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EXO Vietnam & Cambodia Worldwide FAM 201816 Days / 15 Nights

21st September - 6th October 2018

Day 1 – 21st September 2018 (Fri) – Hoi AnDay 2 – 22nd September 2018 (Sat) – Hoi AnDay 3 – 23rd September 2018 (Sun) – HueDay 4 – 24th September 2018 (Mon) – HueDay 5 - 25th September 2018 (Tues) – Ho Chi MinhDay 6 – 26th September 2018 (Weds) – Ho Chi MinhDay 7 – 27th September 2018 (Thurs) – Mekong Princess CruiseDay 8 – 28th September 2018 (Fri) – Mekong Princess CruiseDay 9 – 29th September 2018 (Sat) – Mekong Princess CruiseDay 10 – 30th September 2018 (Sun) – Mekong Princess CruiseDay 11 – 1st October 2018 (Mon) – Phnom PehnDay 12 – 2nd October 2018 (Tues) - Phnom Penh – Kampong ThomDay 13 – 3rd October 2018 (Weds) - Kampong Thom – Koh Ker – Preah VihearDay 14 – 4th October 2018 (Thurs) - Preah Vihear – Siem ReapDay 15 – 5th October 2018 (Friday) - Siem ReapDay 16 – 6th October 2018 (Saturday) - Siem Reap, departure

Flights to Request;25 Sep 2017: HUI-SGN VN1373 13:15-13:45 or similar

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US$549 per person based on TWIN/shared room. International and domestic flights are not included. Minimum 6 pax, maximum 14 pax.

Go on a 16-day city hop from Vietnam to Cambodia covering some of the most iconic places such as the Hoi An historic town to the Ang Kor Wat. Meet the locals, taste street food, watch cultural performances and more on this all-encompassing trip.

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Day 1 - 21st September 2018 (Friday): Arrive Da Nang Transfer to Hoi An (-/-/D)

Upon arrival in Da Nang (arrival flight details TBA), be met by an EXO representative and transferred to the hotel for check-in. Arrangements can be made for arriving one day in advanced.

Hoi An Historic Town is one of the many UNESCO World Heritage sites in Vietnam. Hoi An was a major Asian trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries and its architecture and relaxed lifestyle have seen little change over the years, making it a perennial favourite with travellers of all ages.

Hoi An is a charming destination offering the old-world trading port of narrow streets and traditional houses, and the beach with its new resorts and long stretches of clean white sand. In keeping with Hoi An’s heritage as a trading port, the town’s tiny shop houses now host a range of craft and artisanal shops including some of Asia’s best tailors. This afternoon enjoy a walking tour with the local guide through the historic town centre. Visit former merchants’ houses, the 400 year-old Japanese Bridge, a Chinese communal hall, the riverfront areas, etc.

NOTE – An optional 3 Night Pre-Extension to Hanoi & Ninh Binh (one night Hanoi and Two nights in Ninh Binh) can also be arranged on request – contact for more details and to discuss specific requirements.

Relax and enjoy the rest of the afternoon by the beach in Hoi An.

In the evening, enjoy a special welcome dinner with the group before heading back to the hotel.

Overnight in Palm Garden Hoi An.


Day 2 – 22nd September 2018 (Saturday): Hoi An (B/L/D)

Today, meet with a local conservation expert who will be able to share their knowledge of various UNESCO conservation projects taking place in this ancient trading port which dates back to the 15th century. The first stop is an ancient merchant house for a brief introduction to the current conservation projects that are taking place. With the expert, walk through a protected neighbourhood and visit three antique buildings to see conservation efforts that are underway to preserve the historical heritage of Hoi An. Their unique architecture has influences from the various cultures that flourished here during Hoi An’s heyday as a bustling international trading port in the times of antiquity.

Wander around Hoi An’s charming flower lined streets and take in sights of some of the various historical attractions there, including highlights like the historical Japanese Covered Bridge, the Communal Hall and privately-run heritage photo galleries showcasing Hoi An Ancient Town and its people. Conclude this tour with a walk through smaller streets for a look at the local life of the area, which still retains its unique cultural vibes.

After lunch, take a walk through Hoi An Ancient Town to meet a paper mask artist at his workshop. His craft is steadily disappearing as newer forms of entertainment have gradually taken over. Learn how this artist contributes to the effort of preserving his craft for future generations.

