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Travel to Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia for an exotic and mysterious experience

The countries of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos share spectacular sights, captivating natural

beauty and a friendly, colorful culture. Lose yourself in the tranquil magic of Luang Prabang

or amongst the gilded pavilions, lily ponds and terraced gardens of Imperial Hue, the intricate

medieval artisan quarter of Hanoi or the incomparable temples of Angkor, being slowly and

romantically reclaimed by the jungle. See it all on an exciting tour of the regions highlights, or

simply submit to complete a relaxation at one of the luxurious resorts fringing the pristine

white sands of the South China Sea coastline.

Hanoi:

Capital of Vietnam, center for economy, politics and Vietnamese culture, Hanoi is the second

largest city in Vietnam and a must see for tourists. This city is a fascinating blend of East and

West: nestled along wooded boulevards among the citys two dozen lakes, you will find

architectural souvenirs left by all who conquered this great valley, the Chinese influence from

centuries of dominance and French design from its colonial past. Largely unspoiled by

modern architecture of the 1970s and 80s, Hanoi is now going through a modernization that

is making it a rising star in Southeast Asia.

Imperial Hue:

Hue Citadel is Hue has chosen to be the capital city of the Southern Kingdom by all Lords

Nguyen and officially became the capital under Tay Son Dynasty. For approximately 400

years, Hue has become a great landscape and architectural site. Situated on the Northern

bank of the Perfume River, Hue royal complex has been officially recognized by the

UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Angkor:

The most visited and famous temples of the Angkor archaeological park are of course

Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Banteay Prei, Baphuon, Bayon and Ta Som. Hundred or so

monuments still remain scattered over an area of about 300 square kilometers in northern

Cambodia - the religious remains of a series of cities, built by a succession of kings from

around the 7th to the 13th centuries.

All civic and domestic buildings were built in timber and have long since disappeared, so not

much is known about the lives of the civilians - though some 1,200 inscriptions found

throughout the region and the remains of a vast irrigation system indicate the scale and

complexity of the civilization.

Luang Prabang:

Luang Prabang is the former capital of Laos and the center of culture and religion of Laotian

people with monasteries, monuments, traditional costumes, old French houses and beautiful

scenery. If time is limited, top priority should go to the old city, marked by UNESCO as a

'historic preservation zone'. Wat Mai Suwannaphumaham is worth a visit, especially at dusk

when you are likely to hear the murmuring chants of monks praying.

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