FAQ

Our Most Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is included in Kampá Tour's luxury Vietnam tour package?

A luxury Vietnam tour package with Kampá Tour offers a personalized experience combining comfort and exclusivity. You'll enjoy private transfers, 5-star accommodations, and the services of a dedicated guide and driver to help you explore Vietnam's stunning landscapes and rich culture.

Your itinerary, tailored to your interests by our experienced experts, includes gourmet dining, luxury hotels and resorts, and private transportation, including airport transfers. The tour features exclusive activities such as cooking classes, temple visits, spa treatments, private boat cruises, and access to local cultural events.

With Kampá Tour, you'll experience the best of Vietnam all with 24/7 in-country support.

2. What is the best time to tour Vietnam?

The ideal time to visit Vietnam is between March and April, when the weather is mild and rainfall is minimal. Spanning over 1,600 km in length, Vietnam experiences significant variations in climate from north to south, ranging from temperate to tropical conditions.

3. How long is the ideal stay in Laos?

The ideal length of stay in Laos varies depending on individual preferences. For those with limited time who want to see the main highlights, 3-6 days is reasonable. If you are a Laos enthusiast and wish to explore in depth and experience it in an authentic manner, 2 weeks (10-15 days) is ideal.

Additionally, combining a trip to Laos with neighboring countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand can influence the decision on how long to stay in Laos.

Contact our advisors, who are knowledgeable about the destinations in Laos, to design a customized trip that perfectly meets your desires.

4. What are the must-visit destinations in Laos?
  • Luang Prabang: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Luang Prabang stands out with its ancient temples and majestic natural scenery.
  • Vang Vieng: A charming small town by the Nam Song River, famous for its outdoor activities and stunning limestone landscapes.
  • Vientiane: The capital of Laos, Vientiane offers a blend of history, culture, and modernity with many beautiful temples and architectural landmarks.
  • Pakse: Located in southern Laos, Pakse is the gateway to exploring the Bolaven Plateau and the magnificent Tad Fane Waterfall.
  • Bolaven Plateau: Renowned for its coffee plantations, beautiful waterfalls, and refreshing green spaces.
  • 4000 Islands (Si Phan Don): An area on the Mekong River with thousands of small islands, where you can relax and enjoy the fresh air and peaceful villages.
5. What is the best time to travel to Laos?

The ideal time to visit Laos depends on the seasons. There are two main seasons: the rainy season, from June to the end of September, and the dry season, which is divided into the cool dry season from October to March and the hot dry season from April to May. Generally, the best time to explore the entire country is from late October to early March.

For specific regions, the optimal times are:

  • Luang Prabang: November to early March
  • Northern Laos: Early October to late May
  • Central Laos: November to early March
  • Southern Laos: November to early March

Traveling during the rainy season offers lush and beautiful landscapes, better prices, fewer tourists, and easier service bookings, with rain mainly occurring at night, late afternoon, or early morning, and occasional showers during the day.

6. Is 7 days enough to see the highlights of South Vietnam?

Yes, 7 days can be enough to see the highlights of South Vietnam. You can explore the vibrant city of Ho Chi Minh City, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, experience the Mekong Delta, and relax in beach destinations like Vung Tau or Phu Quoc Island. This timeframe allows you to get a good overview of the region's cultural and natural attractions.

7. What are some nice spots for hiking in Vietnam, particularly in the North and Northwest regions?

Some of the best hiking spots in Vietnam, especially in the North and Northwest, include Ky Quan San in Lao Cai, Pha Luong in Son La, Lao Than in Lao Cai, Ta Xua Peak in Son La, and Lung Cung in Yen Bai. These places offer stunning landscapes and challenging trails. It is highly recommended to hire a private guide (porter) from companies like Kampá Tour, which provides experienced English-speaking guides. The terrain in these areas is very wild and unknown, and navigating without a guide can be difficult and dangerous due to the risk of getting lost in the jungle.

8. What are some family-friendly activities to include in a Vietnam 10-day itinerary?

A family-friendly Vietnam 10-day itinerary can include activities such as:

  • Exploring Hanoi’s Old Quarter: Enjoy a cyclo ride and visit kid-friendly museums like the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.
  • Cruising Halong Bay: A boat tour with kayaking, cave exploration, and beach visits.
  • Visiting Hoi An: Participate in lantern-making workshops and explore the ancient town.
  • Ho Chi Minh City: Visit the Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens, and take a day trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels. These activities ensure fun and educational experiences for all ages.
9. What should I pack for a multi-country tour of those countries?

For a multi-country tour of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand, pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for the tropical climate, comfortable walking shoes, swimwear, and a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings. Essentials include sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglasses, and a reusable water bottle. Additionally, bring a travel adapter, a small first aid kit, and any necessary medications. Remember to pack modest clothing for temple visits in all three countries.

10. What are some unique experiences to include in this tour?

Unique experiences to include in this trip could be taking a street food tour, trying your hand at traditional crafts like pottery or silk weaving, enjoying a bike ride through the countryside, participating in a dawn Tai Chi session by a lake, or exploring Vietnam's coffee culture by visiting local cafes and trying different brews.

11. Is 3 weeks enough to explore this country in-depth?

Yes, 3 weeks is enough to explore this beautiful country in-depth. This duration allows you to experience a wide range of the country’s diverse regions, from the bustling cities and historical sites to the serene countryside and stunning coastal areas. You can travel from north to south, covering major attractions and hidden gems alike.

12. How can I optimize my travel time in Vietnam in 1 week?

To optimize your travel time in this beautiful country in 1 week, plan your itinerary carefully by prioritizing must-see destinations and using efficient transportation options. Domestic flights are the quickest way to travel between major cities like Hanoi, Da Nang (for Hoi An), and Ho Chi Minh City. Booking tours in advance can save time and help you make the most of each location.

13. Is 7 days enough to see the highlights of North Vietnam?

Yes, 7 days can be enough to see the highlights of North Vietnam. You can explore a major city, enjoy scenic landscapes, and experience cultural sites such as Hanoi, Tam Coc - Ninh Binh, Halong Bay, Ha Giang or Sapa. It’s enough time to get a good sense of the region’s diversity and beauty, though your experience will depend on how you prioritize your destinations and activities.

14. What kind of cuisine can I expect on this trip?

On a Thailand Cambodia Vietnam trip, you can expect to enjoy a diverse and flavorful array of cuisines. Thai cuisine offers dishes like pad Thai, green curry, and mango sticky rice. In Cambodia, you’ll find traditional dishes such as amok (coconut fish curry) and lok lak (stir-fried beef). Vietnamese cuisine is known for pho (noodle soup), banh mi (sandwich), and fresh spring rolls. Street food is also a highlight in all three countries, providing an authentic taste of local flavors and culinary traditions. Each country's cuisine reflects its cultural heritage and uses fresh, local ingredients.

15. How do I manage the visa requirements for a Thailand Cambodia Vietnam tour?

Managing visa requirements for a Thailand Cambodia Vietnam trip involves checking the specific regulations for each country based on your nationality. Thailand often offers visa-free entry or visas on arrival for many travelers. Cambodia provides an e-Visa system and visas on arrival at major entry points. Vietnam requires most travelers to obtain a visa, which can be done through the e-Visa system or visa on arrival. It’s essential to verify the latest visa requirements and ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.

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