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Ancient Wonders of Vietnam & Angkor Wat Cruise Tour
Jan 15, 2028 — Jan 29, 2028
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HALONG BAY, HANOI → BANGKOK / KLONG TOEI
14 Nights on Star Seeker
Discover the beauty of Vietnam and Cambodia on a journey through enchanting-vibrant cities, with the legendary Angkor Wat as the crown jewel of your adventure. Explore Hanoi and its centuries-old streets before boarding your yacht and sailing on Halong Bay’s jade waters. From Da Nang, wander the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An and visit Hue’s imperial treasures. Sail along the Saigon River to Ho Chi Minh City, where French colonial charm meets modern skyscrapers. Glide along Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River, lined with golden temples. Journey inland to Cambodia, where the majestic Angkor Wat Temple awaits. Discover the heart of Cambodia with a tuk-tuk tour of Siem Reap. You’ll also explore Phnom Penh, where Khmer culture comes alive through gilded palaces. This enriching journey, which spans both sea and land, is an exceptional in-depth exploration of Vietnam and Cambodia.
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Enjoy two overnight stays in Halong Bay and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, you'll have ample time to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and unique attractions of each destination.
In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels. This extensive underground tunnel network was used by Viet Cong soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Visit the magnificent Bayon Temple, renowned for its towering stone faces and intricate towers, offering a stunning glimpse into the artistry and history of the Angkor Empire.
Taste your way through Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, one of Thailand’s most iconic and vibrant markets.
Experience the magical atmosphere of Ta Prohm at dawn, as the first light of day illuminates the ancient temple, famously known as the "Tomb Raider Temple."
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Halong Bay is our gateway to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam about 3.5 hours away but well worth the visit. Hanoi boasts a fascinating blend of East and West with lots of Chinese influences and French design. Highlights include the One Pillar Pagoda, the Temple of Literature, Thirty-Six Streets District in Old Town Hanoi, and Hoa Lo Prison, known widely as the "Hanoi Hilton." Explore the mystical landscape of Halong Bay by charming traditional fishing junk.
Halong Bay is our gateway to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam about 3.5 hours away but well worth the visit. Hanoi boasts a fascinating blend of East and West with lots of Chinese influences and French design. Highlights include the One Pillar Pagoda, the Temple of Literature, Thirty-Six Streets District in Old Town Hanoi, and Hoa Lo Prison, known widely as the "Hanoi Hilton." Explore the mystical landscape of Halong Bay by charming traditional fishing junk.
Cruising through Halong Bay offers a mesmerizing experience, as you glide past its emerald waters, towering limestone karsts, and lush islands, immersing yourself in the serene beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site. For a closer view of the limestone formations and to visit some of the islands, take a shore excursion on a junk boat during your stay in Halong Bay.
We'll stay here overnight to explore three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. My Son Sanctuary is Vietnam's most important Champa ruin dating back to the 4th century. The imperial city of Hue is the spiritual heart of Vietnam and home to Nguyen Dynasty emperors. Admire the beauty of Hue's bridges, canals, and lakes. And Hoi An is a tranquil 16th century trading town that has changed little over the centuries. Walk over the 400-year-old covered bridge, pausing to ponder the dog and monkey statues guarding either end.
Cruising the Saigon River offers a unique perspective of Ho Chi Minh City, as you sail past bustling waterfronts, scenic landscapes, and vibrant local life, blending urban energy with natural beauty.
Spend the day exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels where the Viet Cong based their insurgency. Delve into Vietnamese traditions in the villages of the Mekong Delta. Or stay close to your elegant ship enjoying the city's French colonial flare, maybe bartering for conical hats and form-fitting ao dai at the market.
Spend the day exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels where the Viet Cong based their insurgency. Delve into Vietnamese traditions in the villages of the Mekong Delta. Or stay close to your elegant ship enjoying the city's French colonial flare, maybe bartering for conical hats and form-fitting ao dai at the market.
Sihanoukville serves as a gateway to Phnom Penh, offering a convenient starting point to explore Cambodia's vibrant capital, rich in history, culture, and iconic landmarks such as the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and the poignant Killing Fields. Sihanoukville is also a launching point to Kampot, known for its pepper plantations.
Sihanoukville, Chombok Community & Waterfall Walk w/Local Lunch
Sihanoukville, Phnom Penh Highlights with Lunch
Sihanoukville, Sunny Bay Resort with Lunch
Sihanoukville, Kampot Town & Village with Lunch
Far less developed and more idyllic than many other Thai islands, Ko Kut is rather flat and covered almost entirely by native forest or coconut and rubber plantations. You will find a number of pristine beaches here. We will anchor and tender to a private pier for a signature beach barbecue.
Cruising the Chao Phraya River offers a scenic journey through Bangkok, providing stunning views of historic temples, grand palaces, and vibrant local life along the riverbanks.
Known for its beautiful ornate shrines and temples and vibrant street life, Bangkok is one of the top cities in the world to visit. Your ship is docked as close to Bangkok as any ship can get. Highlights include the Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, and the Floating Market. Extend your stay to include the overland Angkor Wat/Cambodia tour.
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| Dec 26 (Sun) – Jan 9 (Sun), 2028December 26 (Sun) – January 9 (Sun), 2028 | Star Seeker |
