Guided Vietnam and Cambodia Luxury Multi-Adventure Tour
Uncover the wild beauty and timeless charm of Southeast Asia on a multi-adventure journey through Vietnam and Cambodia—where every day brings a new rhythm of exploration. Begin in Hanoi, navigating its maze of lively streets and timeless traditions before gliding through Lan Ha Bay’s emerald waters. Here, paddle your kayak into secret lagoons, explore hidden caves, and watch the sunset from the deck of a luxury cruise surrounded by limestone peaks.
In Hoi An, trade waves for wheels—cycle past rice paddies shimmering in the morning light, meet local artisans, and cook fragrant Vietnamese dishes alongside master chefs. The gentle balance of activity and immersion connects you deeply to Vietnam’s landscapes and people.
Then, cross into Cambodia for a deeper dive into adventure. Pedal through the ancient forests of Angkor, where crumbling temples emerge from the mist, and legends of lost empires echo through the trees. On Mount Kulen, lace up your boots for a trek across sacred ground—through cashew plantations, jungle trails, and cooling waterfalls.
From kayaking to cycling, hiking to cultural discovery, this journey is a sensory expedition through two captivating lands—where adventure meets authenticity, and every moment becomes a story worth retelling.
Guided
premiere hotels
Hanoi
Siem Reap
Min. 2, Max. 12
Noi Bai International Airport (HAN)
Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI)
Highlights

Lan Ha Bay Serenity
Discover hidden lagoons, mysterious caves, and floating fishing villages while kayaking. Cruise among emerald waters and limestone cliffs while enjoying a tranquil sunset over the bay

Khmer Heritage And Adventure
Cycle Angkor’s ancient temples, hike Mount Kulen through villages and cashew forests, visit sacred pagodas, and witness traditional Khmer rituals and dance, connecting deeply with Cambodia’s history, culture, and natural beauty

Culinary Experience
Cycle through Hoi An’s lush rice paddies and artisan villages, visit Thanh Ha Pottery and master traditional Vietnamese dishes in a hands-on cooking class
Itinerary
Brief Itinerary
Meals are indicated as B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner.
Listed hotels are subject to availability and may be replaced with similar alternatives of equal standard.
| Day | Place | premiere Inns | Meals | Distance | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAY 1 | Hanoi | Hotel de L'Opera (5-Star) | D | cycling | |
| DAY 2 | Lan Ha Bay | Paradise Grand Cruise | B, L, D | kayaking | |
| DAY 3 | Hoi An | Anantara Hoi An Resort (5-Star) | B, D | ||
| DAY 4 | Hoi An | Anantara Hoi An Resort (5-Star) | B, L | 30 km / 19 mi | cycling |
| DAY 5 | Siem Reap | Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor (5-Star) | B, L, D | ||
| DAY 6 | Siem Reap | Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor (5-Star) | B, L | 30 km / 19 mi | cycling |
| DAY 7 | Siem Reap | Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor (5-Star) | B, L | hiking | |
| DAY 8 | Departure | B |
Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Hanoi
Welcome to Vietnam!
We settle into our hotel before stepping into the lively charm of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Together, we wander through its maze of narrow streets, alive with scooters, sizzling street food, and family-run shops full of local flavor. Later, we experience Vietnam’s cultural heart with a traditional Water Puppet Show, where ancient folk tales come alive on shimmering water. Later, we glide through the city on a leisurely cyclo ride, soaking in its vibrant rhythm from the comfort of this classic Vietnamese rickshaw. Our first day concludes with a warm welcome dinner, celebrating the rich and aromatic tastes of Vietnamese cuisine.

Day 2: Lan Ha Bay
Today, we leave the city behind for the serene waters of Lan Ha Bay. We kayak through hidden lagoons, gliding past towering karst formations, or let local rowers guide us on bamboo boats to the stunning Dark and Bright Cave. As the day winds down, we board a luxurious cruise and watch the sunset paint the sky in shades of pink and orange over dramatic limestone cliffs. Dinner is served aboard as we drift past emerald waters and floating fishing villages, falling asleep surrounded by the bay’s peaceful beauty, a perfect close to a day of adventure.

