12 Days Best Vietnam Laos Tour Package - From Ho Chi Minh to Hanoi, Vientiane & Luang Prabang

Welcome to Ho Chi Minh City! Formerly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city in Vietnam. Located in southern Vietnam, it's a well-blended mix of historical significance and modern dynamism.

Upon arrival at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City (approximately 6.5km from downtown), your local guide will meet you and escort you to your hotel. The rest of today is free for you to explore the city on your own.

Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City Arrival Ideas:

Ho Chi Minh City serves as another important gateway city to Vietnam, offering convenient access for travelers. You can easily reach Ho Chi Minh City by air from Southeast Asia cities like Bangkok, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Vientiane, as well as major hubs like Manila, Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur. Domestic flights within Vietnam operate from cities such as Hanoi, Da Nang, Dalat, Hue, and Nha Trang and others.

Free Time Family Activities in Ho Chi Minh City:

Immerse yourself in Saigon's famed coffee culture at the Coffee Apartment, then be captivated by the vibrant atmosphere of Ben Thanh Market. Explore a world of local crafts, and tantalize your taste buds with the incredible array of Vietnamese street food - a sensory explosion you won't forget!

After breakfast, after a comfortable 1.5-hour drive, you will arrive at the Cu Chi Tunnels. Here, you and your family will have the opportunity to explore the intricate tunnel system, which consists of narrow passageways, hidden entrances, and underground chambers. Your guide will share insights into the daily life of the Cu Chi guerrilla fighters and their remarkable ability to survive within the tunnels. Prepare to crawl through sections of the tunnels that were used during the Vietnam War. You will see firsthand the kitchens, living quarters, and other essential spaces built underground. Additionally, you will visit weapon rooms and discover how these resourceful soldiers crafted their tools.

After the tour, return to Ho Chi Minh City for a half-day city tour to explore Ho Chi Minh City's rich history, culture, and vibrant modern life.

Our first stop is the Reunification Palace, also called the Independence Palace, a captivating architectural marvel that once served as the residence of the South Vietnamese President. Here, you can witness the iconic image of North Vietnamese tanks storming the palace gates, a defining moment that marked the end of the Vietnam War in 1975. Next, we head to the War Remnants Museum, a poignant and powerful testament to the realities of the Vietnam War. Prepare to be moved by exhibits showcasing artifacts, photographs, and weaponry that tell stories of war and resilience.

Next on your itinerary is Nha Tho Tan Dinh, also known as the Pink Church. This vibrant landmark stands out with its unique hue, making it instantly recognizable and a popular spot to capture stunning photos. Step back in time as you learn that Nha Tho Tan Dinh was built in the late 19th century, making it one of the oldest churches in Ho Chi Minh City. Admire the fascinating blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles in its architecture, with two grand bell towers flanking the entrance. Snap some cool pictures outside to remember your visit!

Afterwards, head to the Jade Emperor Pagoda, a vibrant temple dedicated to the supreme deity in Taoism, the Jade Emperor. Here, you can marvel at colorful statues, intricate carvings, and exquisite woodwork that adorn the pagoda. Then, be transported back in time at the Central Post Office, a majestic building constructed in the early 20th century. Take a moment to appreciate the impressive facade with its wrought-iron details and colorful mosaic floors. (Optional Experience: To create a lasting memory of Vietnam, send postcards to your loved ones from this historic landmark.)

Stay overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

After breakfast, spend a full day exploring the Mekong Delta at a relaxing pace. Mekong Delta, located in southwestern Vietnam, is a vast maze of rivers, canals, islands, and rice paddies formed by the Mekong River as it empties into the sea. Known as the "rice bowl" of Vietnam, the Delta is a major agricultural hub, producing a significant portion of the country's rice and fish. Witness the bustling floating markets where vendors sell fresh produce from their boats, explore the network of canals and waterways, immerse yourself in the slower pace of life in smaller villages, interacting with residents and witnessing traditional crafts.

