The Best Time to Visit Cambodia and Vietnam

Before planning holidays in Vietnam and Cambodia, one of the most essential information you might concern about is the best time to visit Cambodia and Vietnam. Located side by side, these two countries are often visited in conjunction with each other. Generally, the area is impacted by monsoons during summer months, but there are some climate variations in different parts of each country at different times of the year. Finding the most suitable time of the year to explore Vietnam and Cambodia will make your trip more enjoyable and memorable.

Table of Contents

• Key Takeaway
  • Final Recommendation
• Maps of Cambodia and Vietnam
• Overview of climate in Cambodia and Vietnam
  • Climate in Cambodia.
  • Climate in Vietnam
• The Best Time to Visit Cambodia and Vietnam
  • Cambodia
  • Vietnam
  • Best Time for Must-See Places in Vietnam & Cambodia
    • Northern Vietnam (Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ninh Binh)
    • Mountainous North (Sapa)
    • Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Hue, Phong Nha, My Son Sanctuary)
    • Southern Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta)
    • Cambodia – Inland (Siem Reap/Angkor, Phnom Penh, Battambang, Tonle Sap, Preah Vihear)
    • Cambodia – Coast (Koh Rong, Sihanoukville, Kampot, Kep)
  • Best Time to Visit Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand
  • Key Takeaway:
• Suggested Vietnam and Cambodia trips

Key Takeaway

The best overall time to visit both Cambodia and Vietnam in a single trip is during the dry season, from November to February. During these months, you’ll enjoy:

• Pleasant Temperatures: Warm, sunny days with lower humidity.
• Minimal Rainfall: Ideal for exploring temples, cities, and countryside.
• Clear Skies: Great for photography, especially at Angkor Wat.

The key thing to remember is that both countries experience their monsoon seasons at slightly different times, which means you can often find a region with good weather no matter when you travel.

• For the perfect blend of great weather and manageable crowds, aim for November or February through March.
• For budget travelers and those who don’t mind the heat or a daily tropical shower, the Shoulder Season (May-June) is an excellent choice.
• If you’re primarily visiting Northern Vietnam (Sapa, Hanoi), lean towards October-November or March-April for the most comfortable trekking conditions.

Here is a table to help you compare the conditions at a glance.

Cambodia		Vietnam
Feature	Details	General	North (Hanoi, Halong Bay)	Central (Hoi An, Da Nang)	South (Ho Chi Minh, Mekong Delta)
Best Weather	Nov – Feb	Nov – Apr	Oct – Dec, Mar-Apr	Jan – Jul	Dec – Apr
Shoulder Season	Mar, Oct	May, Sep-Oct	May, Sep	Aug, Nov	May, Nov
Low Season	Jun – Sep	Jun – Aug	Jun – Aug	Sep – Dec	Jun – Nov
Peak Heat	Apr – May	Jun – Jul (North), Apr (South)	Jun – Jul	Jun – Aug	Mar – May
Rainy Season	May – Oct	Varies by region	May – Sep	Sep – Jan	May – Nov
Key Festivals	Khmer New Year (Mid-Apr), Water Festival (Nov)	Tet Holiday (Jan/Feb)	Tet Holiday	Tet Holiday	Tet Holiday

Final Recommendation

• For the first-time visitor who wants to see the major sights (Angkor Wat, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, and the Mekong Delta) in the most comfortable conditions, aim for November or February.
• For beach lovers focusing on Central Vietnam and the islands, April to June is a great window.
• For budget travelers and photographers who don’t mind the rain, the shoulder months of May or October offer a good balance.

No matter when you go, both Cambodia and Vietnam offer incredible cultural experiences, delicious food, and stunning landscapes that will make your trip unforgettable.

Maps of Cambodia and Vietnam

Vietnam and Cambodia Travel Map

The international border between Vietnam and Cambodia is 1,158 km in length. The border runs from the tripoint with Laos in the north then proceeds overland to the south, terminating at the Gulf of Thailand at west of Ha Tien. These two countries share five international border crossings: Bavet / Moc Bai; Kaam Samnor / Vinh Xuong (riverine border); Phnom Den / Tinh Bien; Prek Chak / Xa Xia; Le Thanh / O Yadao crossing.

