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UPN) & MEKONG EXPERIENCE @ DAYS FROM @ $9,190 INCLUSIVE FROM BN ANE aes POT eat tt MOST MEALS TOUR HIGHLIGHTS ANI Re me TRILL SMe RCM YC cule ole Sli iF DM tri ee re emt NO ie cs SARE me CRC AS Reais eit * 19 breakfasts, 16 lunches, 13 dinners * International flights and current taxes * Domestic transportation * 3-4 star accommodation * Touring with guides and entrance fees * Visa fees for Australian passport holders Neen ROMP ICUC RSC Tae Crs Discover the unique secrets of New Latitude wines at Monsoon Valley, one of Thailand's only vineyards, where traditional winemaking techniques are revolutionised Enjoy a scenic lunch together with a tasting of the aromatic whites and fruity reds. Explore the photogenic jungle-swathed ruins of the famous Angkor complex, taking in Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm and the Bayon before ending the day with a boat ride on Angkor Thom’s moat. Head out on safari in Kui Buri National Park, home to over 300 wild elephants and one of the few places in Thailand where it is still possible to see these beautiful creatures in their natural environment. Safaris here have around a 90% spotting rate. AQ VISIT Spot wild elephants in Kui Buri National Park Fly to Saigon. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure before your welcome dinner. (D) Enjoy a relaxed introduction to Saigon, including architectural landmarks such as the French colonial-style Notre Dame and Central Post Office. Tonight's dinner is at NOIR, a true ‘dining in the dark’ experience. This social enterprise employs visually impaired locals, who invite you on a culinary journey with lasting impact. (B,L,D) This morning, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels to learn about the Viet Cong’s tactical strategies during the Vietnam War. Relax with a fresh ‘farm-to- table’ lunch at a Vietnamese farm before an afternoon at leisure. (B,L) Travel from Saigon to Can Tho, the beating heart of the Mekong Delta, where you will board the Victoria Mekong, your home for the next four nights. Sip a sundown cocktail and hear a traditional music performance as the ship casts off towards Long Xuyen. (B,L,D) Tender ashore to visit Long Xuyen floating market and the An Giang Traditions Museum with its exhibitions on local cultures. During lunch, the ship sails upstream to Tiger Island. Head ashore to explore by rickshaw, visiting local crafters such as, incense makers and a wood carver. Tonight, the ship cruises on to Tan Chau. (B,L,D) Head ashore by sampan to visit the local silk village where you will witness the many steps involved in silk production, from traditional looms to the use of natural dyes made from tree bark, leaves and fruit. (B,L,D) Today the ship will cruise to Phnom Penh, crossing the border en route. Spend the day in the infinity pool or taking part in the onboard activities. On arrival in Phnom Penh, enjoy a lively apsara dance performance to welcome you into Cambodia. (B,L,D) Disembark the ship this morning and discover Phnom Penh by cyclo, taking in the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda and Wat Phnom. Your afternoon is at leisure. (B,L,D) This morning's excursion to the Killing Fields outside the city gives a sombre insight into Cambodia's turmoil under the regime of Pol Pot. This afternoon, fly to Siem Reap. (B,L,D) The Angkor Archaeological Park is home to over 1,000 temples dating back to the Khmer Empire. Best preserved of all the temples is Angkor Wat, while the jungle-swathed ruins of Ta Prohm evoke a sense of mystery and true adventure. This evening, enjoy a leisurely boat ride on the moat of Angkor Thom as the sun sets. (B,L) This morning, visit APOPO Hero Rats Project. This humanitarian centre trains rats to scent-detect unexploded wartime landmines in FOR A DETAILED TOUR DOSSIER
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