A Complete Guide for Thailand Cambodia Vietnam: 10-day, 2-week to 3-week itinerary

Thailand Cambodia Vietnam Itinerary 10 days

As we are visiting three countries in Southeast Asia, you need at least 10 days to enjoy all of their beauty. For the best experience, you can spend about 3 days in Southern Vietnam, 4 days in Cambodia, and 3 days in Thailand.

Day 1 - Day 3: Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Delta

Our trip will set off at the biggest city in Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh. Upon arrival, make your way to iconic religious landmarks like Duc Ba church or Viet Nam Quoc Tu Pagoda. If you are into Vietnam history, Independence Palace will completely satisfy you. It was the center of political power in Southern Vietnam and witnessed crucial events during wartime.  The entrance ticket of Independence Palace is on sale daily from 8:00 - 15:30 for VND 40,000/ adult (US $1.60) and VND 10,000/ kid (US $0.4).

After exploring the Independence Palace, take a stroll over to Bui Vien walking street to dive into Saigon’s vibrant food scene. Be sure to try local favorites like Com Tam (broken rice), Banh Mi, and Banh Trang Tron (rice paper salad). For a more adventurous experience, hop on a motorbike for the Saigon Night Life & Food Tour, where you can savor local dishes, weave through hidden alleyways, and soak in the city’s lively nightlife.

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere at Duc Ba Church in Ho Chi Minh City

On the second day, venture into the Mekong Delta, located to the West of Ho Chi Minh City. With life centered around the rivers, a sampan boat is the ideal way to explore. The journey includes stops at fruit orchards to learn about local farming and sample fresh tropical fruits like mangoes, dragon fruit, and durians. You can also visit coconut candy workshops, a local specialty to see how the candy is made.

After visiting the orchards and candy workshops, you can relax on Tan Phong Island with local cuisine and enjoy a  “Don Ca Tai Tu” music performance. It is a traditional form of Vietnamese music that holds a special place in the cultural heritage of the Mekong Delta.

Note: Since the Mekong Delta does not have many nighttime activities, which might feel a bit dull for active travelers, consider taking a day tour there before heading back to Ho Chi Minh City for more vibrant options, like a water puppet show, a dinner cruise, or joining the buzz at rooftop bars on Nguyen Hue walking street.

Day 4 - Day 7: Phnom Penh - Siem Reap

After spending three days in Southern Vietnam, you can take a 7-hour bus ride from Ho Chi Minh City to the capital of Cambodia - Phnom Penh. The bus ticket ranges from US $20 - $25, depending on the bus providers.

In Phnom Penh, take time to immerse yourself in the royal grandeur with the stunning architecture of the Royal Palace for KHR 40,000/ pax (around US $10). Also, you can learn about Cambodia's modern history at the Independence Monument and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum.

From Phnom Penh, you can get to Siem Reap by bus, which takes about 6 hours. Siem Reap is renowned for the last and most enduring capital city of the Khmer Empire - Angkor Thom. As you get to the ancient capital, you will be overwhelmed by the magnificence of Angkor Wat Complex - one of the most iconic and impressive Hindu-Buddhist temple complexes in the world.

The complex is open daily from 5:00 AM to 5:30 PM, with entrance fees of around KHR 150,000 for a one-day pass (US $37) or KHR 260,000 for a three-day pass (US $62). We suggest opting for the three-day pass, as it gives you plenty of time to explore the complex at a leisurely pace, without feeling rushed.

If you plan to spend more than one day here, start by exploring the enchanting ruins of Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, Bayon, and Banteay Srei on the first day to immerse yourself in the stunning architecture and rich religious influences of the Khmer Empire. Then, return early the next morning to witness the sunrise at Angkor Wat. It’s a truly unforgettable experience!

The Angkor Wat Complex is vast, covering 1,626,000 square meters (402 acres), so it’s best to explore by tuk-tuk or minivan. Alternatively, consider joining a guided Siem Reap tour that includes a visit to Angkor Wat. This way, you can learn a lot from an expert guide and avoid the hassle of renting a vehicle.

Journey through the ancient beauty of Angkor Wat

Must-try Khmer cuisine: Cambodia is rich in historical sites and captivating stories. But don’t forget to try some of the country’s popular dishes, especially Amok fish, Lok Lak, and Bai Sach Chrouk.

