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Laos Adventure from Vientiane to Champasak 9 Days

  • CODE: GDT1348
  • Private Tour
  • Duration: 8 - 12 days
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Overview

Travelers rarely visit the Central and South of Laos and so miss out on an area of outstanding natural beauty. For those willing to stray from the beaten track and prepared to accept nights of somewhat basic accommodation, a tour to these parts is immensely rewarding. This 9-day adventure takes you from Laos's capital city, Vientiane, to the Don Khone Archipelago in the south. Along this journey, you'll encounter hill tribes, trek through green jungle of Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area & Bolaven Plateau, and explore ancient temple sites.

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Highlight

Travelers rarely visit the Central and South of Laos and so miss out on an area of outstanding natural beauty. For those willing to stray from the beaten track and prepared to accept nights of somewhat basic accommodation, a tour to these parts is immensely rewarding. This 9-day adventure takes you from Laos's capital city, Vientiane, to the Don Khone Archipelago in the south. Along this journey, you'll encounter hill tribes, trek through green jungle of Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area & Bolaven Plateau, and explore ancient temple sites.

This itinerary is an example. It's designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All Laos Travel's tour packages are 100% bespoke.

HIGHLIGHTS
Experience rural laid-back life of the Central and Southern Laos.
Soak up the culture in Vientiane, one of Southeast Asia's sleepiest capital cities.
Discover the stunning scenery of Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area and Kong Lor Cave.
Explore coffee plantations, ethnic villages and waterfalls in the Bolaven Plateau.
Travel back in time to visit the pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Phou.
See the ways of life and tranquil beauty of Southern Laos' 4,000 river islands.

Service

PRICE INCLUDES
• Accommodations with daily breakfast.
• Meals as mentioned in the itinerary.
• Services of a private driver and an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Service of an English speaking guide.
• Bottled drinking water & wet tissues.
• Entrance fees, boat trips & excursions.

PRICE EXCLUDES
• International flights into and out Laos.
• Meals other than those mentioned in the itinerary.
• Early check-in and late check-out at hotels.
• Personal expenses (such as laundry, telephone, drinks, etc.).
• Tips and gratuities.
• Personal travel insurance.
• Visa stamp fee.

