Complete Vietnam – 10 Days

Tour Code: VJTMUOEFOLWY 

4.9 (126 Reviews)
Ho Chi Minh City, My Tho, Ben Tre, Da Nang, Halong Bay, Hanoi
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Duration

10 Days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English

About this tour

Ho Chi Minh City, My Tho, Ben Tre, Da Nang, Halong Bay, Hanoi

Commence your adventure in Ho Chi Minh City and wrap it up in Hanoi! Embark on the 10-day Complete Vietnam tour, covering Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and five other captivating destinations. The package incorporates hotel accommodations, guidance from a knowledgeable guide, meals, transportation, and more.

Included/Excluded

  • * Throughout the tour, guests will be accommodated exclusively in 4- and 5-star hotels.
  • * Accommodation based on twin or double sharing room
  • * All transfers and road transport in modern, air-conditioned vehicles if specified in the program
  • * Meals as mentioned in the program. B-Breakfast, Br-Brunch, L-Lunch, D-Dinner
  • * Your tour guide is a professional, fully trained employee of Indochina Royal Travel
  • * Entrance fees if specified in the program
  • * Airfares, Cruise, Train, Sleeper bus if specified in the program.
  • * Compulsory tips for tour guide and driver
  • * Meals not mentioned in the program
  • * Single Supplement. Early check-in and late check-out. Hotel/Room upgrade
  • * Drinks, personal expenses and any services not clearly mentioned in the program
  • * Surcharge for the festive seasons
  • * Applicable Government Taxes and other service charges.
  • * The tour cost does not include POE charges and passport charges.
  • * Porterage Facility

Hotel List:
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Itinerary

<span> Day 1</span> HO CHI MINH ARRIVAL

Dinner is not provided.

Upon your arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, our team will meet you at the airport and arrange your transfer to the city center for hotel check-in. You will have free time to relax and explore.

Stay overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

<span> Day 2</span> 1 DAY MEKONG DELTA (MY THO & BEN TRE)

Depart at 8:00 am for My Tho city, a 1.5-hour drive.

• Cruise smoothly through the rice fields to the picturesque rural area. Begin a boat ride on the Tien River to the islet. Admire the Dragon, Phoenix, and Unicorn Islets. Take a stroll through the village, explore fruit gardens, savor tropical fruits, and enjoy traditional folk music performances by the locals.

• Continue the cruise to Ben Tre province, renowned as "the country of coconut." Visit a coconut candy workshop, explore a bee house, relish honey tea, and have a photo opportunity with a snake.

• Experience an enchanting rowing boat trip along a small canal, shaded by water coconut trees.

• Afterward, you'll have free time for biking or walking.

• Return to Saigon by 3:00 pm, with a stop at Vinh Trang Pagoda on the way. Arrive back in Saigon around 5:00 pm.

<span> Day 3</span> CU CHI TUNNEL HALF DAY MORNING

At 08:30, we embark from Ho Chi Minh City to Cu Chi Tunnels, approximately 60 km away. Cu Chi has earned its reputation as a heroic district due to its significant role in the anti-American war in Vietnam. Renowned for an intricate tunnel system spanning over 220 km, it remains a noteworthy destination for both locals and international visitors.

Traverse the tranquil rural landscape adorned with rice paddies, where ducks and water buffalos leisurely roam along the riverside. It's a stark contrast to the destruction and defoliation caused by bombing and mines during the time when Cu Chi was deemed a "Free Target Zone." The remnants bear witness to the intense battleground that unfolded. As you explore Cu Chi, you'll gain insights into the harsh reality of war. Ever wondered what it's like to handle an AK-47? Your visit to Cu Chi Tunnels provides a unique opportunity to experience it!

By 14:30, return to Ho Chi Minh City.

Enjoy free time in the afternoon until 18:00.

At 18:00, a private car will pick you up to transfer to the train station for your journey to Da Nang – Hoi An.

<span> Day 4</span> DA NANG & HOI AN TOWN

At 02:00 PM, arrive at Da Nang train station and proceed to Hoi An Town.

Enjoy the freedom to explore the ancient town, taking in the sights of the Japanese Bridge, the lantern-lined streets, and traditional tailor shops. Delight in the local specialties and, if you wish, witness the sunset at Cua Dai Beach.

Stay overnight in Hoi An.