Start from Ho Chi Minh City, you and your family will pass through green rice fields and small villages to arrive in beautiful rural My Tho. Upon arrival, your first stop is Vinh Trang Pagoda. Built in the mid-19th century, Vinh Trang is renowned for its stunning architecture, showcasing a harmonious fusion of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Khmer influences. You will be amazed by the outstanding architecture, meticulously carved columns with intricate details, and visits to the Statue of Maitreya Buddha, Statue of Amitabha Buddha, Reclining Buddha statue, and 7-story tower.

Later, head to the nearby pier to board a traditional Mekong Delta boat for a scenic cruise along the majestic river. As you explore, lush greenery and bustling river life will captivate you. Glide past the Turtle, Dragon, and Phoenix Islets, eventually arriving at the enchanting Unicorn Islet. And, delve deeper into the Delta's heart with a ride on a traditional sampan boat through narrow waterways lined with coconut palms. This intimate experience allows you to appreciate the unique ecosystem and the local way of life firsthand. You and your family will stop at a bee farm to savor honey tea, taste local fruits, and immerse yourself in traditional music performed by the villagers. Learn about their daily lives and gain a deeper understanding of the region's culture. Enjoy a local lunch with Vietnamese dishes.

After lunch, take a boat trip to Ben Tre, known as the coconut kingdom, a charming town famous for its coconut plantations and fruit orchards. Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through the countryside and learn about how coconut products are produced in the region. Visit a coconut candy workshop.

After the memorable tour, get back to Ho Chi Minh City.

This morning, you'll be transferred from Ho Chi Minh to Hanoi by flight. Welcome to Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam!

Hanoi, located in northern Vietnam, boasts a rich history dating back over 1,000 years. It showcases a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and French influences. Renowned for its diverse culinary scene, Hanoi is considered a food lover's paradise to taste Vietnamese cuisine. The city is famous for its street food, where you can savor an array of local specialties.

Upon arrival at Noi Bai International Airport, you will be met by our local guide and driver. Then, we will take you to your carefully selected hotel in Hanoi. We will assist you with check-in. The rest of today is free for you to explore this old and charming city at your own pace.

After breakfast, your guide will pick you up at your hotel for a delightful day exploring Hanoi City. This city holds a unique charm despite not being the most modern. Its character lies in the captivating blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and French influences, all woven together with the city's authentic and bustling local life within its old alleyways. Indulge in the delicious local street food for a taste of true Vietnamese flavors.

Our first stop is a tranquil escape to Tran Quoc Pagoda, nestled amidst the picturesque West Lake. It is the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi, with a history dating back over 1500 years. As you approach, you'll be greeted by the sight of the iconic 11-story lotus tower, a symbol of the pagoda. Step inside the main hall and explore its beauty, where intricate carvings and frescoes adorn the walls. Be sure to admire the serene lotus pond, adding to the pagoda's peaceful atmosphere.

Later, head to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, situated in Ba Dinh Square. The mausoleum serves as the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh (Uncle Ho), the revered leader of Vietnamese independence and the founding father of modern Vietnam. Dress respectfully and visit the mausoleum to pay homage to this iconic figure and learn about his immense role in shaping the nation. If you're lucky, you might witness the solemn and precise military honor guard ceremony. (Note: 1. The Mausoleum closes from Sep. 4 to Nov. 4 every year. 2. The surrounding sites include the Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House, and the Ho Chi Minh Museum.)

Afterward, enjoy a short walk to visit the One Pillar Pagoda. Prepare to be amazed by its distinctive shape: the main building sits atop a single stone pillar, resembling a lotus flower blossoming from a pond. Legend has it that Emperor Ly Thai Tong dreamt of receiving a son from the Buddhist goddess of mercy, Quan Am Bo Tat, on a lotus flower. The pagoda's construction served as a way to express his gratitude. Later, visit the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university and a site dedicated to Confucianism. (Optional: you can make a quick stop at the famous Hanoi Train Street for photos, if you'd like.)

This afternoon, delve into Vietnam's fascinating history at the Vietnam National Museum of History. Here, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of Vietnam's past, from prehistoric times to the 20th century, through a captivating display of artifacts. Witness ancient bronze drums, intricate ceramics, and powerful imperial regalia, each piece whispering stories of Vietnam's remarkable evolution.

