Today you will embark on a full day tour to discover  renowned history. Toward the beginning of the day, visit the monumental marble structure lodging the Ho Chi Minh catacomb (Closed ON MONDAYS and FRIDAYS) before moving on to his wooden brace house and the One Support Point Pagoda. You will then explore the principal college of Vietnam, the Sanctuary of Writing, which is pervaded with the significant ways of thinking of Confucianism. Early evening, visit the Hoan Kiem Lake, the Ngoc Child Sanctuary, and an old Vietnamese "long house". A one-hour cyclo visit through Ha Noi's Old Quarter permits you to get a brief look at old Hanoi and find out about conventional Vietnamese design.

Morning cruise along the limestone cliffs and emerald waters of Ha Long Bay before returning to the dock. Return to Hanoi & transfer to the airport for the flight to Danang (Private Car with no guide ). Upon arrival, transfer to a hotel, and the rest of the day is at your leisure.

Morning breakfast at the hotel. Before your walking tour of Hoi An, you will visit the popular lantern workshops and acquaint yourself with the making process.

Your sightseeing includes a visit to an old trader house, the Phuc Kien Gathering Corridor, the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Extension, and the energetic riverside market. Go on a tranquil boat outing on the Thu Bon Waterway and subsequently appreciate leisure time to additionally explore the old town.

Transfer to the airport for the flight to Saigon. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure.

In the first part of the day, you will visit the astonishing Cu Chi Tunnel where Vietnamese guerrillas fabricated a maze of tight passages as hideaways during the conflict. Get back to Ho Chi Minh City in the early evening for a half-day city visit. Your visit includes photograph stops at the Reunification Royal residence, the Notre Woman's Church building, and the Focal Mail center. Visit a neighbourhood market in Chinatown and either the Thien Hau Sanctuary or the Quan Am Pagoda.

Take a drive to Cai Be to partake in a day out in the rich environmental elements of the Mekong Delta. Journey to the brilliant Cai Be region before taking a sampan ride along the tight, tree-lined trenches for additional investigation of the Mekong Delta. Board your boat and have your lunch while cruising to Cai Thia  with a stop where rice paper is made. Bicycles are accessible on the boat for individuals who wish to explore further. Land at Cai Thia port for the drive onto Can Though.

Enjoy a morning boat ride to the Cai Rang Drifting Business sector which is brimming with little boats and vessels that convey products from all pieces of the Mekong Delta. You will get an opportunity to notice energetic; vendors exchanging their produce as well as tasting seasonal fruits before getting back to Ho Chi Minh City and transferring to the airport for the flight to Siem Reap. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel.

Enter Angkor Thom via the Southern Gate and explore the ancient city. Then proceed to visit the ruins at Bayon, Baphoun, Phimeanakas, the Royal Palace, the Elephant Terrace, and the Leper King Terrace. Continue to visit the Ta Prohm Temple which is mystically enveloped in the jungle. In the afternoon, visit the epic Angkor Wat, viewing its extraordinary architecture and bas-reliefs. After that, you have the option to enjoy the late afternoon in Angkor Wat temple, which is illuminated beautifully by the setting sun.

Today you will head to Battambang (173km/2.30hrs away), Cambodia's second-biggest city, which was established in the eleventh century. It is the previous capital of Monton Kmer and lies in the core of Northwest Cambodia. Until the conflict years when the majority of the framework was annihilated, the territory was the main rice-creating area of the country. Upon arrival, visit the Common Exhibition Hall (open from Monday to Friday) before taking a look at the lodging. In the early evening, visit a nearby NGO (non-government association), Phare Ponleu Selpak, for the directed voyages through its grounds allow you to encounter the dynamic energy of Phare firsthand. Go for a walk through the grounds with one of our advisers to see bazaar understudies learning new deceives, music understudies, rehearsing underneath obscure trees, and watch a movement film made by our understudies. Notes for the visit to Phare Ponleu Selpak: Directed visits are presented from Monday through Friday at these times (9:00 am, 10:00 am, 2:30 pm, and 3:30 pm) just, except ends of the week and on public occasions. Subsequently, the day closes with a visit to Phnom Banon, which flaunts five ridge sandstone towers and a superb view over the fields beneath.

Morning after breakfast, transfer to the Bamboo Train Station. The Bamboo train was set up by the villagers to facilitate the transportation of both goods and passengers. Train operates with very basic technology and is comprised of a platform on 4 wheels which is activated by a small motor. This is for about 8km travel through beautiful landscapes and rice paddies to the next station. Leave the train and start your discovery of local country life by visiting a village. Stop at a workshop that specializes in wooden sculpture. Continue to Wat Samrong Knong built in 1707 and one of the oldest pagodas in Battambang Province. Most likely, people spend roughly 1 to 2 hours discovering stone carvings depicting the Times of the Khmer Rouge. This less touristic and unmissable site is a memorial of those 10,008 people who were slaughtered and died in the Battambang killing fields during the Khmer Rouge Regime. After lunch (own expenses), drive by the picturesque Sangker River to the 11th century to visit Wat Ek Phnom (11th-century Suryavaman I) before driving to Phnom Penh.

We will dedicate the day to visit the capital encompassing the  highlights in Tuk Tuk. We will take you through business sectors and roads brimming with castles and spots that will move us to the past of the country (Toulsleng Jails (otherwise called S21 and the killing field of Choueng Ek). Also, visit the Imperial Castle, worked by Ruler Norodom in 1866 on the site of the old town, and the Silver Pagoda. Situated inside the grounds of the Illustrious Castle, the Silver Pagoda is so named as a result of its floor, which is comprised of 5000 silver tiles. The fortunes found inside incorporate a strong gold Buddha encrusted and gauging 90 kilograms and a little seventeenth-century emerald and baccarat gem Buddha. We end our trip at Wat Phnom Sanctuary, Phnom Penh's namesake, from where you can appreciate views over the tree-lined roads of Phnom Penh during nightfall.

After breakfast drive to Koh Kong province ( Private Car with no guide ). Embark on a boat to a floating tented lodge on the Tatai River that comes down from the Cardamom Mountains – the perfect place for nature lovers. Check in the lodge and the rest of the day is free.