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Upon arrival at the airport in Hanoi (Vietnam), you'll be warmly greeted by your English-speaking guide holding a sign bearing your name. From there, enjoy a smooth transfer to the bustling capital center (approximately 1 hour), where your journey begins with a captivating first glimpse of Hanoi.
After checking in at the hotel, take some time to unwind and relax.
The afternoon is yours to roam freely and discover the charms of the capital, armed with the map we provide.
Your night in Hanoi marks the commencement of our Vietnam and Thailand 15-day itinerary with Kampá Tour.
After breakfast, we start the discovery of Hanoi's most notable cultural sites and historical monuments including the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the House on Stilts, Unique Pillar Pagoda, Temple of Literature - the country's first university founded in 1070. Lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, we'll continue with the bike ride via the 36 guilds of Hanoi's Old Quarter. The name of the products is used to name the streets, e.g. Paper Street, Sugar Street, Silver Street, etc. (Hang Giay, Hang Duong, Hang Bac, etc. in Vietnamese). Finish the tour with Ngoc Son Temple, The Huc Bridge, and Hoan Kiem Lake or Restored Sword Lake. At the end of the afternoon, we will attend a Water Puppet Show at the Thang Long Theatre.
Return to the hotel. Overnight in Hanoi.
Departure by road to Halong, the most beautiful bay in Vietnam, one of the most magical landscapes in Asia, crossing the prestigious landscape of the water-bathed lands with rice paddies. Upon arrival at the boat, we'll embark on a cruise to explore Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Welcome by the crew and departure for a magnificent cruise around the bay. Overnight on board.
Note: The itinerary depends on each cruise and changes without notice depending on weather conditions.
Wake up at dawn to enjoy a moment of unique splendour: the first rays of sun coming out of the thousands of sugar loaves in the bay and participation in a Tai Chi session on the terrace.
Boat or kayak trip to discover the fishing village of Vung Vieng, possible encounter with the locals.
Lunch at the reed, disembark and return to Hanoi. At the indicated time, transfer to the airport for the flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Arrival, reception by your English-speaking guide at the airport. Transfer and check-in to the hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.
Free time. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.
After breakfast, we will leave for an orientation tour in the city center, known as "Colonial Saigon":
Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office (built according to Gustave Eiffel's plans).
The Headquarters of the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, the former Central City Hall, considered the most beautiful colonial building in the city.
The Vietnam Museum of Traditional Medicine: a treasure trove of documents, objects and instruments of a wide variety related to local medicine.
In the afternoon, we'll head to the Cu Chi Underground Tunnels, located on the outskirts of the city. Upon arrival, we'll descend into the underground world to discover a picturesque landscape: the tunnels with a length of 200 km, width of 70 cm and height of 90 cm, which house various meeting rooms, kitchens, hospitals, among others. We will return to the surface and then head back to Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon.
Overnight at the hotel.
Depart for the Mekong Delta, a half-land, half-water territory in the far south of the country.
Arrival in Ben Tre, the large town located in the heart of the northern arms of the river. Boat trip along the rivers to reach Mo Cay, a small rural region still not very touristy, well known for its coconut trade and the manufacture of coconut products: coconut, coconut yarn, coconut activated charcoal...
Bike ride or Xe loi (motorized cycle) on the green island abundantly covered with coconut palms. The route, away from mass tourism, takes you along small paths, under the shade of coconut trees, which offer a particularly poetic landscape. Stop at farms to observe the making of candy and coconut brooms.
Continue with a ride in a small rowboat along the streams surrounded by water palm trees, to immerse yourself in the daily life of the delta. Visit of Mr. Van's traditional house, tasting of local specialties made by his wife: coconut jam, tea with honey and pollen... and beautiful encounters with the local people.
Return to Ho Chi Minh City. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.
Free morning in Ho Chi Minh City.
In the afternoon, transfer to the airport to take the flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Upon arrival, welcome by the guide and driver.
Transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Bangkok.
After breakfast, board a longtail boat and begin your journey along the Chao Praya River (meaning river of kings) to visit 3 of Thailand's oldest temples. Travel via many of the bustling inland canals of Thonburi's coastline for a fantastic view of the lives of the locals by the water. Make a stop at the National Museum of Royal Barges and Wat Arun (the Temple of the Dawn), adorned with glazed mosaics.