Inclusion

Exclusion

Itinerary

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Day 1: - Vientiane Arrival.
Upon arrival at Vientiane Airport, you will be met by Laos Travel's guide & driver and transferred to your hotel.Laos' biggest city remains a tranquil laid-back character, a world away from the frantic capitals in Asia, and most attractions can be reached on foot. If time permits, you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. Start to explore Vientiane with a visit to Wat Sisaket, believed to be city's oldest surviving temple. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Patuxai Victory Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument. Climb the stairs to the roof for some sweeping, panoramic views over the city. Next, you'll be introduced to see Pha That Luang, the most revered shrine, constructed by King Setthathirat in the 16th century.End your day tour along the banks of the Mekong River as the sun begins to set. Stroll along the river, stop to enjoy a cold drink, or sample a snack from one of the many local food stalls, if you like.Meals: N/A.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 1: - Vientiane Arrival.
Upon arrival at Vientiane Airport, you will be met by Laos Travel's guide & driver and transferred to your hotel.Laos' biggest city remains a tranquil laid-back character, a world away from the frantic capitals in Asia, and most attractions can be reached on foot. If time permits, you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. Start to explore Vientiane with a visit to Wat Sisaket, believed to be city's oldest surviving temple. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Patuxai Victory Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument. Climb the stairs to the roof for some sweeping, panoramic views over the city. Next, you'll be introduced to see Pha That Luang, the most revered shrine, constructed by King Setthathirat in the 16th century.End your day tour along the banks of the Mekong River as the sun begins to set. Stroll along the river, stop to enjoy a cold drink, or sample a snack from one of the many local food stalls, if you like.Meals: N/A.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 1: - Vientiane Arrival.
Upon arrival at Vientiane Airport, you will be met by Laos Travel's guide & driver and transferred to your hotel.Laos' biggest city remains a tranquil laid-back character, a world away from the frantic capitals in Asia, and most attractions can be reached on foot. If time permits, you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. Start to explore Vientiane with a visit to Wat Sisaket, believed to be city's oldest surviving temple. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Patuxai Victory Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument. Climb the stairs to the roof for some sweeping, panoramic views over the city. Next, you'll be introduced to see Pha That Luang, the most revered shrine, constructed by King Setthathirat in the 16th century.End your day tour along the banks of the Mekong River as the sun begins to set. Stroll along the river, stop to enjoy a cold drink, or sample a snack from one of the many local food stalls, if you like.Meals: N/A.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 2: - Vientiane – Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area.
Start the day with an early drive to Ban Kong Lor, a scenic 7-hour drive south. Stop in the small village en-route to visit one of the country's most revered temples: Wat Prabath and Wat Phonsanh (often called "Wat Prabath Phonsanh" by the locals and meaning "Temple of Buddha's footprint"). After lunch, drive further down Route No. 13 to the Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area, also known as Khammouane Limestone NBCA, home to a dizzying array of wildlife, including elephants, tigers and macaques. Entering the designated area, the scenery becomes increasingly more spectacular, featuring limestone karsts, forests and rice paddies. Upon arrival to the small town of Ban Kong Lor, the rest of the day is at leisure to admire the views.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Ban Kong Lor.
Day 2: - Vientiane – Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area.
Start the day with an early drive to Ban Kong Lor, a scenic 7-hour drive south. Stop in the small village en-route to visit one of the country's most revered temples: Wat Prabath and Wat Phonsanh (often called "Wat Prabath Phonsanh" by the locals and meaning "Temple of Buddha's footprint"). After lunch, drive further down Route No. 13 to the Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area, also known as Khammouane Limestone NBCA, home to a dizzying array of wildlife, including elephants, tigers and macaques. Entering the designated area, the scenery becomes increasingly more spectacular, featuring limestone karsts, forests and rice paddies. Upon arrival to the small town of Ban Kong Lor, the rest of the day is at leisure to admire the views.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Ban Kong Lor.
Day 2: - Vientiane – Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area.
Start the day with an early drive to Ban Kong Lor, a scenic 7-hour drive south. Stop in the small village en-route to visit one of the country's most revered temples: Wat Prabath and Wat Phonsanh (often called "Wat Prabath Phonsanh" by the locals and meaning "Temple of Buddha's footprint"). After lunch, drive further down Route No. 13 to the Phou Hin Poun National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area, also known as Khammouane Limestone NBCA, home to a dizzying array of wildlife, including elephants, tigers and macaques. Entering the designated area, the scenery becomes increasingly more spectacular, featuring limestone karsts, forests and rice paddies. Upon arrival to the small town of Ban Kong Lor, the rest of the day is at leisure to admire the views.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Ban Kong Lor.
