Glimpses of Vietnam and Cambodia Itinerary

After a delicious morning breakfast, travelers get to head to My Tho. Once you make it to there, travelers get to hop on a boat and cruise along the mighty Mekong River. This will give you a chance to see how the local people live along the riverbanks. travelers get to make a stop at one of the four islands in the area for some sightseeing. Next, travelers get to take small boats rowed by local people through narrow canals with water coconut trees. travelers get to explore local factories where they make honey tea and coconut candy milk. You can even try these tasty treats! If you're interested, you can also take a stroll in the garden where locals take care of honeybees. After this, travelers get to savor a horse-cart ride through the tranquil village roads and have a light afternoon meal at a local restaurant near the Mekong River, featuring Elephant Ear fish. In the evening, we will drive back to Saigon with a stop to visit Vinh Trang Pagoda, a iconic pagoda with a unique mix of Chinese, Cambodian, and French tradition-filled influences. travelers get to be spending the night at the lodging in Saigon.

Following your morning meal, travelers get to go and see the Cu Chi Tunnels, an important site from the Vietnam War. These tunnels, stretching for 200 kilometres, were dug by hand and used by Vietnamese guerrilla forces during the war. Before the Tet Offensive in 1968, almost 10,000 soldiers were based in this tunnel complex. Today, it stands as a powerful reminder of the intensity of the war. You can even try crawling through some parts of the tunnels to get a real feel for what it was like. In the afternoon, travelers get to head to the airport for a flight to Phnom Penh. When you get to in Phnom Penh, our representative will be there to pick you up and take you to the property. The rest of the day is free for you to relax. travelers get to stay overnight at the hotel in Phnom Penh.

Following your morning meal today, travelers get to vacate some remarkable places in the city. First, travelers get to head over to the royal palace complex built in 1866 with vibrant Khmer-style architecture by King Norodom's predecessors. Nearby is the Silver Pagoda, also known as the Emerald Buddha holy place, filled with Buddha statues adorned with gold, diamonds, gemstones, and silver. travelers get to make a stop at the Independence Monument and immerse in the National Museum, a breathtaking building with Khmer architecture. It houses over 5000 art antiques made from materials like bronze, wood, gold, silver, copper, and sandstone. As you stroll through the river-front park where four rivers meet, including the mystical Mekong, travelers get to walk up to the sacred hill Phnom Daun Penh. In the afternoon, travelers get to head to Tuol Sleng prison, now known as the Genocide Museum, a hidden part of the Khmer Rouge regime. It was called S-21, a security camp designed for questioning and eliminating those opposed to the Khmer Rouge, leaving a dark part of Cambodia's history. To end the day on a brighter note, travelers get to go shopping around the Russian local market. travelers get to spend the night at the stay in Phnom Penh.

Following your morning meal this morning, travelers get to be transferred to the airport for your flight back home or to your next destination.