
Angkor Wat & Icons of Southeast Asia
Payment plans are available and
deposits as low as $200
From electric Bangkok to the astonishing ruins of Angkor Wat, then seven nights on an exclusive river charter through rural Cambodia and Vietnam.
Regarded as the Mother of Waters, the Mekong River is a nurturing source of life and sustenance for millions who live along its banks. Begin in bustling, electric Bangkok before continuing to Cambodia to see the astonishing ruins of Angkor Wat. Then join an exclusively chartered cruise through the lower reaches of the Mekong in Cambodia and Vietnam, exploring rural villages little visited by Western travellers and encountering history in Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon.

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