Day 3: - Discover Kong Lor Cave.
After breakfast, join the guide and driver for a short drive towards the Kong Lor Cave. With a natural 8-kilometer river tunnel through a limestone karst mountain into a hidden valley filled with gleaming stalactites and stalagmites, Kong Lor is a true geological wonder. Step aboard a small motorboat to enter the massive lit-up cave. Reach the tiny, remote village of Ban Natan on the other side of the cave. Have lunch in a small Kong Lor village upon your return.Later in the afternoon, head on a guided walk through the villages surrounding Ban Kong Lor and swim at the Blue Lagoon.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Ban Kong Lor.
Day 3: - Discover Kong Lor Cave.
After breakfast, join the guide and driver for a short drive towards the Kong Lor Cave. With a natural 8-kilometer river tunnel through a limestone karst mountain into a hidden valley filled with gleaming stalactites and stalagmites, Kong Lor is a true geological wonder. Step aboard a small motorboat to enter the massive lit-up cave. Reach the tiny, remote village of Ban Natan on the other side of the cave. Have lunch in a small Kong Lor village upon your return.Later in the afternoon, head on a guided walk through the villages surrounding Ban Kong Lor and swim at the Blue Lagoon.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Ban Kong Lor.
Day 3: - Discover Kong Lor Cave.
After breakfast, join the guide and driver for a short drive towards the Kong Lor Cave. With a natural 8-kilometer river tunnel through a limestone karst mountain into a hidden valley filled with gleaming stalactites and stalagmites, Kong Lor is a true geological wonder. Step aboard a small motorboat to enter the massive lit-up cave. Reach the tiny, remote village of Ban Natan on the other side of the cave. Have lunch in a small Kong Lor village upon your return.Later in the afternoon, head on a guided walk through the villages surrounding Ban Kong Lor and swim at the Blue Lagoon.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Ban Kong Lor.
Day 4: - Phou Hin Poun NPA – Savannakhet.
Wake up early in the morning for transferring to Savannakhet. You will stop at Thakhek, capital of Khammouane Province, to visit Wat Pha That Sikhotabong. Known locally as Muang Kao, it is one of the country's holiest pilgrimage sites and a great scenic spot, especially at sunset. The third lunar month, which usually falls in July, is the best time to visit, when the temple celebrates its annual bun and a carnival-like atmosphere prevails.Upon arrival in Savannakhet Town, take a short tour of the architectural highlights, which include various French villas and the striking St. Teresa Catholic Church. You will also visit the small but very interesting Dinosaur Museum featuring fossilised remains recovered from five sites in Laos.Meal: Breakfast. Accommodation: Hotel in Savannakhet.
Day 4: - Phou Hin Poun NPA – Savannakhet.
Wake up early in the morning for transferring to Savannakhet. You will stop at Thakhek, capital of Khammouane Province, to visit Wat Pha That Sikhotabong. Known locally as Muang Kao, it is one of the country's holiest pilgrimage sites and a great scenic spot, especially at sunset. The third lunar month, which usually falls in July, is the best time to visit, when the temple celebrates its annual bun and a carnival-like atmosphere prevails.Upon arrival in Savannakhet Town, take a short tour of the architectural highlights, which include various French villas and the striking St. Teresa Catholic Church. You will also visit the small but very interesting Dinosaur Museum featuring fossilised remains recovered from five sites in Laos.Meal: Breakfast. Accommodation: Hotel in Savannakhet.
Day 4: - Phou Hin Poun NPA – Savannakhet.
Wake up early in the morning for transferring to Savannakhet. You will stop at Thakhek, capital of Khammouane Province, to visit Wat Pha That Sikhotabong. Known locally as Muang Kao, it is one of the country's holiest pilgrimage sites and a great scenic spot, especially at sunset. The third lunar month, which usually falls in July, is the best time to visit, when the temple celebrates its annual bun and a carnival-like atmosphere prevails.Upon arrival in Savannakhet Town, take a short tour of the architectural highlights, which include various French villas and the striking St. Teresa Catholic Church. You will also visit the small but very interesting Dinosaur Museum featuring fossilised remains recovered from five sites in Laos.Meal: Breakfast. Accommodation: Hotel in Savannakhet.
Day 5: - Savannakhet – Bolaven Plateau.
Today you will be driven south to the Bolaven Plateau in Champasak Province. The plateau stands high above the Mekong and is known for its temperate climate, coffee plantations and mist-shrouded waterfalls. On arrival, explore the Bolaven Plateau's famous features: Tad Fane Waterfall. Situated in dense rain-forest, this waterfall has twin streams that plunge from an impressive height of 800 feet. Next you'll drive to Tad Yeung Waterfall and the surrounding coffee plantation and enjoy a swim in its cool, clear waters.Move to Paksong in the heart of the Bolaven Plateau and spend this evening at Sinouk Coffee Resort. Rest of the day, you may like to acquaint yourself with the history, production and fun facts about coffee with a leisurely stroll through the garden of the resort.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Bolaven Plateau.
Day 5: - Savannakhet – Bolaven Plateau.
Today you will be driven south to the Bolaven Plateau in Champasak Province. The plateau stands high above the Mekong and is known for its temperate climate, coffee plantations and mist-shrouded waterfalls. On arrival, explore the Bolaven Plateau's famous features: Tad Fane Waterfall. Situated in dense rain-forest, this waterfall has twin streams that plunge from an impressive height of 800 feet. Next you'll drive to Tad Yeung Waterfall and the surrounding coffee plantation and enjoy a swim in its cool, clear waters.Move to Paksong in the heart of the Bolaven Plateau and spend this evening at Sinouk Coffee Resort. Rest of the day, you may like to acquaint yourself with the history, production and fun facts about coffee with a leisurely stroll through the garden of the resort.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Bolaven Plateau.