Next, create a traditional folk mask under his guidance. Using specific patterns and colours, these masks communicate a vast array of character emotions in ‘tuong’- a form of classic Vietnamese theatre which has been performed for more than eight centuries.

After creating a mask, get ready to enjoy a private 30-minute tuong performance at a simple traditional theater. Enjoy this ‘behind-the-scenes’ experience, watching characters from the play wear different masks to convey various emotions that are portrayed in the telling of a Vietnamese legend. All the while, enjoy the privilege of superior access to both the performance itself and the performers for an unforgettably intimate cultural experience.

Overnight at Hotel Royal M Gallery Hoi An


Day 3 – 23rd September 2018 (Sunday): Transfer to Hue (B/L/D)

Start early at 06:15 departure for a 30min drive from Hoi An to the modern city of Da Nang, one the fastest developing city of Southeast Asia famous for its beautiful beaches and lush jungles around. Meet the wildlife expert at the foot of Son Tra Peninsula and head to the back roads where the walking part starts.

Learn about the Biology Diversity Conservation activities organized on Son Tra Peninsula and observe the wildlife from afar using binoculars and telescopes to minimise disturbance to the ecosystem. Get more information on the impact of human activity on this fragile ecosystem and reach the top of Son Tra to admire the beauty of the surrounding and reflect on the fragility of it all.

Continue to Hue, Vedana Lagoon and enjoy a complimentary spa treatment.

Overnight at Vedana Lagoon.

Day 4 - 24th September 2018 (Monday): Hue (B/L/D)

Kick off a morning in Hue by visiting a private temple where royal

descendants worship their ancestors of their Emperor. Have an in-

depth talk with them to learn more about how they have adapted

their life in modern times in an effort to keep royal tradition within

families. Next stop is an exclusive experience to visit a man

famously known as “a living treasure”. Engage in a royal tea tasting

with him while listening to his story about his grandfather’s ancient tea set collection. He is also one of

the first craftsmen in Hue to be recognized as a national folk artisan, with a grand collection of

sophisticated masterpieces depicting the city’s natural landscapes such as the Huong River, Ngu

Mountain, and its famous temples and pagodas.

Take a boat trip on Perfume River, stop by a peaceful pomelo garden located on the river bank to have

lunch and then continue to Gia Long Tomb, the first king of Nguyen Dynasty. Disembark at Gia Long Pier

and enjoy a leisurely bike ride (about ~ 3km in total) to visit the first Nguyen Lord tomb, the person who

expanded Vietnamese land to the South and then continue to King Gia Long Tomb, the final destination


on the cycling route. Here, meet with a descendant at the entrance and pay a visit to this beautiful

tomb. Compare the difference between the two tombs.

Say goodbye to the descendant and get on the back of a vintage vespa to go to the top of Vong Canh Hill

and enjoy the beautiful sunset with a drink in hand.

Overnight at the Indochine Palace Hue

Day 5 - 25th September 2018 (Tuesday): Hue to Ho Chi Minh (B/L/D)

Check-out after a leisurely breakfast at the hotel and be transferred to Hue Airport for the short domestic flight to Ho Chi Minh City in Southern Vietnam (request flight HUI-SGN VN1373 13:15-13:45 or similar – TBC).

In the evening get ready for an unforgettable night out in Ho Chi Minh City. Meet with a passionate foodie and walk through hidden corners of the city to discover the city’s best street food while experiencing its local culture.

Start with a stroll through a residential area where locals gather after work for dinner. See friends gossiping over an evening snack called banh trang nuong –a Vietnamese version of pizza baked in a traditional oven. Sit alongside the locals and order some of their savoury treats. Continue on foot to a small alleyway and observe the daily life at sunset -the dining, the drinking and socialising. A popular nearby street restaurant serves up the city’s best local clams. Grab a stool and dive into a few plates of delicious cooking. Watch the chefs as they whip up plate after plate, and learn the secrets of this southern delicacy.

Carry on to discover the area’s contrasting architectural styles. Tucked away is an unassuming stall selling delicious bot chien, or pan fried rice cakes with green papaya salad. While tasting the flavourful dish, the guide explains its origins.

