Vietnam & Cambodia Tours

Vietnam and Cambodia are neighboring countries that blend beautifully into one unforgettable journey. From emerald rice terraces and misty mountains to golden beaches and ancient temples, both nations offer an incredible mix of landscapes and cultures. Traveling between them feels seamless. One moment you are cruising through Ha Long Bay, and the next you are exploring the timeless ruins of Angkor. Together, Vietnam and Cambodia create a journey rich in color, history, and soul.
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Vietnam & Cambodia Tours

  • Two neighboring gems of Southeast Asia: easily connected by land or short flights, making them ideal to combine in one seamless journey.
  • Vietnam: a land of contrasts: from the emerald rice terraces of the north and the misty mountains of Sapa to the golden beaches of Da Nang and the vibrant streets of Ho Chi Minh City.
  • Cambodia: home to the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, peaceful countryside, floating villages on Tonlé Sap Lake, and a deep spiritual heritage.
  • Shared heritage and distinct cultures: both nations were once part of the Indochina Federation, yet each preserves its own language, cuisine, and rhythm of life.
  • Easy border crossing: travel by boat along the Mekong River from Vietnam’s delta to Phnom Penh, or fly between cities like Hanoi–Siem Reap or Ho Chi Minh–Phnom Penh in under two hours.
  • Everyday life connections: Vietnamese and Cambodian people often share trade, traditions, and even dishes along the border regions.
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Frequently asked questions

1. Do we need visas for Vietnam and Cambodia?

The two countries have different rules, so check both.

  • For Vietnam, citizens of the United Kingdom and of most western European countries currently enter without a visa for stays of up to 45 days. Citizens of the United States and Australia are not on the exemption list and need an e-visa, which is issued online by the Vietnamese immigration authorities and 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 applied for in advance at the official site evisa.gov.kh. Separately from the visa, every traveller entering Cambodia must also submit the free e-Arrival card at arrival.gov.kh within seven days before arrival.

The e-Arrival card is not a visa and does not replace one. We help with these procedures when you book, but entry rules change, so please confirm the current position for your own nationality before you travel. Last checked: September 2026.

2. How many days do you need for a combined Vietnam and Cambodia trip?

Fifteen days is the length that covers both countries without rushing: roughly ten to eleven days in Vietnam from north to south, then three or four for Phnom Penh and the Angkor temples. Ten days works if you concentrate on southern Vietnam, the Mekong Delta and Cambodia rather than trying to include Hanoi and Ha Long Bay. With an extra week you can add the northern mountains of Vietnam or a few nights on the coast at either end.

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

October to April is the most reliable window for a trip covering both countries. Vietnam runs 2,000 km from north to south and the regions do not share a season, so there is rarely a month when everywhere is at its best: October to November and mid-March to May are usually the most comfortable overall. Cambodia has a clearer pattern, with a dry season from mid-October to April. Its climate is close to that of southern Vietnam, so a trip planned around Cambodia's dry season normally suits the south of Vietnam as well. July and August are hot, around 30 to 35 degrees, but Ha Long Bay is often sunny and the rice terraces in the north are green.

4. How do you travel between Vietnam and Cambodia?

There are three ways and we use all of them depending on the itinerary. Flying is the quickest: about an hour from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang to Siem Reap or Phnom Penh. The most interesting option is by river, taking a boat up the Mekong from the far south of Vietnam to Phnom Penh, which turns the border crossing into part of the trip. Travelling overland is possible but the drives are long, so we usually suggest it only when it fits the rest of the route.

5. Can the trip start in Cambodia and finish in Vietnam?

Yes. You can begin in Phnom Penh or Siem Reap and end in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, or run the route the other way round. Because the trips are private there are no fixed departures, so the direction is usually decided by which flights suit you best.

6. Can we add Laos or Thailand to the trip?

Yes. Both countries border the region and can be added by air or overland, from Cambodia or from Vietnam. Allow at least five to seven extra days: less than that and the new country becomes a stopover rather than a proper part of the trip.

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