The capital of Laos has perhaps the country’s most vibrant street-food scene. Weaving through markets filled with appetising sights and smells, guests will have the opportunity to sample a wide range of local fare. Highlights include juicy BBQ pork skewers, toothsome sweet treats and spicy Lao salads.

Being one of the most beautiful cities in Southeast Asia. It’s a place of golden temples, fruiting mango trees, monks in saffron robes and artfully preserved French colonial architecture. Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage city and it is also known to be the spiritual capital of Laos.

 This one-day tour allows you to see Cambodian village life while also supporting a proven model of responsible tourism.  Highlights include riding an oxcart into a village, receiving a blessing at a local monastery and participating in fishing, farming or animal husbandry. This is feel good tourism at its best!

Spend a day with an expert guide to discover the wonderful monuments at Angkor Archeological Park. Your Angkor Siem Reap day trip includes magnificent Angkor Wat, the jungle covered Ta Phrom and the main monuments of Angkor Thom City such as Bayon and Terrace of the Elephants.

The villages surrounding Siem Reap epitomize traditional Khmer rural life. Kompheim is an example of such a place. Here rice farming is the life-blood of the local economy and life is very tough. By strolling around the village and also taking an ox-cart ride guests can learn more about how families live by observing seasonal activities such as weaving thatch roofs, rice planting and harvesting.

Underrated by many, the food scene in Yangon is nirvana for those who like to travel their tastebuds. With an expert guide on hand, guests can work their way from breakfast to lunch through a number of local dishes. Delicious treats include palata (thick pancakes), sweet local tea, le phet thoke (Burmese tea leaf salad) and a range of curries at the popular Feel Myanmar restaurant.

Delve deeper into Vietnam's past with this day trip to the picturesque Ninh Binh area 02-hours south from Hanoi. You'll discover Hoa Lu, ancient capital of Vietnam during the Dinh and Le dynasties, before taking a sampan trip down the so called 'Halong Bay on Land' - Tam Coc River or additional options to Trang An or Thung Nang Rivers, famous for its charming grottoes and limestone karst mountains.

Embrace the spirit of Saigon with a day trip from Ho Chi Minh city soaking up the rich tapestry of history and culture. Visit the iconic landmarks of the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office, and hear the tragedy of war at Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum. Cruise the laneways of Cholon by cyclo and haggle for a bargain at Binh Tay Market.

Following Vietsea Travel culture guide to Thuong Tin commune, about 30km from Hanoi, where lots of hand Embroydery Villages ware blossoming since 17 century. Meet some of the most skillful craft men and women in their family; let them share you their heart-products and their love for their life-career. A fresh homemade Lunch will be served at a local family in the village.  In the afternoon, you continue visiting other places and experience some interesting sites.

Immerse in ancient Vietnamese culture with an excursion to Duong Lam, one of the country's few remaining ancient villages. Situated northwest of Hanoi, a tour through Duong Lam is a great way to explore the area's twelve-hundred year history. Explore houses over 400 years old, wander the village's narrow alleyways, visit local temples, and most interestingly of all, chat with friendly locals, join some family in making village’s specialties such as “keo doi” “che lam”. As an optional, on the way back to Hanoi, stop at Tay Phuong Pagoda, one of the first pagodas built in Vietnam and home to beautiful architecture, as well as ancient unique sculptures.