<span> Day 5</span> MY SON HOLLYLAND DELUXE TOUR

Between 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM, our guide will pick you up from your hotel, and we will depart for My Son Holy Land, a UNESCO world cultural heritage site.

Around 10:00 AM, we arrive at My Son, where you will have 2 hours to explore the site, walking through the landscape, delving into its history with our local English-speaking guide, and enjoying traditional Champa performances.

At 11:30 AM, return to the minivan and proceed to a local house to learn the art of making rice paper. You'll have the opportunity to savor your handmade product later.

12:00 PM, return to the van and have lunch at another local house, where you can relax with cold herbal tea, delicious food, and fresh air.

At 1:30 PM, take a boat trip to Hoi An, enjoying the pleasant breeze and scenic views along the Thu Bon River, the largest river in Central Vietnam.

Around 2:30 PM, arrive in Hoi An, where we will drop you off at your hotel. The tour concludes!

Stay overnight in Hoi An.

<span> Day 6</span> HOI AN - DA NANG BY CAR THEN FLIGHT TO HA NOI

Enjoy leisure time until your transfer to the airport. Catch a flight to Hanoi and settle into the touristic area of Hanoi Old Quarter.

Stay overnight in Hanoi.

<span> Day 7</span> HA NOI - HA LONG BAY

Approximately 07:45 – 08:15:

– Our guide will rendezvous with you at your hotel, and either a shuttle bus or private car will be arranged for your transfer.

– Enjoy the serene landscapes as we traverse through the countryside, farmlands, and the Red River delta.

– Capture picturesque moments with your camera. Take a break for relaxation. The journey from Hanoi to Halong Bay takes about 3 ½ hours.

Approximately 12:00 – 12:30:

– Arrive at Tuan Chau Marina. Receive a warm welcome as you step aboard the cruise. Refresh with a welcome drink and attend the cruise briefing with the captain and crew.

– Check into your cabin. Take some time to unwind and refresh.

– Embark on a lunch cruise, enjoying a typical local lunch either in the dining room or at the outdoor dining area.

Afternoon:

– Explore Surprising Cave (Hang Sửng Sốt) and learn the intriguing story behind its name.

– Sail to the Titop Island area. Drop anchor in calm waters surrounded by beautiful islets. Visit Titop Island for swimming and snorkeling, or opt for a short trek to the island's summit for a panoramic view of Halong Bay.

– Cruise back towards the sleeping area.

Early Evening:

– Gather on the sundeck to witness the sunset and partake in the Sunset party. It’s an ideal time to make new acquaintances, share your travel experiences, or simply enjoy the sunset.

– After dinner, treat yourself to a variety of cocktails at our bar, or engage in onboard activities such as book reading, games, movies, and squid fishing…

<span> Day 8</span> HA LONG - HA NOI

06:30

For those early risers, engage in a Tai Chi session on the sundeck. Tai Chi is a beneficial practice to focus the mind and invigorate the body, providing a revitalizing start to the day.

08:00

– Immerse yourself in the breathtaking views of the bay and its captivating limestone islets as we cruise through the tranquil emerald waters en route to Luon Cave (Hang Luồn).

– Choose between exploring the cave on your own via kayak or opting for a leisurely bamboo boat ride rowed by the locals.

09:00

At your leisure, check out of the cabins while the cruise takes you past other scenic highlights in the bay.

10:00

Participate in a brief Cooking demonstration, learning how to craft spring rolls, before enjoying an early lunch.

12:00

Disembark from the cruise as our crew bids you farewell.

Transfer to a minibus or private vehicle for the return journey to Hanoi.

Anticipate arrival back at your hotel around 16:30 – 17:00.

Overnight stay in Ha Noi.

<span> Day 9</span> HA NOI CITY TOUR

In the morning:

07:30 - 08:30: Our bus and tour guide will collect you from your hotel in Ha Noi's Old Quarter to commence the full-day Hanoi city tour.

09:00: Begin your exploration at Tran Quoc Pagoda on West Lake, recognized as the oldest pagoda in Vietnam.

09:30: Proceed to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Museum to delve into the architectural and historical significance of Uncle Ho’s final resting place. Adjacent to the Mausoleum, discover Ho Chi Minh’s house on stilts. On the side of the Mausoleum lies the One-Pillar Pagoda, established by King Ly Thai To in 1049 – a structure that holds great cultural importance for the people of Hanoi.