Afterwards, visit the temple of Wat Traimit known for its Golden Buddha. Departure for the visit of the Royal Palace founded in 1782 by King Rama I. The wall of the Palace protects an area of 259 hectares. Next, discover the Wat Phra Kaew (or Temple of the Emerald Buddha) which is actually the Royal Chapel of the Grand Palace along with the Emerald Buddha Statue, the most famous and revered statue in Thailand. We continue with the temple of Wat Pho and its impressive Reclining Buddha, the largest in Thailand. Around the temple are Chinese statues depicting royal guards in different postures.
Return to the hotel to rest. Overnight in Bangkok.
Depart early to visit Maeklong Market, located on the train tracks, very close to the train terminal.
Walk along the tracks to explore the vibrant market and notice how quickly merchants close their stalls in preparation for the train, which is scheduled to pass around 8:30 a.m.
Then, head to the small market of Samut Songkhran, where you'll embark on a beautiful canoe ride along the Grand Canal and then through smaller canals, providing an authentic glimpse of rural Asia on the outskirts of Bangkok. The trip, which lasts approximately one hour, will culminate in the heart of the Damnoen Saduak floating market.
Explore this traditional market, packed with vendors offering a variety of products, including food, flowers, plants, and even animals.
Return to Bangkok and enjoy free time to relax.
Overnight in Bangkok.
Take the flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. Upon arrival, you will be warmly greeted by our driver and comfortably settled into your hotel.
A day dedicated to exploring the rich heritage of Chiang Mai, a city founded in the 13th century, reflecting a mix of Lanna, Siamese and Burmese cultures.
Start with a walking tour of the old city, with stops at the old wall, moat, and an old city gate. You'll have the chance to admire some of Chiang Mai's most exquisite temples, including Wat Phra Singh, Wat Phan Tao, and Wat Chedi Luang.
Afterward, stroll through picturesque streets lined with traditional houses and enjoy a rickshaw ride. Your exploration will take you to the bustling Warorot Central Market.
In the afternoon, ascend to Doi Suthep Hill, which offers splendid panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside. You can reach the top by climbing 290 steps or taking a cable car, where a golden chedi houses the revered relics of the Buddha.
Overnight in Chiang Mai.
Visiting an elephant camp in Chiang Mai is a great experience to learn about elephant life and experience Thai culture.
We'll spend the day exploring an elephant training camp nestled in the middle of the jungle. Transfer to the countryside and fields on the outskirts of Chiang Mai to visit the Baan Chang Elephant Camp. Far from being a banal elephant camp and a tourist factory, Baan Chang offers "responsible" activities and courses in total respect for these large pachyderms. We will learn how to get to know the animal and how to take care of them. The elephants are fed bananas and sugar cane, their favorite food. We'll continue the visit with a ride on the back of an elephant through the lush jungle without a basket.
Lunch of local specialties.
Take part in activities such as a mud spa, bathing, and brushing the elephants. A delicious Thai lunch is provided.
The day concludes with a return trip to Chiang Mai. Rest of the day free to rest. Overnight at the hotel.
Transfer to Chiang Mai airport to take the flight to Krabi. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by a driver who will take you to the hotel. You will have free time to rest, enjoy the beach or even explore the exciting world of rock climbing.
Krabi is a true island paradise, with magnificent fine sandy beaches stretching for more than forty kilometres and warm, crystal clear waters. Surrounded by wild vegetation, reefs, secluded coves, and lush jungles, this seaside resort hides natural wonders and extraordinary sites, including fantastic rock-climbing opportunities.
Spend the night in Krabi.
Note: It is possible to replace Krabi with Koh Samui depending on your preference!
During your 2 days of free time in Krabi, it is up to you to arrange them according to your preferences. Here are some suggestions for your activities: The beaches of Railay and Ao Nang stand out for their exceptional beauty and are waiting to be discovered.
Krabi also offers the Khao Phanom Benza National Park, home to the Huay Toh waterfall, one of the most impressive waterfalls in the country, as well as the stunning limestone cliffs of Railay. In addition to traditional water activities, Krabi offers exciting adventures. Krabi's towering limestone cliffs are especially famous among climbing enthusiasts.
Depending on your flight schedule, you will fly back to Bangkok for your return journey.
This marks the end of your 15-day itinerary in Vietnam and Thailand with Kampá Tour! We wish you a safe trip and hope you had a wonderful experience.
Currently, the Covid-19 pandemic situation has been significantly brought under control in Asian countries from 2022 until now.
