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Temples of Indochina
12 days· Bangkok · Siem Reap & Angkor · Huay Xai & the Mekong · Luang Prabang· From $3,800 per person
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The journey
Three kingdoms, one unhurried thread
Begin amid the gilded spires of Bangkok, drift southeast to the sandstone forests of Angkor, then let the Mekong carry you north to the incense-scented lanes of Luang Prabang. This is a journey stitched together by temples and by rivers, each border crossing softening the pace a little more. Like every journey we make, it's a starting point: tell us what moves you, and we'll shape it around your family, your pace and your budget.
Highlights
Dawn light on the towers of Angkor Wat before the crowds arrive
The reclining Buddha and Grand Palace of old Bangkok
A two-day slow boat down the Mekong from Huay Xai
The jungle-tangled tree roots of Ta Prohm
Giving alms to saffron-robed monks at first light in Luang Prabang
A longtail dinner cruise on Bangkok's khlongs
Included
Accommodation
5 nights in heritage city hotels · 4 nights in colonial-style boutique properties · 2 nights in Luang Prabang riverside suites
Activities
Bangkok temple & canal tour · Angkor sunrise & temple circuits · Two-day Mekong slow boat · Luang Prabang alms ceremony & falls
Also included
Private guides & drivers throughout · Regional flights & boat transfers · Daily breakfast and select meals · All temple passes & visas assistance · 24/7 on-the-ground support
The route
01BangkokDays 1–3
02Siem Reap & AngkorDays 4–6
03Huay Xai & the MekongDays 7–9
04Luang PrabangDays 10–12
The full day-by-day itinerary is below.
Route map
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Day by day
The route in detail
Days 1–3
Bangkok
Explore the glittering Grand Palace and Wat Pho's reclining Buddha, cross the river to Wat Arun at dusk, and slip along the khlongs by longtail to a quieter city.
Days 4–6
Siem Reap & Angkor
Watch the sun rise over Angkor Wat, lose an afternoon in the strangler figs of Ta Prohm, and cycle the walled city of Angkor Thom to the smiling Bayon faces.
Days 7–9
Huay Xai & the Mekong
Cross into Laos at Huay Xai and board a traditional slow boat, drifting two unhurried days downriver past forested banks, riverside hamlets and the Pak Ou caves.
Days 10–12
Luang Prabang
Rise for the dawn alms procession, climb Mount Phousi for the temple views, and cool off in the turquoise tiers of the Kuang Si waterfalls before departure.
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