Rajah Travel Corporation

Intra Tour Air Asia

• Air Price SE Asia Bangkok to Siem Reap

Intratourairtaxasia

• Air Tax SE Asia Bangkok to Siem Reap

Intra Tour Air

• Intra Tour Air Luang Prabang to Hanoi

Dining Summary

• 8 Breakfast (B)
• 4 Lunch (L)
• 4 Dinner (D)

Included Experience

• Chiang Dao: Time to test the name. Head to Bua Thong Waterfall, where the mineral-rich rock makes the surface surprisingly grippy (meaning you can actually climb straight up the cascading tiers!). Shoes off, camera ready, and straight into nature’s version of a jungle gym.
• Chiang Dao: Step into Chiang Dao Cave, a vast limestone cavern packed with stalactites, stalagmites, and hidden Buddhist shrines. With a Local Guide leading the way, we’ll wander through echoing chambers and learn how this place became both a natural wonder and a spiritual site.
• Fang: Deep in the hills, we’ll visit Doi Pu Muen — a beautiful town that's home to the Lahu hilltribe community. Expect tea plantations, warm welcomes, and a look into everyday village life and what shapes the rhythm of the day.
• Pak Beng: Float down the Mekong from Pak Beng, past craggy caves and sleepy hillside villages. A proper taste of Laos life. 
• Luang Prabang: Definitely the most surreal caves we’ve ever seen. Rock caverns packed with thousands of mini-Buddha statues. Pics or it didn’t happen. 
• Luang Prabang: Kuang Si waterfalls have a beautiful aqua colour. With transfers and entry included you can check out the 4 different swimming areas. You might even be fortunate enough to check out the nearby bear conservation centre.
• Luang Prabang: Step inside the Living Crafts Centre in Luang Prabang and watch over 50 Lao artisans at work, creating beautiful clothes and homeware using traditional weaving techniques. Learn how Ock Pop Tok, founded by Joanna Smith and Veomanee Douangdala in 2000, empowers women by turning their skills into a viable career, while promoting Laotian textiles and crafts across the globe.
• Luang Prabang: Hop onto the train from Luang Prabang, travelling at a dashing 160 km/h. You’ll catch some breathtaking views on the way.
• Ban Laesivilay: Settle into a homestay in Ban Laesivilay and experience village life the local way. Expect a warm welcome, time to wander the surrounding plantations, and a shared family feast where we’ll help cook authentic Lao dishes before sitting down together to eat and swap stories.
• Ban Laesivilay: Boat time, people. We’ll hop on a local boat and glide along the Nam Xeuang River, passing jungle-covered banks and quiet village scenes. Along the way we’ll stop to try traditional river skills like gold panning and fishing — a hands-on look at how the community lives alongside the river.
• Ban Laesivilay: Head out with our host for a walk through Ban Laesivilay and get a proper look at the village rhythm. Expect a deeper dive into rural Laos — from learning how locals farm and plant to pitching in with seasonal tasks and everyday chores that keep the community running. It’s hands-on, human, and the kind of morning that makes the homestay feel real (and not just a place to sleep).
• Luang Prabang: Time to switch countries! We’ll fly from laid-back Luang Prabang to buzzing Hanoi, trading quiet Mekong rhythms for the full-throttle energy of Vietnam’s capital. 
• Hanoi: Take Hanoi one bite at a time on a street food walking tour through the Old Quarter. Expect busy lanes, sizzling stalls, and a running commentary from a Local Guide who actually knows where the good stuff is. Come hungry.
• Hanoi: Hit up the legendary Train Street, grab an egg coffee, and settle in for the main event — a train rolling through so close you’ll feel the breeze. It’s chaotic and so very iconic.
• Lan Ha Bay: Hop on a boat and spend the day gliding through Lan Ha Bay’s limestone karsts and calm, glassy water (Halong’s cooler, quieter cousin). Best part? You'll get to enjoy a delish lunch onboard - all with epic views in the backdrop. 
• Lan Ha Bay: Paddle time! We’ll jump in kayaks and weave through hidden corners of Lan Ha Bay — slipping into quiet lagoons and threading between the karsts where the big boats can’t go.
• Phong Nha: Step underground at the Vinh Moc Tunnels and walk through the maze-like network where families once lived during the war. It's a real eye-opener. 
• Phong Nha: We’ll cruise the Hai Van Pass for those unreal coastal views — mountains on one side, ocean on the other, and plenty of photo op moments.
• Quy Nhon: Want a glimpse into rural Vietnam? We’ll stop at Bich Hoa Tam Thanh Village for a quick culture reset — colourful streets, local life, and a slower pace.
• Ho Chi Minh City: Come discover the Ho Chi Minh City with an orientation walk with a Local Guide. We'll drop by a local market, then lock in an authentic Vietnamese coffee (of course!) and a proper local breakfast to match.
• Phnom Penh: Hit the streets for an orientation walk — waterfront vibes, Wat Botom Park, and snack stops along the way. We’ll finish with a beef jerky tasting at a local favourite before the evening opens up.
• Phnom Penh: Step inside Tuol Sleng, a former school turned prison during the Khmer Rouge regime. It’s confronting, but it matters — and it adds important context to everything you’ve seen so far.
• Phnom Penh: Just outside the city, we’ll visit Choeng Ek. A space to pause, reflect, and better understand Cambodia’s recent history before returning to the rhythm of Phnom Penh.
• Phnom Penh: We’ll swing by Phnom Penh’s Central Market — a huge art deco icon where you can shop, snack, and people-watch like a pro. Expect everything from souvenirs and jewellery to clothes and street food, all under one very photogenic roof.
• Battambang: Welcome to Cambodia's pottery capital! We’ll wander the village, meet local artisans, and see traditional handmade pottery techniques still going strong.
• Battambang: Ready to see Phnom Sampeau just before sunset? Grab a seat at the base of the hill, and watch the nightly bat exodus. Think millions of bats streaming out of the cave in a wild ribbon across the sky. (Don't worry, it's not as scary as it sounds.)
• Battambang: Dive into Battambang’s local flavours and craft — fresh banana chips at a family workshop, rice paper-making in a village, and a taste of bamboo sticky rice (krolan) roasted in bamboo with sticky rice, black beans, coconut + palm sugar. Then we’ll stop at a traditional rice wine distillery (herbs, fruit, and even scorpion infusions for the brave) before hitting the famously pungent prahok market to see how fermented fish paste is made. After a break back at the homestay, we’ll jump on the iconic bamboo train — a motor-powered bamboo platform on an old rail line — for a bumpy ride past rice paddies (if it’s running), then finish with an authentic Cambodian dinner with a local family.
• Battambang: Head to a local family home for an authentic Cambodian dinner — home-cooked favourites, big welcomes, and the kind of meal that feels more like being hosted than being served.
• Siem Reap: Yes, it’s an early start — and yes, it’s worth it. We’ll arrive at Angkor as the sun rises, then head into Ta Prohm while it’s still quiet, where jungle roots wrap around ancient stone and the atmosphere does all the talking.
• Siem Reap: Ride from Angkor Wat to the South Gate, along the top of Angkor Thom’s ancient wall with your local cycling guide leading the way. We'll stop at Prasat Chrung, explore the iconic Bayon Temple (and even see its legendary stone faces). Plus, we'll pedal past an ancient Baray and a swinging bridge, straight to the crumbling ruins of Ta Nei.
• Siem Reap: Jump on an open-air bus and cruise into Siem Reap’s local night scenes — monastery stop for a Monk’s Blessing, market wandering, sunset over rice paddies, then street-food time at the 60m Road Night Market.

