Southeast Asia is perfect for you if you are a culture enthusiast, love exploring stunning beaches, and want to experience diversity.

The treasures of Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, have got it all, whether it is the most beautiful beaches or majestic hills. They are everything you want on a holiday. Furthermore, their affordability makes them the best holiday destinations, and you can easily explore these countries without breaking the bank.

This blog will help you develop a perfect itinerary for a holiday to Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. So, pack your bags and get ready.

3-week itinerary for Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos

Week 1: Vietnam

●     Ho Chi Minh City

It is the economic center of Vietnam and a frenzied hub of activity located in the south of the country. The vast metropolis, once known as Saigon, strikes a mix between modern flair and Vietnamese history.

Ho Chi Minh City is one of the liveliest places in Southeast Asia. It has a blend of polished skyscrapers and French colonial buildings. This means you can enjoy malls and bars and explore ancient ambiance in churches and museums.

●     Hoi An

Hoi An town, in Quang Nam Province of Central Vietnam, has grown to be one of the most well-liked tourist destinations because of its tranquility and old charm. In the past, this town served as a major trading port for Southeast Asia.

It is a collection of several temples, pagodas, and historic homes with a unique mark, making it different from other locations in Vietnam. Hoi An is well known for its street cuisine in addition to its architecture.

●     Hanoi

Hanoi is one of the world’s oldest capitals, situated on the banks of the Red River.

You will discover streets in the heart of the Vietnamese capital where well-preserved historic pagodas, colonial buildings, and museums stand tall. This French colonial city is known for its exciting nightlife, local food, and unusual handicrafts, making it a must-visit city on your holidays to Vietnam.

It is also an exciting destination to explore and go sightseeing on foot. The city is home to a diverse population with elements of French, Chinese, and Russian culture.

Week 2: Laos

●     Luang Prabang

You can start your holidays to Laos by visiting Luang Prabang.

The Laotian city of Luang Prabang, which stands for the “Royal Image of Buddha,” is a land of faith, custom, and nature. Due to its remarkable natural beauty, which adds to its quiet and unspoiled appeal, more than half its locations are included as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

You can do innumerable things in Luang Prabang, like visit Kuang Si Waterfalls, explore the royal museum palace, witness tak bat, try lao beer and food, and much more.

●     Pakse

Pakse is Champasak’s provincial capital, located in Southern Laos. Pakse offers much more than a relaxing transition between your travels.

Monks gather alms before dawn at the city’s central Wat Luang, a Buddhist monastery with ornate decorations. Through exhibitions of jewelry, textiles, and musical instruments, the Champasak Historical Heritage Museum demonstrates the area’s cultural heritage. You can also witness French colonial architecture, notably in the historic district next to the Xe Don River.

●     Attapeu

Attapue is regarded as Southern Laos’ last frontier. It is located in the Sekong River valley and is bordered to the west by Champasak province, to the north by Sekong province, to the south by Cambodia, and the east by Vietnam. The “land of heroism” was its nickname. You can explore many natural wonders here, including some mesmerizing waterfalls and national parks.

Then, you can make your way toward Cambodia.

Week 3: Cambodia

●     Siem Reap

In the northwest of Cambodia, a little over 300 kilometers from Phnom Penh, is the city of Siem Reap.

Siem Reap is the best place to start your exploration of Angkor Wat on your holidays to Cambodia. This temple complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is often crowded with tourists, yet the surroundings and ruins are nonetheless stunning to view.

You can also visit one of the largest lakes in Southeast Asia, Tonlé Sap, which is nearby Siem Reap. You can board a boat in a floating village and cruise by the log homes. Pub Street overwhelms all of your senses with its flashing neon signs, food sellers, and music bursting from every open door. However, you would regret missing an evening in this vibrant, frenetic, contagious hotspot.

●     Battambang

Battambang is located in Northwest Cambodia. The town’s architecture bears a noticeable French influence, giving it a charming colonial appearance. The nearby village life, which is only accessible by motorbike, jeep, or boat, is the real perk.

●     Phnom Penh

The capital of Cambodia is Phnom Penh, a stunning metropolis in Southeast Asia. Phnom Penh has many things to do because of its fascinating pre- and post-colonial history as the capital of the French colony of Manchuria and Cambodia.

You can visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, the Royal Palace and silver pagoda, Phsar Thmey Market, and Ta Prohm Temple and witness the nightlife of Cambodia.

●     Sihanoukville

Many people know Sihanoukville as the starting point for peaceful islands like Koh Rong Samleom, Koh Rong, and Koh Dek Koul. 

Sihanoukville, roughly a 5-hour drive from Phnom Penh, the country’s capital, is quickly becoming a must-see tourist destination in South East Asia. It is a favorite among travelers because of the incredible variety of foreign cuisine, beautiful beaches, affordable lodging, and wild nightlife.

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