You can plan the tour yourself or use a touring firm such as Green Trail Tours Vietnam.
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The 11 countries of Southeast Asia are packed with dazzling cultural and natural destinations. Vietnam has no less than 3 locations on the top ten list of the region’s tourist attractions – that is amazing! These paradises are waiting for you on the summer holidays.
Donsol, Philippines
Donsol, a small seaside town near the south end of Luzon Island, is well known as the habitat of whale sharks (Rhincodon typus), the biggest fish in the world. Swimming with whale sharks is a new experience that you must try at least once in your life! They move quite slowly and eat only plankton on the sea surface, so it’s safe to float along with these giant creatures in the turquoise water.
Bukit Lawang, Sumatra, Indonesia
Bukit Lawang, a small town in Northern Sumatra, is home to an animal sanctuary protecting thousands of Sumatran Orang-utans. Visitors can go on guided tours deep into the forest and explore the life of these wild animals.
Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Almost all travellers to Southeast Asia want to visit Angkor Wat. This is the world’s largest temple complex and the best place to see the sunrise. It takes a few days to see all the temples, but every moment is unforgettable.
Java, Indonesia
Java is a must-see for those seeking out the best Mother Nature has to offer. Sunrise from Mount Bromo and the city of Yogyakarta are the highlights of the tour. Visitors should also enjoy the inspiring temples of Borobudur and Prambanan.
Travelling Vietnam by motorbike
People are free to ride motorbike from cities to towns to villages, and stop to stay anywhere they like. Let’s wander the poetic, winding roads to Da Lat! Countless hidden corners holding the charming beauty of Vietnam are waiting to welcome friends from around the world to visit and enjoy.
Palawan, Philippines
This island in the Southwest Philippines deserves to be called a “hidden pearl” with wonderful beaches and warm-hearted local residents. Activities recommended here are scuba diving to admire colourful coral and sunbathing on the white sandy beach.
Halong Bay, Vietnam
Halong Bay is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Traditional boats give tourists a memorable journey to discover the picturesque bay, with some 2000 islands and caves. Meals of abundant, fresh seafood served on the boats have drawn much praise.
Luang Prabang, Laos
Luang Prabang, once the royal capital of Laos, attracts people for its unique combination of history, architecture and a bustling market atmosphere. It is a great choice as a destination to relax and refresh yourself.
Gili Islands, Indonesia
Gili consists of 3 islands, Gili Trawangan being the largest. Fairly small, the beaches on these islands are easily traversed on foot. Instead of cars, people on the islands use horse-drawn carriages to get around. Tourists can take a rest on the sand or scuba dive with sharks and rays off the beach.
Hanoi, Vietnam
It is really hard to find a capital as special as Hanoi, where the ancient charm and bustling energy complement each other so well. Walking around the streets, visitors can see the different features of each corner. Small stalls and street vendors in the Old Quarter, along with the ubiquitous fresh beer joints, create a special atmosphere in Hanoi that we cannot find in Western countries.