Later, head to Hoan Kiem Lake, also known as Lake of the Restored Sword, a shimmering jewel in the heart of Hanoi. Take a leisurely stroll along the lake's perimeter, enjoying a view of the iconic Turtle Tower. Legend tells the tale of Emperor Le Loi returning a magical sword to a giant turtle residing in the lake, thus giving rise to the name "Lake of the Returned Sword." Afterwards, visit Ngoc Son Temple, dedicated to various Vietnamese historical figures and the revered Confucian scholar Van Xuong.

Afterward, immerse yourself in the local life of Vietnam with a unique and fun cyclo tour! For about an hour, you'll travel at a slow and leisurely pace through the iconic Old Quarter of Hanoi. A cyclo, a traditional three-wheeled bicycle taxi, will be your chariot for exploring the narrow streets. Cruise through the famed 36 Streets (each named after a specific trade) and pass by iconic landmarks like Dong Xuan Market, St. Joseph's Cathedral, and the Hanoi Opera House. This is a fantastic way to experience the Old Quarter's charming and vibrant atmosphere firsthand! Don't miss the chance to savor the delicious variety of Vietnamese street food and local dishes!

Optional Water Puppet Show: Immerse yourself in a unique Vietnamese tradition by catching a water puppet show in the late afternoon or evening! Dating back to the 11th century, these captivating performances use colorful puppets manipulated on a water stage to depict folktales and historical events. A highly-recommended venue for this experience is the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre.

Halong Bay, A UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts thousands of majestic limestone formations, sculpted by nature over millions of years. Reputed as “Guilin on the Sea”, these emerald islands rise dramatically from crystal-clear turquoise waters, creating a breathtaking seascape. Thanks to its dramatic cliffs, shimmering turquoise waters, and over 1,600 limestone islands and islets, Halong Bay is one of the most popular destinations in northern Vietnam. A cruise offers the best way to experience its unparalleled beauty.

Morning:

This morning, between 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM, the cruise company's shuttle bus will pick you up in Hanoi's Old Quarter area. Hop aboard and prepare to be whisked away on a scenic 2.5-hour drive (147 km) to stunning Halong Bay!

Upon arrival, you'll be warmly welcomed aboard with a refreshing drink. Following a quick safety briefing from the cruise manager, you can relax and savor a delicious lunch onboard.

Afternoon:

This afternoon, you’ll explore Halong Bay's dramatic karst landscape with your cruise! Different cruise companies offer various itineraries, but you might visit some of these fascinating spots and try water activities like kayaking, swimming, etc. Watch the sunset paint the karst mountains with colors.

• Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave): Discover a magnificent cave adorned with stalactites and stalagmites.
• Titop Island: Hike to the peak for breathtaking panoramic views of the bay.
• Cua Van Fishing Village: Witness the traditional way of life of local fishermen in a floating village.
• Tung Sau Pearl Farm: Learn about pearl cultivation and see these beautiful gems firsthand.
• Trinh Nu Cave (Virgin Cave): Discover a secluded cave with a unique rock formation.

Evening

This evening, indulge in a hearty dinner prepared by our talented chefs in the elegant dining room. After dinner, unwind with a variety of leisure options: join in on board games, try your hand at squid fishing, catch a night movie, or head to the bars & karaoke. Overnight onboard.

Early risers can embrace the sunrise with a Tai Chi class on the sundeck, invigorating your body and mind. Enjoy a delicious breakfast to onboard.

After breakfast, continue your exploration of Halong Bay! You can choose to participate in exciting water activities like kayaking or follow the cruise itinerary to admire the majestic limestone formations.

Later this morning, return to the cruise for a smooth check-out process at the reception. As you cruise back to the pier, savor a delightful lunch at 10:00 AM. Disembarkation will take place between 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM.

Following disembarkation, you'll be transferred back to Hanoi. Free time in Hanoi.

Welcome to Vientiane, the capital city of Laos! Upon your arrival at Wattay International Airport in Vientiane, our tour guide and driver will meet you at the exit and escort you to your hotel in downtown Vientiane. Take some time to rest and prepare for your exploration of Vientiane with your guide the following day.

