Circuit Vietnam and Cambodia from Bangkok
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- En régimen de according to the program
- 18 Days / 16 Nights
- TAX INCLUDED
2820 €Per person
Itinerario
Day 1: Madrid - Bangkok. We get going
Presentation at the airport. Check-in and boarding procedures on a direct regular flight with the Iberojet company to Bangkok. Night on board.
Day 2: Arrival in Bangkok and visit the Temples
Arrival in Bangkok. Transfer with Spanish-speaking guide from the airport to the hotel. Half-day visit to the most important temples in Bangkok: Wat Trimitr, an ancient temple whose golden exterior houses the largest solid gold Buddha statue in the world. With a weight of 5.5 tons and a height of 3 meters. Passing through China Town, we continue to Wat Pho, the large royal temple complex that houses a 46-meter-long Reclining Buddha and the chedis (tombs) of the kings. One of the oldest temples in Bangkok, Wat Pho, was declared a royal monastery during the reign of King Rama I. We finished the tour by visiting the Marble Temple. Return to the hotel and accommodation.
Day 3: Free day in Bangkok
Free day to explore the city or hire one of our optional excursions. Take advantage of your stay in this incredible city to see its impressive temples, try its cuisine and explore its markets. Accommodation.
Day 4: Bangkok - Hanoi
Breakfast. Transfer to Bangkok airport and departure on the flight to Hanoi in the morning. Meeting upon arrival at Hanoi International Airport and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation in Hanoi.
Note: All clients arriving at Hanoi Airport, International Arrival Hall (T2) please proceed outside the airport to Pillar 15, where guides and drivers will be waiting for you.
Day 5: Hanoi full day visit
Breakfast at the hotel and pick-up at the time indicated by our representatives. In the morning we will visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (the exterior) and the “One Pillar Pagoda”. Lunch in a traditional restaurant. In the afternoon visit to the Temple of Literature. The Temple of Van Mieu, or Temple of Literature, was created in honor of Confucius, back in the year 1070, and was the headquarters of the first university in Vietnam, where princes and high-born young people studied. Panoramic walk through Hanoi's old quarter. A fascinating network of narrow streets and shop-houses, also known as “the 36 streets” where each street has the name of the product it sold, fabrics, crafts, medicines and tombstones. A paradise for craft lovers and an endlessly interesting place to explore local life. Visit of Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple. We will also enjoy the famous “Water Puppet Show”, an ancient Vietnamese art where everyday scenes from ancient Vietnam are represented, using puppets in an aquatic environment, accompanied by traditional Vietnamese music and chants. We will stop at a cafe hidden in an alley in the old town of Hanoi to try typical Vietnamese coffee, it is quite strong but very aromatic and is served alone or with condensed milk. We can also try local beer, all seasoned with some local snacks. Feel like another Vietnamese sharing moments like this. Accommodation.
Day 6: Hanoi - Ha Long Bay
Breakfast. At the indicated time, pick up at our hotel to leave for Ha Long. We drive to Ha Long (160 km, about 4 hours by normal road) for an evening cruise. We board at noon and have lunch on the boat. We will discover Ha Long Bay “The Dragon descending into the sea” as it is known in Vietnamese, recognized as a new world heritage site of exceptional natural beauty. The picturesque Ha Long Bay has more than 3,000 limestone islets rising from emerald water, many of them containing beautiful grottoes. Dinner and accommodation on board.
Note: our guide will not board with us during the cruise.
The itinerary is subject to weather conditions and may be subject to change.
Day 7: Ha Long – Da Nang – Hoi An
Before breakfast we will begin with a Tai Chi practice on the deck while we watch the sunrise. Breakfast on board and we continue with the cruise program and return to the pier before noon. After disembarking we will go directly to Noi Bai airport to take the flight to Da Nang. Arrival in Da Nang, meeting our guide and transfer to the hotel in Hoi An. Accommodation at the hotel and rest of the day at leisure.
Day 8: Hoi An
Breakfast at the hotel. Discover the historic city that used to be a prosperous port city during the 16th to 18th centuries. Its large community of foreigners translated into a unique architectural style with Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese influences. Visit Phuc Kien Hall, Japanese Covered Bridge, Tan Ky Old House and silk workshop. Lunch in a traditional restaurant.
