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Indochine Explorer
Highlights of Vietnam and Laos
plus the Temples of Angkor in Cambodia

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  The French called Vietnam,
Laos and Cambodia:
“ Indochine”
 
 

Enjoy a classic overnight
train trip to Sapa during
an optional pre-tour

 
  The Victoria Resort
in Sapa has . . .
 
  . . . wonderful views
of the surrounding
mountains
 
  Visit the village
market in Sapa
 
  Local hilltribes
gather here to
sell their wares
 
 

They wear their
colorful indigenous
costumes

 
  Take a jeep trip
into the mountains
to visit a village and
hike among the
beautiful rice paddies
 
  Local villagers
tending their rice fields
 
 

The main tour starts
in Hanoi with a pedicab
ride through the old quarter

Our hotel is seen in
the background (right)

 
  The tomb of
Ho Chi Minh
 
  The presidential
palace in Hanoi
 
  Halong Bay is a
UNESCO World
Heritage Site
 
  Board a traditional
“junk” vessel to
cruise the bay . . .
 
  . . . and see a few of
the 1,900 islands
it contains
 
  Cruise in comfort
and style, with
new friends . . .
 
  . . . enjoying good
food and spirits, . . .
 
  . . . with plenty of
opportunities to
swim in paradise
 
  Fly to Laos, landing
in the ancient capital
of Luang Prabang
 
  Tour the most important
sites, temples and palaces
 
  The Temple on Phu Si Hill
overlooks the city, with
great views at sunset
 
  Enjoy a boat excursion
on the Mekong River
 
  Visit the Buddha-filled
Pak Ou Caves
 
  Laos is also known for its
traditional handicrafts
 
  Traveling south,
enter a mountainous
region with some of the
highest limestone formations
in Southeast Asia
 
  Vang Vieng is one of
the adventure centers
in Laos, with rafting,
tubing, and caving
 
  Vang Vieng is nestled
on a bend of the gentle
Nam Song River, with
dramatic limestone peaks
 
  In Vientiane, visit the
oldest surviving temple,
Wat Si Saket, with thousands
of miniature Buddhas
 
  The former royal temple of
Haw Pha Kaew was built
to house the famed
Emerald Buddha
 
  See the sacred
That Luang Stupa,
the most important
monument in Laos
 
  The imposing Patuxai
Monument is known
as Vientiane’s own
Arc de Triumph
 
  Enjoy a completely
free day to further
explore the local
culture, . . .
 
  . . . and historic
monuments
 
  An optional post-tour
takes you to see the
Temples of Angkor
in Cambodia
 
  Our hotel, the
Raffles Grand d’Angkor,
is considered by many to be
a destination unto itself
 
  Your first view of
Angkor Wat will be
at sunset . . .
 
  . . . high on a hill
overlooking the site,
with many monks
in attendance
 
  Ta Prohm, one of the
most popular attractions of
Angkor, has been left to be
swallowed by the jungle
 
  Many of the temples
and monuments have
grand entrances
 
  Lose yourself in this
exotic, ancient world
 
  Come see why this
UNESCO World Heritage site
is one of the world’s
great must-see destinations
 
  Enjoy Indochine, a unique
feast for the senses,
with four distinct
Asian flavors