Day 8 - Day 10: Last Days In Bangkok

You can travel from Siem Reap to Bangkok by bus or flight. While taking the bus is usually cheaper (costing around US $20 - 25) and takes about 6 to 7 hours, a flight can get you to Bangkok in about 1 hour for US $120 - 201.

For the last three days, we will stay in Bangkok. After resting, you can witness the epitome of Thai architecture and spirituality at the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. At sunset, you should get to Wat Arun to capture stunning photos. The interplay of colors between the temple, the sky, and the Chao Phraya River will create a magical atmosphere.

The picturesque landscape of the Grand Palace in Thailand

If you want to go shopping, indulge in a shopping paradise with thousands of stalls at the night market called Pratunam. This biggest market in Bangkok is open from 5:00 to 21:00 daily, except for Monday.

Insider Tips:

• As you are in Thailand, you should spend time experiencing the local cuisine with the taste of high-end food. The must-try one is Pad Thai, a stir-fried rice noodle dish with shrimp, tofu, eggs, and peanuts.
• While there are many forms of transportation, the tuk-tuk is the cheapest and most convenient way. For a brief journey (1 - 2 kilometers), you may need to pay around $1 - $3

With only ten days, tourists already have a general and hands-on experience through the highlights of three countries. This Thailand Cambodia Vietnam itinerary is budget-friendly and suitable for people with short vacations. However, since the time is relatively limited, the itinerary only focuses on Southern Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. If you want to have more details about the itinerary to Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, look at the following 2-week trip.

Thailand Cambodia Vietnam Itinerary 2 weeks

Compared to the 10-day itinerary, the Thailand Cambodia Vietnam itinerary 2 weeks allows travelers to explore more destinations, including the northern regions of Vietnam (Hanoi - Halong Bay) and the Ayutthaya region in Thailand. These are all renowned for their unique cultural values ​​and natural scenery.

Week 1: Adventure to Vietnam’s Highlights

Day 1 - 2: Hanoi Exploration

Your trip will start at the capital of Vietnam - Hanoi. The first activity of your trip is to discover the rich history of Hanoi at the Old Quarter. While here, you should try some iconic local dishes like Pho, Bun Cha, or Egg Coffee. If you want to enjoy the whole food culture in Hanoi, make a Hanoi street food walking tour for US $35/pax. During 3 hours, you will be guided to different stalls and fill your belly up with a wide variety of appetizing local food.

We will spend the whole day 2 visiting famous destinations in Hanoi such as One Pillar Pagoda or The Temple of Literature. These must-see attractions will offer a glimpse into Vietnam's rich history and culture. Take the opportunity to admire the grandeur of Ho Chi Minh, the leader who brought independence to Vietnam, at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Keep in mind that the mausoleum is only open from 7:30 to 10:30.

Hanoi Old Quarter always provides a tranquil ambiance

Day 3: Halong Bay - Overnight on Cruise

After spending two days in Hanoi, you’ll head to Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once you arrive and check in, you’ll set off on an overnight cruise to explore the stunning scenery of Halong Bay. The cruise is all about discovering the bay's natural beauty, so you will have the opportunity to kayak on the emerald waters and take in the breathtaking limestone islets and grottoes.

Besides, we will discover many hidden caves with different experiences for each, such as Sung Sot Cave and Thien Cung Cave. The caves in Halong are famous not only for their unique and mysterious formations but also for their historical importance. While visiting, you will find a combination of stalactites and stalagmites illuminated by colorful lights that enhance their beauty.

Kayaking is one of the most exciting activities in Halong Bay

Note:

The 1-night Halong cruise ends around noon. It means that after moving to HCMC, you only have about half of day 4 to explore the city. Therefore, if you want to explore HCMC more, you can book a day cruise in Halong Bay and move to HCMC at night.

Day 4 - 5: Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnels

 From Hanoi, you can head to Ho Chi Minh City by flight, which takes about 2 hours and costs US $160 - 280. Then, your first activity on day 4 in HCMC is to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels. It is an extensive network of interconnected underground tunnels constructed in 1948. You will be able to crawl through sections of the tunnels and experience the harsh life. As the conditions are claustrophobic, prepare a water bottle to keep yourself hydrated and energized.

We then returned to the center of Ho Chi Minh and went on a city tour. If you want to learn about Vietnam's history, take your time at the Independence Palace or the War Remnants Museum. You can also go to Ben Thanh Market to try local cuisine while admiring the Indochina architecture style of the market. To best experience the vibrant ambiance of Saigon, we suggest you have a motorbike tour for only US $65 per pax.

