Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos Tours

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Vietnam, Cambodia & Laos

Vietnam: a dynamic land of contrasts - from misty mountains and emerald rice terraces to historic towns and sun-kissed beaches.
Cambodia: home to the majestic temples of Angkor, peaceful rural life, and a resilient spirit that shines through its people.
Laos: the hidden gem of the region, where time seems to slow down - monks in saffron robes, tranquil rivers, and colonial charm in Luang Prabang.
Shared heritage, unique identities: once united under French Indochina, each nation preserves its own language, architecture, and cultural rhythm.
Seamless travel routes: journey easily overland or by short flights between Hanoi, Luang Prabang, and Siem Reap - or cruise the Mekong River linking all three.
Spiritual and cultural depth: from ancient pagodas to serene monasteries, Buddhism connects the hearts of all three nations.

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1. Do we need visas for Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos?

The three countries have separate rules, so check all three.

For Vietnam, citizens of the United Kingdom and of most western European countries enter without a visa for up to 45 days, while citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand need an e-visa, applied for online through the Vietnamese immigration authorities, which allows up to 90 days with multiple entries.
For Cambodia, all of these nationalities need a visa: either a visa on arrival, currently 30 USD for a 30-day stay, or an e-visa from the official site evisa.gov.kh. Separately from the visa, everyone entering Cambodia must also submit the free e-Arrival card at arrival.gov.kh within seven days before arrival: it is not a visa and does not replace one.
For Laos, all of these nationalities also need a visa, available on arrival at the main airports and land borders or in advance at laoevisa.gov.la, allowing 30 days and extendable twice up to 90 days; Lao fees depend on your nationality. We help with these procedures when you book, but entry rules change, so please confirm the current position for your own passport before booking flights.

Last checked: September 2026.

2. How many days do you need for Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos together?

Fourteen days is the practical minimum for all three countries, and at that length each stop is short: roughly a week in Vietnam, then three days for the Angkor temples and three for Luang Prabang. Three weeks is the length that lets the trip breathe, with time for Vietnam from north to south, for Phnom Penh as well as Siem Reap, and for Vientiane or the Mekong in southern Laos alongside Luang Prabang. Below two weeks we would normally suggest dropping one country rather than compressing all three.

3. When is the best time to travel to Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos together?

November to March is the window that works across all three. Cambodia and Laos share a clear pattern, with a dry season from about mid-October to April and rains from May to September. Vietnam is the complication: it runs 2,000 km from north to south and the regions do not share a season, so October to November and mid-March to May are usually the most comfortable overall.

If you are travelling in the rainy months the trip is still workable, as the showers are normally short and fall in the afternoon, and you will find greener landscapes, lower prices and far fewer people at Angkor.

4. How do you travel between Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos?

Mostly by air, because the distances are long: flights of about an hour connect Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang with Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Luang Prabang and Vientiane. Between southern Vietnam and Phnom Penh there is also the option of going up the Mekong by boat, which turns the border crossing into part of the trip. Overland crossings exist on all three borders but the drives are long, so we use them only where they genuinely add something to the route.

5. Can the trip start in one country and finish in another?

Yes. Trips can begin in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Siem Reap, Phnom Penh or Luang Prabang and end in any of the others. Because everything is private there are no fixed departures, so the direction is usually decided by which international flights suit you best, which often saves both time and money.

6. Can we add Thailand to the trip?

Yes. Thailand borders both Laos and Cambodia and can be added by air or overland. Allow at least five to seven extra days: with less than that Thailand becomes a stopover rather than a proper part of the trip. Bangkok is also a common international gateway, so for some routes adding it costs less time than you would expect.

7. How is the price calculated and what does it include?

Quoted prices are based on a group of four travellers staying in standard hotels, and they do not include international flights. Because the trips are private, the final price depends on when you travel, the category of hotels you choose and above all the number of people in your group: the same itinerary costs less per person for a group of six than for a couple. On a three-country route the internal flights make up a large part of the total, so the dates you choose affect the price more than on a single-country trip.

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TESTIMONIALS

What our customers say about us

Hello, We would like to share our complete satisfaction with our guide, Long, who accompanied us during the first week of our trip to Vietnam.

Read more An Unforgettable 17-Day Journey from North to South Vietnam

August 12, 2026

Marie, Christopher and family America

It’s our first time in Vietnam, and from the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with a warmth that we will never forget. This trip has been wonderful, especially on an emotional and human level. We met people with extraordinary kindness and sincerity, and that is what we will carry most dearly in our hearts from Vietnam. 😍 Throughout our journey, we met some fantastic guides: Hay in Hanoi, Lap in Bac Ha and Sapa, which became one of our favorite places, and Lan in Hoi An. Each of them helped us discover something special about Vietnam: its history, culture, heritage, and everyday life.

Read more Vietnam Highlights Tour From North to South 7 Days

8 August 2026

Marco and Isabella Italiy

Now that we’re back in Milan, we’d like to sincerely thank you and the entire Kampá Tour team for this magnificent two-week trip. Everything contributed to making this trip a true success: breathtaking landscapes, delicious cuisine, knowledgeable and passionate guides, perfectly organized transfers, well-chosen activities, and a well-balanced itinerary. The hotels were also excellent, especially the Nahm Village and the Ancient House Hue!

Read more 10 Days, 10 Colors: A Journey from South to North Vietnam

July 15, 2026

Luca & Giulia Italy

Hello Mai, We absolutely loved our trip, and your organization was impeccable from start to finish. We are ending this journey with very positive memories after discovering two beautiful countries that will remain among our favorite travel experiences for a long time. Everything was very well planned, allowing us to enjoy our vacation without any worries. The guides were truly excellent and contributed greatly to making our trip so enjoyable. We would also like to recognize the drivers, whose professionalism, punctuality, and kindness ensured that everything ran smoothly throughout the journey. We would not hesitate to recommend your services to others and would be delighted to travel with you again if we return to this part of the world. A very heartfelt thank you for helping us enjoy such a wonderful and seamless holiday. Best regards, Susan & Michael

Read more Uncover the Hidden Beauty of Vietnam - Cambodia in 3 Weeks

June 6, 2026

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