Itinerary

Ambassador Signature Cruise offers a luxury overnight journey through Lan Ha Bay and Cat Ba, featuring 39 balcony cabins, fine dining, a spa, piano lounge and spacious sundeck. Highlights include cycling in Viet Hai Village and kayaking or bamboo boating at Dark and Bright Cave, making it ideal for couples, families and travelers seeking both comfort and exploration.

This three-week Thailand backpacking itinerary connects Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Krabi and Koh Lanta. It offers a balanced mix of culture, history, mountains and beaches, with realistic travel times, practical transport advice, estimated costs and enough flexibility for a comfortable journey.

Bangkok blends historic temples, royal landmarks, street food, lively markets, scenic canals, and modern shopping districts. This guide highlights 15 of the best things to do in Bangkok, along with practical itinerary ideas and travel tips to help first-time visitors explore the city comfortably and make the most of their stay.

Explore 7-day Thailand holiday packages featuring Bangkok, cultural attractions, tropical beaches, quality hotels, guided tours, and local experiences.

Vung Tau and Ho Tram are the best coastal escapes near Ho Chi Minh City. Vung Tau suits travelers who enjoy beaches, dining and sightseeing, while Ho Tram is ideal for a relaxing resort stay. Top options include Marina Bay, Pullman, The Imperial, Meliá Ho Tram and Holiday Inn Ho Tram.

Vietnam offers a diverse mix of cultural heritage, natural landscapes, local cuisine and everyday experiences. Travellers can explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter, cruise Ha Long Bay, trek through northern mountains, visit Hue’s imperial monuments and walk through lantern-lit Hoi An. Other highlights include cooking classes, street food tours, relaxing on beaches, discovering Ho Chi Minh City, visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels and travelling by boat through the Mekong Delta. Ninh Binh’s limestone scenery, scenic train journeys and rural homestays provide further opportunities to experience the country at a slower pace. Because weather conditions vary between northern, central and southern Vietnam, travellers should plan their route according to the season, available time and preferred travel style.