Explore hidden tunnel hatch at the Cu Chi tunnel

Day 6 - 7: Full-day Trip to Mekong Delta

Our last days in Vietnam will be for the Mekong Delta trip. You will get on a sampan gliding along small picturesque canals. The boat will then stop at a peaceful village that gives you an experience of real Delta village life. Here, have your time to listen to a unique traditional musical art form called ‘Don Ca Tai Tu’. Then, you can board your ‘xe loi’ and travel to the colorful fruit orchards to try fresh fruits freely with a fee of VND 20,000 - 50,000 (US $1 - 2). After your trip to the Mekong Delta, return to Ho Chi Minh City to relax and get ready for your next adventure in Cambodia.

The rich ecosystem of Mekong Delta

Week 2: Journey Through Siem Reap and Bangkok's Heart

Day 8 - 9: Siem Reap Discovery

The journey then takes you to Siem Reap, Cambodia's second-largest city. You can fly directly from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap in just 1 hour, with fares starting at around US $200.

Renowned as the gateway to the Angkor Wat complex, it offers a perfect blend of ancient history, natural beauty, and modern comforts. You can take a city tour, starting with the Angkor National Museum. This place helps you get to know more about the artifacts from every part of Cambodia in the past.

The National Museum has many statues of Buddha

For the second day in Siem Reap, we suggest you join in these exciting activities:

• Take a boat trip to a famous floating village on Tonle Sap Lake called Chong Kneas. The village offers you a glimpse into the unique lifestyle of the local communities who live completely on floating houses, schools, and markets. Also, they will show you the sculpture tradition at Artisan Angkor.

• Visit the Angkor Zipline, which offers an exciting way to explore the jungle surrounding the Angkor Archaeological Park. This eco-adventure combines the thrill of ziplining with the beauty of the ancient Cambodian landscape, providing a unique perspective on the area’s natural and cultural heritage.

Day 10 - 11: Bangkok Temple tour

You are nearly finished with your Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam itinerary. Now, it is time to fly to Bangkok City. If you want to have some fun at night, go to the Asiatique Riverfront to watch a Muay Thai live show. The show is divided into several acts, each depicting different eras and aspects of Muay Thai. Or else, you should experience the vibrant nightlife with a sip at rooftop bars. Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar would be a great choice as it offers cocktails and bar bites, plus regular live DJs.

On day 11, we will head to some famous temples in Bangkok. The most must-go temple is Wat Arun. The temple is one of Bangkok's most iconic landmarks known for its stunning riverside location and towering central spire. After that, you can visit Wat Pho, Wat Phra Kaew, and the Grand Palace. While visiting the wats, you must wear clothing that covers your shoulders, chest, and knees. Also, remove your shoes before entering the buildings.

Muay Thai is an iconic martial art in Thailand

Day 12: Ayutthaya Discovery

On the next day, you will travel to a captivating city in Thailand called Ayutthaya. As you are at Ayutthaya, the first thing to do is to visit its stunning temples. These ancient structures are breathtaking with their intricate carvings and towering spires. Some of the most famous include Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, and Wat Phra Mahathat. The temples at Ayutthaya majorly welcome visitors from 8:00 to 16:30 daily.

Besides temples, there are other exciting activities for you. You can learn about the role of elephants in Thai history and culture at Ayutthaya Elephant Palace. Do not miss your chance to see elephants up close and interact with them. If you want souvenirs or sample Thai food, go to Tha Pae Market, and you will not regret it.

Note: There are also bicycle renting services for you to cycle through the ancient ruins and picturesque landscapes. It may cost you between US $1.5 - $3 per day for a regular bicycle in Ayutthaya

You will be overwhelmed by the old but magnificent tower in Ayutthaya

Day 13 - 14: Free day in Bangkok

In the last two days, you will return to Bangkok and have free time to do anything you like. Bangkok is a shopper's dream come true, offering diverse shopping experiences to cater to every taste and budget. Therefore, we suggest you go shopping to have your favorite stuff at some high-end mall like MBK, Siam Paragon, or Terminal 21.

Also, you must experience Bangkok's "never-sleeping" atmosphere at Khao San Road. It is a heaven for backpackers, offering a vibrant mix of bars, restaurants, and street vendors. Expect a diverse crowd of travelers worldwide, making it a great place to socialize and experience authentic Thai culture.