Bavet / Moc Bai is the longest and most popular land border crossing so both Cambodia and Vietnam E-Visa are accepted in this point. Among these border crossings, Kaam Samnor / Vinh Xuong is the only riverine crossing which links Phnom Penh Capital in Cambodia with the Vietnamese Town of Chau Doc. This port also allows foreigners enter and exit Vietnam by Vietnamese E-Visa. In other land ports, Cambodian visa on arrival is available, meanwhile Vietnamese visas must be arranged in advance.

In case you are on a vacation with very limited time, flying is the best option to take into account. There are many direct flights per day connecting main tourism hubs between Vietnam and Cambodia.

– Phnom Penh => Hanoi / Ho Chi Minh City.
– Siem Reap => Hanoi / Danang / Ho Chi Minh City.
These flights are operated by Vietnam Airlines and Cambodian Angkor Air – the flag carriers of two countries, or the low cost carrier – Vietjet Air.

Overview of climate in Cambodia and Vietnam

Climate in Cambodia.

Explore Angkor Temples in a sunny and dry day.

Cambodia has the simpler weather system in Southeast Asia with two distinct seasons: dry and wet season.

The dry season in Cambodia runs from October to April/ early May, when hot wind caused by the dry north-east monsoon blowing across the whole country. With the average temperature at around 24°C-26°C, November to January are the coolest months of the year. Characterized by dry and sunny weather, low humidity and relatively cool temperatures, it is no surprise that dry season is when the number of tourists coming to Cambodia reaches its peak.

From May to early October is the wet season in Cambodia. During these months, southwest monsoon brings almost 75% of annual rainfall to Cambodia. During this rainy season, daytime temperature still remains high between 25°C and 27°C. May, June and July are the hottest months and rainfalls comes infrequently in the form of short downpours. Toward the latter months of the wet season (late July – September), rains tend to be more intense and can be heaviest along the south coast.

Climate in Vietnam

Practice yoga nearby the infinity swimming pool is a fresh start of the day on the beach.

Vietnam is located in the tropical area, with high temperature and high humidity all year round. With 3,260 km of coastline stretching from north to south, the weather in Vietnam can vary significantly from one region to another, which creates three different weather systems. The climate in Vietnam can be split by regions with characteristics as below:

* North Vietnam.

The North is a tropical monsoon climate, with 4 distinct seasons (spring-summer-autumn-winter), influenced by northeast monsoons (from mainland Asia) and southeast monsoons, with high humidity. Hanoi and North Vietnam (Ninh Binh, Halong Bay) has distinct summer and winter seasons. From May to September, the summer is hot and humid with highest rainfall. The cool but mostly dry winter lasts from November to January with average temperature around 12-20°C. North Vietnam experiences a quite pleasant but short fall season from late September to November when the monsoon withdraws from the region.

September – October is an ideal time to visit these mountainous regions in Northern Vietnam as the rice fields turn a golden color and ready to be harvested.

In the far north (Sapa, Ha Giang, Mu Cang Chai, Ba Be, Ban Gioc), the winter can be particularly cold and frosty at times, especially in December and January. Temperature at night can approach freezing at 0°C. However, late September – October is an ideal time of the year to visit these mountainous regions as the rice fields turn a golden color and ready to be harvested.

* Central Vietnam.

Central Vietnam (Hue, Danang, Hoian) has hot and dry weather from mid-January to late August when temperatures can hit around 30°C. Nha Trang, located at the far south of Central Vietnam, experiences a bit longer dry season until September with high temperatures and little rain. Rainy season in this region generally comes from late September and the rainfall reaches its peak level in October and November. Heavy storms can occur and the region is prone to flooding in this period.

* South Vietnam.

Due to less influence of monsoons and constant temperatures year round (between 25 – 35°C), South Vietnam share similar climate characters with neighboring Cambodia with two simple seasons: wet and dry. The dry season lasts from November to April and the wet season begins in May and ends in early November. June, July and August experience the highest rainfall of the year. Even rainfall is generally heavier in wet season, they come in form of short downpours and often occur in mid-afternoon.

The Best Time to Visit Vietnam and Cambodia

The Best Time to Visit Cambodia and Vietnam

The best overall time to visit both Cambodia and Vietnam is during the dry season, from November to April. During these months, you’ll enjoy plenty of sunshine, lower humidity, and minimal rainfall, making it ideal for temple exploration, city tours, and beach time.

• Peak Season: December & January (best weather, but also most crowded and expensive).
• Sweet Spot: November & February/March. You get excellent weather with slightly fewer crowds than the peak Christmas and New Year period.