In particular, in the countries of Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia... the Covid-19 epidemic is no longer considered a particularly dangerous infectious disease. Travelers are no longer required to take a Covid test before and after entering the country. The opening of tourism to receive international visitors is completely normal in Asia.
However, visitors are still advised to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 to ensure health safety for themselves and the community, for example when coming to Thailand. In some countries such as Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia, inspection requirements may still apply in some places with specific activities; As long as the full dose of the COVID-19 vaccine has been administered; must have travel medical insurance;...
▶️In general, you can travel to Asia without worrying too much about the epidemic situation.
The latest regulations still need to be updated. Asking our consulting team is a suggestion for you. Since then, our agency has successfully organized hundreds of trips in Asia. Photos and testimonials from travelers are published on our website in the Testimonials from our travelers section!
For tourists from the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia, and most EU countries, a Thailand Tourist Visa is issued by a Thai Embassy, Consulate, or e-visa system for tourism purposes, unlike the 60-day visa exemption (extendable by 30 days) granted on arrival. Work is not allowed.
Undoubtedly, if the weather is your main concern when planning your trip to Thailand, we recommend considering the dry season, which runs from November to February. During this period, Thailand experiences its dry season, with sunny days and little rainfall. The climate is very pleasant, it is not too hot and it does not rain often, which makes it ideal for tourist activities and exploring the country.
However, keep in mind that this is also the busiest period for tourists in Thailand, so you may find higher prices and more people in popular destinations.
Additionally, there may be weather variations in different parts of the country, so it's important to do your research and take into account the specific conditions of the regions you plan to visit.
We will be happy to assist you and provide you with more information about the weather and any other queries you may have for your trip to Thailand.
Due to the terrain and geographical location, the climate in Vietnam is quite diverse from north to south.
When one area is wet, cold, or rainy, another may be sunny and dry. In our experience, the best time to travel to Vietnam is from October to April. More specifically, the best months are from October to November and mid-March to May, when the weather is pleasant, with little rainfall, conducive to a variety of tourist activities.
In July and August it is a bit hot (30-35 degrees), but Ha Long Bay is usually sunny. You'll also have the chance to see the northern mountains adorned with green or yellow rice fields and terraces that stretch as far as the eye can see. Meanwhile, in the south it's the rainy season, but the rains don't last all day, just an hour or two. The remaining days are sunny.
No, therefore a client of ours has to hire it personally on their behalf. These insurances are not expensive and you can get them easily. Our travelers often have contracts with large international insurance companies or those from their home countries.
We don't impose a deadline, but it's best that you book your trips, as well as the circuit itself, as soon as possible. In fact, the earlier we make reservations, the better the services will be, knowing that the most appreciated providers often lack availability. Therefore, our clients often book their trip 4 to 6 months in advance.
The first thing to know is that generally the weather in Thailand is hot and humid in most of the country for much of the year. The climate is influenced by the tropical monsoons, which divide the climate into three seasons: the hot season, the cold season, and the rainy season.
The rainy season or southwest monsoon occurs from mid-May to mid-October. This monsoon mainly affects southwestern Thailand, including central and northern cities such as Bangkok and Chiang Mai, as well as the coastal areas of Phuket and Krabi. During this period, rainfall is heavier, especially in August and September. If you plan to visit the beaches, you may want to avoid Phuket and Krabi during this season. However, if you still want to enjoy the beach, the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Angthong usually have more favourable weather at that time.
It's important to note that even though the rainy season isn't the best time to visit Thailand, this doesn't mean you can't. Rainfall is usually intermittent, with periods of heavy rain followed by sunshine. This means that you can still visit the destinations without any hassle. In addition, traveling during the rainy season can give you a unique and different experience, and it is also the off-season of tourism in Thailand, so the costs are usually lower and more reasonable.
No, insurance is not included in our package rates, and clients will need to purchase it separately. These insurance policies are typically affordable and easy to obtain. Many of our clients often choose providers like Allianz Global Assistance, Travel Guard, World Nomads, or AXA Travel Insurance.
Additionally, by paying for your plane ticket or travel invoice with a credit card, you may already have some travel insurance coverage provided by your bank or card issuer. It’s worth checking with them to see what coverage may be included.
The price displayed on our website does not include international flights and is calculated based on 4 people with standard hotels. Our tours are private with custom services, so the price varies depending on the travel period, the selected service category, and especially the number of travelers. Please contact us for a detailed quote for your trip.
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