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MBK Mall is vibrant at night

Thailand Vietnam Cambodia Itinerary 3 weeks

It is undeniable that 3 weeks is perfect for any traveler to explore Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. It allows you to have complete experiences, from the most popular to the unique ones that not everyone can try. The Thailand Cambodia Vietnam itinerary 3 weeks will take you through 3 regions (North - Central - South) of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Northern and Central Thailand.

Week 1: Immerse Yourself in Vietnam

Day 1 - 2: Hanoi

Vietnam is the starting point for your journey. If you're eager to look for things to do in Hanoi, you might want to see the Water Puppet Show. It is a traditional Vietnamese art form that often depicts Vietnamese folklore, rural life, and historical events. Or you can wander the Old Quarter to immerse in the bustling atmosphere and the beauty of French colonial architecture. While wandering, have yourself some iconic dishes like Pho or Bun Cha.

Your Hanoi tour will begin the next day at the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's oldest university. After that, we will visit the One-Pillar Pagoda and then the Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, the founding father of modern Vietnam. Besides those popular destinations, you can choose another option is to have a full-day trip to Ninh Binh to explore the wonders of Tam Coc and Hoa Lu.

Enjoy a water puppet show in Hanoi

Day 3 - 4: Halong Bay Overnight Cruise

You will be on an overnight cruise and enjoy the picturesque landscape of Halong the next day. The highlight of day three will be kayaking on the emerald water and immersing in the beauty of limestone karsts.

The ship will lead you to some of the most breathtaking caves in Halong, like Dark & Light Cave or Trinh Nu Cave. As the caves are slippy and dark, we recommend you wear grip shoes with you to keep safe. For your spare time on the cruise, you can use different free services like gyms or massages to relax after exciting activities. Your next stop will be Hanoi, where a quick flight to Da Nang awaits.

Halong Bay is famous for its mysterious and picturesque caves

Day 5 - 6: Da Nang - Hoi An 

After you land at Da Nang, a 45-minute taxi will take you to Hoi An. For the best experience, you should go to the symbolic destination of Central Vietnam - Hoi An ancient town. You will be immersed in the peaceful ambiance, diverse architectural styles, and colorful lanterns. While here, you must try iconic local dishes like Mi Quang or Cao Lau for US $1.2 - 2. As  Hoi An is renowned for silk, you can have tailored clothing as a souvenir at an affordable price.

You will visit a famous destination called Fujian Assembly Hall. Visitors can admire the intricate details of the architecture and learn about the history of the Chinese community in Hoi An. The Hall opens from Monday to Friday and has a ticket price of VND 150,000 per person (around US $6). After that, you will head to the Japanese Covered Bridge and the Old House of Tan Ky. They offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the town's rich history and culture.

Hoi An always provides you an extraordinary tranquility

Week 2: Journey Through Vietnam’s Mekong Delta and Cambodia's Highlights 

Day 7 - 8: Ho Chi Minh

After a 1.5-hour flight from Da Nang, we will get to Ho Chi Minh. If you are still energetic, just have a small tour of the nearby area to explore the excitement of the city. Also, visit the Ho Thi Ky night market for some tasty local dishes like Banh Trang Tron and Nem Nuong, which are quite affordable, ranging from US $0.5 - 3.

The next day, you can start the day by learning about the history of the Vietnam War at the Independent Palace. Then, you may catch a 2-hour bus to arrive at the Cu Chi Tunnels. We will crawl through a part of the 250km defense system. If you are going with family or friends, have your chance to join in an exciting paintball battle at VND 300,000 per person (roughly US $12). After an exhausting day, let’s have a chilling night by indulging in a dinner cruise on the Saigon River.

Try out the best street foods at Ho Thi Ky market

Day 9 - 10: Mekong Delta

After a day of exploring Ho Chi Minh City, you will have the chance to join a tour of the Mekong Delta. In this lush, water-filled region, you can relax and enjoy the untouched beauty of the countryside and its refreshing cool air. Hop on a boat to experience the vibrant life along the canals. We'll visit unique fruit orchards, often filled with mangoes, durian, or rambutan. If you're lucky, you might even get to pick fresh fruits straight from the trees!

You will get up early to prepare for the tour of the famous Cai Rang floating market the next day. It is where local traders sell fruits, vegetables, and other goods directly from their boats. Right here, you can try Western Vietnamese cuisine, like Hu Tieu or Bun Mam. Then, we will visit villages where traditional crafts are made, such as coconut candy or rice paper.

Cai Rang market is very active from 5:00 to 08:00

Day 11 - 12: Phnom Penh

We will arrive at the boat station and take a speedboat to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Upon arrival, you can start your trip by visiting the Royal Palace. The palace is a royal residence and an important cultural landmark, usually open daily from 8:00 to 10:30 and from 14:00 to 17:00.

The next day, you'll continue your city tour with visits to renowned sites like the National Museum and Wat Phnom, each providing a unique glimpse into Cambodia's rich cultural, historical, and spiritual heritage. For a more unique experience, consider a biking trip through a weaving village. This adventure will take you through the beautiful Cambodian countryside on Koh Ukgnatey Island, offering an authentic glimpse into local life.

The golden Royal Palace exudes grandeur, commanding attention across the entire area

Day 13 - 14: Siem Reap - Angkor Temples

On day 13, we will depart for Siem Reap on a bus. As the transfer takes 6 hours, the bus will stop at some stations for you to rest and have meals. If you want to enjoy the lively ambiance of Siem Reap, take a tour around Angkor night market. You will find various food stalls offering local Cambodian dishes and international cuisine.

The next day, you'll explore the rainforest-covered Ta Prohm Temple in Angkor Thom. Be sure to wear comfortable, sturdy shoes, as the terrain can be uneven and slippery with roots and dense vegetation . The next stop on your Thailand Cambodia Vietnam itinerary is Angkor Wat. It is known for its grand scale, intricate carvings, and harmonious design, embodying the pinnacle of Khmer architecture.

If you're a nature lover, consider a half-day trip to Kbal Spean to enjoy the fresh air and explore its lush jungle trails. This site, known as the "Valley of a Thousand Lingas," features fascinating riverbed carvings of Hindu deities and offers a serene escape with its natural beauty and small waterfalls.

Experience the bustling night market in Siem Reap

Week 3: Seek unique experiences in Thailand

Day 15 - 16: Chiang Mai - Hill Tribes & Artisans Experiences

You will transfer to Siem Reap International Airport for a flight to Chiang Mai. Upon arrival, spend your time visiting and learning about the life of Lisu Ban Don Loong and Akha Ban Huay Pong. They are two hill-tribe villages located in the northern part of Thailand.

In the afternoon, you can visit ethical elephant sanctuaries, such as Elephant Nature Park, to learn about elephants and their conservation. These sanctuaries provide a safe and humane environment where you can observe these magnificent creatures up close and support responsible tourism.

Day 16 will be for your trip to Karen Village. This place is inhabited by an ethnic group called Karen people, also known as the Kayin or Kariang. Karen Village typically showcases a subsistence agricultural lifestyle. Therefore, you might see unique terraced rice fields and livestock. During the discovery, you will participate in traditional weaving and textile-making. Another highlight of this visit is attending traditional Karen music and dance performances.

Karen people wear many necklaces from a young age

Day 17 - 18: Bangkok Capital

From Chiang Mai, you can fly to Bangkok to visit the Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Arun and learn about the significance of Thai history and religion. Also, you can explore the educational foundation in Thailand by visiting Wat Pho, Thailand’s first university.

On the second day, let's make your Thailand Cambodia Vietnam itinerary 3 weeks exciting by shopping for accessories or clothes at Chatuchak Market. You can also discover the story of an American businessman who fell in love with Thailand and its silk industry at Jim Thompson House. If you are a food lover, try out the Bangkok Street Food Tour By Tuk Tuk with only US $110/pax. The 3-hour tour will take you to 5 famous locations regarding cuisine.

Try out a unique car type in Thailand - tuk-tuk

Day 19: Full-day Ayutthaya Discovery

We will head to the ancient Ayutthaya city for a full-day discovery on day 19. While here, you will be overwhelmed by the splendor of ancient ruins like Wat Mahathat or Wat Phra Si Sanphet. Although Ayutthaya is free, some of the sites in the historical park have entrance fees separately, ranging from US $0.6 - 1.2. On the way to Ayutthaya, you should drop by Bang Pa-in Summer Place to enjoy a diverse range of architectural styles.

Embrace the peaceful space while discovering Ayutthaya

Day 20 - 21: Last Days in Bangkok

On the final days of the Thailand Cambodia Vietnam itinerary 3 weeks, you are free to explore Bangkok yourself. To fully enjoy the beauty of Bangkok's natural beauty, we suggest you go to Lumpini Park. It is a green oasis in the city where you can take a leisurely stroll. Want to try something unique? Have a boat trip on the Chao Phraya River. It will offer you a unique perspective of Bangkok's iconic landmarks, rich history, and vibrant culture.

Damnoen Saduak floating market fulls of canals and ships

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When is the best time for a Thailand - Cambodia - Vietnam itinerary?

• The ideal time to explore Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam is from November to February. At this time, the weather is dry, less humid, and the average temperature is only around 30°C.

• The rainy season is from June to October. Therefore, while on the trip, you will have chances to admire lush green rice fields, especially in the Mekong Delta.

However, if you are flexible about the weather and find a friendly budget trip, this season is a good choice for your Southeast Asia trip.

How to Travel Between Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam?

Southeast Asia has a favorable geographical location so traveling between countries is quite easy. For the best travel experience, we suggest you book flights to your destinations. You can travel to Thailand from Vietnam and vice versa with many international flight options ranging from US $55 - 160. Usually, it will take 2h 37m to get from Vietnam to Thailand.

Alternatively, you can travel by bus between Vietnam and Cambodia to save money and enjoy the scenery along the way. With the price ranging from US $25 - 5, it will take 6 - 8 hours from Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh. Besides, the fastest way to get from Cambodia to Thailand is to fly, which takes 2h 54m and costs US $130 - 260.

A bus moving from Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh (Cambodia)

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Hotel Recommendations

Depending on your budget and interests, the hotel you book will be different in style and cost. Here are some suggestions for you regarding hotel choices.

Thailand

Bangkok

You should book a hotel in the central area like Mandarin Oriental (Bangkok). Depending on your preferences and travel budget, you can choose accordingly. For example, if you are traveling alone or in a group and want to save money, you can rent a bunk bed hostel. if you want to explore and be close to the local area, you can rent an Airbnb, if you want convenience, rent a hotel, etc.

Pattaya 

Consider your preferred location and budget. For beachfront luxury, Hilton Pattaya will be the best choice. For budget-friendly options, Hotel Vista Pattaya offers good value with comfortable rooms and convenient locations near the city’s attractions. You can book these hotels through online travel platforms like Booking.com or Expedia to compare prices, read reviews, and secure the best deals.

Chiangmai

You should stay in areas like the Old City for easy access to temples and cultural sites. Popular options include boutique hotels like U Chiang Mai for a blend of luxury and local charm. If you are a budget traveler, enjoy Sleep Guesthouse for a cozy ambiance with only US $20 - 40 per night.

Cambodia

Phnom Penh

With its comfy rooms and handy location, Okay Boutique Hotel is excellent if you are looking for a reasonably priced but cozy hotel. Also, you can stay at the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra for luxury and a central location with beautiful river views.

Siem Reap

If you are exploring the temples, consider staying near the Old Market for convenience. For a more relaxed vibe, check out the Riverfront area. Popular choices include boutique hotels with charming Khmer architecture and modern accommodations with pools.

Vietnam

Hanoi

We suggest you stay in the Old Quarter for a truly immersive experience. La Siesta Premium Hang Be, with a price from US $140, would be a perfect choice if you desire chic boutique vibes. La Palm Hotel will be an affordable option yet still decent for budget visitors.

Ho Chi Minh

For first-time visitors, District 1 is a great starting point with its iconic landmarks and lively atmosphere. If you prefer a quieter stay, explore District 3 for a more local feel. You should also compare prices and read reviews on booking platforms like Booking.com or Agoda.

Hoi An - Da Nang

Many visitors usually stay at Anantara Hoi An Resort due to its riverside location and colonial charm. However, if you want something more budget-friendly, Q Villa Hoi An will satisfy you with a fully equipped room and also free bicycle service. It only costs you from US $28 per day.

How much to spend for a Thailand - Cambodia - Vietnam itinerary?

The traveling cost of Southeast Asian countries is generally affordable. However, the actual cost may vary depending on personal preferences and the time of travel.

You can refer to the following table regarding the estimated costs:

Note: The above costs do not include international airfare.

Conclusion

Above is all the information about itineraries in different amounts of time. We will offer you the best package depending on your budget and schedule. If you have any questions or requirements regarding the tour, we are always here to help you. Book yourself a Vietnam Cambodia Thailand itinerary now at BestPrice Travel.