In the afternoon we will have free time to walk around the city and enjoy visiting the typical shops, take the opportunity to make some typical Vietnamese or Western clothing, spend the afternoon in a cafe or rest on the beaches or hotel facilities. Accommodation at the hotel.
Day 9: Hoi An – Da Nang – Hue
Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will leave for Da Nang. Upon arrival in Da Nang we will visit the Cham Museum. Travel to Hue via Hai Van Pass, the cloud pass. We will enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant. Arrival in Hue and we continue with the visit to the Imperial Citadel and we stop at the Dong Ba market to enjoy local products. Registration and accommodation at the hotel in Hue.
Day 10: Hue – Ho Chi Minh City
Breakfast at the hotel. Boat ride on the Perfume River and visit the Thien Mu Pagoda. We continue with the visit to the tomb of Tu Duc. We headed by bicycle to one of the authentic villages with traditional house-garden style houses. We will have the possibility to see the agricultural activities of the villagers. Our visit includes a foot bath with medicinal herbs. Traditional lunch at the home of a village family. Transfer to Hue airport for the flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, meeting our guide and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel.
Day 11: Ho Chi Minh – Cu Chi Tunnel – Ho Chi Minh City
Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will go out to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, an impressive complex of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam War and then return to Ho Chi Minh City. Lunch in a traditional restaurant. In the afternoon we take a sightseeing tour that includes the War Remnants Museum, the Central Post Office, an external visit to the Reunification Palace (former Presidential Palace) and a panoramic walk along Cong Kieu Street, a paradise for craft lovers and an endlessly interesting place to explore local life. It is also possible to stop at Ben Thanh market, the largest and most colorful market in the city. Accommodation at the hotel.
Day 12: Ho Chi Minh City – Siem Reap
Buffet breakfast at the hotel and transfer to the airport for the flight to Siem Reap (Cambodia). Upon arrival and after the visa process at the airport, welcome by the guide and transfer to the hotel for check-in. Accommodation in Siem Reap.
Day 13: Siem Reap
Breakfast at hotel. No trip to Cambodia is complete without exploring the iconic Angkor Wat temple, and this full-day tour introduces us to the top jewels of Cambodia's temple-studded crown. From the hotel, we will go to the Angkor Archaeological Park to go directly to the ancient capital of Angkor Thom. We'll start at the impressive South Gate before heading to Bayon and its 216 giant smiling faces carved in stone. Next, we will visit Baphoun, from the 11th century, the Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King, Phimenanakas and the Royal Enclosure. After lunch at a local restaurant, we'll explore Ta Prohm, built in the late 12th century by King Jayavarman VII. Its mystery captivates the imagination of visitors, with parts that seem swallowed up by the gigantic roots of the ancient trees that provide shade. Our last stop is Angkor Wat. The former capital of the Khmer Empire, the largest religious structure in the world houses a complex of Hindu temples, baths, a library and other ruined structures. Accommodation.
Note: Visitors must have their knees and shoulders covered in all sacred sites.
Day 14: Siem Reap
Breakfast at hotel. We begin the visit in Kampong Pluk to navigate the Tonlé Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. We will observe floating villages located in an extensive body of water 250 km long and 100 km wide. We will see first-hand how these aquatic communities develop in their daily lives, such as children who attend floating schools and locals who eat in establishments suspended over the water.
We will have lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, we will continue our journey to Les Artisans D'Angkor, an arts and crafts school that promotes traditional craft techniques, including wood and stone carving and stone patina work. Today's excursion offers a glimpse of a unique way of life in an idyllic region of the country and the last stop will be the local market. Accommodation in Siem Reap.
Day 15: Siem Reap - Bangkok
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Siem Reap airport and flight to Bangkok. Arrival and transfer to the hotel in Bangkok. Accommodation.
Day 16: Bangkok - Madrid
Breakfast. Rest of the day free. At the agreed time transfer to the airport to take a return flight. Night on board.
Day 17: Madrid
Arrival to Madrid. End of trip and our services.
