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Cambodia to Vietnam: Night Markets & Noodle-Making

Bangkok → Hanoi 20 days Up to 18

About this trip

This 20-day trip runs from Cambodia into Vietnam, mixing the big sights with plenty of room to explore on your own. It's built with young travellers and tighter budgets in mind, so expect a straightforward, easy-paced style rather than a packed itinerary.

You'll start in the noise and energy of Bangkok before moving into Cambodia's own busy streets, taking in Angkor Wat's carved stone faces along the way. There's also time to slow down on white-sand beaches before the journey continues towards Vietnam.

The balance is between guided highlights and free time, so you can follow the group for the must-see stops and then peel off to explore markets, food, or beaches at your own pace.

What you'll do

  • Take in the energy of Bangkok's streets
  • Wander Cambodia's bustling city streets
  • See the carved stone faces of Angkor Wat
  • Unwind on white-sand beaches
Good to know
  • Easy pace with a mix of guided sightseeing and free time to explore independently
  • Aimed at younger travellers looking for an affordable way to see Cambodia and Vietnam
What travellers actually say

Worth it if you want a fast-paced group experience with standout local guides. Think twice if you're budget-conscious—hidden activity costs add up.

  • Local CEOs (Sovann, Bun, Leo) genuinely elevated the trip and made lasting friendships happen.
  • Activities aren't fully included; extra costs cropped up and caught at least one traveller off guard.
  • Fast-paced itinerary packed a lot in; Vietnam and Cambodia felt genuinely different from home.
  • Group chemistry mattered here; you're sharing 20 days with strangers, and it made or broke the vibe.

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Best month to go

Departing in Oct is cheapest — from £1,190, about 18% below the priciest month (Aug).

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Getting there

Bangkok
One-way · arrive 3 Oct 26

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Where to stay

A night before your tour in Bangkok · 3 Oct4 Oct

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