11:00: Head to the Bat Trang Pottery Village.

In the afternoon:

13:00: The bus transports you to a local restaurant in Hanoi Old Quarter for lunch and a break.

14:00: Visit the Temple of Literature, renowned as the most iconic temple in Hanoi and Vietnam's inaugural university. Constructed in 1070 under King Ly Nhan Tong, it is dedicated to Confucius, sages, and scholars.

15:30: Travel to the legendary Hoan Kiem Lake, exploring Ngoc Son Temple, paying homage to Van Xuong saint and former general commander Tran Hung Dao for his resistance against the Mongolians. Revel in the beauty of Vietnamese and French architecture surrounding the lake.

16:00: Return to your hotel. Tour concludes!

Notes:

• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Ethnology Museum are closed on Monday and Friday mornings.

• The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather conditions, tide levels, and operational considerations.

17:00: Tour concludes.

<span> Day 10</span> HA NOI DEPARTURE / SEE YOU

Take some leisure time in Hanoi until it's time for your airport transfer for your return flight. Until we meet again!

Durations

9 - 12 days

Languages

English

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Vietnam

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Hanoi’s Colonial Architecture - 🏛️ Exploring Hanoi’s Colonial Architecture: A Journey Through Time in the French Quarter When most travelers think of Hanoi, their minds often jump to the lively chaos of the Old Quarter — buzzing scooters, sizzling street food stalls, and narrow alleyways filled with history. But just a short stroll away lies another side of the city: the French Quarter, where grand boulevards, leafy trees, and elegant colonial mansions whisper stories of Vietnam’s colonial past. If the Old Quarter feels like a vibrant maze, then the French Quarter offers space, serenity, and timeless elegance. And what makes it truly fascinating is how these buildings — constructed during French rule in the late 19th and early 20th centuries — now blend seamlessly into modern-day Hanoi. In this blog, let’s dive deep into Hanoi’s colonial architecture, explore the must-see landmarks, uncover hidden gems, and share insider tips to make your visit in 2025 unforgettable. 🌿 A Different Pace: From Old Quarter to French Quarter After the sensory overload of the Old Quarter, stepping into the French Quarter feels like a breath of fresh air. The streets are wider, the pace slower, and the trees taller. Instead of tiny tube houses, here you’ll find broad boulevards, neoclassical façades, and elegant villas that once housed colonial administrators and wealthy merchants. This neighborhood, located around Hoan Kiem Lake and stretching toward Ba Dinh District, is sometimes called Hanoi’s “second French Quarter.” Both areas showcase different layers of colonial influence, each with its own unique atmosphere. Walking here is a joy: you can actually hear birdsong, admire the pastel-colored villas, and feel the cool shade of banyan and flamboyant trees. It’s no wonder that many embassies, luxury hotels, and cultural institutions now call this district home. 🏰 Architectural Styles: From Neoclassical to Art Deco The architecture of Hanoi’s French Quarter isn’t uniform. Instead, it’s a rich mix of styles that evolved over decades: ✨ Neoclassical (early 1900s) – Think grand pillars, symmetrical facades, and whitewashed walls. These buildings often housed important colonial offices.✨ Beaux-Arts & Renaissance influences – Characterized by ornate balconies, arched windows, and elaborate detailing.✨ Art Deco (1930s) – Sleek, geometric lines that represented modernity at the time.✨ Oriental touches – Some villas incorporated tiled roofs or dragon motifs, blending French design with Vietnamese aesthetics. The result? A living museum of architectural evolution, all within walking distance. 🌟 Must-See Colonial Landmarks in Hanoi (Updated for 2025) Here are the highlights you shouldn’t miss when exploring Hanoi’s French Quarter and beyond: 1. Hanoi Opera House 🎭 Perhaps the most iconic colonial building in Hanoi, the Opera House (built in 1911) was modeled after Paris’s Palais Garnier. With its elegant yellow façade, grand columns, and ornate interior, it remains a cultural hub. Today, it hosts concerts, ballets, and international performances — check the 2025 schedule for special events if you want to experience it firsthand. 