxury spa for some well-deserved R&R.

Make yourself comfortable in one of the property's five unique lodges. Offering plenty of space, a beautiful private pool, two bedrooms and tropical scenery, a stay in a Private Pool Lodge guarantees an unforgettable stay. 

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Unwind by the pool, basking in the warmth of the Balinese sun. Afterwards, treat yourself to a pampering session at Le Ressource Spa, which offers a peaceful retreat by the river. Opt for a rejuvenating massage or spa treatment, or luxuriate in the soothing waters of the whirlpool bath. 

Set off on a day of exploration in Bali, a blend of nature and spirituality. Discover the waterfalls of Tegenungan, the sacred temples of Gunung Kawi and divine springs, before enjoying lunch facing Mount Batur and admiring the rice terraces of Tegalalang.

Experience a thrilling rafting adventure on the Ayung River, covering 10 kilometres of rapids in the heart of Ubud's tropical landscapes. After two hours of thrills and spills, relax with a hot shower and enjoy a well-earned lunch in idyllic surroundings.

Experience an unforgettable canyoning adventure in Bali with zip lines, abseiling and breathtaking jumps, all supervised by expert guides in a spectacular natural setting.

Thailand, a country rich in history and culture, stretches over 1,500km from north to south, offering an alluring mix of tranquil beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant cities. From the bustling capital of Bangkok to the historical ruins of Ayutthaya, the country's diverse regions invite discovery. The southern coast, with the picturesque islands of Phuket and the stunning regions of Krabi and Khao Lak, offers a perfect escape for those seeking natural beauty and relaxation.

Must-sees:

• The ancient city of Ayutthaya, where centuries-old ruins tell the story of Thailand's imperial past
• The crystal-clear waters and white-sand beaches of Phuket, ideal for both relaxation and water sports
• The dramatic limestone cliffs and emerald green waters of Krabi, a haven for nature enthusiasts

Culinary culture:

Thailand’s culinary culture is a reflection of its diverse regions and rich history. From the spicy curries of the north to the fresh seafood dishes of the south, every meal is an exploration of flavours. Street food is a key part of Thai life, with stalls offering fragrant pad thai, succulent satay, and tantalising mango sticky rice. In coastal regions like Krabi and Phuket, seafood lovers can enjoy fresh catches prepared in traditional styles, paired with local herbs and spices for a distinctive taste.

Dive deeper:

For those looking to explore beyond the tourist hotspots, Thailand offers a wealth of hidden gems. Visit the tranquil Pai in the north, known for its serene landscapes and local hill tribes, or explore the lesser-known beaches of Koh Lanta. Thailand’s temples, such as Wat Pho in Bangkok, offer a peaceful retreat where history and spirituality blend seamlessly.

Good to know:

The official currency is the Thai Baht (THB), and the country enjoys a tropical climate, with a dry season from November to April and a wet season from May to October. While public transport is available, taxis and tuk-tuks are a common way to get around. For an authentic experience, consider visiting during the quieter shoulder seasons to avoid the crowds.

Cambodia, a country steeped in ancient history and vibrant traditions, offers a remarkable travel experience. From the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat to the bustling markets and tranquil countryside, Cambodia promises a journey through time, culture, and nature. Known for its welcoming people and breathtaking landscapes, it invites you to explore its rich past and unique customs.

Must-sees:

• Angkor Wat: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this iconic temple complex is the crown jewel of Khmer architecture and an enduring symbol of Cambodia’s spiritual heritage.
• Phnom Penh Royal Palace: A stunning example of Khmer architecture, this royal residence houses the Silver Pagoda and offers a glimpse into Cambodia’s regal past.
• Tonlé Sap Lake: Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, home to floating villages and unique ecosystems, offering a different perspective of Cambodian life.

Culinary culture:

Cambodian cuisine is a delightful mix of bold flavours and fresh ingredients. Savour traditional dishes such as amok trey (fish steamed in banana leaves with coconut and spices) and lok lak (stir-fried beef). Street food lovers will enjoy num pang (Khmer sandwiches) or the daring experience of crispy fried crickets. For dessert, indulge in sticky rice with mango or sweet treats made with palm sugar.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the famous temples, Cambodia holds hidden gems that offer deeper insights into its rich culture. Visit Battambang, a charming riverside town known for its colonial architecture and burgeoning arts scene. Explore the Kampot pepper plantations, where the world-renowned spice is grown. To understand the country’s tumultuous history, a visit to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek is essential for a sobering yet important experience.