Here’s a breakdown of the ideal times to visit each country:

Cambodia

Cambodia has a tropical climate, with distinct wet and dry seasons.

1. Dry Season (November to April):
   • Best Time to Visit: The dry season is the most popular time to visit Cambodia. The weather is generally warm and sunny, making it perfect for exploring the temples of Angkor (Siem Reap), Phnom Penh, and the beautiful coastline (Kep, Sihanoukville).
   • Peak Season: December and January are the busiest months, so expect higher prices and larger crowds at popular tourist spots.
   • Weather: Temperatures can range from 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F). It’s hot, especially in March and April.
2. Rainy Season (May to October):
   • Should You Visit?: The rainy season in Cambodia can be a good time to visit if you prefer fewer tourists and lower prices. The rains usually come in short, intense bursts, and they tend to occur in the afternoon or evening, leaving the mornings sunny.
   • Advantages: The countryside is lush and green, and the temples and waterfalls look more dramatic. However, some remote areas or temples might be harder to access due to muddy roads.
   • Weather: The temperature is typically between 24°C and 32°C (75°F to 89°F), with heavy afternoon rains.

Vietnam

Vietnam stretches from north to south, so the best time to visit varies by region.

1. North Vietnam (Hanoi, Halong Bay, Sapa):
   • Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit the north is from October to April, when the weather is cooler and drier.
   • Peak Season: The winter months (November to January) are popular because the weather is mild and comfortable for sightseeing.
   • Weather: Winters can be cold (10°C to 20°C, 50°F to 68°F), and summers (May to September) are hot and humid, with occasional rain.
2. Central Vietnam (Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An):
   • Best Time to Visit: The best time for central Vietnam is from February to May, when temperatures are moderate, and the weather is sunny and dry.
   • Weather: Summers can be hot (28°C to 35°C, 82°F to 95°F), and from September to November, the region can experience heavy rains and storms, especially near Hoi An.
3. South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc):
   • Best Time to Visit: The dry season (from December to April) is the best time to visit the south, with pleasant temperatures and clear skies.
   • Weather: Temperatures are consistently warm, between 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F), and the rainy season (May to November) can bring afternoon downpours, although it won’t stop your travel.

As you can see, Vietnam and Cambodia have all kinds of climate coordinated with the diversity of geographical features including mountains, highlands, jungles, deltas, beaches, and islands. The high season for travel in both Vietnam and Cambodia is from November until April, with dry and favorable weather conditions throughout almost main tourism destinations, except raining November in Central Vietnam (Hue, Danang, Hoian). Consequently, that is also when the cost of travelling tends to increase.

The travel expenses are particularly acute during special occasions, like Christmas and New Year Eve, the weeklong Vietnamese Tet Festival in late January or early February, Khmer New Year Celebration in mid-April. If traveling during this period, tourists are suggested to reserve travel services as early as possible to avoid fully booked situations.

In the spring (from January to March), North and Far North of Vietnam is really a blossoming paradise of various flowers with many colorful traditional festivals organized during New Year period. Sapa and some mountainous areas may have the high chance of snowing in winter days when temperature reaches below 0⁰C. In January, rainfall is at its lowest level although a misty fog is not unusual, especially in coastal areas and around Halong Bay.

December to April is the best time to relax on the beaches of Central and Southern Vietnam with constant sunshine and blue skies.

Not mentioning about rainfalls and storms at times from late September to November, Central Vietnam in other months of high season (December to April) return to its glory days with constant sunshine and blue skies. This time also offers the favorable swimming and diving conditions in famous beaches and islands, such as Danang, Hoian, Nha Trang, Mui Ne.

During November – April, Southern Vietnam ladles Cambodia into the Gulf of Thailand for comfortable conditions with brilliant sunshine and extremely low chance of raining. Beach and island lovers surely have difficulty in finding the beach destinations because both countries offer many pristine white sand coastlines and islands, such as Sihanouk Ville – Koh Rong – Koh Rong Samloem in Cambodia, or Vietnam’s southern islands of Phu Quoc – Con Dao.

Luxury hideaway in private island resorts nearby Sihanouk Ville, Cambodia.

In north east regions of Cambodia, journey time to Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri is shorter thanks to good road conditions in dry season. Sunny daytime and cooler temperatures make adventure activities like trekking into jungles or interact with wildlife in these places are much more pleasant.