Next, on the foodie tour of Saigon, is a short walk to Mrs. Dung’s Home Restaurant serving banh xeo, or Vietnamese pancakes and fresh spring rolls. Mrs. Dung reveals her secret methods, which is a tasty lesson to take back home.

Having sampled the savoury side of the city, get ready to cross a city intersection -an adventure in itself. Find a typical Vietnamese café to end the evening and indulge in a sweet treat. Take some time to recap the tour, enjoy a drink and listen to Vietnamese music.

Hotel TBC


Day 6 - 26th September 2018 (Wednesday): Saigon’s Hidden History with Mr. Cau (B/L/D)

Once known as the ‘Pearl of Indochina’, Saigon boasts an enormous architectural wealth, mirroring its colourful history. From the pagodas, museums and European architecture of the city’s recent past to the growing number of skyscrapers, Saigon is like a trip through time.

Meet with a respected scholar and enjoy a guided tour through the Pearl of Indochina. Start with the French colonial area with a visit to Archbishop’s Palace and its more than 200-year-old house of prayer.

Continue through the ages and encounter a local who specialises in the stretch of time that cover the Vietnam war right until today. Visit Gia Long Palace, built in 1885 combining classical Baroque architecture elements with European and Oriental influences.

Continue to a private home, famous for its role in the planning of the well-known Tet Offensive and return to the hotel. During the ride back, an optional visit to a restored opium factory is offered as well. Considering the importance of the opium trade in the first half of the last century, this is another interesting view on Saigon’s history and power struggles.

Conclude the tour by saying goodbye to the tour guide and relive some fascinating Saigon memories over the next couple of days.

Hotel TBC

Day 7 - 27th September 2018 (Thursday): Saigon-Phnom Pehn on board Mekong Princess Day 1 (B/L/D)

The RV Mekong Princess awaits in Saigon Port. Once aboard, be welcomed by the Vietnamese and Cambodian ship crew, before embarking on the most extraordinary journey of discovery. Sail at midday through the famed Mekong Delta to the ‘Mighty Mekong River’.

Lunch will be served soon after departure and cruise along the Saigon River. Relax and enjoy the scenes in the luxurious suites.


Late in the day, anchor in the heart of the Mekong Delta, where cocktails are served as the sun sets and sampans pass by. A traditional Vietnamese dinner is served embracing a subtle fusion of dishes for the most eclectic tastes.

Day 8 – 28th September 2018 (Friday): Saigon-Phnom Pehn on board Mekong Princess Day 2 (B/L/D)

Be met by your EXO guide on the boat today for the discovery of Ben Tre. Board a local boat for a first glimpse of life inside the Mekong Delta’s maze of waterways. Make a river crossing onto Cai Cam River and start the journey with a visit to Lo Dura - a coconut processing workshop to learn all about coconuts. Make a stop at the workshop to fabricate a coconut broom and visit the workshop next door to learn about coconut fiber mat making.

Casually stroll through village paths to uncle Tam Nhu’s house to visit his famous fruit orchard and learn how previous generations lived in the Mekong Delta while you enjoy some local fruits. Bid farewell Uncle Nhu and take a sampan ride through a maze of canals before making it back to the big boat making the transfer to Mrs. Mai’s house for lunch.

After lunch, enjoy some time relaxing by the river or try kayaking. Then, take a 2 km cycling trip around the village and admire the tranquility of the delta before cruising back to Ben Tre Pier and returning to the Mekong Princess.

Day 9 – 29th September 2018 (Saturday): Saigon-Phnom Pehn on board Mekong Princess Day 3 (B/L/D)

Tea and coffee served at sunrise.

Take a local riverboat to the fascinating Cai Rang floating market at Can Tho, where the Captain skillfully navigates through the flotilla of boats that come to market each day. This location is a photographers delight.

A brief excursion ashore follows a short cruise pass the Cai Rang markets to nearby rice noodle factory, where we see the process of noodle making. It’s hot, steamy, ‘smelly’ and totally authentic.

The riverboat returns to the RV Mekong Princess for luncheon. Later this afternoon, take the sampans to the village of Thot Not, and transfer to a “Lambro 555” for a journey through the village en route to an exotic bird sanctuary. After a short walk into the sanctuary, climb the steps to the viewing platform, and enjoy an incredible view over the treetops and down on the nesting area of a variety of protected birds.