Day 5: - Savannakhet – Bolaven Plateau.
Today you will be driven south to the Bolaven Plateau in Champasak Province. The plateau stands high above the Mekong and is known for its temperate climate, coffee plantations and mist-shrouded waterfalls. On arrival, explore the Bolaven Plateau's famous features: Tad Fane Waterfall. Situated in dense rain-forest, this waterfall has twin streams that plunge from an impressive height of 800 feet. Next you'll drive to Tad Yeung Waterfall and the surrounding coffee plantation and enjoy a swim in its cool, clear waters.Move to Paksong in the heart of the Bolaven Plateau and spend this evening at Sinouk Coffee Resort. Rest of the day, you may like to acquaint yourself with the history, production and fun facts about coffee with a leisurely stroll through the garden of the resort.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Bolaven Plateau.
Day 6: - Bolaven Plateau – Wat Phou – Don Daeng.
Wake up early to enjoy breakfast and taste the plateau's special coffee. Then the guide will take you to visit a Katu ethnic village to gain an appreciation of their diverse and unique cultures. The local villagers are used to seeing the occasional foreign visitors, but it remains free from busloads of curious tourists. Enjoy the villagers' authentic hospitality and have a stroll through the neat rows of wooden huts.An option to fly through the jungle with zipline is also available (at additional surcharge).After lunch, make your journey to Champasak to visit the ancient ruins of Wat Phou, otherwise known as Vat Phou. Outdating Angkor Wat by almost 500 years, these ruins offer insight into the region's cultural heritage and still function today as a Buddhist worship site. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features intricate stone carvings bearing Hindu deities and moss-covered remains of shrines and courtyards.Then take a long-tailed boat across the Mekong River to Don Daeng - known as "Red Island". Check in to La Folie Lodge, a romantically positioned hotel. Then relax on the sandy beach edging the Mekong, which faces picturesque Wat Phou Temple and take-in the exceptional natural beauty and unspoiled charm of Laos.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Daeng.
Day 6: - Bolaven Plateau – Wat Phou – Don Daeng.
Wake up early to enjoy breakfast and taste the plateau's special coffee. Then the guide will take you to visit a Katu ethnic village to gain an appreciation of their diverse and unique cultures. The local villagers are used to seeing the occasional foreign visitors, but it remains free from busloads of curious tourists. Enjoy the villagers' authentic hospitality and have a stroll through the neat rows of wooden huts.An option to fly through the jungle with zipline is also available (at additional surcharge).After lunch, make your journey to Champasak to visit the ancient ruins of Wat Phou, otherwise known as Vat Phou. Outdating Angkor Wat by almost 500 years, these ruins offer insight into the region's cultural heritage and still function today as a Buddhist worship site. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features intricate stone carvings bearing Hindu deities and moss-covered remains of shrines and courtyards.Then take a long-tailed boat across the Mekong River to Don Daeng - known as "Red Island". Check in to La Folie Lodge, a romantically positioned hotel. Then relax on the sandy beach edging the Mekong, which faces picturesque Wat Phou Temple and take-in the exceptional natural beauty and unspoiled charm of Laos.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Daeng.
Day 6: - Bolaven Plateau – Wat Phou – Don Daeng.
Wake up early to enjoy breakfast and taste the plateau's special coffee. Then the guide will take you to visit a Katu ethnic village to gain an appreciation of their diverse and unique cultures. The local villagers are used to seeing the occasional foreign visitors, but it remains free from busloads of curious tourists. Enjoy the villagers' authentic hospitality and have a stroll through the neat rows of wooden huts.An option to fly through the jungle with zipline is also available (at additional surcharge).After lunch, make your journey to Champasak to visit the ancient ruins of Wat Phou, otherwise known as Vat Phou. Outdating Angkor Wat by almost 500 years, these ruins offer insight into the region's cultural heritage and still function today as a Buddhist worship site. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features intricate stone carvings bearing Hindu deities and moss-covered remains of shrines and courtyards.Then take a long-tailed boat across the Mekong River to Don Daeng - known as "Red Island". Check in to La Folie Lodge, a romantically positioned hotel. Then relax on the sandy beach edging the Mekong, which faces picturesque Wat Phou Temple and take-in the exceptional natural beauty and unspoiled charm of Laos.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Daeng.
Day 7: - Don Daeng – Don Khone.
The tiny island of Don Khone is your destination today.  After an early morning breakfast, cross over to the mainland and spend two-hour drive south to Hatxaykhoun in southern Champasak. Then travel over the Khong Island Bridge to the 4,000 Islands. Reach the picturesque island of Don Khone by lunchtime and enjoy a local-style lunch served in a nearby restaurant.In the afternoon, take a tour of the colonial holdovers today, visiting old French villas and the narrow gauge railway that was constructed during World War II.The remainder of the day, you are free at leisure.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Done Khone.