Good to know:

The official currency is the Cambodian Riel (KHR), though US dollars are widely accepted. The ideal time to visit is during the dry season, from November to April. Tuk-tuks and bicycles are convenient modes of transport, especially around temple areas. Be sure to dress modestly when visiting religious sites and stay hydrated while exploring under the tropical sun.

Vietnam is a country where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony. From the ancient temples in the north to the bustling cities of the south, it offers a rich tapestry of cultural and natural treasures. Hanoi, the historic capital, stands as a testament to the nation's layered past, while the dramatic landscapes of Ha Long Bay and the tranquil Mekong Delta provide an escape into nature’s splendour. The energy of Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) contrasts beautifully with the serenity of rural life, making Vietnam an alluring destination for every traveller.

Must-sees:

• Ha Long Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its towering limestone pillars rising from the emerald waters.
• Hoi An Ancient Town: A charming town where traditional wooden houses and ancient streets showcase Vietnam’s rich heritage.
• Mekong Delta: A network of rivers and canals that offer an intimate look at rural life, with vibrant floating markets and lush landscapes.

Culinary culture:

Vietnamese cuisine is a celebration of flavour, balance, and fresh ingredients. Renowned for its diverse street food culture, dishes like pho (noodle soup), banh mi (sandwiches), and fresh spring rolls highlight the nation's ability to blend herbs, spices, and textures seamlessly. Regional specialities, such as Hanoi's bun cha and Ho Chi Minh's com tam, offer a unique insight into the local way of life. Meals are often a communal affair, reflecting Vietnam's deeply ingrained culture of sharing and hospitality.

Dive deeper:

For those seeking a more profound connection with the country, explore lesser-known treasures such as the ancient temples of Ninh Binh or the quiet beauty of Sapa's terraced rice fields. Take part in a traditional cooking class to gain hands-on experience with local ingredients and techniques, or visit the quieter rural areas to witness traditional crafts and the slower pace of life. Exploring Vietnam beyond the main cities unveils its rich and diverse culture, offering a truly immersive experience.

Good to know:

Vietnam's currency is the dong (VND), and most places accept cash payments, though credit cards are commonly used in cities. The climate varies depending on the region, with the ideal travel times being between October and April, avoiding the summer heat and rain. For local transport, taxis and ride-hailing apps like Grab are reliable, and trains or buses connect the major cities. Be prepared for some traffic in larger cities, but the local transportation system is generally efficient.

Welcome to Indonesia

A vast archipelago of over 17,000 islands, Indonesia is a rich mosaic of cultures, landscapes and traditions. From the misty jungles of Sumatra to the turquoise waters of Raja Ampat, the country’s diversity is as stunning as it is endless. Volcanoes simmer quietly above rice paddies, and centuries-old temples sit beneath tropical skies. Whether you’re seeking spiritual calm or a glimpse into age-old rituals, Indonesia never fails to surprise.

Don’t miss

• Sunrise over the ethereal temples of Borobudur and Prambanan
• Island-hopping and snorkelling through Komodo National Park
• Trekking through the emerald highlands of Bali and Java
• Orangutan spotting in the rainforests of Kalimantan
• Diving among vibrant coral reefs in the Banda Sea or Raja Ampat

Culinary culture

Indonesia’s food is bold, vibrant and deeply regional. On every corner, warungs (local eateries) dish up fragrant nasi goreng (fried rice), smoky satay skewers and fiery sambals that pack a punch. From the spicy rendang of Sumatra to Bali’s ceremonial babi guling, meals here are a sensory celebration, often enjoyed communally and always with a generous side of chilli.

Dive deeper

Beyond the well-trodden paths, discover ancient traditions kept alive in the highlands of Sulawesi or the tribal villages of Flores.

Good to know

Indonesia’s dry season runs from April to October and is ideal for most travel. The currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and while domestic flights are common between islands, ferries and local boats offer slower, more scenic alternatives.