2. Government Guest House 🏛️ Originally the residence of the Governor of Tonkin, this grand neoclassical mansion now serves as the Government Guest House. While it’s not open to the public, you can admire its pastel-yellow walls and elegant gardens from the outside. It’s located at the intersection of Ngo Quyen and Le Thach streets, just a few steps from Hoan Kiem Lake. 3. Metropole Hanoi Hotel ✨ A living legend of colonial luxury, the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi (built in 1901) has hosted everyone from Charlie Chaplin to Angelina Jolie. Even if you’re not staying overnight, you can enjoy afternoon tea in the glass-roofed Le Club Bar or sip cocktails at the Bamboo Bar by the pool. 4. St. Joseph’s Cathedral ⛪ Although technically in the Old Quarter, this Gothic Revival church (built in 1886) reflects the French colonial period. Often compared to a mini version of Notre-Dame de Paris, it’s still an active place of worship and a popular photography spot. 5. Ba Dinh’s Colonial Villas 🏡 Along Phan Dinh Phung and Dien Bien Phu streets in Ba Dinh District, you’ll find tree-lined avenues dotted with French villas. Many of them now serve as embassies or government offices. These quieter streets are perfect for a leisurely stroll away from tourist crowds. 6. Vietnam National Museum of History 📚 Housed in a former colonial building with yellow walls and Indochinese architectural flair, this museum is worth visiting not only for its exhibits but also for its design. The mix of French style and Vietnamese motifs makes it a standout landmark. 🚶 Best Ways to Explore the French Quarter Exploring Hanoi’s French Quarter is best done on foot. Here are some tips for your 2025 visit: 👟 Walking Tour – Start from Hoan Kiem Lake, pass by the Opera House, then wander down Trang Tien Street, where luxury boutiques now sit inside colonial storefronts. Continue toward Ngo Quyen Street to see the Government Guest House, then loop around toward the Metropole. 🚲 Cyclo Ride – For a slower pace, hop on a cyclo (three-wheeled bicycle taxi) and let a local guide pedal you through the boulevards while you sit back and soak in the views. 🚌 Guided Tour – Several Hanoi walking tour companies now offer themed “Colonial Architecture Tours,” which include hidden villas and access to buildings usually closed to the public. ☕ Cafés & Dining in Colonial Buildings One of the best ways to experience colonial architecture is to enjoy it from the inside. Many of Hanoi’s historic villas have been transformed into stylish cafés, restaurants, and art spaces: Maison de Tet Décor – A villa-turned-café with garden views, perfect for brunch. L’Espace (French Cultural Center) – A cultural hub with exhibitions, film screenings, and a cozy café. Metropole’s Angelina Bar – For fine dining and crafted cocktails inside one of Hanoi’s most elegant hotels. 📸 Photography Tips for 2025 Morning Light: The soft glow between 7–9 AM is ideal for capturing yellow façades. Avoid Midday Heat: Hanoi can get hot, especially from May to September. Details Matter: Don’t just snap the whole building — zoom in on wrought-iron balconies,...Hanoi Opera House - 🎭 Hanoi Opera House in 2025: A Timeless Icon of Art, Culture & History Few landmarks in Hanoi capture the city’s unique mix of history, culture, and elegance quite like the Hanoi Opera House. Known officially as the Municipal Theatre, this magnificent building stands proudly at the eastern end of Trang Tien Street, where French charm meets Vietnamese soul. More than just a venue for performances, the Opera House is a symbol of Hanoi’s colonial heritage and its continuing transformation into a global cultural capital. Let’s dive into its history, architecture, experiences, and tips for visiting in 2025. 🏛️ A Journey Through Time 🇫🇷 French Ambitions in Vietnam Construction of the Opera House began in 1901 and lasted nearly ten years. Built on reclaimed land, it officially opened in 1911, modeled after the neo-Baroque Palais Garnier in Paris. With its Ionic columns, slate tiles imported from France, and intricate façade, it was the ultimate jewel of French Hanoi. During the colonial era, it wasn’t just a building — it was the epicenter of high society, where the French elite attended operas, ballets, and classical concerts. ✊ The August Revolution of 1945 In August 1945, the Opera House became a stage for politics rather than performance. From its balcony, the Viet Minh proclaimed the success of the August Revolution, marking a turning point in Vietnam’s fight for independence. 