Day 7: - Don Daeng – Don Khone.
The tiny island of Don Khone is your destination today.  After an early morning breakfast, cross over to the mainland and spend two-hour drive south to Hatxaykhoun in southern Champasak. Then travel over the Khong Island Bridge to the 4,000 Islands. Reach the picturesque island of Don Khone by lunchtime and enjoy a local-style lunch served in a nearby restaurant.In the afternoon, take a tour of the colonial holdovers today, visiting old French villas and the narrow gauge railway that was constructed during World War II.The remainder of the day, you are free at leisure.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Done Khone.
Day 7: - Don Daeng – Don Khone.
The tiny island of Don Khone is your destination today.  After an early morning breakfast, cross over to the mainland and spend two-hour drive south to Hatxaykhoun in southern Champasak. Then travel over the Khong Island Bridge to the 4,000 Islands. Reach the picturesque island of Don Khone by lunchtime and enjoy a local-style lunch served in a nearby restaurant.In the afternoon, take a tour of the colonial holdovers today, visiting old French villas and the narrow gauge railway that was constructed during World War II.The remainder of the day, you are free at leisure.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Done Khone.
Day 8: - Explore 4,000 Islands.
There's only one way to really explore the waters surrounding Don Khone and that's by kayak. This morning you can do just that with the assistance of a local guide who can show you where the calmest and most picturesque waterways are. Alternatively, go to the river with an experienced kayaker and tackle some of its more challenging eddies and rapids. In the afternoon, embark on a traditional boat and cruise amongst the Siphandon riverine archipelago. Explore this peaceful rural island where locals live out a simple life. Once a minor 19th century French Indochina settlement, Don Khong reveals a handful of colonial-era buildings including an old French railway station. Visit awesome Liphi Waterfalls, nicknamed the "Corridor of the Devil", a natural border between Laos and Cambodia and habitat of the rare Irrawaddy dolphins (sadly, the last known river dolphin in the transboundary pool in the Mekong between Laos and Cambodia was found dead on 15 February 2022).Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Khone.
Day 8: - Explore 4,000 Islands.
There's only one way to really explore the waters surrounding Don Khone and that's by kayak. This morning you can do just that with the assistance of a local guide who can show you where the calmest and most picturesque waterways are. Alternatively, go to the river with an experienced kayaker and tackle some of its more challenging eddies and rapids. In the afternoon, embark on a traditional boat and cruise amongst the Siphandon riverine archipelago. Explore this peaceful rural island where locals live out a simple life. Once a minor 19th century French Indochina settlement, Don Khong reveals a handful of colonial-era buildings including an old French railway station. Visit awesome Liphi Waterfalls, nicknamed the "Corridor of the Devil", a natural border between Laos and Cambodia and habitat of the rare Irrawaddy dolphins (sadly, the last known river dolphin in the transboundary pool in the Mekong between Laos and Cambodia was found dead on 15 February 2022).Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Khone.
Day 8: - Explore 4,000 Islands.
There's only one way to really explore the waters surrounding Don Khone and that's by kayak. This morning you can do just that with the assistance of a local guide who can show you where the calmest and most picturesque waterways are. Alternatively, go to the river with an experienced kayaker and tackle some of its more challenging eddies and rapids. In the afternoon, embark on a traditional boat and cruise amongst the Siphandon riverine archipelago. Explore this peaceful rural island where locals live out a simple life. Once a minor 19th century French Indochina settlement, Don Khong reveals a handful of colonial-era buildings including an old French railway station. Visit awesome Liphi Waterfalls, nicknamed the "Corridor of the Devil", a natural border between Laos and Cambodia and habitat of the rare Irrawaddy dolphins (sadly, the last known river dolphin in the transboundary pool in the Mekong between Laos and Cambodia was found dead on 15 February 2022).Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Khone.
Day 9: - Pakse Departure.
Enjoy the riverside scenes in the morning before making your way to Pakse to catch your departure flight. On the drive back, make one last stop at Khone Phapheng Waterfall, where you can take a moment to enjoy the cooling waters before your journey onward.Meals: Breakfast.
Day 9: - Pakse Departure.
Enjoy the riverside scenes in the morning before making your way to Pakse to catch your departure flight. On the drive back, make one last stop at Khone Phapheng Waterfall, where you can take a moment to enjoy the cooling waters before your journey onward.Meals: Breakfast.
Day 9: - Pakse Departure.
Enjoy the riverside scenes in the morning before making your way to Pakse to catch your departure flight. On the drive back, make one last stop at Khone Phapheng Waterfall, where you can take a moment to enjoy the cooling waters before your journey onward.Meals: Breakfast.

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Highlights of Vietnam Tour 23 Days

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Highlights of Vietnam Tour 21 Days
Private Tour

Highlights of Vietnam Tour 21 Days

17 - 21 days GDT2420
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Backroads of Vietnam Tour 24 Days
Private Tour

Backroads of Vietnam Tour 24 Days

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