Although November to January are quite cool, April is one of the hottest months in Cambodia with average temperatures of 35°C. Rather than all day visits to Angkor Temples, tourists are recommended to take early morning or late afternoon tours, and have short break by the hotel swimming pool or at air-condition restaurants or tourist venues at midday. On the other hand, the summer heat somehow helps to lower the crowd numbers at the main temples in specific time of the day.

Coming to Vietnam and Cambodia between May and early October, tourists can experience a quieter holiday. Actually, wet season is not as bad as the label implies because it depends on what you want to do in these countries. And sometimes, tourist numbers may be taken into consideration rather than the weather factor.

Angkor Temples get a severe decrease in visitor numbers between May and early October due to monsoon season.

Visitors can still come to Cambodia during monsoon season when the dust is gone and the countryside returns to its lush greenery thanks to downpours. The iconic tourism site – Angkor Temples, gets a severe decrease in visitor numbers. In some extends, these spectacular temples are more stunning in wet season with fully watered moats surrounding, which provides perfect chances to snap shots of temple reflections in the water. Rainy season is also the perfect time of the year to visit floating villages in Tonle Sap Lake by boat.

During wet season, the lake swells to six or seven times its normal size of approximately 2,600 square kilometres.

On the downside, heavy rainfalls make travelling to north east regions (Kratie, Mondulkiri, Ratanakiri) and southern coastal destinations (Sihanouk Ville, Kampot, Kep) fairly difficult. “Of the beaten path” travel should be avoided, particularly in August. Remote tracks can become unpassable due to flooding of road system there. For those who are planning some relaxing days on the beach should forget Cambodia’s south coast during these months.

Instead, they can take short flight to Vietnamese beaches of Danang and Hoian, where experience sunny and dry days in summer time (from May to August).

Vietnamese beaches in Central and Southern Parts experience sunny and dry days in summer time (from May to August).

Other beach destinations in Central Vietnam like Phu Yen, Quy Nhon, Nha Trang, Mui Ne also share the same weather scene with Danang and Hoian. In general, central coast has plenty of sunshine and blue skies, average temperature is around 31°C. This time coincidence with Vietnamese school summer holiday so locals gather at Central’s beaches while the number of foreigner tourist decreases.

As mentioned earlier, the heaviest raining period in South Vietnam is from June to August. However, sightseeing trips in Ho Chi Minh City and Mekong Delta are possible because rains generally appear in short form and more likely happen in the mid-afternoon. The visit to Phu Quoc or Con Dao Island during these months should be considered seriously if you don’t want to spend all day long in your resorts.

Summer time is still the pretty good period to enjoy Halong Bay overnight cruise with outdoor activities.

North Vietnam is in its summer with plenty of hot and humid weather and rains are frequently caught in July and August. Halong Bay is prone to heavy showers at this time of the year but summer time is still the pretty good period to enjoy Halong Bay cruise with outdoor activities like swimming, kayaking and caving.

Far North Vietnam is in best trekking conditions between September and early November. Temperatures in daytime range from 15-28°C, and from 10-18°C at night time. Especially, late September to October is when mountainous areas like Sapa, Ha Giang, Mu Cang Chai start their harvesting season. Visitors cannot take their eyes off the picturesque landscape when endless terraced rice fields turn golden color.

Best Time for Must-See Places in Vietnam & Cambodia

Vietnam and Cambodia experience distinct monsoon seasons and regional climate variations. The “best time” to visit often involves balancing ideal weather (cool, dry seasons) with tourist density. This guide details the optimal timing for key regions, covering the most popular destinations.

Northern Vietnam (Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ninh Binh)

• October to April is the main season, offering cool, dry weather. December to February can be cold and misty, especially in Halong Bay.
• May to September is the hot, humid summer, with a higher risk of rain and potential typhoons (August-September) that can disrupt cruise schedules.

Mountainous North (Sapa)

• March to May and September to November are the best times for trekking, offering clear skies and comfortable temperatures. The rice terraces are at their greenest (May) or golden (Sep).
• December to February is very cold and often foggy. June to August is the wet season, making trails slippery.

Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Hue, Phong Nha, My Son Sanctuary)

• February to May is the dry season, featuring warm, sunny weather perfect for beaches and exploring. June to August are also dry but can be extremely hot.
• September to January is the wet season, carrying a high risk of typhoons and flooding, especially in October and November. (Note: Phong Nha caves may close due to high water).