Day 3: Hoi An
We begin the day with an energizing Tai Chi session on deck, greeting the first light of dawn as it dances across the bay. After breakfast, we disembark and transfer back to Hanoi for our flight to Da Nang, then drive to our hotel in Hoi An. In the evening, we stroll along Hoi An’s Lantern Trail, where glowing lanterns illuminate centuries-old streets and bridges. The town’s Chinese assembly halls, Japanese covered bridge, and riverside cafés create a magical, timeless atmosphere. We can wander at leisure, sample local cuisine, or shop for silk and handicrafts, soaking in the gentle rhythm of this UNESCO-listed Old Town.

Day 4: Hoi An
Today invites us to immerse ourselves in both culture and adventure. We begin with a relaxed 30-km cycle through Hoi An’s lush countryside, weaving past emerald rice paddies where farmers in conical hats work, shaded lanes lined with palms, and charming villages where artisans continue traditional crafts. We then visit Tra Que Herb and Vegetable Village, witnessing how local farmers nurture fresh, flavorful produce using time-honored techniques.
Our journey continues to Thanh Ha Pottery Village, where centuries-old methods bring bricks, tiles, and ceramics to life — and we get the chance to try the pottery wheel ourselves. Back in town, we dive into a hands-on cooking class with local chefs, learning to create fragrant pho, crisp spring rolls, and other Vietnamese classics. Finally, we gather to enjoy the dishes we have made, savoring the flavors while connecting deeply with the culture and rhythms of Hoi An.

Day 5: Siem Reap
Today's morning is free as we fly from Vietnam to Siem Reap, the gateway to the magnificent temples of Angkor. After arriving, we check into our charming colonial-style hotel, our home for the next few nights. The afternoon is free to unwind, perhaps relax by the pool, enjoy a quiet drink on the terrace, or simply soak in the tranquil surroundings. Siem Reap is not only known for its ancient wonders but also for its lively markets, flavorful Khmer cuisine, and rich cultural heritage. This evening, we gather for a special welcome dinner featuring authentic Khmer dishes, accompanied by a captivating Apsara dance performance at the Apsara Theatre. The graceful dancers, adorned in shimmering costumes, bring to life the mythical Apsaras from the ancient Khmer epic Reamker, closely related to the Hindu Ramayana. It’s the perfect introduction to the beauty, artistry, and spirit of Cambodia.

Day 6: Siem Reap
Today, we set out on an unforgettable journey to explore the wonders of Angkor at our own pace. Cycling through peaceful forest paths, we pass ancient gates draped in vines and temples slowly reclaimed by nature. Our 30-kilometer loop takes us through the highlights of the Angkor Archaeological Park — from the grandeur of Angkor Wat, with its intricate carvings and towering spires, to the serene faces of Bayon Temple smiling down from the jungle canopy. At Ta Prohm, giant tree roots wrap around centuries-old stone walls, creating one of Cambodia’s most photogenic scenes. Riding between temples lets us experience the magic of Angkor in a truly immersive way — feeling the breeze, hearing birdsong, and pausing whenever a hidden carving or quiet shrine catches our eye. We stop for a traditional Khmer lunch before returning to our hotel, our minds full of history and wonder.

