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Embark on a 15-day Indochina tour of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, travel into the heart and soul of Indochina.

You'll begin your trip in the dreamy clutches of Hanoi, a modern yet ancient city, and sail on amazing Halong Bay with over 3000 mountainous lush green islands jutting out the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. You'll then head to the Imperial city of Hue for your fix of grand temples, royal tombs and palaces.

For an equally enrapturing experience, you'll visit Hoi An and allow yourself to be seduced by the charm that oozes through the ancient city and gets swept away in the fun-loving charisma of its inhabitants. You'll then explore in Vietnam's south, cruise the Mekong Delta and discover some of the islands.

You'll immerse yourself in the cultures of Cambodia and Laos through these beautiful countries and explore the incredible Angkor complex and pay your respects with a visit to the Wat Thmei Pagoda (Killing Fields). Then, you'll head to Laos and tour the breathtaking scenery around Luang Prabang before finishing up in the atmospheric city of Vientiane.

Combining the highlights of three countries, this Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos tour will open your eyes to the delights of Indochina and leave you awe-struck by these magical locations.

The allure of Southeast Asia is in the unexpected blend of stunning pagodas and romantic colonial architecture; the colourful cacophony of market streets where silks and silver are sold next to cilantro and roasted fish; and the terraced rice fields and timeless villages.

Experience Indochina on a unique 16-day adventure that adapts your activities to best fit each location as you travel to three of some of the most fascinating countries on a Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos tour.

This 5-day classic Luang Prabang and Vientiane tour takes you through its ancient temples, charms and never fading traditions!

Start off in Luang Prabang, where nature calls and traditions are held close to the heart, explore the temples, caves and waterfalls that surround the city and embrace its relaxing atmosphere. With Vientiane being the capital city of Laos and the economic centre of the country, the city still keeping its culture and traditions at bay with stunning and fascinating temples and landmarks.

The classic 4-day tour in Luang Prabang offering you some of the best attractions, never fading traditions create a luring sense of calm in this quiet city.

Explore the old streets lined with teak wood houses that now occupy boutique shops and restaurants and learn about the amazing initiatives and creative projects that can be found here. Highlights of this trip include a scenic cruise along the legendary Mekong River and the exciting Kuang Si waterfalls where you can climb, walk and swim to explore!

Northern Laos is famous for its beautiful mountainous landscapes and hill tribe villages and this unique eight-day road trip takes you along the most famous route from Vientiane to Vang Vieng, Xieng Khuang and Luang Prabang.

You'll have many opportunities to admire the scenery, visit the local villages, learn about their culture and mysteries, engage in exciting water activities, see the must-see spots and more! This is an unforgettable Laos road trip.

This 10-day Laos itinerary takes you from the UNESCO World Heritage city of Luang Prabang through the remote mountains to the Plain of Jars at Xieng Khouang.

A highlight of your trip will be in Vang Vieng, a hot-spot for backpackers looking to see the beauty of Laos, and a haven for the adventurous, surrounded by limestone karsts. Then it’s onto the capital of Laos, Vientiane where you'll get in touch with Laos' history in this sleepy capital.

This easy-going trip quickly shows you why Laos is one of the most understated countries in Southeast Asia!

This week-long trip is a wonderful option for those coming from Northern Thailand. Beginning in Chiang Rai, this trip allows easy access to remote areas in northern Laos. Over seven days or more, you will discover the stunning diversity that is Laos!

Dense forests, remote villages, grand ancient temples and historic colonial cities await you in northern Laos. There are lots of options for daily activities from trekking to visiting local villages.

The trip will come to an end in Luang Prabang where you can relax and take in this magnificent UNESCO World Heritage City.

Explore the intoxicating mix of old and new that is Vientiane.

Visit sacred pagodas where locals have gathered to pray for hundreds of years and wander through a sprawling garden of modern Buddha statues. Witness the deft skills of Lao craftsmen using techniques passed down through the generations and learn about the horrible toll that modern warfare has taken on the country at the COPE centre, all while sampling the evolving food scene in the city.

This Luang Prabang tour is a great option for those with only a few days to explore!

Discover the city and its surroundings, dotted with the magnificent dragon-ornamented temples standing proud throughout the city.

Take a boat trip along the Nam Ou River. to explore Pak Ou Caves and visit the multi-tiered Kuang Si Waterfall with its astouning azure pools. Indulge in Laotian culture and the sense of old-world charm that surrounds you, creating unforgettable memories.

This program is specially designed for active travelers, if you can climb up four floors without taking a break, you can do this tour without problem.

Begin your Laos adventure in Luang Prabang where you can cycle between temples, museums, and artisan villages. Take a jungle hike to a waterfall, visit a cave filled with Buddha images, then head out of town to an idyllic off-the-grid location where you’ll take a day trek in Muong Ngoi.

In the south, explore coffee plantations and mist-shrouded waterfalls on the Bolaven Plateau, then visit the Vat Phou temple ruins before taking some time to relax in the 4,000 islands region, cycling around the islands and viewing the region’s largest waterfall, Khone Phapheng with the added opportunity of seeing the Irrawaddy dolphins.

Breathe the mist by stunning waterfalls on Bolaven Plateau, explore the picturesque ruins of Vat Phou and gaze over the mighty Mekong River currents, meandering your way through the famed 4,000 Islands in search of waterfalls that are the only thing stopping the Mekong being the channel between China and Vietnam.

This whistle-stop southern Laos itinerary will captivate you with its beauty in moments, particularly at sunset.

This Southern Laos tour is a real treat; pass through beautiful countryside and laze around in the southern heat to get a feel for the slower pace of life.

You'll visit ea and coffee plantations, and stay at one to explore the cooler climate of the Bolaven Plateau and visit many magnificent waterfalls, following the route along the banks of the Mekong River along quiet roads. Get closer to the Cambodian border by island-hopping through the 4000 Islands for a trip you won’t forget!

On this Laos tour, discover rich culture, visit colourful cities and meet friendly locals.

Your overland journey moves at a slower pace to uncover the beauty of the places in between Luang Prabang and Vientiane. Insightful excursions and outdoor adventures are balanced with free time to relax and enjoy the scenery of the most beautiful part of Laos.

Luang Prabang, the cultural capital of Laos, lures travellers to this World Heritage city with its ancient and charming downtown streets and glittering pagodas.

On this Luang Prabang itinerary, discover a kaleidoscope of colourful hill tribes, stunning natural landscapes and mystical caves. Be immersed in a land deeply tied to tradition and enchanted by the gentle Laos people.

Embark on this road trip finishing with a Luang Prabang trip, an ancient city, is not only famous for its charm, its never-fading traditions, it is also famous for its beautiful nature.

On this 7-day tour, you have the chance to experience the most iconic locations of Laos, Vientiane, Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang. Your trip takes you from temples to stunning natural locations, exploring caves, going tubing and on some bumpy journeys, stopping at villages to get to know a more rural side of life.