Southern Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta)

• December to April is the dry season, characterized by warm temperatures and minimal rain, making it the most comfortable time to visit.
• May to November is the wet season, typically experiencing heavy but predictable afternoon downpours.

Cambodia – Inland (Siem Reap/Angkor, Phnom Penh, Battambang, Tonle Sap, Preah Vihear)

• November to February is the peak season, offering cool, dry weather ideal for temple exploration (including Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Preah Vihear).
• March and April are still dry but become extremely hot. May to October is the wet season, which sees fewer crowds and lush green landscapes, though rain is frequent.

Cambodia – Coast (Koh Rong, Sihanoukville, Kampot, Kep)

• November to April is the dry season, with the best beach weather and calm seas, ideal for a visit.
• May to October is the wet season, which brings strong winds and rougher seas, particularly from June to August. Many island services may be limited.

Best Time to Visit Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand

The best time to visit Southeast Asia’s most popular destinations: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand, varies depending on the weather, crowds, and what activities you’re interested in. Generally, the dry season (November to April) is the best time to visit, as the weather is cooler, and there’s less chance of rain, but each country has its unique climate and peak travel periods.

• Vietnam: The north is best visited in autumn (September-November) and spring (March-April), while the central and south regions are great all year round with a dry season from December to April.
• Laos: November to February is the most pleasant period with cool weather, perfect for exploring temples and outdoor activities.
• Cambodia: The dry season (November-April) is ideal for visiting the iconic Angkor temples and enjoying the coast.
• Thailand: The best time is from November to February, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable, perfect for beach vacations or exploring Bangkok and Chiang Mai.

Key Takeaway:

• Vietnam: The north experiences distinct seasons, while the south is tropical year-round. Best for trekking and cultural experiences in cooler months.
• Laos: Known for its mountainous terrain and ancient temples, the cool season is perfect for exploring the country’s natural beauty.
• Cambodia: Famous for its temples and tropical climate. The dry season is ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
• Thailand: Offers a wide range of experiences from beaches to cultural landmarks. November to February offers the best weather for all types of activities.

Suggested Vietnam and Cambodia trips

Luxury Siem Reap & North Vietnam 8 days.

Warm-hearted smiles from Khmer people.

– Destinations: Siem Reap, Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Halong Bay.
– Overview:
In this 8 day trip you’ll visit this Wonder of the World – Angkor Temples (Cambodia) and The World Heritage Site of Halong Bay, visit the home of “King Kong” in Ninh Binh (Vietnam). This tour combines the highlights of Cambodia using the luxury accommodation and services. Start with a visit to the ancient Angkor temples of Khmer kingdom and explore the legendary Angkor Wat. Then travel to North Vietnam to discover the spectacular landscape of Red River Delta and sail through the mystical Halong Bay. This private trip could start from Siem Reap and end in Hanoi or vice versa.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/luxury-of-siem-reap-north-vietnam/

Splendor of Cambodia & Vietnam 8 days.

Magnificent Angkor Wat at sunset moment.

– Destinations: Siem Reap, Danang, Hoian, Saigon, Mekong Delta.
– Overview:
Enjoy a worry-free travel experience, staying in only the finest hotels and visiting the region’s most beautiful sites with our expert, English-speaking guides. Enjoy the sunrise over the Khmer temple complex of Angkor Wat. Behold the haunting beauty of Ta Prohm, where jungle vines embrace ancient ruins and delight in Central Vietnam’s ancient culture and diversity. Wander through Saigon bustling streets and immerse yourself in the riches of Mekong. Luxurious accommodations, incomparable service and unforgettable memories – it’s all here. Get ready for the Journey of a Lifetime!

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/splendour-of-cambodia-vietnam/

Luxury Mekong Experience 8 days.

Bakong is the first temple mountain of sandstone constructed by rulers of the Khmer empire at Angkor .

– Destinations: Saigon, Can Tho, Chau Doc, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap.
– Overview:
Immerse yourself in the sublime beauty of the Mekong & it’s river life. Travel from Saigon’s modern bustle to the calm waters of Tonle Sap Lake and into the ancient Khmer Kingdom; explore South Vietnam and Cambodia on a tour that takes you along the meandering Mekong River all the way to Siem Reap – the home town of Angkor Wat while you enjoy the best accommodation and luxury facility that Vietnam and Cambodia have to offer.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/luxury-mekong-experience/

Luxury Heritage Journey 11 days.