• Lilit Bang Lumphu Hotel (or similar)
• Overnight Bus
• 99 The Gallery Hotel (or similar)
• Marisa Resort & Spa (or similar)
• Phumanee Lahu Home Hotel (or similar)
• B2 Chiang Rai Night Bazaar Boutique & Budget Hotel (or similar)
• Mekong Backpackers (or similar)
• Mad Monkey Luang Prabang (or similar)
• Mad Monkey Vang Vieng (or similar)
• Ban Laesivilay Homestay (or similar)
• Mad Monkey Hanoi (or similar)
• Cat Ba Buffalo Hostel (or similar)
• Overnight Train
• Central Backpackers Hostel (or similar)
• Mad Monkey Hoi An (or similar)
• 5Elements Hostel (or similar)
• City Backpackers Hostel (or similar)
• Bliss & Beats Hostel (or similar)
• Battambang Homestay (or similar)
• The Twizt Lifestyle (or similar)

Welcome to Bangkok! Get ready for a wild mix of food, heat, and glorious chaos. Tonight, you’ll roll into Khao San Road with your Trip Manager and the crew for your first hit of neon lights, street eats, and that proper first-night buzz.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Lilit Bang Lumphu Hotel (or similar)

Bangkok's all yours today — tuk-tuks, temples, street stalls - the whole lot. You can go big with an optional half-day Floating Markets mission and see the city’s waterways in full swing, or even jump on a street food tour and let Bangkok feed you properly.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Lilit Bang Lumphu Hotel (or similar)

One last day to soak up Bangkok’s energy. Opt in for a hit of royal history at the Grand Palace and cruise the city’s klongs to see the city from the water.In the evening, we’ll transfer to the station and board an overnight bus to Chiang Mai (a proper Thailand travel rite of passage). The ride will take around 11 hours, so you’ll rest on the way and wake up ready for fresh air and mountain views.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Overnight Bus

Morning, sleepyheads. This morning, we'll wake up to Northern Thailand’s fresher air and roll into Chiang Mai where a Local Guide will be waiting for us.Today's yours to tailor. Join an optional local market wander followed by a cooking class to dish out your fave Thai cuisine. Wanna turn up the energy? Book an optional Muay Thai session.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: 99 The Gallery Hotel (or similar)

A free day? In Chiang Mai? Oh my. Yup, this laid-back mountain city is all yours to explore today too. You can choose to visit Elephant Nature Park to see the biggest and cutest local residents up close. Later, you’ll also have the option to jump on a Vespa tour and see the city in night mode.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: 99 The Gallery Hotel (or similar)

Catch ya later, Chiang Mai. Today, we'll hit the road to Chiang Dao, rolling past rice paddies and big green views. You’ll stop at Sri Lanna National Park, then climb up Bua Thong “Sticky” Waterfall (yep, you ain't slipping here).Next, we’ll head into Chiang Dao Cave for a guided walk through huge limestone chambers, epic formations, and hidden Buddhist shrines. In the afternoon, we'll continue on to Chiang Dao and check into our hotel. The rest of the day is all yours to do what you please.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Marisa Resort & Spa (or similar)

Fuel up with breakfast, then head further north towards Fang. Today will be all about slowing down and soaking up Thai highland scenery. We'll stop at Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park for its natural hot springs, where you can dip into mineral-rich pools, chill in the sauna, and watch steam rise with mountain views in the background.After a very special spa session with Mother Nature, we’ll roll into Fang. Use up the rest of the day to explore the local town. Or do absolutely nothing and enjoy that quiet mountain air.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Phumanee Lahu Home Hotel (or similar)

Time to swap the main roads for a 4WD ride into the hills, heading to the secluded village of Doi Pu Muen.Wander through tea and coffee plantations, try your hand at picking leaves, and learn how tea is heated and dried using traditional methods passed down through generations in the Lahu community. Then you’ll sit down with your hosts to taste the goods, hear their stories, and share a delish local lunch.After lunch, we’ll head back down the mountain and transfer to Chiang Rai.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: B2 Chiang Rai Night Bazaar Boutique & Budget Hotel (or similar)

Bye-bye, Thailand. We'll cross into Laos via the Huay Xai border, then jump on a private slow boat for a two-day cruise down the legendary Mekong River. This ain't just transport — you’ll kick back on deck, watch river life roll by, swap stories with the crew, and even enjoy lunch onboard before docking for the night in riverside Pak Beng.Once you arrive, we’ll check into the hostel and have the evening to settle in.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mekong Backpackers (or similar)

Back on the boat and cruising onward, we'll leave Pak Beng behind on a roughly 7-hour journey to UNESCO-listed Luang Prabang. Along the way, we'll also visit the stunning Pak Ou caves and grab a simple lunch onboard.Hey there, Luang Prabang. This is place where ancient temples and French-colonial streets will set the vibe straight away. If you’re keen, you’ll have the option to hike up Mount Phousi at sunset for panoramic views over the city and river.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Luang Prabang (or similar)

Prepare to be absolutely stunned! Today, we'll head out to the postcard-worthy Kuang Si Falls — a multi-tiered cascade with turquoise pools (that’ll be begging for a swim). Afterwards, we’ll visit a local social enterprise supporting women through traditional weaving, where you’ll learn about the craft and the impact behind it. Next: free time to wander Luang Prabang’s night market and maybe even lock in the perfect souvenir.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Luang Prabang (or similar)