Day 10 – 30th September 2018 (Sunday): Saigon-Phnom Pehn on board Mekong Princess Day 4 (B/L/D)

The final excursion in Vietnamese waters is to the remote island village of Hong Ngu, located only fifteen kilometers from the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Hong Ngu produces an abundance of traditional Khmer scarves, which are exported to Cambodia. Hand-woven in many homes throughout the village, we see the intricate weaving process from start to finish. Many of the villagers are embroidery artists who display their art on the balconies of their timber homes, which are built on stilts to avoid flooding in the wet season.

The residents of Hong Ngu had rarely encountered western visitors prior to the arrival of the RV Mekong Princess. Their welcome is warm and naturally friendly. Enter a local temple dedicated to a unique religion, founded in this area, named Hoa Hao.

Return by riverboat to the Mekong Princess, anchor and cross the border into Cambodia, cruising onwards towards our overnight anchorage.

At sunset, cocktails will be served before a dinner menu of Western-Oriental cuisine.

Bon Appetite!

Day 11 – 1st October 2018 (Tuesday): Phnom Pehn (B/L/D)

After breakfast, say farewell to the RV Mekong Princess. Get off the boat and be greeted by the guide before taking a tour to the most remarkable sights of Phnom Penh in a Cyclo, an original Phnom Penh means of transportation and a fun way to explore this lively city. First, visit Wat Phnom, which is situated near the northern boundary of the city. The site contains some good examples of Khmer architecture and statues.

Continue along the lively riverfront to visit the National Museum, built in traditional Khmer style. It houses the world's foremost collection of ancient Khmer artistic, archaeological, and religious artifacts from the 4th to the 13th centuries. Over 5,000 pieces are on display, constituting the repository of the Kingdom's cultural wealth. In addition, the roof space is home to a large bat colony!

Lunch at Khmer Sense

This afternoon, gain insight into Cambodia’s recent dark history on a visit to the remarkable Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, housed in the former school that was taken over by the Khmer Rouge and used as


its main detention and torture center named ‘S-21’. Also visit the Russian Market, the best place in the city for wood and stone carvings, jewellery, clothes and Cambodian silk souvenirs.

This evening, after having freshened up from this day of discovery, get inspired by Cambodian arts and watch a traditional dance performance by Cambodian Living Arts (CLA).

All the shows last one hour and are held in the atmospheric gardens of the National Museum. After many years of gaining recognition for preserving many Cambodian art forms the CLA are today striving towards providing the artists the tools required to make their skills sustainable and also so they can make a competitive income from their work.

After the show a nice skybar cocktail dinner awaits.

Overnight at Rosewood Phnom Penh.

Day 12: 2nd Oct 18: Phnom Penh – Kampong Thom (B-L-D)

This morning go on some hotel inspections of some of the fabulous boutique properties in Phnom Penh.

List TBA

After hotel inspections, depart from Phnom Penh for Kampong Thom Province. Just outside of Phnom Penh, approximately 15km north on the way to Kampong Thom, stop to visit and have lunch at a newly opened beautiful luxury hotel The Bale.

After lunch, continue towards Kampong Thom and visit the rarely visited Sambor Prei Kuk, one of the most important pre-Angkorian sites in the country that is listed to potentially become Cambodia’s next UNESCO World Heritage site. Sambor Prei Kuk was built in the Chenla period between the 6th and 7th century and there are over 100 well preserved temples scattered in the forest. The three main sites are linked by small and shady tracks. Enjoy a beautiful walk through the jungle with breathtaking views. Your visit supports a community-based tourism project.

The villages around the temple complex still practices the ancient art of craft making, using materials such as bamboo and rattan. Stop at one village to observe the local production. The community runs the Isanborei Craft Hut next to the temples and sells their products there as part of a community-based tourism project.

Dinner at Sambor village.

Overnight at Sambor Village.

Distances and journey time:


Phnom Penh – Kampong Thom (166 km): 2hrs 30mins

Day 13: 3rd Oct 18: Kampong Thom – Preah Vihear (B-L-D)

This morning head north to Preah Vihear province, stopping off at the remote Koh Ker temple an area only recently opened to tourists. Here, see various temples from the 10th century, including the massive Prasat Thom before going to Preah Vihear to check into the hotel.

Lunch at Local Restaurant

Dinner and Overnight at Preah Vihear Boutique.