Pavilion of the Constellation of Literature is one of most popular symbol in present-day Hanoi, Vietnam.

– Destinations: Siem Reap (Cambodia), Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Lan Ha Bay, Danang, Hoian, Hue (Vietnam).
– Overview:
Indulge in the best very best of Vietnam and Cambodia on this one of a kind private luxury tour. Designed to capture the essence of this mysterious region, this awe-inspiring itinerary is meticulously crafted to invite you, in elegance and style, into Southeast Asia’s “window of the past.”

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/luxury-heritage-journey/

Cambodia & North Vietnam 11 days.

Female tourists capture beautiful landscapes of Ngo Dong River and rice fields in Ninh Binh, Vietnam.

– Destinations: Phnom Penh, Battambang, Siem Reap, Hanoi, Mai Chau, Ninh Binh, Halong Bay.
– Overview:
During this 11 day adventure, you’ll visit some of the wonders of the world – The Angkor Temples of Khmer Kingdom and the World Heritage Site of Halong Bay, plus trekking to the Thail hill tribe villages in Mai Chau in Vietnam. This tour combines the highlights of Cambodia and Vietnam. Begin with a visit to the ancient Angkor temples of Khmer Kingdom and explore the legendary Angkor Wat. Then travel to North Vietnam to discover the colorful cultures of the hill tribe peoples and sail through the mystical and tranquil Halong Bay.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/cambodia-and-north-vietnam/

Cambodia & Central Vietnam 12 days.

Long causeway leading to main gate of Angkor Wat, Cambodia.

– Destinations: Phnom Penh, Battambang, Siem Reap, Danang, Hue, Hoian.
– Overview:
This private adventure combines the hidden charm of Vietnam and the mystical treasures of Angkor in Cambodia with a unique opportunity to experience the natural beauty and traditional lifestyle found throughout the central of Vietnam.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/cambodia-central-vietnam/

Biking Vietnam & Cambodia 12 days.

Adventurous tourists bike through the back roads of South Vietnam and Cambodia.

– Destinations: Ho Chi Minh City, Tra Vinh, Can Tho, Chau Doc, Kep, Sihanouk Ville, Siem Reap.
– Overview:
The journey through the back roads of South Vietnam and Cambodia, where all your senses will delve deeply into the culture and life style local life along mighty Mekong River. Begin in Saigon, leisurely cycle through the graceful river landscape, pass lush green rice fields, tropical sugar palms and lotus flower dotted lakes.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/biking-vietnam-cambodia/

Cambodia & Vietnam Adventure 14 days.

Buddhist monks wandering around quiet Angkor Thom, Cambodia.

– Destinations: Siem Reap, Ratanakiri, Pleiku, Hoian, Danang.
– Overview:
Cambodia & Vietnam Adventure takes you crossing Kingdom of Cambodia to central Vietnam. The trip starts with biking through Angkor temples, horse riding in the Khmer countryside then drive up Northeast of Cambodia to central highland of Vietnam.
This 2 weeks adventure ends at the lovely beach in Danang and lots of outdoor activities in Hoian town.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/cambodia-and-vietnam-adventure/

Foodie Tour Cambodia & Vietnam 16 days.

Tourist with her fresh spring rolls in Vietnamese cooking class.

– Destinations: Siem Reap, Battambang, Phnom Penh, Chau Doc, Saigon, Hoi An, Hue, Hanoi, Halong Bay.
– Overview:

From the majestic Angkor temples to the emerald waters and haunting karst fangs of Halong Bay, Cambodia Travel designs this sixteen-day tour to take you across Vietnam and Cambodia’s kaleidoscope of landscapes. This private adventure lets you dine your way, indulging all your senses in delicious tastes and tantalizing aromas, while travelling in comfort and style.
Starting in Siem Reap and ending in Hanoi, embark on a journey that covers the highlights of these two enchanting countries.

More details at: https://cambodiatravel.com/tour/foodie-tour-cambodia-vietnam/

The combination trip to Vietnam and Cambodia tends to be more popular in recent years when visitors plan the trip to Southeast Asia. This will give you broader understanding of the many similarities as well as differences between these two countries, also save lots of travelling time and expenses at the same time. Contact us and our travel consultants will help you to find out the most suitable time to visit Vietnam and Cambodia!