Vientiane is renowned as the "Sleeping Capital" due to its more relaxed pace compared to other Southeast Asian cities. As the largest city of Laos, Vientiane is located on a plain just northeast of the Mekong River, making it the primary economic center of the country. The Mekong River plays a significant role in the daily life of Vientiane. Take a leisurely stroll along Lane Xang Avenue, where you'll find French colonial buildings adorning the street, and continue to the Mekong riverside to witness the splendid sunset over the water. Take advantage of your free time to explore Vientiane.

Free Time Ideas：
1.Patuxai Monument/Victory Gate of Vientiane (entrance fee, self-pay): This war monument (at the northeastern end of the Lane Xang Ave.), inspired by the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, offers a panoramic observation deck on the top floor. Take in breathtaking views of Vientiane city, the surrounding plains, and even catch a glimpse of Thailand across the Mekong River on a clear day. Enjoy a walk around the fountain and Patuxai Park to experience local life.
2.The Lao National Museum( To Fri. 8 AM–12 PM,1–4 PM), formerly known as the Lao Revolutionary Museum (6.4km from downtown Vientiane), offers a glimpse into Laos's history and culture.
3.Discover the vibrant Vientiane Night Market, where you can sample delicious Lao dishes and browse through a variety of handicrafts.

Laos is a Buddhist country, and its capital city, Vientiane, is steeped in history and culture, with beautiful ancient temples scattered throughout the city. Today, you will explore Vientiane's Buddhist heritage with a Temple Hop Tour, visiting Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan), Pha That Luang (a national symbol), Wat Si Muang (Temple of the City Pillar), Wat Sisaket (the oldest temple in Vientiane), and That Dam (the Black Stupa).

This morning, you can visit the Talat Sao Morning Market (optional) and immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere while browsing local goods and fresh produce. After breakfast, head to Buddha Park (25km, 1h). Buddha Park, also known as Xieng Khuan, is a unique sculpture park that showcases sculptures depicting figures from both Buddhism and Hinduism. Within the park, you will encounter over 200 giant Buddha statues in various poses, as well as Hindu deities like Indra riding a three-headed elephant. You won't miss a massive reclining Buddha that stretches an impressive 40 meters in length. The park is designed for exploration, you can follow the pathways past the diverse sculptures. There is a colossal pumpkin-shaped building (Heaven and Hell Tower), you can climb up the stairs and enjoy panoramic views. Buddha Park is also a nice spot to enjoy a view of Thailand on the other side of the Mekong River.

After that, head to Pha That Luang via a quick view of First Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge (Nong Khai-Vientiane, Thailand-Laos Border) on the way from afar. Known as the Golden Stupa, Pha That Luang is a prominent landmark in Laos and a masterpiece of Laotian architecture. This golden stupa rises about 45 meters, with a square base that tapers to a spire. It is revered as a sacred pilgrimage site for Buddhists, believed to house relics of the Buddha. As you approach the architecture, you will witness the entire tiered structure adorned with gold leaf, showcasing its radiant beauty. The monument showcases intricate carvings and sculptures, featuring naga (serpent) figures and lotus flower motifs, which carry significant cultural and religious symbolism. A visit to Pha That Luang feels like stepping back in time, especially during the That Luang Festival (Boun That Luang), Vientiane's most important Buddhist festival. Taking place on the full moon of the twelfth lunar month (Oct. or Nov.), the festival transforms Pha That Luang into the epicenter of vibrant processions and ceremonies, offering a captivating glimpse into Laotian traditions.

In the afternoon, you can take a local tuk-tuk (Optional) to Cope Visitor Centre (4km). The COPE Visitor Centre showcases the impact of unexploded ordnance (UXO) left behind from the Vietnam War and the life-changing work done by COPE (Cooperative Orthotic Prosthetic Enterprise) to assist those affected. The "COPE" sign itself is constructed from used prosthetic feet, symbolizing the utilization of recycled materials to create new limbs and the transformative impact on lives.

After that, you can go on with temple hop. By visiting Wat Si Muang, Wat Sisaket and That Dam according to your time, you will have a glimpse into the heart of Laotian Buddhism, local traditions, and Laotian culture.

Wat Si Muang, meaning "Temple of the City Pillar", derives its name from the belief that it houses the sacred city pillar (Lak Mueang) that enshrines the guardian spirit of Vientiane. According to local folklore, the temple is associated with Si Muang, a young woman who sacrificed herself to appease angry spirits and ensure the city's prosperity. Behind the temple, you can find a small statue of Si Muang. Constructed in 1563 during the reign of King Setthathirat, Wat Si Muang is regarded as one of the oldest and most revered temples in the Laotian community. When visiting, you will witness locals engaging in merit-making activities and prayers, creating a serene atmosphere. During the That Luang Festival, Wat Si Muang becomes one of the focal points of the celebrations.

If time permits, you can continue your visit by exploring Wat Sisaket, the oldest surviving temple structure in Vientiane. This temple stands out for its unique history, traditional Lao architecture, and impressive collection of over 10,000 Buddha statues. Afterward, you can hop over to That Dam (That Dam Stupa), a Black Stupa believed to date back to the 16th or 17th century, and it is believed to be protected by a powerful serpent spirit (Naga).

Overnight in Vientiane.

This morning, enjoy some free time before your guide meets you at the hotel. Then, you will head to the airport to catch your flight to Luang Prabang, the Royal Capital of Laos and a designated World Heritage Site/city.

Welcome to Luang Prabang, a historic city that once served as the capital of the Kingdom of Laos until 1975. Nestled between the Mekong River and Nam Khan River, Luang Prabang offers a picturesque setting and a delightful mix of experiences for cultural immersion, outdoor adventure, or simply a relaxing escape. Exploring the UNESCO-protected Luang Prabang Old Town, which showcases a remarkable fusion of traditional Lao architecture and structures built by the European colonial authorities in the 19th and 20th centuries. Immerse yourself in the well-preserved townscape of Luang Prabang and discover the hidden gems that await exploration.

This afternoon, you will visit the Royal Palace Museum (8-11:30am,1:30-4pm) which is 5km away from Luang Prabang International Airport. The Royal Palace Museum (National Museum) was once the residence of Laotian kings, offering you a unique opportunity to witness how the Laotian royalty lived. The palace showcases a captivating blend of French colonial and traditional Laotian architecture, reflecting the cultural influences of that era. The museum's exhibits include a wide array of religious objects, royal possessions, weapons, and everyday items, providing a fascinating glimpse into Laotian culture and history. Make sure not to miss the mirrored Throne Hall, where you can marvel at the former royal thrones and catch a glimpse of the crown jewels. Additionally, you can visit Haw Pha Bang, a nearby temple that houses the Prabang Buddha, which is a highly revered national treasure of Laos. Luang Prabang's name derives from the Prabang Buddha statue, meaning "Royal Buddha Image" in Laos.

Then, ascend Mount Phousi, located nearby (opposite Royal Palace Museum), for a breathtaking sunset experience. In addition to witnessing the sunset, Mount Phousi is a popular spot known for its panoramic views of Luang Prabang City, the Mekong River, and the Nam Khan River.

Enjoy your overnight stay in Luang Prabang, and have a good rest as you may prepare to participate in the daily alms-giving ceremony the following morning.

Free time Ideas:
Luang Prabang Night Market: Explore the vibrant stalls, indulge in street food, and uncover the secrets of Lao cuisine. Immerse yourself in the dazzling array of handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs that the market has to offer.

Luang Prabang is renowned for its abundance of Buddhist temples and monasteries. This morning, you will rise early for an alms-giving ceremony. The daily alms-giving ceremony in Luang Prabang provides a fascinating insight into Laotian Buddhism. This serene and peaceful ceremony takes place at dawn, usually around 5 am to 6:15 am, coinciding with sunrise. By offering food to the monks, believers aim to accumulate merit, which is believed to bring them good karma and improve their future lives. Observing the procession of saffron-clad monks silently collecting alms offers a glimpse into the spiritual life of Laos, showcasing a centuries-old tradition that remains an integral part of Laotian culture. During the ceremony, you may encounter locals dressed in traditional clothing, and you'll witness the town coming alive as the sun rises.