Included
• Accommodation in planned hotels or similar
• Indicated visits, including entrance fees, with local Spanish-speaking guides.
• Airport - hotel - airport transfers
• Travel assistance insurance
• Flight Madrid - Bangkok - Madrid with the airline Iberojet
Not included
• Entry visa to Cambodia not included. It can be processed at the airport upon arrival in Cambodia or before traveling through the website: https://www.evisa.gov.kh/
• Notes: Our guide will not board with us during the Ha Long Bay cruise.
Notes
Hotels
Expected Hotels or similar:
Furama Silom Hotel 4*
Novotel Saigon Centre-Ho chi Minh 4*
Thien Thai Hotel 4*
Little Hoi An Central 4*
Moonlight Hotel Superior
Memoire Siem Reap Hotel. 4*
Destination information
Bangkok
Its location on the banks of the Chao Phraya River will feature historically made extensive canal system, which made it known as the Venice of the East or the Venice of the East. Another name determined to Bangkok at its founding was the City of Angels.
The city has a population of 6,355,144 inhabitants while the area of great Bangkok has 11,971,000 inhabitants (as of January 2008). This, in turn, has changed the country as it has gone from being a rather homogeneous Thai population to an increasingly vibrant mix of Western, with groups from India and China, giving the city a cosmopolitan status.
Bangkok has a tropical dry climate in the Koppen climate classification. The highest temperature recorded in the city was 40 ° C in May 1983, while the lowest recorded was in January 1955, when it registered 9.9 ° C.
Thailand is one of the hottest tourist destinations today and Bangkok, as capital is, is a must on any trip.
Bangkok is one of the most westernized Asian cities and in the Thai capital can enjoy such exotic environments as diverse and even sometimes mutually contradictory.
You will enjoy also, traveling hundreds of markets that invade the city, sipping their spicy culinary specialties or visiting some of its many and colorful temples. Dare to miss its bustling, chaotic streets and enjoy the friendliness of its people.
The colors and smells of Bangkok will last in your memory.
General information:
- Language: Thai
- Telephone: +66
- Internet domain:. Th
- Offset: The official time throughout Thailand is GMT +7. Regarding Spain are 5 hours in summer and 6 hours in winter.
- Documentation: Citizens of most European or American countries can enter Thailand without a visa for stays under 30 days. You must have a passport with a minimum validity of six months.
- Official currency: Bath (THB)
- Jacks and electricity: In most hotels plugs are mixed European American plane and round. No adapter needed.
- Fees: No
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
La pequeña y agradable capital de Vietnam, Hanoi, se encuentra en el corazón del delta del Río Rojo, y es una ciudad llena de lagos, bulevares y parques con cierto aire colonial francés. Fue fundada en el año 1010, pero no fue hasta 1954 cuando se convirtió en capital del país. Hoy en día, los edificios antiguos del siglo XI se hallan dispersos entre las grandes residencias coloniales francesas. Las calles del casco viejo preservan costumbres milenarias, donde sus tiendas parecen sacadas de algunos cientos de años atrás. Templos, pagodas y otros monumentos reflejan el carácter histórico de Vietnam. Pero, a pesar de este carácter histórico, Hanoi es una ciudad modesta y encantadora, mucho menos desarrollada que Ho Chi Minh, más al sur. Hanoi ha conservado el gusto por lo antiguo, con esa neblina que se levanta cada mañana y la sume en un misterio de leyenda. Las calles están llenas de actividad. Turistas a pie o en bicicleta, vendedores ambulantes, artistas callejeros y títeres. Hanoi es un lugar por descubrir.
Vietnam es un país del sudeste asiático de clima tropical, eso significa que Vietnam tiene 2 estaciones climáticas: la estación seca y la estación lluviosa.
Aunque la temperatura es estable a lo largo del año y rara vez baja de los 24º, existen regiones altas de Vietnam, como por ejemplo Sapa, donde hace más frio incluso alguna vez ha nevado.
Con el paso del tiempo Vietnam ha dejado de ser una guerra para convertirse en un destino turístico en alza. Los viajeros que opten por visitar Vietnam tienen muchas opciones y combinaciones turísticas, desde circuitos Vietnam - Camboya - Laos - Tailandia, como tours turísticos únicamente por Vietnam.