🎭 From Socialist Realism to Global Stage After independence, the Opera House hosted plays and performances centered on Socialist Realism and revolutionary ideals. However, following a major restoration in the early 2000s, the building returned to its former grandeur, once again shining as a cultural hub. Today in 2025, it remains a living monument where history, art, and architecture merge. ✨ Architectural Grandeur Step inside (or even admire from outside), and you’ll instantly understand why this is one of Hanoi’s crown jewels. 🕯️ Interiors That Breathe Elegance The Opera House is adorned with: Crystal chandeliers ✨ Sweeping marble staircases 🪞 Ornate Parisian mirrors Red velvet seats and golden accents Every detail reflects Parisian luxury, yet it has been carefully restored to preserve authenticity. 🌙 Exterior Beauty If you don’t attend a show, don’t worry. The facade is a masterpiece in itself — especially under: Evening floodlights 🌆 The soft glow of a full moon 🌕 Early morning golden light 🌞 It’s a photographer’s dream, and many locals gather here just to enjoy the atmosphere. 🎶 Performances & Events in 2025 The Hanoi Opera House isn’t just about history — it’s an active cultural hub. 🎻 What You Can See In 2025, the Opera House continues to host: Classical concerts featuring Vietnamese and international orchestras 🎼 Ballet & opera performances in collaboration with global companies 🩰 Traditional Vietnamese music and dance shows with modern interpretations 🎶 Contemporary fusion events, blending Vietnamese instruments with Western symphonies 🎷 💡 Pro Tip Tickets often sell out quickly, especially for international collaborations. Book online directly at the official Hanoi Opera House website or via reputable Vietnamese ticketing platforms. 🍵 Experiences Around the Opera House The Opera House is located in the French Quarter, one of Hanoi’s most elegant districts. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss nearby: ☕ Café Terrace at Sofitel Metropole Hotel – enjoy afternoon tea in Hanoi’s most iconic hotel. 🛍️ Trang Tien Plaza – luxury shopping and local designer boutiques. 🎨 L’Espace (Institut Français) – exhibitions, film screenings, and cultural events. 🌳 Hoan Kiem Lake – just a short walk away, perfect for an evening stroll. 📸 Best Photo Spots For the perfect Opera House picture in 2025: 📍 Across Trang Tien Street – for a full frontal view. 📍 From the side boulevards – to capture the columns and angles. 📍 At night – when the building glows in golden light. 📍 During Tet Festival – when the Opera House is decorated with flowers and lights. 🗺️ Practical Travel Tips (2025) 🕰️ Opening Hours The Opera House is only open to the public during performances and special tours. If you don’t attend a show, you can still admire the exterior anytime. 🎟️ Ticket Prices Local performances: From 150,000 VND (~6 USD) International shows: Up to 2,500,000 VND (~100 USD) Guided tours (when available): Around 200,000–300,000 VND (~8–12 USD) 🚕 Getting There 🚶 Walking: Only 10–15 minutes from Hoan Kiem Lake. 🚖 Taxi or Grab: Affordable and convenient. 🚲 Cyclo ride: A charming old-fashioned way to arrive. 👜 Dress Code While not extremely strict, smart casual is recommended. Locals often dress elegantly for evening shows. 🌟 Why Visit the Hanoi Opera House in 2025? It’s Hanoi’s most iconic colonial building. It’s a living museum of Vietnamese history — from colonial times to independence. It offers world-class performances in a unique setting. It’s surrounded by the French Quarter’s charm — perfect for a half-day cultural stroll. 🎭 Final Thoughts The Hanoi Opera House is more than just a building — it’s a symbol of Hanoi’s identity. From colonial glamour to revolutionary history and modern-day cultural rebirth, it has witnessed the city’s greatest transformations. In 2025, whether you attend a world-class ballet, enjoy a Vietnamese traditional concert, or simply admire its architecture under the moonlight, the Opera House promises an unforgettable experience. 👉 My advice: Don’t just pass by. Book a performance, step inside, and let the magic of Hanoi’s Opera House transport you across time.

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Adele
19/05/2025

Excellent!

My Myanmar tour organized by Indochina Royal Travel was truly special. The hotels reflected the local character while offering modern comforts. The itinerary was thoughtfully crafted to include key sights and cultural experiences, and the English-speaking guides were warm and insightful. Their dedication and professionalism made the trip seamless and memorable.
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Maxine
18/05/2025

Excellent!

Booking a Cambodia tour with Indochina Royal Travel was one of the best decisions I made. Their team was attentive and quick to respond to all inquiries, customizing the itinerary to suit my interests. The hotels were clean and charming, and the English-speaking guides shared rich historical context that made the journey unforgettable.
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Russell
18/05/2025

Excellent!

Our Vietnam tour with Indochina Royal Travel exceeded every expectation. The food experiences were incredible, especially the local meals arranged in small villages. The guide’s fluent English and enthusiasm helped us appreciate each destination even more. The tour felt both adventurous and perfectly safe thanks to their planning skills.
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Silvia
17/05/2025

Excellent!

My Myanmar journey with Indochina Royal Travel was deeply rewarding. The hotels were comfortable and authentically decorated, adding to the cultural atmosphere. The English-speaking guides were warm, professional, and highly knowledgeable, ensuring that every moment was meaningful and smoothly organized.
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Allison
17/05/2025

Excellent!

Traveling Myanmar with Indochina Royal Travel was a unique and rewarding experience. The company’s attention to detail was impressive, and the accommodations reflected the country’s charm while providing modern comfort. The guides were fluent in English and shared fascinating stories, making the cultural sites much more meaningful and engaging.
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Khloe
15/05/2025

Excellent!

Our Lào tour was flawlessly arranged with great attention to detail. The guides spoke excellent English and made the trip very enjoyable. I felt well taken care of throughout the journey.
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Kaden
14/05/2025

Excellent!

My Myanmar tour with Indochina Royal Travel was a deeply enriching experience. The itinerary was perfectly balanced between sightseeing and cultural immersion. The hotels were comfortable, reflecting local culture, and the English-speaking guides were engaging storytellers who brought Myanmar’s history to life.
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Adele
14/05/2025

Excellent!

Indochina Royal Travel’s Cambodia itinerary was a dream. We explored Angkor Wat at sunrise and enjoyed a boat ride through floating villages. The guide’s English was excellent, and his passion for the country’s history was inspiring. Every hotel was clean and centrally located. We felt completely taken care of from start to finish.
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Christi
13/05/2025

Excellent!

Indochina Royal Travel’s Vietnam tour was thoughtfully organized and full of highlights. The hotels were excellent, the food was a delightful exploration of Vietnamese cuisine, and the English-speaking guides were engaging and informative. Their professional communication and attention to detail made the whole journey seamless and rewarding.
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Elijah
13/05/2025

Excellent!

Indochina Royal Travel’s Cambodia tours are a perfect blend of culture and comfort. The itinerary was well balanced with sightseeing and relaxation, the hotels were clean and well-located, and the guides were fluent in English and very friendly. Their quick and clear communication before and during the trip gave me confidence and peace of mind.
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Lesley
13/05/2025

Excellent!

My Myanmar journey with Indochina Royal Travel was unforgettable. The itinerary was balanced with cultural experiences and sightseeing, and the hotels provided comfortable stays with local character. The English-speaking guides were warm, professional, and full of fascinating information, making every stop memorable.
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Diamond
10/05/2025

Excellent!

Indochina Royal Travel went above and beyond in organizing our Cambodia journey. The guide was incredibly well-prepared, with great English and a talent for storytelling. From city tours to remote villages, everything was smooth and fun. We especially appreciated their flexibility when our plans changed.
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Megan
10/05/2025

Excellent!

Booking a Cambodia tour with Indochina Royal Travel was one of the best decisions I made. Their team was attentive and quick to respond to all inquiries, customizing the itinerary to suit my interests. The hotels were clean and charming, and the English-speaking guides shared rich historical context that made the journey unforgettable.
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Emilio
10/05/2025

Excellent!

Traveling Vietnam with Indochina Royal Travel was a fantastic experience. The hotels were comfortable and well located near attractions. The food was delicious and authentic. The English-speaking guides were friendly and insightful, providing rich cultural and historical information.
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Connie
09/05/2025

Excellent!

Indochina Royal Travel’s tours across Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar offer exceptional value and quality. Each destination was thoughtfully planned, with comfortable hotels and experienced guides fluent in English. Their quick response to inquiries and flexibility in customizing the tour made me feel truly cared for as a customer.

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