You can choose to start the day with Alms Giving (a quiet, meaningful Luang Prabang moment before the pace switches up). Then jump on the high-speed train and rocket your way to Vang Vieng.Limestone cliffs on full display and the river running the show - that's how you know you're in Vang Vieng. You’ll have the rest of the day free to choose your own adventure, whether that’s chilled-out exploring or turning the dial up.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Vang Vieng (or similar)

Today's a you-do-you kinda day. Need ideas for things to do in Vang Vieng? Your Trip Manager will point you in the right direction. Feeling adventurous? Join the crew for some kayaking on the Nam Song River.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Vang Vieng (or similar)

Next stop: Luang Prabang. We'll jump on the high-speed train and be back by the river in about an hour.Rolling into Luang Prabang, you’ll transfer out to Ban Laesivilay and get the kind of welcome that makes you instantly relax.Once you’ve dropped your bags, we’ll head out into the plantations to see what’s growing in season and get a real feel for village life. We’ll hop on a local boat and cruise the Nam Xeuang, with stops along the banks to try gold panning and traditional fishing. Then it’s back to the homestay for a big shared family feast — you’ll get involved in the cooking, learn a few Lao faves, and sit down together for a night of food and stories.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Ban Laesivilay Homestay (or similar)

Start the morning with an included Lao-style breakfast made by your hosts, then head out on a village walk to see how daily life runs out here. Expect farming chats, hands-on moments, and a proper look at the rural rhythm beyond the tourist trail.By midday, it’ll be time to slow it down, say your goodbyes, and transfer to Luang Prabang airport. Time to jump on a plane to Hanoi — swapping quiet village scenes for big-city buzz in one smooth move.Touchdown Hanoi. The rest of the evening is yours to explore — street food, wandering, or easing into the city’s night-time energy if you’re keen. Plus, we'll be linking up with more of our Contiki crew tonight.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Hanoi (or similar)

Hanoi will hit you right in the senses today — in the best way. You’ll have a free morning to explore before we head out on an orientation walk through the Old Quarter, where each street will have its own speciality and decades of local trade behind it. You’ll snack as you go (we're talking: banh mi and other local faves), then wrap up on iconic Train Street with an egg coffee in hand (keeping an eye out for a train rolling past just inches away).

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Hanoi (or similar)

Ready to swap scooters for sea air? Today we'll head out of Hanoi and make our way to Cat Ba.Drop into coastal mode fast and hop straight onto the boat. Island time incoming...Lan Ha Bay will do the flexing today — limestone karsts, glassy water (and an included lunch onboard too). Then you’ll grab a kayak and paddle into hidden corners and quiet lagoons you won’t reach any other way.Back on Cat Ba for the night, you’ll be sun-kissed, salt-sprayed, and fully in your “why don’t I live on an island?” era.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Cat Ba Buffalo Hostel (or similar)

Make the most of the morning to soak up your last island moments — one more cafe, one more viewpoint, one more wander. Then we’ll regroup and roll back to Hanoi by private bus.Back in the capital, you’ll have time to grab dinner and stock up on train snacks — because overnight journeys and empty stomachs don’t mix.Tonight you’ll board an overnight sleeper train to Central Vietnam — classic traveller mode activated. You’ll be in 4-berth soft-sleeper cabins with bedding included, your bags kept in-cabin (space is tight, so an overnight bag will be your best mate), and the ride will take roughly 10 hours depending on the service.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Overnight Train

You’ll roll in during the early hours and transfer with your local guide from Dong Hoi station to Phong Nha National Park (around 1 hour). Later, you’ll have the option to head out on a half-day Phong Nha Cave boat trip — river cruising, caves up close, and a solid first taste of this area’s wild scenery.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Central Backpackers Hostel (or similar)

Road trip day. We’ll head south with a few big history stops along the way — including the Vinh Moc Tunnels, where you’ll have the chance to walk through an underground village and see how families lived below the surface during the Vietnam War.Next up, we'll hit the road once again, travelling along the iconic Hai Van Pass. Cameras at the ready for those charming coastal views!Then it’s straight into lantern-lit Hoi An. Tonight you’ll have time to wander the markets, pick out dinner, and ease into the city’s bar scene with the crew.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Hoi An (or similar)

Guess what? You've got a full free day to do Hoi An your way — lantern streets, coffee stops, or a beach reset. Keen for something more hands-on? Opt into the Tra Que Herb Village Experience for herb gardens, farm-to-table cooking, and a traditional herbal foot massage to finish.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Hoi An (or similar)