Informaciones Importantes (Vietnam)
- Visado: Existen dos tipos de Visado para Vietnam:
• Visado a Vietnam en el aeropuerto (conocido como visado on arrival, visado a la llegada y también como landing visa).
• Visado a Vietnam desde la Embajada de Vietnam en Madrid
- Voltaje y electricidad: La corriente eléctrica en Vietnam tiene un voltaje de 220v / 50hz.
- Enchufe: Europeo (clavijas de toma de corriente redondeadas)
Hoian
En el siglo I, la ciudad disponía del mayor puerto del sureste asiático. Se la conocía como Lam Ap Pho (Ciudad de Champa).
Hoi An es uno de los destinos más visitados de Vietnam y eso se nota en sus calles plagadas de turistas, restaurantes y tiendas de souvenirs. Aun así, la ciudad conserva todo su antiguo encanto y vale la pena dedicarle, al menos, un par de días.
La ciudad es Patrimonio de la Humanidad y su centro histórico luce edificios centenarios, muchos de ellos construidos por antiguos comerciantes chinos. El puerto de Hoi An fue uno de los más activos del país hasta bien entrado el siglo XIX y concentró el tráfico de mercancías con los países vecinos. Incluso los primeros barcos europeos que llegaron a Vietnam, desembarcaron en Hoi An.
Lo mejor es pasear sin prisas por el relajante centro histórico de Hoi An, que por las tardes se cierra al tráfico motorizado, un respiro después del caótico tráfico que inunda todas las ciudades del país.
Hay muchas casas antiguas, pequeños museos, templos y centros de artesanía que se pueden visitar comprando una entrada en la oficina de turismo por 90.000 dongs (3,5 euros). Esa entrada permite acceder a cinco lugares de los más de 30 que están abiertos al público.
El pintoresco Puente Japonés, una construcción de madera del siglo XVI, es uno de los símbolos de Hoi An y, seguramente, el monumento más fotografiado de la ciudad. La ribera del río Thu Bon, con sus barcas amarradas, y el Mercado Central son otros lugares destacados.
Hue
Antigua capital imperial donde la extensión y el estilo de su ciudad imperial eran similares a la Ciudad Prohibida de Pekin. En la actualidad es una ciudad llena de vida, recorrida por el río Sông Huong o río Perfume.
La provincia tiene un clima principalmente tropical con la fuerte influencia del monzón. Las condiciones climáticas varian durante todo el año, según las cuatro estaciones del año. Es caliente en la primavera, caliente en verano, refresca durante otoño y frío en invierno.
En el margen del río Perfume hay numerosos palacios, que fueron construidos como terraplenes defensivos con un arco y una longitud del 11 Km. Estas construcciones valiosas incluyen más de 100 trabajos arquitectónicos que reflejan la vida de los emperadores y los mandarines de la dinastía de los Nguyen. Se sitúan en el centro de colinas en el margen meridional del río perfume, las tumbas son muy hermosas y pertenecen a los reyes de Nguyen.
Hue es también un centro importante de Budismo. Está rodeada por pagodas construidas hace 300 años.
Siem Reap
It is the capital of the province of Siem Reap and is located at the heart of the province to step National Highway 6, which connects the capital, Phnom Penh and Kampong Thom to Sisophon. Part of there National Highway 12 which goes towards the north (Preah Vihear Province). 8 km to the north lies the ancient sacred city of Angkor, the epicenter of the Khmer Empire and primarily responsible for making the city the most visited Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia instead.
The city, presented as a pole of international tourism, has all the infrastructure for it. It also has the second national areopuerto, Siem Reap Airport, which has daily flights to Phnom Penh and Bangkok and eventually to other Asian capitals.
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Flight DATA
| Date | Deperture | Term. | Arrival | Term. |
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| 10/10/2024 | 15:00 | 08:45 (+1) |
| Date | Deperture | Term. | Arrival | Term. |
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| 26/10/2024 | 23:55 | 07:55 (+1) |
The Flight schedule will be definite after confirming your reservation
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