Warm Tips:
1.Before the ceremony, you can purchase offerings, usually sticky rice, from vendors and participate by offering food to the monks.
2.It is important to dress modestly and follow the lead of the locals when offering alms. Show respect throughout the ceremony.

Then, venture to the nearby Morning Market in Luang Prabang (open from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM) to experience breakfast like the locals do. The market is a haven for trying delicious and unique Lao dishes. Indulge in pre-cooked snacks such as sticky rice, grilled meats, and noodle soups, allowing yourself to savor the flavors of the region.

After that, head to Kuang Si Waterfalls (30 km, 1h). Kuang Si Waterfalls (Kuang Xi Falls, Little Jiuzhaigou) is a must-visit place in Laos to enjoy an outdoor adventure (family-friendly) due to its multi-tiered cascade and swimmable natural pools. The turquoise-blue water flows over limestone rocks, creating a series of turquoise pools and waterfalls. The visual beauty of the cascading water and the surrounding lush jungle is a sight to behold. Several of the pristine pools at the base of the waterfalls are shallow enough for swimming (Bring your Swimsuit). Take a refreshing dip in the cool water on a hot Laotian day. The area surrounding the waterfalls offers opportunities for a nature hike through the lush jungle. Keep an eye out for local birds and other wildlife.

Also, if time permits, you can visit the Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre (optional) located at the foot of the Kuang Si Waterfalls. At the rescue center, you can learn about Asiatic black bears and the ongoing efforts in bear conservation.

In the afternoon, back to Luang Prabang Old Town and pay a visit to Wat Xieng Thong. Wat Xieng Thong is a must-visit Buddhist temple in Luang Prabang. It is known for its Laotian design, featuring a sweeping two-tiered roof, intricate carvings, and colorful mosaics. One of the most captivating sights within Wat Xieng Thong is the "Tree of Life" mural displayed on the rear wall of the main chapel. This intricate artwork depicts Buddhist cosmology and the cycle of rebirth. Formerly the royal temple, Wat Xieng Thong was built in the 16th century by King Setthathirath and served as the coronation site for Lao kings. The temple houses several national treasures, including a beautiful Phrabang (a sacred Buddha statue) and the iconic "Sim" (chapel), renowned for its ornately decorated doors. Don't forget to explore the Red Chapel, a smaller structure within the temple complex, which houses a rare reclining black Buddha statue.

After that, you can take a boat cruise (optional) on the Mekong River for sunset and enjoy a scenic perspective from the water. Following the cruise, savor a delightful dinner near the river before returning to your hotel.

If time permit, you can add one day for the Luang Prabang Excursions:
1.Half-day Tour to Pak Ou Caves: Accessible by boat, these caves house thousands of Buddha statues in various sizes and styles.
2.Half-day Laos Ethnic Handicraft Workshops: Visit the Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre (TAEC Museum; closed on Mondays) to gain insights into the lives and cultures of Laotian ethnic minorities, including Hmong, Tai Lue, and more. Explore permanent and special exhibitions displaying artifacts, textiles, and objects that depict the traditions, lifestyles, and customs of Laos' diverse ethnic groups.
3.Full-day Elephant Sanctuary Tour with Cooking Class: Meet the Giant Gentel at a Elephant Sanctuary. Laos is famed as the Land of a Million Elephant, visiting the giants is a must-do. Enjoy the Laos Dishes cooked by yourself.
4.Day Tour at the Living Land Rice Farm: You'll gain a deeper appreciation for Laotian culture, tradition, and the importance of rice agriculture. It's a memorable and enriching experience that will leave you with a newfound understanding of rural life in Laos.

It is time to end your 12-day Vietnam Laos tour. You will have some free time in Luang Prabang and explore more on your own till your guide or driver escorts you to the airport for your flight to your next destination.

Extension Ideas:
1.If you prefer to travel longer in Laos, you can extend your trip to other highlighted parts of Laos, such as Vang Vieng, Pakse.
2.If you plan to continue exploring neighboring countries in Southeast Asia or Asia, such as Cambodia, Thailand, or China, don't hesitate to let us know. We can customize your itinerary and assist with travel arrangements.

Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel (AOT) for your Asia tour, and we are always here working for you and hope to see you again for your next trip to Asia. Safe journey!