Discover Treasure of Thailand and Vietnam 15 days

Bangkok seamlessly has a combination of the old and the new. Wandering around the city, you can easily see the giant Buddha images awaiting in the ancient temple, Khmer-style temples with the steep steps, as well as the sculpted jade and gold illustrating the riches of the past.

On your second day in Bangkok, you will visit most of the highlights here including the opulent Grand Palace, sacred Wat Phra Kaew Temple, the Buddhist temple complex Wat Pho, and the stunning War Arun Temple which derives its name from the Hindu god Aruna, often personified as the radiations of the rising sun.

Then on the third day, you will discover the modern side to Bangkok such as the luxury malls, iconic building, and vibrant streets that Bangkok is becoming famous for. There are so many things for you to do: enjoying lunch on the 20th floor with stunning views over everything, exploring a colonial era at the Jim Thompson House. When night falls, this city really goes alive and offers you so much fun. Let's stroll around the Chinatown, visit one of the night markets and buy some fascinating souvenirs, or join a tour through the bustle of Old Bangkok at dusk.

Please note that, over these two days, you will have a private tour guide and a flexible itinerary. There are some other options for you such as glide down the Chap Phraya River, take a city tour on a tuk-tuk, visit a floating market, or visit Ayutthaya on a day trip.
With a gôd guide, Bangkok can be what you want it to be

Located in the Gulf of Thailand off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus, Koh Samui is an ideal place to escape the world as half the island remains pristine and immensely tranquil. Having an airport, Koh Samui can be reached easily without having to travel on the local speed boat. You will stay and relax in a luxury resort hidden away in the lesser-developed and tucked between a quiet beach ad thick jungle escarpment. People love Koh Samui because it has always kept laid-back feels, especially in comparison to nearby Phagan or larger Phu Ket

The next couple of days in Koh Samui, immerse yourself in the warm and tranquil water. Then, stroll around the palm-fringed beach and discover coconut groves and dense at your leisure. You can also go snorkeling, go gỏ a lively evening on the busier side of Koh Samui.

Today, you will leave Thailand for Vietnam. Start your discovery of Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City which will fully energize you with its colorful culture. Like in Bangkok, your itinerary is flexible and is customized to your mood by your tour guide.
On the first day, it can be hard to ignore the French Colonial Landmarks. So take a journey to Notre-Dame Cathedral, Saigon Central Post Offices, Saigon Opera House, and Ben Thanh Market. Then, spend your time to learn more about Vietnam during the war with a visit to the War Remnant Museum.

On the next day, you will visit Cu Chi Tunnel, which takes you into the secret underground network used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam-America War.

Hoi An - the World Culture & Heritage Site will impress you n all the sense. Widely known for the tranquil atmosphere, the mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, Hoi An Ancient Town takes you back in time. Crossing the Japanese Covered Bridge to visit Precious Heritage Museum which showcases a history that came long before the French. Spend your time talking with some artists in small galleries, as Hoi An is the heart of the country's art scene.

This soulful is a place to explore on foot or by cyclo. A local guide will show you around the city, savor some of the best Vietnamese cuisines, absorb the atmosphere, admire the ancient street lit up with beautiful lanterns, or join a cooking class.

You can also take a tour of the surroundings to experience the local lives. There are many activities for you to choose such as visit the Tra Que Village, take a boat tour Bay Mau Coconut Forest, try being a farmer and fisher for half-day, and even join the crazy boat dance in the river. Hoi An also has some beautiful beaches with tiny fishing villages namely An Bang Beach and Cua Dai Beach

Completely with Hoian, Hanoi is crowded and bustle. Hanoi has a mix of the old and the new, the West and the East culture, the busy and the quiet. Hanoi is home to crowded alleyways leading to tiny cafes and ambient restaurant. Motorcycles pip as if creating an orchestral soundtrack, but then you escape the noise by walking around Hoan Kiem Lake to the Temple of the Jade Mountain. If you seek for history, let's visit Ba Dinh Square, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Hoa Lo Prison, and Thang Long Citadel. If you'd love to discover more about Vietnamese culture, don't forget to visit Temple of Literature, Tran Quoc Pagoda, One Pillar Pagoda, and Vietnam Fine Art Museum. Fulfill your trip with some of the best Vietnamese cuisines such as Pho, Bun Cha, and egg coffee.

Wake up to the gentle lapping of the water against the boat and as the first rays of the sun announce a new day. Before enjoying breakfast have cookies and tea and then try the Vovinam session on the sundeck as the sun rises over Bai Tu Long Bay. Visit Vung Vieng fishing village, the famous pearl-growing village, to view the fishing tanks of the local people. Proceed to Vung Vieng floating village to board bamboo boats so the locals can row you around their village and oyster pearl farming plots. Return to the mother boat by speedboat/tender. Return to the cruise by tender and Arrange the luggage and check out. After brunch on board, you will come back to Hanoi

There is no activity designed for today. Free at leisure discover the city before being transfer to the airport for the departure flight