Vietnam & Angkor Wat- 12 Days

“Xin Chao!” or “welcome” to Vietnam! You will be greeted by a Super Value Tours representative at the airport.

Airport pickup is available for flights arriving Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) from 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM. 

• Airline options to arrive in Hanoi before noon include: Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong, China Airlines, and Eva Air via Taipei, and Korean Airlines via Seoul.
• We know travel can be tiring, depending on your arrival time, enjoy a complimentary oil massage to refresh your back and neck at the hotel for guests 16 years or older (45 minutes).
• We will not be able to provide lunch and massage for guests arriving after 12:00 pm (noon). Unfortunately, no refund will be provided for these activities.

Hanoi is graced by many parks and lakes. The Old Quarter features some magnificent French colonial architecture. After a good night’s rest, visit Hanoi’s celebrated sights.  

• Old Quarter Enjoy nostalgic French architecture and local specialty markets with a walking tour of the 36 Streets.

• Ho Chi Minh’s Residence Walk through the opulent Presidential Palace to visit Ho Chi Minh’s simple Stilt House and discover why he chose to live modestly. 

• Ba Dinh Square See the famous square where Ho Chi Minh read Vietnam’s Declaration of Independence in 1945. 

• Temple of Literature (Van Mieu) Visit a quaint Confucius temple showcasing traditional Vietnamese architecture and honoring literary scholars. The Temple was built in 1070, dedicated to Confucius, sages, and scholars.

• Water Puppetry Enjoy a traditional Vietnamese performance, considered a national treasure.

Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO world heritage site is one of Vietnam’s natural marvels with thousands of limestone islands rising out of an emerald green sea.  

• Overnight on the luxurious Paradise Cruise: Savor the evening and early morning views of the magnificent bay.
• Onboard activities include a welcome cocktail, morning meditation, Tai Chi class, cooking class, kayaking, movie night, and a romantic dinner with red wine.
• Cave of Surprises Excursion: Hike the magnificent limestone formations of the biggest, most beautiful cave in Halong Bay.

• Capture the early morning vistas of the bay while participating in Tai Chi. 
• Excursion to Titop (Titov) Island: Go swimming, enjoy the beach, or hike to the top for a stunning, panoramic view of the Bay.

Hue was Vietnam’s capital from 1802-1945, the city is home to the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. 

• Thien Mu Pagoda Home to a number of Buddhist monks, this Pagoda is one of the most famous structures in all Vietnam and a symbol of Buddhism. 
• The Complex of Hue Monuments Walks inside the moated Citadel, which formally housed the Royal Palace, including the Forbidden Purple City.
• Tomb of Tu Duc The final resting place for Tu Duc is majestic, set amid lush gardens and pine groves. In contrast, the concrete tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh shows the later decline of the Vietnamese monarchy under French colonialism.

Da Nang:

• Walk along the hotel’s private beach or take advantage of the luxury resort amenities.
• Museum of Cham Sculpture An archeological delight for any history buff. (Optional)
• Son Tra Peninsula See the beautiful Goddess of Mercy statue standing 220ft tall and enjoy a bird's eye view of the Da Nang coastline. (Optional)

Hoi An: 

• A well-preserved town holds a deep sense of history with several centuries old temples, houses, and Japanese Bridge. Enjoy a walking tour through Hoi An’s picturesque Old Town. 
• Evening Free Time: Hoi An’s real charm is best seen at night when lanterns dimly light the cobble stone streets. Get hand-tailored clothing and shoes made and delivered to your hotel in as little as 24 hours. 

Cu Chi Military Tunnels: The tumultuous war history of Vietnam can be seen in this elaborate underground tunnel system, used to counter the American military efforts in the Vietnam War.  

Ho Chi Minh City Tour

• Enjoy the bustling city’s best-known sites, including Eiffel’s Art Deco Post Office and French Notre Dame Cathedral. Independence Palace: Also known as "Reunification Palace", it was the home and workplace of the President of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

Siem Reap: Night Market and Pub Street

• Browse the open air bazaar of the night markets, offering stalls of souvenirs, silks, and handicrafts. Pub Street is vibrant and offers visitors lively nightlife options from local eateries to live music.

• Angkor National Museum: Learn about the Golden Era of the Khmer Kingdom, including the history, art, and culture of this mysterious bygone civilization.
• After lunch, you may enjoy afternoon free time or a relaxing body massage at your own expense ($55/hour).

Angkor Wat 

• Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, explore the intricate temples, imposing stone towers, and massive sculptured Buddhas.
• Sunset: Unwind at the end of the day and watch the sun dip below the monuments.

Angkor Thom 

• Built between the 9th -13th centuries to glorify the succession of Khmer Kings, Angkor Thom was the last and most enduring capital city of the Khmer Empire.
• Banteay Srei (Citadel of the Women): Travel off the beaten path and visit this 10th-century Cambodian temple dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva. Admire the deep red sandstone structure filled with delicate elaborate wall carvings.

• Sunrise at Angkor (optional and free of charge): Watch the sun peak over the towering temples of the Khmer Kingdom.

• Depart from Siem Reap, Cambodia. “Chum Reap Leah” or Good Bye! 
• Airport sendoff is available for flights departing Siem Reap Airport (REP) from 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM