Visiting Vietnam and Cambodia can only be a surprising and fantastic trip. From Halong Bay to the temples of Angkor, via Hue, you will have the chance to discover these two magnificent countries, their traditions, their histories and their cultures.

But what makes a combined Vietnam and Cambodia tour interesting? Since there is so much to discover. To make the most of it, the ideal is to contact us for more information and to have the right answers to all the questions that are running through your mind.

Visiting Vietnam and Cambodia allows you to visit several places, which will not leave you indifferent. To give you a clear idea, Voyage In has made a list of the main places to visit during your stay

Hanoi

When planning to visit Vietnam and Cambodia, you should not miss the capital of Vietnam, a unique city of its kind. It is known for its authentic Old Quarter, with its guild streets.

In Hanoi, don’t miss the monuments, pagodas and museums, such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the Temple of Literature, the Crow Pagoda, the Imperial City of Thang Long, Saint-Jospeh Cathedral, the Presidential Palace, etc.In Hanoi’s museums, you will have the pleasure of discovering the architecture, arts and history of Vietnam: the Museum of Ethnology, the Women’s Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.

Halong Bay

Hanoi is always the starting point for a Halong Bay cruise, one of the most famous landscapes in Asia, recognized as a natural wonder by UNESCO.

You will have the chance to enjoy a unique landscape of its kind, and above all turquoise water in which come out of islands of all shapes, the best known of which being the Dog by Peter and the Teapot. Take the time to stroll around to discover the charm of the islands, the traditions of the inhabitants and their cultures.

Don’t forget to take a tour to discover the hidden caves, such as Thien Cung Cave and Dau Go Cave, or even hike on Ban Sen Island or go scuba diving

Phnom Penh

With its trendy hotels, designer restaurants and trendy bars, this city is booming today. From the national museum to the S-21 prison, you will discover the best and the worst of Cambodian history.

Just outside Phnom Penh is one of the largest mass tombs in Cambodia. The size of the site and the stories told by locals give you a real insight into the country’s history. This is surely an unmissable place during your visit to Vietnam and Cambodia.

Saigon

The city of Saigon, also called Ho Chi Minh City, is the largest in the country, and is mainly known for its importance during the Vietnam War.

Once in the city, it is strongly recommended to visit the Ben Thanh market, the true symbol of the city. A short tour of the Reunification Palace will surely please you, without forgetting the War Memories Museum, located less than 500 meters from the Reunification Palace.

Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office are two must-see monuments not to be missed! And to finish your visit, plan a short walk on Nguyen Hue, one of the most important streets in the city. It houses the statue of Ho Chi Minh, the headquarters of the People’s Committee and the French-style municipal opera/theater.

Can Tho

Can Tho is a wonderful city to visit, as it gives you the chance to enjoy two completely different atmospheres just minutes from each other. You can discover the heart of the city by strolling on foot, or board a canoe to explore the Mekong Delta.

Tonlé Sap

Tonle Sap is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. These are several floating villages that will not leave you indifferent!

To keep the authentic side, it is best to move away from overly touristy areas.

Koh Rong

During your visit to Cambodia, don’t miss Koh Rong, a new desert island paradise.

If you like sports, there are plenty of opportunities for hiking and diving. You can also taste tasty Khmer dishes and admire the beautiful sunset over the sea.

Temples as far as eye can see

When we talk about visiting Cambodia and Vietnam, we can only mention the magnificent temples still present in both countries. Here is a small selection of the must-see temples not to be missed, compiled just for you.

In Vietnam you can visit :

The Temple of Literature, also called Van Mieu, the most famous and largest of all the other temples present in other countries.

The Bach Ma temple, which is one of the most miraculous in the city from Hanoi. Note that it was built to defend the four directions of
the ancient Thang Long.

The Môt Côt Pagoda, known for its iconic architecture and which was built to honor the son of King Ly Thai Tong.

If you only have two short weeks. You can go on a 12-day tour in Vietnam only. This will allow you to visit Vietnam’s must-see attractions from North to South.

When visiting Cambodia you will find:

The Angkor Wat temple, which is one of the most famous temples in the four corners of the world. He is known for his masterful tricks, which can be spotted from afar.

The Bayon, which is a central temple of the ancient city of Angkor Thom.By visiting it, you will surely feel overwhelmed by the serenity that there
reigns, and especially impressed by its size.

The Phnom Bakheng, built in the 900s. If you wishvisit, it is best to leave at sunset. The view will be Breathtaking.

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