Distances and journey time:Kampong Thom – Koh Ker (200 km): 3hours Kah Ker – Preah Vihear (111 km): 1hr 50mins

Day 14: 4th Oct 18: Preah Vihear – Siem Reap (B-L-D)

This morning, visit to the incredible Preah Vihear temple. Arrive at the foot of Preah Vihear it is necessary to transfer into the back of a pick-up truck (operated by the local community) for the climb up the spectacularly steep mountain road.

On arrival at Preah Vihear Temple be rewarded with fabulous views over Cambodia’s and Thailand’s fertile plains from the impressive ruins which stretch for 500 metres up. The sanctuary is perched on the edge of the cliffs with amazing views over the seemingly endless Cambodian jungle to the south. The temple is not yet restored but has spectacular carvings and lintels which are almost as splendid as those at Banteay Srei. The temple is known to have been dedicated to the god Shiva and thought to have been constructed in the reign of Suryavarman I (1002-50), with further significant additions by Suryavarman II (1113-50). The spectacular location paired with a unique temple design are the reason UNESCO enlisted Preah Vihear as a World Heritage site.

Have lunch at Devatas Restaurant

After lunch, visit the Golden Silk Pheach Farm, a local NGO which helps to revive the ancient Khmer know-how in silk activities and provides job opportunities to more than 100 local staff. The farm area, mulberry trees and weaving ateliers can be seen as part of the guided tour. Golden Silk products are


ecologically produced from the yellow silkworm which is unique to Cambodia. Some of the silk products are months, or even years, in the making and each one is unique. This is one for the connoisseurs of high quality craftwork.

After freshening up, be picked up at the hotel for an Evening Vespa Foodie Tour and taken first to the main tourist area before going on a taste of adventure.

From the Pub Street comfort zone and after a refreshing Vespa ride, night has fallen in the middle of the hustle and bustle of street vendors where there is a seemingly endless variety of unusual foods and fruits that offer a spectacular diversity of flavours and colours.

The next stop of the tour is at a typical local grill and drink stand where tasty snacks and drinks are served. When you look around you will see only local customers enjoying the great food that is freshly prepared right in front of your eyes.

Into the night, move to yet another part of Siem Reap town with numerous night spots that are frequented by local clientele. Our destination is a special restaurant that is hidden in plain sight between the bars and nightclubs. This restaurant boasts a local menu that stands out in quality and variety. A selection of their best specialties will be served, accompanied by drinks and local music performances.

Then, go for a refreshing after dinner ride on the way for dessert. Located in another part of town, enter a typical Cambodian style house to be introduced to the magic art of rice wine infusion with special herbs and spices. Taste these tropical concoctions, which will be complemented by a selection of local sweets.

The presentation of a special souvenir marks the end of the tour and the driver will bring you safely to the hotel or, at to a chosen drop-off point in the city centre of Siem Reap.

Overnight at Park Hyatt Siem Reap.

Preah Vihear – Siem Reap (215km): 3 hrs 30 mins

Day 15: 5th Oct 18: Siem Reap (B-L-D)

Start early morning visit the ancient city of Angkor Thom by electric bike, the last capital of the Great Khmer Empire under the reign of Jayavarman VII. This city is surrounded by an 8 m high wall, drawing a perfect square. Enter the city through the ancient South Gate, an impressive stone gate carved with Elephants and four giant faces.

From here, continue to Bayon Temple in the exact center of the city. This 12th century masterpiece is a study in grandeur and is well-known for its 54 towers with enigmatic faces representing the 54 provinces of the Great Khmer Empire. The Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King are also must-visits as they are both known for their intricate bas-reliefs.


Continue onwards to the illustrious Ta Prohm, built in the mid 12th to early 13th centuries. Ta Prohm is unique in that it has been left largely as it was found: overgrown by jungle trees and vines, with many parts of the temple crumbling to the ground. This makes the ‘Tomb Raider Temple’ one of the most picturesque and memorable of the Angkor temples. The visit will also include Banteay Kdei, a Buddhist monastery from the late 12th Century, and SrahSrang, also known as the “pool of ablutions”.A late lunch around the temples will be held before going back to the hotel.