Yep, another free day in Hoi An. Jump on a bamboo basket boat ride, or use up the day to hit the famous tailor shops and get something made.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Mad Monkey Hoi An (or similar)

After a dreamy stint in Hoi An, we’ll switch lanes and head for beachy Quy Nhon. On the way, we’ll stop at Bich Hoa Tam Thanh Village for a colourful peek at rural life — and a bit of a culture reset before the coast takes over once again.We’ll roll into Quy Nhon and the rest of the afternoon will be yours. Pick a beach, claim a spot, and settle into full seaside mode.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: 5Elements Hostel (or similar)

More free time today, and plenty of ways to use it. Maybe check out the ancient Cham towers for a history hit, or chase the coastline.Later tonight we’ll board the overnight sleeper train to Ho Chi Minh City.  Lights out, reset, and a whole new vibe waiting when we wake up.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Overnight Train

Hello Ho Chi Minh! Formerly known as Saigon, this city is pure energy. We'll arrive early, your TM will take you on an orientation walk to a local market for an authentic Vietnamese coffee experience and local breakfast. The rest of the day is yours. Why not explore the city's history at the War Remnants Museum, shop at the Ben Thanh Market, visit the Reunification Palace, or just wander the streets and enjoy the city's vibrant atmosphere.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: City Backpackers Hostel (or similar)

This city is yours today. You can opt in for a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels for a deeper look at the city’s history, or just get out and explore its electric atmosphere at your own pace.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: City Backpackers Hostel (or similar)

Grab your passport. Today we’re road-tripping to Cambodia. Hop on for a private transfer, crossing the border at Bavet. Then settle in for the drive to Phnom Penh.Hello, Phnom Penh. Drop your bags, freshen up, then hit the streets for an orientation walk to explore riverside scenes, Wat Botom Park, and local snack action. Oh, and of course, we'll wrap up with a beef jerky tasting at a local-fave spot. Wanna explore the food scene even further? Opt in for a food tour this evening.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Bliss & Beats Hostel (or similar)

Time to take a deeper look at Cambodia’s history. First we'll visit Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) and then the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. Afterwards, we’ll switch gears with time to wander Phnom Penh’s colourful markets, including the iconic art deco Central Market. The rest of the day is yours to explore.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Bliss & Beats Hostel (or similar)

Goodbye, Phnom Penh. Today, we'll trade traffic for rice fields on a private drive to Battambang. En route, we’ll swing by Kampong Chhnang (AKA pottery central) to see artisans shaping clay the old-school way.Welcome to Battambang. Drop your bags, catch your breath and head out to Phnom Sampeau for an absolutely unforgettable sunset. Then it’s homestay time, with an included dinner shared with a local family.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Battambang Homestay (or similar)

Spend the day getting a real taste of local life (think fresh banana chips, rice paper, bamboo sticky rice and a stop at a rice wine distillery for a sip and a story). Plus, we'll swing by the famous prahok market for a true Khmer flavour hit. After a break back at the homestay, jump on the iconic bamboo train for a bumpy ride through the countryside (if it’s running). And finally, finish with an authentic Cambodian dinner with a local family. Cute.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: Battambang Homestay (or similar)

Bye-bye, Battambang. Today, we'll roll through Cambodia’s green countryside toward Siem Reap. On the way, we’ll stop at Pouk Silk Farm to see the full silk story (all the way from mulberry leaves to hand-woven threads) and even meet the artisans keeping this centuries-old craft alive.Sup, Siem Reap? It's a free afternoon with two optionals up for grabs: tear through the countryside on a quad bike adventure, or grab a seat at the Phare Circus where acrobatics, theatre and Cambodian storytelling collide in one seriously high-energy show.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: The Twizt Lifestyle (or similar)

Wakey wakey, that Angkor sunrise will be worth the early alarm (promise). Time to roll into Angkor Wat in the dark, grab our spot, and watch the temple light up. Later, we'll head inside for a guided deep-dive through carvings, legends, and seriously next-level architecture. Next? Hop on bikes and weave through the park’s back trails to Angkor Thom and Bayon (cue the famous stone faces) before finishing at Ta Prohm, where jungle roots have fully claimed the ruins. Tonight, we'll jump on an open-air bus and see the city from a new POV.

Duration: 1 Day

Accommodation: The Twizt Lifestyle (or similar)

And just like that, our Southeast Asia adventure has officially wrapped up. Share a few final laughs, swap details with the crew, and head off with a camera roll full of memories.

Duration: 1 Day