Day 7: Siem Reap
This morning, we set out on an inspiring 12km hike across the sacred slopes of Mount Kulen, a place deeply woven into Cambodia’s spiritual heritage. Our trail begins in the local community of Anlung Thom and winds through peaceful villages, cashew plantations, and patches of lush forest. As we walk, we pass hidden ruins and ancient kilns — remnants of a pre-Angkorian site recently uncovered by archaeologists. Moving through tall grass and lychee trees, we explore forgotten temples like Perng Eysei and Damrei Krab, before pausing at Preah Kral pagoda. A picnic lunch awaits us at Srah Damrei, where 10th-century stone carvings of elephants and lions stand guard over the ridge.
Later, we continue by van to visit Preah Ang Thom, home to the revered Reclining Buddha, a pilgrimage site for Khmer people. Our walk then leads us to the “Thousand Lingas,” a sacred riverbed of carved stones believed to bless the lands below. The journey ends at a serene waterfall — perfect for a refreshing dip before we return to our hotel, hearts full of discovery and peace.
Day 8: Departure
After breakfast, your adventure wraps up. Depending on flight schedule, we might have time for one last stroll through Siem Reap before heading to the airport.
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Essential Info
Inclusions
LODGING
All hotels as mentioned in the tour details or similar (subject to availability).
trip leader
Expert Trip Leader(s) who look after your every need and add meaning to your vacation.
bike
Immaculately maintained bike with helmet, suited to a terrain.
shuttle
A Van support follows the group of riders and carries all belongings.
Luggage Transfer
Transportation of luggage from one hotel to another.
meals
Meals as per itinerary. Guests are given the opportunity to dine on their own so that they discover a location independently.
Exclusions
Airport pickup
We recommend to book direclty from airport.
Airport drop
We recommend to book direclty from your last hotel.
Beverages
Beverages such as alcohol, tea, coffee, juice at a hotel or restaurant.
Gratuity
Gratuities for your guide team are not included in the trip price.
Arrival & Departure Details
Arrival
Your tour begins in Hanoi, served by Noi Bai International Airport (HAN). Upon arrival, you can pre-book a taxi directly to your hotel for a smooth transfer. Alternatively, cabs are readily available just outside the arrivals hall, offering convenient options to reach the hotel.
Departure
Your tour ends in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It is served by Siem Reap–Angkor International Airport (REP). To reach the airport, you can hire a taxi in advance for a hassle-free transfer from your hotel. Taxis are also readily available at most hotels or nearby streets, offering a convenient and comfortable ride to the airport.
Please note that the internal flights from Hanoi to Da Nang and Da Nang to Luang Prabang (via Economy class) is included in the tour package
Weather
The best time to enjoy Vietnam and Cambodia multi-adventure tour is from October to April, when the weather is generally dry, comfortable, and perfect for outdoor activities. During these months, days are warm but not overly hot, and mornings are crisp and refreshing — ideal for cycling, hiking, and exploring bustling streets or serene countryside.
This season offers the most pleasant conditions for a variety of experiences, from paddling through Lan Ha Bay’s calm waters to gliding past limestone cliffs and floating fishing villages. Cycling through rice paddies, visiting artisan villages, and taking part in hands-on cooking classes become more enjoyable when the skies are clear and the humidity is low. Hiking Mount Kulen or biking through the ancient temples of Angkor is also far more comfortable, with dry trails and cooler mornings allowing for longer, more immersive adventures.
The wet season, from May to September, brings higher humidity, heavy rains, and occasional storms. These conditions can make outdoor activities like cycling, kayaking, and trekking less predictable and sometimes challenging.
Overall, visiting during the dry season ensures that every part of the journey — from cultural explorations to active adventures — can be experienced comfortably, safely, and to the fullest.
January
Best
February
Best
March
Best
April
Best
May
Good
June
Mixed
July
Mixed
August
Mixed
September
Good
October
Best
November
Best
December
Best
Best
Good
Mixed
Offseason
Visa Information
Before venturing on your adventure, make sure you're equipped with essential travel advice, including security updates, local laws, and crucial passport and visa information. Start by visiting the official government website of your home country for accurate and reliable guidance:
- UK Residents: Stay informed by reviewing the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) Travel Advice.
- US Residents: Access vital travel tips and updates through the US Department of State Travel Advice.
- Australian Residents: Plan ahead with the latest updates on the Smart Traveller website.
- Canadian Residents: Find comprehensive travel and visa guidance on the Government of Canada's Travel Advice and Advisories.
- New Zealand Residents: Get practical travel advice on the New Zealand SafeTravel website
- Residents of Other Countries: Check with your government or local consulate for tailored travel advice and requirements.
Note: Passport and visa regulations can change at any time. Stay proactive by checking for the latest updates to ensure a smooth and stress-free journey.
Insurance
Medical insurance that covers medical costs in case of an accident during the trip is mandatory to participate in our tours.
We recommend to purchase adequate travel insurance in order to participate in our tours and protect yourself from unforeseen events. Our experience shows that guests who purchase travel insurance—including coverage for all activities on the itinerary, trip cancellation, interruption, delay, baggage damage, loss or theft, personal accident, death and repatriation costs, medical and emergency expenses (including Covid-19), and personal liability—travel with greater peace of mind.
Can I use my credit card insurance?
Yes, as long as it meets our requirements and provides adequate coverage. Ensure you have an emergency contact number and policy number available.
When should I buy travel insurance?
Purchase travel insurance as soon as you've paid in full or booked your flights.
Is proof of travel insurance required?
Yes. You must provide your insurer's name, policy number, and emergency contact via our reservation form. This is mandatory. If you cannot provide proof, you’ll need to purchase insurance before traveling with us.
Does Art of Bicycle Trips sell travel insurance?
We do not sell travel insurance directly, as we believe our customers should have the freedom to choose a policy that best suits their needs. However, we recommend Insured Nomads as a great starting point.
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