At the end of afternoon, head to Theam’s House Art Gallery for a nice cocktail dinner in a magical place. Explore the art studio and observe various works such as lacquer ware, paintings, fine sculptures… Lim Muy Theam is a renowned Cambodian artist who draws on inspiration both from Khmer and International Contemporary design. For more than 10 years now, Theam has trained a team of artisan apprentices who work either at the studio located in the gallery, or at their home village.

This evening, after Theam’s House, attend a performance of ‘Phare, the Cambodian Circus’. Starting at 8pm, professional artists of Phare Ponleu Selpak (PPS) will perform an inspiring show suitable for people of all ages. Set up in Battambang in 1994 by young returnee Cambodians from the refugee camps who learned about using art as a means of coping with trauma, PPS has played an influential role in promoting and developing Khmer culture over the years after the Khmer Rouge genocide. The hour long show mixes traditional and modern theater, music, dance, acrobatics, juggling and contortion performed in a story about Cambodian lives and society. Student performances can still be seen twice weekly in Battambang but now the circus has arrived in Siem Reap!

Overnight at Park Hyatt Siem Reap.

Day 16: Siem Reap - departure (B/L/-)

This morning will be dedicated to hotel inspections and will end with a relaxing lunch.

In the afternoon, be transferred to the airport for the onward departure flight.

Distances and journey time:Siem Reap - Siem Reap Airport (8 km): 15 mins

*****END OF SERVICES*****


CONDITIONS & RATES

ACCOMMODATION;

Cities Hotel

Hoi An – 1st Night Palm Garden Hoi An

Hoi An- 2nd Night Hotel Royal M Gallery Hoi An

Hue 1st Night Vedana Lagoon

Hue 2nd Night Indochine Palace

Ho Chin Minh City TBC

Ho Chi Minh – Phnom Pehn 4 Night Cruise Mekong Princess

Phnom Penh RosewoodKampong Thom Sambor VillagePreah Vihear Preah Vihear BoutiqueSiem Reap Park Hyatt

Tour Price NETT (US Dollars) – based on twin sharing and excluding domestic or international flights (Minimum 6 Pax, Maximum 14 Pax)

Number of persons US Dollars per person

Selected Travel Industry Professionals only

(not partners/friends) – IN TWIN SHARE$549 USD per person based on sharing

Twin Room

Selected Travel Industry Professionals only (not partners/friends) – IN SINGLE ROOM $250 USD PP in Single Room

Our services include:


● Hotel/cruise accommodation with daily breakfast

● Meals as mentioned in the itinerary (B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D= Dinner)

● Tours and transfers by private air-conditioned vehicles with English speaking local guide

● Entrance fees for all visits mentioned

● Boat trips as mentioned in the itinerary

● Bottled water in the vehicles

Our services exclude:

● Vietnam visa arrangements (a visa to Vietnam is compulsory for almost all nationalities, except those nationalities that are visa exempt)

● Visa for Cambodia (Visa issued on arrival for most nationalities, USD30/pax, please bring 1 passport photo).

● Any surcharge/extra fees for visit of the Angkor Historical site imposed by the Apsara Authorities in Siem Reap which are subject to change without prior notice

● Drinks not mentioned in the program

● Domestic airfares (see prices quoted separately below)

● Meals not mentioned in the program

● International flights from/ to Vietnam/Cambodia

● Camera/video entrance fees

● Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, drinks, tip...)

● Travel insurance (*)

(*) It is recommended for travelers to Vietnam & Cambodia to have fully comprehensive travel insurance which covers the cost of medical evacuation flight in need. A travel insurance policy is best purchased in your country of origin/residence and cannot be purchased on arrival.

Additional Airfares - NETT (US Dollars) (Vietnam Airlines flights in Y Class)

ROUTE US Dollars per way per person

Hue to Ho Chi Minh USD 160


Note: Flights are economy class and one way, and are subject to availability at time of booking.

Airfares, taxes and conditions are subject to change without prior notice until the ticket has been issued.

Note

● Minimum number of six participants required for the main tour of the FAM to operate. Participants will be informed at least one month before departure date if the minimum number has not been reached.

● Hotel selection, flights and itinerary is subject to change.


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Day 12: 2nd Oct 18: Phnom Penh – Kampong Thom (B-L-D)€¦ · Web viewInternational and domestic ... Hoi An Historic Town is one of the many UNESCO World Heritage ... enjoy a